sergeant that the salon was very busy. that there were people every year station. there is a hair salon and nail salon. it seemed that there were a lot of people in there. we also did here as far as the victim's go, there were not all females. the victims were females and males. we do not know how many were female and male, but we did hear that that is the case so far. >> dozens of pictures have been posted online. the first are posted here, you can see one of the shooting victims on the stretcher. several paramedics are around other first responders willing him to the ambulance. then we have in the that person that the news says has worked at the salon for 12 years. that you can actually see a stretcher in the background, responders way to take one of the shooting victims to hospital. now let us to connect the video, the next pictures that we have our postal nosy registry, you can see a woman is visibly shaking, hand over forehead as someone is on the phone with her. and we also have a look at the front of the salon. there is caution tape in a front, responders outside the door. and look at the awning. >> one week after they were gunned down in a mass shooting by a disgruntled co-worker in cupertino the family and friends of to of those that died said goodbye this morning. rob fladeboe tells a lot the farewells. >> manual is a kind of guy that did not wait for things to happen he made it happen. the cemetery here to pay their last respects to manual. one of the three people killed in last week's workplace shooting rampage in cupertino. he was remembered fondly as a dedicated family man and a tireless worker. he was a long time 49ers fans. he leaves behind a wife and five children. >> he may sacrifice for us and yet the duty had to do. >> my father was a great man he would help not his children but the whole neighborhood. thank-- >> across town at the jubilee christian church, family members fought back tears as another was eulogized as a man who always the this family first. john valajos jr. offered a prayer for all of the other victims and their families. >> my dad was a mighty man of god and he is about being an awesome provided for his family he had a really deep compassion for his community and friends that can't crosses paths in life. in my heart i have no anger or bitterness, no retaliation or anything in ipod against shareef allman. [music] p-bama and san jose and rob fladeboe kron4 news. >> shouts of protest bring throughout the bay area the occupied land is planting roots in oakland and walnut creek in the north bay, and in san francisco. we have team coverage taking you through occupy across the bay. >> you are now looking at a live picture in walnut creek. the occupied protests is just getting started in this city. the movement is flooding the nation in protest of the consumer and consumption culture and the growing gap between the rich and poor. in san francisco this morning, this video a noisy group of protesters barricaded two entrances of the wells fargo headquarters. a group of roughly 200 people blocked doorways for more than five hours. 11 people were arrested for trespassing in fact as they try to enter the building there were cited and released. the demonstrators outside wells fargo said they hold the financial institutions accountable for the economic downturn in the nation. maureen kelly shows a how many of the people in today's demonstration not personally affected by foreclosure. >> i am here because unlike thousands and thousands of other homeowners across the country i am facing foreclosure at the hands of the banks, while they accepted billions of dollars in bailout money wells fargo has made $26.4 billion since the bailout. i am here to object to that because while they are collecting all this money from us, the tax payers they're putting us at our homes. >> more than 60 percent of one's income goes to the mortgage and i cannot do that anymore. i feel like i'm living back in the 1800's like it is slavery. >> my parents lost their home, it was foreclosed on, they had to lift my uncle's home, then his house was foreclosed on, and then today my grandmother is facing foreclosure. all the banks got build al we got kicked out it is time for them to appease the 99%. with the vast majority in this country who see our homes and families ripped apart by the corporate greed of the 1%. if this one percent can be accountable, which is finally have our homes back, we can finally have good jobs and safe communities. but the corporate greed of that 1 percent is hurting the vast majority of us. >> wells fargo says that it is trying to help find solutions. it says in the past two years it has modified more than 700,000 home loans. right now oakland there are dozens of tents pitched in protest as a part of the occupied movement. teresa estacio shows us how the movement spread to the north bay. >> here in san raphael, several hundred people gathered to participate in and occupy what street rally. for some, participating in this national movement is personal. >> the company got what, then it on again, so people that replace me are not being replaced. it is just going into a small number of people were running out of things. >> other states that are to be in a supportive of voice. >> i remember how was made no money in 80's i was a loser and all of the people are making no money and i'm making money and of course i want to help. i believe in this country