live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. welcome. we will have the latest, on the picasso stealing it turns out that it was a new york server. >> the latest on the case the and the trial. >> emotional. >> first, let us check and with over forecast. >> jacquelinelow clouds coastalg and cloudy, breezy towards this afternoon. we will feel that cooling trend especially inland. temperatures outside are all in the 50s. 54 degrees in half moon bay. a bit warmer in antioch at 58 degrees and 65 degrees in law scuttles and the san jose. 78 degrees in santa rosa for this afternoon. 66 expected in downtown san francisco some form. low 70's along the peninsula careful 54 in half moon bay, and warmer 86 degrees in morgan hill fiord taking a look is the intense for the next couple of days flow 60s for 80s! for san jose and expecting low 70's for your work weakened santa rosa your full forecast. >> at this hour and new from overnight police in a were blocked off the neighborhood is searching for a gunman that shot at an officer. the officer was not injured it happened at 10:00 p.m. at and of course, looks near cyprus and hoskins ave. there were told to leave their home. still waiting on when they can go back into their homes. >> today the mexican navy in the u.s. coast guard will continue to search for the seven fisherman from the bay area. the boat capsized one week ago. one american killed, dozens rescue the coast guard has surged 1400 square miles. but many of the survivors are criticizing the captain, the crew. da lin are upset with this. >> some of these survivors still get choked up. they spent floating on the high seas. >> and i said we have too many guys out there. >> they're back into the bay area but their hearts are still in mexico and thinking and praying for seven missing fishermen. they are criticizing the captain. with no emergency plan. the survivors are saying that the captain did not give any advance warning or send out an sos. >> i asked the captain if you put out a call to the coast guard in he said nothing he just stared at me. >> >>reporter: the anchor of the family. >> that capt. should have known this storm conditions. he should have been driving away from a storm. instead of driving into the storm he is more negligent and we've never, ever imagined. >>reporter: asking certain rescue that a dive team to the sunken boats to. in san ramon, da lin. >> new details about the plane crash in watsonville killing four people. that family was killed. amateur video. she explained that this watsonville community hospital but luckily nobody was injured but to adults and the two children were killed. the two adults and two children were killed. david houten his wife and two children. >> this single inch and took off near watsonville airport at 7:00 p.m. thursday evening. th ai left the aircraft-left skidded into the parking lot of the hospital. they're looking at everything from pilot error to mechanical error failure---we lifted everything, the experience of the pilot. >> nobody on the ground was hurt but the office was full of people just one of what earlier. >> i it just left eye and i got a phone call by the cash and buying a pistol and shot luckily i've left one hour earlier >>reporter: reporter:i was in shock. the weather provided challenges in addition to the runway. >> the end of the runway is challenging the ended up here and turned east. maybe it was just too steep or two of a drastic of a turn? >> the wife, the children, shown on this photograph for bound on a family vacation and the sierra nv of.the ntsb said the preliminary investigation into the cost should be available in four weeks to test six weeks. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news and watsonville. >> betty ford died yesterday and palm springs. her husband became president after nixon from watergate scandal. she became more than just a first lady with the social issues, and the establishment of the betty ford center for substance abuse. she admitted to having addiction. she was a strong supporter of equal rights. she faced a public battle of breast cancer and will be buried in grand rapids, michigan. he died in 2006. betty ford was 93. >> still had a deadly rite in new york a man thrown from a roller coaster. >> a deadly-amusement ride. >> a live creeshot from walnut creek. we will be back. the imam we are back. --we are back. the cape canaveral footage. the shuttle heat shield... the will to live for over 800 lbs. of groceries and this applies to the international space station. >> a upstate n.y. theme park amusement park turned deadly. a man ejected from the darian theme park resort, he was a iraq veteran. in a double amputee. there are investigating. the theme park closed after the accident. >> we will try to take another live look from san jose. overcast. ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ >> welcome back to kron 4 news this weekend. what a beautiful view from mt. tam. >> let us check and and the explanation of these clouds. >> janu: we're starting off with low clouds with the coastal fog. most of it will burn off. we could still hang on to coastal areas. crawling with breezes picking up. thames. cooling- with breezes picking up. maydof--the futurecast the wind with 18 mph through santa rosa. 62 degrees in mill valley. 