and i'm here to support everyone. >> unlike other rallies in other cities, most people passing by were enthusiastic about the demonstration. >> probably is it this is the not a place, we're a small population there are a lot of people who are active here. >> in new york city were all this started, protesters took over the brooklyn bridge today. the city's police commissioner said the protest are costing taxpayers big money each day of the protest cost $70,000. the commissioner in new york says that his department has spent more than $2 million and the protests started. and a major outage is affecting bradbury smart phones all across the country. this is bad timing for research in motion, the company behind by barry. it has lost a lot of business to the apple iphone and the google enjoyed phones over the last year. on top of that, the new iphone comes out in today's. kuwait slade and then the black bear problem and when we can expect this to end. >> for the company behind like barry, this of the worst timing for the outage. i caught up with a mobile phone occurred. >> in this industry there is a moment where the back arches bridge, the stock prices go lower and lower and something has to happen. this is just one more strong on the camel's back. >> this could be the straw that breaks the blackberry back, more on that amount. they're losing access to e- mail, text messaging, and web browsing, everything the wood on a blackberry for. it they say it caused a delay in e-mails the text messages being sent through. now there is a massive backlog of messages that need to the sense that it's affecting the servers. they said all messages will eventually be sent through. they've said that they're working fast to fix this problem and that it will be over soon. but at no point out, bad timing and the damage is done. >> this year of the to the been a nightmare for blackberry their stock price is down just about 60% in the beginning of the year, could have been losing market share, park security coke--park securely to apple and google. the timing of this is even worse because this is the day that the applicant rolled out. they also say that i-message like keep blacks berry messenger allows users to send text messages to one another over their data connection. >> i'm gabe slate with kron4 news. and >> and live look outside this afternoon from our roof camera. temperatures are warmer today as we expected, and the 80's in a number of places. 80 degrees in oakland in redwood city. 83 in the south bay as well. temperatures of several degrees or will we saw yesterday. nine degrees warmer in san francisco, seven degrees warmer in redwood city in all of you in six degrees warmer in san jose. temperatures near 90 in the inland valleys. into friday it will be sunny but the cooling conditions will begin. i will have details on your extended forecast coming up. >> still the head at 5:00 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'70s and '80s for the peninsula, 80 in san mateo, a good day to be along the coast tomorrow with upper 60 the no '70s. again plenty of sunshine tomorrow afternoon and light winds. 88 fairfield, 877 rosa, 82 mill valley. the warmer weather is sticking with us to round out the work week. tomorrow will be our day of warming, we will start to see you will be on a warm fire. into the weekend and will have more cloud coverage. temperatures will start to cool down and that will stick with us into next week. >>pam: we have some backup on the right-hand side coming into the city not too bad. a beautiful sky outside what did they come to be back with more news ahead. 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>> es. >> the doctor lifted six examples of what he described as extreme negligence including giving michael jackson propofol and the first place is not a sleep aid. he says jackson was not properly monitored and he criticized dr. is a 10th as cpr. >> if you guys feel your chest it is hard. in order to get good chest compressions you have to go to inches. can you imagine doing that with one hand, or underneath a soft bed. you cannot. so he should have put mr. jackson on the floor. >> if convicted of involuntary manslaughter he could in four years in a california prison and lose his medical license. >> legal analyst michael quartos a joins us now. >> i have seen witnesses like this before the person makes a great affect on the jury. the thing goes a little too far. when at some simple questions he would not give a thing would not give up anything the defense asked. and sometimes in jurors did you are like a hired gun coming in here bought and paid for by the dea can we trust you? in my opinion he is very strong for them. >> but it might have gone too far. >> i thing he did. >> another strategy things seem to be a big chunk of their claim that michael swallowed this himself and the dark was not good looking--when the doctor was not looking. what are they doing with that? >> the jury never that-- heard that. they left that open. they did not tell them how he in just a that they were sending the district attorney down an alley that was a dead end. they said we were going to say the orally in just it even though there are the new that oral ingestion would not affect the death. >> where are they doing that are they trying to send the prosecution off on wild goose chase? >> absolutely, that is what they do they want them to attend this in our defense and then when they open their case up and then the d.a. said we were not prepared for that but i will tell you what they will not throw this team off these cats are awfully good. >> so they may say that michael jackson in justice himself even though if he did not follow the drug himself. and >> that is what they're going to say, but the doctor told the jury today, you could see how good he was. he would turn to the jury and say let me explain, this tournament is very hard. you could see him connecting with the jury. so what he said in this particular case does not matter how michael jackson died, he said you dr. murray put him in the situation without the proper equipment, without proper medical people there you did not give him proper cpr so i really don't care what caused his death whether it was him or if you in fact did it. the fact is, you fell below the standard of care. you did this without due caution and circumspection, and that is against the law. that is a conviction for involuntary manslaughter. >> it appeared to be pretty devastating so what is the defense strategy? >> i remember that he lied to the emt and e are doctors about the propofol. the the defense is hoping there will be one of the jurors to hang this jury or to lead one of them. there is a professor on this jury and i guarantee the defense team when they are you there will be arguing to the profs in a sense saying please help us, please lead the other jurors, because you cannot know what caused the death, he did not know of jackson gave it to oneself, so you cannot bring back a guilty verdict. they will pound that in the closing arguments. >> thank you will be interesting to see how they come back from that. >>pam: several of those special education students are recovering this evening after their bus crashed today. they were traveling west near dixon about 7:30 a.m.. police say the bus driver was trying to pass a slow moving tractor when it suddenly turn left. the bus driver had moderate injuries. the students ages 18 through 22 are on hand miter--minor injuries. >> and found skies, with the a few high clouds streaming over. you concede this from the roof camera over downtown san francisco it is mostly sunny. the temperatures are not really affected at all today. we are war as we expected. low 80's in the inland valleys. cooling down in the south bay right now to 79 degrees in san jose. we did hit the 80's as well this afternoon. 72 san francisco, 78 oakland and warm up even more into tomorrow i will have details on that coming up. >> i and world news, a string of attacks, and least seven homemade explosives had been found. this was on the last three days. two of the device exploded, no one was injured and fortunately the attacks have caused a lot of backups. off the coast of new zealand this is an oil spill that will get worse in the coming days. there is a huge crack in the container ship, it will has been spilling out since last week. the ship appears to be breaking up in heavy seas. it is still too dangerous for the salvage crews to come aboard of the 1300 containers a 11 contain hazardous materials. the captain is facing criminal charges for safety violations. in an innovative way to try to boost tourism in japan following the tsunami, the earthquake in a nuclear disaster. japan is offering free flights to to arrest if they agreed to write about their experiences. there will be picked according to how interesting their travel plans are. the winners will still have to pay for their own hotel and activities. >> you can see people have gathered here throughout the bay area for this occupy what she protests. we will be back with more news to come. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >> let us look at wall street. this is a good day. rob is here calling stocks the first winner. >> this has been a crazy day on wall street two weeks ago it was depression and now we aren't he needed.-- and now we are elated. everyone tried to get in from of the problem and say we got your back. >> did we make everything that sort of went south? >> possibly for the year. >> and other winter, bmw. >> the rumor is that they will integrate the technology from the apple iphone. so you will be able to fund local movie theaters, you will be able to say call catherine. you can put that in your contact list early in morning if you forget your car will remind you. >> i can already say car robbed in my car, but this goes beyond that. >> absolutely. and this is something we used begrudgingly. but we are always in our car and always in our television and that is where apple has to move to. >> tellus like having a personal assistant takes into a whole new level. >> when you have your car is a virgi--version 1. >> now we have had are the jews in europe, the middle east and asia this company is like highway road kill. >> how bad could this be? >> i mean the start to be in the row, that is terrific for me to say, but microsoft will eventually buy them when nokia. i'm a stock die, i did not cure by product i care about the stock and the stock is broken. >> now why is j.p. morgan a winner today? >> tomorrow morning they will report earnings i care about the base of the united states in this a the first big bank they would tell us if their lending in how many losses they have. there will tell us about your exposure. the bank will be a big one tomorrow morning that is all they will care about until the end