64 degrees in half moon bay. 60s through alameda. 77 degrees in union city. and more 80s coming up through concord, walnut creek. and pleasanton. if we stop there? a mixture of '70s and '80s. through milpitas. 77 in the sunbelt 80s in san jose and 86 degrees in san jose. a 77 with the cooler trend continuing for your work week. >> the man suspected of stealing a picasso from san francisco art gallery is speaking to kron, off camera. the new jersey maze made it ithe native of new jersey is facing-several charges. j.r. stone talked about the art heist. >> in a developing story i sat down with mark lugo suspected of kstealing ves picass i asked template flank if the past---this is fro >> i asked him point-blank. did you still that picasso? he is continuing to deny this. >> the department was failing to save a suicidal man off the shoreline on memorial came day. charles crawford explains what the department is doing. >> the alameda fire department says the 20 firefighters have been roc trained as rescue swimmers and others have been trained. this 14-ft shallow water boat will be kept to a vehicle and on standby 24 hours a day. >> anywhere around the island of alameda to help with swimmers and emergency responders. >> 52 year-old women the sack committed suicide through crown beach. -50 yeazack committed suicide. he was suicidal. he was not willing to be rescued. this is helping with future efforts and if this is part of an ongoing effort. >> if we use all of our resources we can help to extend the program. >> raymond zack's mother was devastated. when she saw of workers standing by. >> i was to listhe was just--the mayor promised me that this should be happening. that there would be getting their act together and did that this would not happen ever again. >> she says words cannot describe the anchor. now she feels some satisfaction she cannot describe her own anger. >> coming up your sports highlights. >> more of the j.c. dugard case..jaycee.. done. 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>> it is not just the case of philip garrido. this has a track record of poor supervision. and to try to remedy this they are going to try to keep an eye on things. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> in just a few days to jaycee dugard tomorrow titled " a stolen life " this will describe her experience. >> jaycee dugard is 31 years old. newly released pictures and people magazine. she was in doabout it in 1991 when she was 11 years old that first night she was forced to undressed and take a shower. >> after that showers jaycee dugard says " i must be very quiet or i will get in trouble. if i am quiet and a good girl everything will be fine. i asked him and can i put my clothes back on? he chuckles and says " no. >> he says that he has to put handcuffs on me but there are fou-- fur on them she promises not to escape. giving me this image of the world made of pedophiles and rapists. discouraging my possibility to escape. she said i would do it all again the most precious thing came out, my daughters. >> her book will be released on tuesday the portion will go to j.c. foundation supporting her family- support-in families from similar incidences. >> nancy and philip garrido. nancy garrido = 36-life that a women's prison. philip garrido = 431 years in kings county. >> stage one of the oakland police department reorganization is launching this weekend it comes after four violent incidences happened in only 90 minutes on thursday night. you can see on our screen. trouble- shooting = 1000 block. trouble-shooting on the 1000 blacher. and a trouble- shooting happened on the one of calls and block for. a triple shooting happened. --and another singular. >> our criminal investigations division is broken up into an old policing model reinvested bidders who are highly specializing in homicide, for example. or felony, assault, what we're going to do is take those investigators and broaden their abilities. we want to make sure that those investigators can investigate any of violent crimes coming their way and implement a team approach to violent crime investigation. historically, with that two different off the source responding to homicides with this, there will have double that, with four officers, at least responding to violent crime. we believe that we can locate more witnesses, quicker response, and a tighter front and response help with our clearance and solubility rate and get to the issue of violence on the street. the route and prevent retaliatory act. and get to the root of the problem. >> the response will play out with this summer. >> a new nation and africa and the royals, william and kate are in california. as details on both of those stories. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge with li--overcast skies. (music). the sudan is celebrating their freedom. south and north sudan have had two different civil wars in five decades. both have decided on a piece d treaty the peace treaty--the celebration of u.s. colin opowell was instrumental in helping this reconciliation. they are both still causing tension with a shared oil territory. >> kate mingled with others as the royals were in attendance in los angeles. >> invitation only! a who's who! >> casey at the acquittal broughght incredible reaction. >> your forecast coming up. >> we are fax 7:44. it looks like it is >> should we expect cooler temperatures? >> yes it will be cooler. the wind will pick up and this cooling trend will continue. right into your nnext work week. antioch is that 60 degrees. mid- fifties in san jose. the fog tracker 4 is set for this hour. you can see widespread over and conditions still over the bay bridge in the golden gate bridge. mostly clear conditions but the fog will hang on to the coast. 8:00 p.m., it should push its way back and the right into the overnight hours. the futurecast is set for 1:00 p.m. with 18 m.p.h. wind speed. livermore, microclimate being impacted with 60s, 70's, 80's. 85 degrees f expected in fairfield. at80 degrees in antioch. 86 degrees expected for morgan hill. finally taking a look a your seven day around the bay. the cool down, with 70's. upper 50s, low 50s and we will start to warm up as we go towards next week. back after you've. >> and who has not heard of casey anthony? her release date is being moved to july 17th. she is also recently refused a jail visit from her mother. one family therapist says to not blame the jury, but the jurthe system. >> this family therapist, dr. thank you for joining us and can you tell us a little bit about your position. the public has out of reach for this. >> i think we're all taken aback i was sitting down and i could not breathe because i knew it was following the case, so closely. i was just so surprised. at the same time they had to have an objective charge which was to follow the state guidelines on conviction of murder. forces they're subjective feelings which is what they've been talking about on television forces- they're subjective feelings. >> personally we felt the she was guilty or secon-- sickened we need to separate the jury's duties and their personal feelings. >> dr. you were saying that once you look at the justice system and if the jury system as opposed to making this as displaced anger against of the jurors. what did you mean by that? >> what i mean by that is that look, they've came in and did their job. the jury system is flawed because when you listen to how these the jurors got on and the rainfall in the case already. typically view-and already, they were following the case this high profile nature of this case was difficult to find somebody that was not only going to be biased. if the other part is that she has already-test there have been cases tried with not as much circumstantial evidence with the ability to get the conviction of guilty. for whatever reason this particular make up of this jury has more to do with the prosecution's selection of them. in the fall to lying of who shows the jury and how the judge decided to deny slush thaccept certain deny/except certain jurors. >> what do affect the future of casey and anthony question workhouse what to think of her all--my question fr you for you is what you think is the future for casey anthony? >> much like o.j.'s simpson. i would say this is not a social path. she does not have quite that out regis behavior of " a setting fires. she does have some unless she is not going to kill again. without regis behavio--out reaches the word umbrageooutrageous. -- >> much like o.j. simpson she will be closely watched, and the summit is going to happen and if she will probably end up back in jilt something will probably happen. >> that is very interesting thank you for joining us. >> thank you she will end up back in jail-- >> welcome back. the liftoff was amazingly gone forward with weather challenges. it will not be until three more years until a space craft will launch from american soil. >> because of the house last n--because this was the last launched perhaps this is not the ending of nasa. >> surrounded by the blackness of deep space. 170 million mi. from earth 11 7 million mi. from earth is this an asteroid. they could be looking out there when the zero had a site just like this. hmm unthinkable looking out at there at mr. just like this. >> they are looking out at the site just like this. >> he and his team are working on a type of equipment and techniques that will leave for a space exploration of 4025. is placa space exploration of an asteroid. >> this is an under water testing site in key largo, florida. they have recreated an asteroid and are meant. in the near- gravity-free environment like water. >> we have created this climbing wall with zero gravity. >> nasa is going to go back to go out word. most everybody agrees that this could be a baby step. of perestroika. there is also no gravity and in a baby step. --a baby step. once you get to mars, how were you going to get our grounarounw about this? it is a multi- terrain vehicle. these have robotic arms and the astronauts living in it and walking from it it before it can go any further. there are problems first, to get it there. this member of the blue ribbon exploration team is saying if this could very it is for a possible- that this could never go anywhere >> the likelihood of this actually going anywhere? the one not be any budget. >> this man is talking about trips to the moon, and it is just talk. mars is only 20 in the future is the in 20 years in the future for the past 20 years. i would like to see how accurate we are at this time. >> one of the astronauts on atlantis was from san carlos. his father was a world war off ii pilot. he attended the birt--cal families- still ahead, we will hear from the fishing boat survivors and their families. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> hello everybody, and welcome to our second live hour. reaction of what both parties need to do about it. of the >> also that fisherman tragedy. reactions from the crew. reactions from the family. reactions from a fisherman. >> and >> salsa. this is happening once again. i will show you how easy it. that is coming up. >> how you are able to show us. what a great segment coming up, thank you. >> from san jose. hal here is your weekend forecast. >> a live look with overcast conditions. and napa is looking pretty nice. currently 55 degrees warming up to 75 degrees by noon. and cooling back down to about 69 degrees by 8:00 p.m. temperatures outside. a bit warmer with 53 degrees in the san francisco. 58 degrees in mountain view. it is actually also going to be pretty nice in the north bay. a warmer 85 degrees in fairfield. about 70 degrees in fairfield. 84 through livermore. 80's and the san jose and taking a look of the temperature trends. it looks like we are going to have a cool down with low mid-50s. upper 70's in san jose and los 70's in santa rosa. your full forecast coming out. >> the search for the seven men continues this morning it has been one week since the cre-since the fishing boat capsized. some of the survivors of returned to debate perot criticizing the captain and his crew. one survivor and one of the wives what she had to save >> i knew that how bad the crew was that they did not care. >> the captain should have known about the storms. the fact that the captain did not avoid driving directly into a storm. he is the one that is to blame. and also the crew focusing on the save themselves. as opposed to the passengers. it is very, very disturbing. >> greg hansen, the former chp officers spent 15 hours in the water. and for a couple of hours he was had a feeling that something was wrong. >> water was coming into the top of the boat and partial submission submersion of the-boat when i got up. i saw the coolers and i jumped over to the side of the boat with a cooler. and i saw the vote stand up on and. the boat-standing up and and within 5 seconds. the bow was bobbing up, just like the movie " titanic ". >> at 98 nothing was happening. 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m., and--we knew that nobody put out a signal so we started swimming and a swimming. the tide was too strong. we would get 100 ft. from the shore and the tide would push us out again. there were even people on the beach shore. i was trying to yell at them because i did not want to spend another night in the water. and then i noticed an aluminum boat. and the woman was in the boat and she said would you like me to take you to shore? i said no! there are more men out in the water that we need to rescue. >> follow us for the latest. >> new cellphone crash of a plane crash this caused this fire that a witness reported. the building was empty of the time of the crash. >> this is the family that was killed in the crash. his family was killed. >> this man heard of this and talks about what he saw. >> i was driving on henderson played i turned and saw an airplane. and i saw a it would call a little bit. and my friend and said that look! when i turned. and the explosion. once i realized what was looking at? i did not know what to think. nor did i expect to see an air plane and the plane was burning and it was nothing that i could it do. all i could do was watch. with an ambulance coming, they were showing up and they were also watching the flames. >> ivan and his friend described the heat of the flames. >> the latest of the nursing student michelle le. >> off looking outside still overcast. >> a bay area restaurant conducted a fund-raiser for missing a nursing student michelle le. she was trading at kaiser permanente a in hayward. she went to take a break and never returned. another fund-raiser planned at the " icon " lounge in san francisco. >> sketches of the suspect of the sexual assault of a 13 year-old boy. the boy is not injured but the suspects got the with the four officers arrived. the first suspect is a white male and this late to 20's. he has a more/freckles. the second is also a white male in his late 20s 5-825 0 lbs.. >> still ahead. >> --late 20s and he weighs 25 0 lbs.. >> latest from the obama job report. >> the latest from your forecast coming up [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity, turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi, you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. 