of the year. how they do it as far as their earnings and expectations coat? i am giving a speech on retirement planning so anyone that would like to show you can. >> thank you very much see you later. >> there with the court to stay at the today, temperatures in san francisco at 78 degrees and a one in hayward and in 90 in livermore, 86 in san jose in concord. temperatures above average for this time of year 11 degrees above our average mark in livermore, 10 degrees above in oakland and nine degrees above where we should be in san jose and hayward. ticket can if he wanted pitchers around the bay area man in the upper 80s down in the south bay tomorrow afternoon you just saw that 86 in san jose. we will see any of morgan hill, 88 also in los gatos. also in the upper 80s for the inland valleys, heading into the 90 degree mark in pleasanton. 89 in san ramon, 89 livermore. 87 and antioch. mainly in the '80s for the east bayshores. 80 in oakland, 81 in hayward. '70s and '80s for the peninsula as will a good day to go coast side tomorrow. not expecting much to win or cloud coverage. in thetemperatures in the '80s as well. now a mature extended forecast. warmer weather continues into tomorrow we will start to cool into friday but this was killed and more side especially in the end. we get a little more car coverage and this will stick with us through next week. >> and live look at traffic in xanthan aeschylus and james lick 8101 split. the bottom headed towards the peninsula. the top of your screen, traffic on a the is headed to the lower deck of the bay bridge almost at a standstill. we will be back with much more to come. >> taken with the thick, the people that want through this fear factory make their way through the house in complete darkness we can see them but they cannot see anything from them. we will be back after this quick break. >> as 60 in the latest after several people were killed at a salon. and we will hear from it family members following the cupertino rampage. and occupy wall street protest the bay area. we have live team coverage where demonstrators say that they're fed up with corporate america. 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[ female announcer ] at&t u-verse: tv like you've never seen before. salon is gruesome according to officers bodies of victims gadabout kron4 reporter joins us now about some of the images. >>reporter: just south of los angeles, i'll use the big board to fly us in this happen right here at the salon right on seal beach. this was right along the serene pacific coast highway just about 30 mi. south of l.a.. and you can see, this is a town right along the ocean that is not used to this type of violence. i have some pictures that i can launch before your ride after the scene. in this when there is a police car is a walking with a salon patron, she's clutching her purse. next, we see to win visibly distraught as the cop tried to talk with them. after that when we see a few bystanders comforting each other the there is an officer nearby on the phone and all these pictures from the l.a. times packed during--the l.a. times capturing all of these. and it is a the suspect handcuffed, his shirt unbuttoned, he appears to be without shoes standing next to a police cruiser. we are told that he was wearing body armor at the time of the shooting. >> as this story continues to develop, stay with us and we would have updates during the 8:00 and 11:00 newscast and on our web site kron4.com and on our facebook fan page and twitter. >>pam: it was one week ago today that shareef allman killed three of his co- workers and injured several others at the lehigh cement plant. today hundreds of family members and friends packed the jubilee christian church to pay their last respects to john vallejos, the 51 year-old was eulogized as a man that always puts his family first. according to his son, he would of one of forgiveness for the deceased shooter shareef allman. >> my father was a good man he was a hard worker and a mighty man of god. he was about being that also provide for its family and he had a really deep compassion for his community and friends that came across his path in life. my dad was a very forgiving man. and i know that my dad would have forgiven what happened. again my heart goes out to the allman family. >> across town there's standing room only at the oak hill chapel for the funeral of another shooting victim. 51 year old man well--emmanuel was also remembered he commuted to the bay area for the past 15 years he is said to love loved all cards in the 49ers. the third victim killed was 59 euromarks munios of san jose, funeral arrangements for him have not been made public. now this is a live news conference involving the shooting spree in southern california listen in. >> i do not know, that says something about our community, it has been a long time we do not very often have homicide this this is not anything of this magnitude. i will be back a little later on with additional information. they you very much. all i can tell you is that the suspect has been arrested and he is being processed. thank you very much. >>pam: that was the tail in of a news conference will bring you up-to-date on that, another big story in the bay area year--we are at the demonstrations going on at san francisco, oakland, san raphael and walnut creek. dan kerman begins our team coverage alive tonight. >>reporter: as you can see behind me there are a lot of protesters heinie, more than 200 at one . they're concerned about the direction that the country's going in. let me row some video to show you what it looks like. they are concerned about corporations and the rich not paying their fair share and they're also concerned about campaign donations and getting control to corporations. >> i am totally fed up with the way that our government is going in the direction that we are heading. >> i am out here because i am worried about america. >> i think we are most concerned about the growing inequality. >> is really about and paying their share. >> i am a family of four, winner under $60,000 per year and we are taxed at about 30 percent and when i heard about how the rich get taxed for less than 30 percent i thought was unfair. >> i am tired of dealing out what the banks not to keep your own people i am tired of the loss of education services to our children. >> we are back live in the occupied process in walnut creek. a lot of concern i hear many of these people wanted to make it clear that they want people to know that it is not just the tea party out there protesting what is going on in the united states, but people with other views and they are part of it reporting live in walnut creek and dan kerman with kron4 news. >> the occupied san francisco protest continues this morning. and another group of protesters also set up shop just a couple of blocks west of that. these activists gathered at the wells fargo bank right here along california and montgomery. i will launch a video of the scene. you can see the protesters are all out front of wells fargo and their allies, their allies with the occupied protesters before the most part it is not the same group they are allies the not the same group, about 200 people and you can see them all. there were in front of the engines and some people try to into the bank. those people were cited for trespassing. 11 people total they were released after being cited. the demonstrators their protest the economic inequality in america, many of them said that they're hoping to foreclose the banks and maureen kelly talk with people there who were representing all kinds of causes. >> i think enough is enough the banks need to understand the thick at the stocktaking our homes. all these banks got bailed out and we got kicked out. >> i am furious that the banks get bail out and the schools do not and i am told that as a teacher i have to fund raising grant right to teach my kids how to read. >> my messages we want power back. >> we just don't want jobs we want good jobs and we want jobs that will give us a decent wage. and right now the banks not helping, those jobs are very scarce. >> the system is not working for families are working people. it is not working for anyone but the 1% in we are here at wells fargo and the fact that this is not just a bunch of people that will go wickes-- wickes-go away tomorrow, this is you, this is me, this is us this is my neighbors this is my co- workers this is everybody. >> there was also a scene in support. one protester told kron4 news the this was the first time that she ever got involved in a cause, she is glad the group receives so much support. a process that i have to say it is amazing everyone going by and honking, it seems like there's just so much support. i have seen demonstrations before, not let me tell you, it is not bad to make a profit with greed is a whole nother thing. when you have people that are really doing things honestly and working hard, and you have these people that come in and a scam the system and they break down the system and then there is absolutely no repercussions whatsoever people are mad about that. >> the protesters plan on being back out on saturday for another rally. protesters also continue to occupy--occupy oakland. dozens of tents in front of city hall the protesters say that they're in here for the long haul. we will continue to stay on top of the occupied protests all across the bay area with updates during the newscast at kron4.com, on our facebook fan page in twittered. [music] >> and live look outside the sun started to go down. you see a few high clouds not affecting antipater's still quite now. pretty warm in a number of places low eighties for the inland valleys, 84 concord, 83 livermore, 82 antioch. we hit 80 in oakland and san raphael. 78 in san francisco and the temperatures were up about 5 to 10 degrees over what we saw yesterday. it was 6 degrees warmer in san raphael. i will have details on your forecast coming up and we will be right back. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. 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of computers. bramah each computer, $1,300, they say the alarm is not connected to the authorities. and i will tell you if investigators are looking if it is the same themes that targeted another school in the area. in mill valley, reggie kumar with kron4 news. >> now it has been a very nasty mostly sunny skies and a few high clouds have been streaming over the bay area temperatures have been on the amount to one side starting to cool down oakland 70 degrees, 78 in hayward and fremont. though 80's in are in the valley think quite comfortable in san francisco. it is 72 degrees right now. as we head into tomorrow, we will see warming up, and will start to cool down into friday. this weekend will see cooler temperatures and more cloud coverage rolling into the bay area. as for to the tomorrow afternoon upper 80s for the south bay, 89 cupertino, 88 los gatos and morgan hill. 86 in san jose, upper 80s in the inland valleys, 87 antioch, 88 denver--danville. 