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[ male announcer ] while no one can stop all identity theft, if the criminals do manage to steal your information, lifelock is there to help fix it with our $1 million service guarantee. that's right. a $1 million service guarantee. don't wait until you become the next victim. call now to try lifelock free for 60 days. that's right -- 60 days free! use promo code safe60. if you're not completely satisfied, notify lifelock and you'll never pay a cent. order now and also get this document shredder to keep your personal documents out of the wrong hands... a $29 value, free. get the protection you need right now! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> janu: welcome back to the kron 4 news weekend. lose skies but a blanket of a cloud coverage. blue skies-- >> with low clouds, coastal fog but mostly sunny conditions expected for today. this cooling trend will continue for your work week. antioch is 64. 50s and most other places. 54 in half moon bay. the futurecast set at 1:00 p.m. gusting to 20 m.p.h.. and redwood city. 18 m.p.h. wind speed. with 76 degrees in redwood city. and warmer, 85 degrees in fairfield. 62 along the coast. 70 degrees in redwood city. as we go towards the east bay shore. 59 degrees in berkeley. 70's and hayward. 83 degrees in concord. 80's and richmond. the 80's popping up in danville, san ramon, pleasanton, milpitas, sunnyvale, 80 degrees and san jose and 86 degrees expected in morgan hill. >> president obama says the latest jobs report shows the economic recovery is nowhere where it should be. employers only added 18,000 forest it should be much higher. --the 18,000 jobs added in the private sector. >> her with the fragile recovery we needed to produce jobs the last thing we need is the usual for partisan game playing. congress can be in a stronger position to help with rebuilding the infrastructure of america, and reforming our patent system so all entrepreneurs have greater incentives for creating new inventions. college students, and perhaps the uncertainty of the government. they can create well-being by promoting a greater sense of confidence in government. >> economists predicted that we need at least 150,000 jobs per month to keep pace with population growth. >> democrats getting blasted with more taxes if the ruling the already shaky recovery. >> the american people are still asking the question where are the jobs? this stimulus spending binge and with the exception of the government regulation of the overwhelming debt continue to hold us back. and distraught jobs seekers. putting taxes on job-seekers will only make things worse. to help our economy the house has said it several bills that is removed government barriers by the to stimulus and the job growth. we have two more bills to vote on coming up. >> republican lawmakers will meet with the president on sunday to increase the debt ceiling. >> maria shriver has purchased a 10 million- dollar homes. she is divorcing governor arnold schwarzenegger. she is and the swanky brentwood neighborhood. former governor arnold schwarzenegger followe-fathereda child with the housekeeper. >> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend will have more on the baseball that died catching a foul ball at the texas rangers game. >> first, let us check-in with henry. >> have you ever dreamed of dancing salsa now, you can even learn how to do this, for free coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. >> welcome back yard with of rebecca miller demonstrating salsa dance. and for a be- roy bennett >> how is your soul saw? >> i am still learning. >> how did you want to come with the idea of doing this festival? >> i wanted to of a soul's the contest salsa-- >> it was such a big success that we decided to continue. with 14 bands, >> the details of how that is going to work. where does salsa come from? it is ancient and in view? >> it is primarily from the caribbean and it infiltrated into the latin american regions and with the combination of guitars it grew from there. >> the partner in this project is going to give her a break for a little bit. >> and salsa, in terms of a modern development of where it came from. >> many people of ideas of where it became what flee are known for today is it was not called salsa in pr, cuba. to mix it with the jazz. so what exactly is so saw? >> proponents of an the other influences? >> also rebecca perhaps could show us. >> what is so sof--what makes salsa salsa >> it is the couch it is the count--it is the count. much like music. on an eight count. and a step, 1, 2, 3, 4, and wall. , >> 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. your stepping eight times. >> wait! >> you said eight times. >> one, >> bob, bob, 1, 2, 3, 4, fold. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, hold. >> oh, i forgot about the hold part. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ready? turn me. >> please stop laughing. >> are you ready for that turned? >> turn! >> let us show them how we have practiced carefully and to do the entire run through. >> ladies and through. salsa on filmore it is a four block area and fillmore and a san francisco. it is free. 7:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. with concerts' taking place. this could go all night. lessons, a free concert and i can guarantee that after one lesson with rebecca. you'd be able to dance just as well as i am. marty, isabelle? are you impressed ? [laughter] >> are you going to be showing those off in the bill more. the bill mor >> the everyday. and at the fillmore. you are going to have a hot time next weekend. >> still ahead, fighting for customers in the east bay. >> taking a look through emeryville. overcast. your forecast also coming up with janu. (music) it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >> janu: it looks like it is going to be a nice day in the san jose. 56 to start a 76 in the afternoon. 80 for your high in the san jose. with 65 degrees in antioch. 58 degrees and he worked for 56 in los gatos. and along the immediate coast it is looking pretty nice. a 66 in san francisco. 85 degrees in fairfield. 70 in hayward. 64 degrees in half moon bay. 79 and los gatos said 86 degrees expected for morgan hill. with fog the san francisco giants came at at&t park. a 6:05 perhaps bring a jacket with you for the game. and marty? >> thank you. a federal judge has reduced that confidential vil-report of philip garrido. >> the confidential report of philip garrido, covering the parole of 1988-1989 where kidnapped jaycee dugard . the details of this report are being released. >> the confidential report of the united states courts system reveals that philip garrido parole supervision 1988-1989. it is during this period that the garrido kidnapped and began a sexually assaulting jaycee dugard. she was only 11 years old at that time. the federal probation officer in the district of california of failed to adequately supervise philip garrido. the report says that home contacts were rare and collateral contact with local law enforcement or neighbors was never done. his frequent drug tests - positive and diluted urine samples were largely ignored and his frequent- drug tests testing positive. when the the probation officer does not seem concerned when nursing home associative expressed his- her----she expressed her concern for his mental stability. he was also given a job going door-to-door. for also what is there is also no evidence that the federal probation officer of what unddiscovered if the prison and the are meant of jaycee dugard people perhaps could question how did he do those horrendous acts and the it is not just the garrido case. were conducted a properly? >> it is not just the case of philip garrido. this has a track record of poor supervision. and to try to remedy this they are going to try to keep an eye on things. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> in just a few days to jaycee dugard tomorrow titled " a stolen life " this will describe her experience. kron 4 reggie kumar describes what we can expect in the book. >> jaycee dugard is 31 years old. newly released pictures and people magazine. she was about it in 1991 when she was 11 years old that first night she was forced to undressed and take a shower. >> after that showers jaycee dugard says " i must be very quiet or i will get in trouble. if i am quiet and a good girl everything will be fine. i asked him and can i put my clothes back on? he chuckles and says " no. >> he says that he has to put handcuffs on me but there are -- fur on them she promises not to escape. giving me this image of the world made of pedophiles and rapists. discouraging my possibility to escape. she said i would do it all again the most precious thing came out, my daughters. >> her book will be released on tuesday the portion please pardon the delay -- in closed captioning. among fast-food is continuing to dominate in the bay area. >> from wars of him workers, bacon. henry? an upcoming bacon take out? >> that is correct the more traditional uses. chocolate, a cherry. and whiskey! we are going to tell you about the amazing bacon take down. and how to of the bertrand bacon-swiss. that is coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. >> you are looking at bacon i have to bacon experts next to me matt tims is the host and creator of " take downs ". tom is a local chef. he will be one of the participants in this bacon take down. these are sponsored by hormel and just for starters, can you tell me what takes place? >> this is a dark chocolate sour cherry allman bacon park. >> this is a mouthful. >> this is a dark chocolate, sour cherry roasted moment--roasted almond and praline with pepper >> this is one of your favorite ingredients? >> it is the most requested. i have a lot of bacon fat left over. this is bacon confused irish whisky. and there for about four hours and then freeze it. all of the bacon fat:adulate coagulati- and then take it out of the freezer. take the fat out of the liquid. hence, a bacon and used whiskey. >> i can celebrate all different levels of culinary adventures and now, with black label bacon. it could be a chili cook off. pretty much any type of food. just getting them to celebrate it particularly a comfort food. >> that is going to be taking place soon the but since we have this gentleman is with us. he will tell us the perfect bacon. >> low and slow. it will render out all the best. it will make it more crispy. >> cut it slow. >> correct. >> york able to watch it-you are able to watch it easier by low and slow. >> stove top. >> microwave for three minutes on high. put it on a plate with a paper towel. >> this is an emergency. >> it is not recommended for purists [laughter] >> if you want to bake this? a large amount 350 degrees 20 minutes put it on paper toweling. >> the key is to watch it? you want to make it to taste. your own personal taste and christmas. >> that is the perfect solution test-crispness >> i congratulate you. your fabulous chocolate, whiskey, and i congratulate you with sunday, july 10th. that is actually tomorrow. 