74 berkeley, 79 richmond, '70s and '80s for the peninsula. it will also be a nasty along the coastline to mark, upper 60 and zero '70s and scene of sunshine. up in the north bay temperatures in the '80s. 87 santa rosa, 83 in san raphael. tomorrow will not be a bad day to head out to the coastline. it will be quite warm in santa cruz because the we will be coming down off the mound. really warming temperatures up their 78 degrees. as the coastline would nothing to the cheers that one. 71 in half moon bay, 72 in ocean beach in the cooler in the north bay. as we mature extended forecast, warm weather again will continue tomorrow and hopefully we will start to cool but it will be on the warm side especially in the. as we get more cloud coverage we have more fog rolling back into the area and cooler to approve a stick with us especially true next week. >>pam: a major outage is expecting the blackberry fold all across the nation this is a bad time for the company behind blackberry rim has lost a lot of business to the iphone and to the android phone over the last year and on top of that, the new iphone comes out a couple days. >>gabe: for the company behind blackberry this is the worst time for this outage. the >> in this industry there is a moment when the back of breaks, the stock price goes lower and lower and something has to happen. this is just one more strong the camel's back. >>gabe: this could be the straw that breaks the blackberry back. they're losing access to e-mail, text messaging and web browsing everything that you would own a black berry for. they said was caused by a course which failure in their infrastructure. now there is a massive backlog of messages that need to be sent that is affecting the servers. they said all messages will eventually be sent through, they would not comment about any restitution to the users that have been inconvenienced. they said that they're working fast to fix the problem and it will be over soon. but as they point out, that time in the damage is done. >> this year has been a nightmare for blackberry, the stock prices are down just about 60% until the beginning of the year. they have been losing market share particularly to appleton and not so long ago, we were the no. 1 platform in the world, not down to no. 3. the timing of this is even worse because the date is today that the apple i zero and five rolled out, one of the features if caught my message. that is called the blackberry killer. but basically this is a system like the black very messenger that allows the aisle with users--ios users to send text messages over their data selection. >>katherine: we are staying on top of this story this is over the scene in a multiple shooting incident eight people have been killed one injured in the suspect is in custody. the motive seems to be broken and relationship we would have the the details coming up at 6:30 p.m. state to come more news after the break. @ [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead 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conspired with a least three other people to assassinate the saudi ambassador a martian to.--ambassador in washington. an allegis about that people killed at a salon. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. gramm all we are following the latest developments at a southern california a people are dead and one other person is in critical condition after a shooting at a salon. the suspect was taken into custody and short distance from the scene, the police say that he sought a salon in steel beach, a small town in orange county. police are not releasing a motive but and employees said the the suspect was in a relationship with an employee at the salon. we have a live picture that you're looking at the police say a salaam was filled with people when the attack occurred. they say the scene right after with gruesome. will have the latest on this developing story coming up later tonight on kron4 news at 8:00 p.m.. node group of about 200 protesters blocked too interested in the san francisco headquarters for over five hours. they chanted and carried signs. the occupied movement was the whole bank accountable for the economic downturn 11 people were arrested for trespassing as they try to enter the building there were later cited and released. >> and walnut creek more than 200 people turned out for their version of the occupied protest protesting wall street. they're protesting the growing inequities in the country saying that corporations are not paying their workers. they say as long as that continues to go on, the middle class and the poor have no chance. >> here at oakland city hall the mayor says expect an announcement on thursday regarding a replacement for the oakland police chief anthony batts and the mayor says he abruptly turned in his resignation early tuesday morning as far as a replacement is concerned, most insiders at oakland city hall and to take the position will be filled by the assistant police chief howard jordan on an interim basis. >> here in san jose memorial services were held for two of the three people killed in last week's workplace shooting in cupertino. some 500 people turned out at oak hill cemetery as that of a to pay their last respects to one man who was remembered fondly as a dedicated father, a tireless worker and longtime 49ers sen. across town, john vallejos was eulogized as a man along with his family first. his son john jr. asked the congregation to forgive the shooter and pray for a speedy recovery of the other victims of the shooting. >> and san lorenzo, this 27 year old talked with kron4 today about a terrifying experience at yosemite national park. while hiking, he was trapped in the summit for three hours by a rainstorm. he tried to call for help bowles told because of the bad weather no rescue would be possible he and several other hikers were able to shimmy off of the rock to safety. >> who does not have to make sure it is with a really good weather. >> will have more coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. for now charles clifford with kron4 news. >> and san francisco the bay area transportation commission voted on wednesday to approve the purchase of a $93 million building in the soma addition when the headquarters from oakland to san francisco. who will pay for this? anyone that pays for the tolls on area bridges with the exception of the golden gate bridge. reporting in san francisco j.r. stone with kron4 news. [music] >> are big whether store tonight it was warmer today and timber to in the '80s, 78 san francisco, 66 along the coast at half moon bay 80 in oakland, 84 in concord, to put up about 5 to 10 degrees always are yesterday. seven degrees warmer and open in hayward and 10 degrees warmer in livermore. into tomorrow afternoon will warm up a little more in those spots. 86 in san jose, 88 morgan hill, 71 along the coast and half moon bay in their 90 and livermore. 89 degrees there and 80's also for the north bay and 87 in santa rosa. 86 in concord and the your extended forecast. tomorrow will be our day of warming. we will start to cool into friday but it will be warm, additional cooling expected into this weekend and into next week. >> new details on the alleged iranian plot to assassinate the ambassador in washington, the federal complaint describes how he conspired with at least three other people and one of them turned out to be an informer. >>katherine: this is the home where he lived on a quiet cul-de-sac in texas. neighbors say he moved in six years ago but did not make any friends. >> there was no conversation you could look it them and they will look straight through you. they were not the most friendly people. >>katherine: his wife says that she is separated from him but even so... >> i cannot think if he would be capable of doing that. >>katherine: the justice department says early this year he was contacted by cousin and i ran who asked him to find someone to assassinate the ambassador on may 24th he went to visit someone who was involved with the drug cartel he was a drug informant who tipped off the dea in washington. in june he went to be with the colonel and that is the overseas terror force. in june and july he returned to mexico for more meetings with the informant the informant told him the assassination will require four men and cost one and half million dollars. in one conversation on july 17th, he reportedly suggested that the saudi ambassador could be blown up at a restaurant and dismissed concerns that bystanders would also be killed. in august, a $100,000 down payment was wired to an undercover fbi count in new york. on september 28th, he attempted to travel to mexico to nail down the deal. he was refused admission and then arrested on his return to the u.s. the next day. >> he was always looking for the deal, he was just a money town. in their minds, they said it was no question that whatever you put himself into what specifically to make money. >>katherine: the terror suspect is due back in court september 25th. his lawyer says the he will plead not guilty. >> here is stanley roberts to fountains behaving badly. >>stanley: i am at fat filly in the mission district in san francisco where they serve up a pretty good cheesecake--cheese steak. and this is one place just like a fat philly, they have been experiencing the same problem. several other places are experiencing the same problem and they're tired of it. >> he comes ennises can i have some how water and with how would you have to turn your back on the customer. >> tonight i will show you what is happening and what some people are doing to in the problem in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> this is at wells fargo, you could see the guy on the left holding up a sign. this is the zero that we have you a look at protesters blocking the montgomery street entrance to the wells fargo headquarters, this all went down this morning, they're holding signs and he could see the sign posted on the door that read for closed. >>pam: the raiders trade for the draft, gary tells you who it is straight ahead and his model, show up and supper. bill bradley goes one-on-one with gary about his latest up next. ]s >>gary: we might as well tell the audience what happened, i will finish with the zero and i will show you how can i were under pressure and deal, as reported earlier in the week nine years in the general manager with the boston red sox he is now taking over the chicago cubs, 15 to $20 million over the next five years. what you saw was, and you are very cool about it or else you did not care. we had a microphone malfunction. now this works. take the other on off. use them both. ok. i have back up. if anything happens, i will still be able to broadcast during a national emergency i will be the one voice that is still on the air. two microphones, two microphones as if i am not allowed enough. now the oakland raiders despite the passing of mr. davis and they are doing a little dealing. they traded away a seventh round pick for a young fellow named aaron curry who was the fourth overall pick in the 2009 draft. why such a high traffic--draft choice available, it just did not work out and so we will see what happens here, but a young fellow named curry, he is not a raider. the oakland host cleveland with a special ceremony to honor al davis. coach jackson asked about that today. >> coach would not want it any other way. he does not want anyone out there talking about him, are going through this that and the other. he wants us out there playing football. i did feel that coming through me, i really do that is my message to these guys. we have paid their respects the right way and we will continue to do so. but the most important thing that we have to do is go play good book-- football. >> now what a big deal, sunday in detroit, detroit lions for the first time since 1955 are five and zero. pam, of course from detroit grew up dirt poor and san jose so we will be going against each other on sunday. i did not care how long we have been friends, it is you against me. catherine johnson is a great receiver looked out for him. and the kron desk, he is running the football. it will be tough to stop these guys. >> all of est and what they're doing they turn that same team that is zero and 16, that coaches getting up in the franchise and turning it around. >> we know we have to play defense and when the ball of a snap we know we have to get to the ball. >> every time you step on the helmet and you walk into those lines on the field, it is enough as it is. your plane for a lot. >> i will say this again, can i have been friends for a long time through thick, add held a lot of thin, and come sunday will be room for the lions. >> now when the kickoff at 10 i do not know you. i remember brushing the dust off and going up to play. anyway, that sunday pam have you heard of the new campaign sulk for luck? excuse the expression of that is what is out there, it is on twitter and facebook, kimberlee sakamoto has put this in the blitz, it is encouraging the nfl teams to purposely lose in order to claim the top picks the colts and the dolphins are the front runners. cool to the internet and enjoy yourself. have you heard about the cheating marathon, robert sloan, finished third in a marathon outside of london. sloan called it unbelievably tough he had a personal best, only one thing he stopped running at 1 mi. in 20 minutes and hitched a ride on the bus for the last six mouse. look at that cheater. look at him, only to emerge from the woods near the finish line. we have the ultimate marathons' bill bradley when is the last time you cheated? >> i am not that smart. i just suffer. [laughter] >>gary: and he does suffer. we are proud to say whenever he embarks on a challenge his first stop is kron4. and have you had any other offers or is it just us. >> it is all about you. >>gary: this guy has a great story and we do not mind telling it. you know what he's just a great guy. >> thank you gary. >>gary: you know what review rob the 7-eleven we would have you on and i would say the were framed. >> that is why you are the man. [laughter] >>gary: now who are you picking on sunday? >> i grew up here right in navato. >>gary: will be back, a dollar bill bradley the best personality of anyone we have ever had up next. >>gary: he is one of the all-time greats in endurance and extreme competition. bill bradley completed the ultimate triathlon a 15 mi. bike and swim. capped off by 100 mi. run. finish in five days and 16 hours as the old saying goes, ...-- live to talk about it. now you get it. and physically are you ok? >> yes, i feel like a million bucks. >>gary: let us run through it, the 15 mouse swim? >> we know that the storm that blew up there? you know what happens before it, the wind it hit the water at 25 m.p.h. and we try to get a window in the middle of the night and i in the swimming, i had to shorten the course. it >> now may sound silly, you're all wet and exhausted and now you have to jump on a bike for a 300 mi. ride. >> 300 mouth, and i defied the debts writing packed in the middle. >> the finished off by 100 mi. run. what was the most difficult? the >> for me it was a swim. we had a small speedboats. we were dealing with big swells, i had to put my head under water. >> by finishing this thing what you get? >> i did to chill right here with gary. >>gary: now one more and i said i would kiss you. you have something coming up you will go back to minnesota and freeze your rear end off? >> yes i was there last year i have been there two times if it -35. if you pull your 40 counts lead with the survival gear. i have frost bite on my fingers, my food froze, my water froze i could barely get my sleeping bag open. >>gary: gloves, and remember that we will not sue you, but we have a copyright here at kron. that is our model. love you, he is the best at what he does. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. with no hassle at all. i don't even need an appointment. 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