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. with the brewing co. 6100 howard. taste and a judge all of these great items. >> 15 different entries these are going to be great. you will see cheesecake, sweet stuff, bakery stopped. >> great! bakery-items that the brewery company on the 6100 board. tomorrow. it will p.m.-2:00 p.m.. howard st.-- live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. (music) >> hello and welcome to our third live hour of kron 4 news this weekend. this woman was named woman of the year in 1975. she became first lady. she has died at 93 years old and palm springs. betty ford. she died in palm springs. >> gabe slate tech report has a vast selection of a fascinating items. one of them is this! >> can you take a guess? >> a small hint. >> but it will blow you away. >> you are god! >> you are---coul coulat your gd at keeping people guessing. >> and how about our forecast? >> is going to be cooler. through downtown san francisco and the sunshine is trying to peek through. currently '60s and '70s. with 66 and a cool down expected. temperatures outside are going to be slow to warm up. 55 degrees in napa valley. with 68 and mountain view and los gatos. the afternoon will be nice with 78 degrees. 74 in the sinophile. fairfield getting to 85 degrees in-a son of violent--and to livermore. through livermore and the sinophil san rafael-- temperatures in the low 70's for santa rosa your full forecast coming up. for now, isabel. >> thank you. from overnight, hayward police are looking for a gunman at that shot at an officer. the officer was not injured. it happened at 10:00 p.m. this cypress/austin intersection apartment complex. it will bring you any updates on the searches. >> today the mexican navy and coast guard will continue the search for cement lost at sea. it the are part of the group of the search for-lost fishermen lost at sea. the coast guard survivors are upset. >> some of the survivors are still getting choked up. floating on the high seas. >> and as a there are too many guys! let us go check out for more guys. >> thinking, praying for several different fisherman some of those survivors are still blaming those crew and captain. with no emergency crew. no distress signal. in fact, the fishermen, were not given any advance warning that the vessel was in trouble. >> i asked the capt. have you called out to the coast guard? he did nothing but stare at me blankly. >> the anchomy anger, the captan did not try anything. he was oblivious to making efforts to avoid this tragedy. >> search and rescue officials are continuing their search. >> new details about the plane crash. this is new cellphone video. this was somebody in the area that witnessed the crash. those two adults and the two children were killed. rob fladeboe has more on what happened. >> this single engine took off at 7:00 p.m. thursday the aircraft went left and then went down into a hospital parking lot. when into an unoccupied office building parking lot before it burst into flames. ntsb is looking at everything from pilot error, and mechanical failure. >> we look of everything, the pilot, was the experienced? was he experienced? recent accidents is? things like that. >> and this office building was filled with building one hour earlier. >> right before this happened. i had left. >> i am still in shock. >> there was a light fog bank approaching the pilot say that that could be a tricky departure. >> off perhaps going left? if they went this way? and turning at the beach. maybe it was timing. >> the entire family perished. they were going for a family vacation in the sierra nevada. a local businessman operated an informal service company and a dive shop. this preliminary investigation will take four-weeks-six weeks. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> day one in orbit for the space shuttle atlantis. it blasted off for the last time. >> taking a nighlive look still overcast. (music) >> 9:10 atlantis the historic launch from cape canaveral, florida. once they get to the space station they will provide supplies. over four times it to the international space station. and this is the final shuttle mission at 30 years of the space program. >> this man was ejected from a roller-coaster it is called the right of steel that the bavarian lake themed resort one of the largest brewer coasters and the united states east of the mississippi. the roller coaster and surrounding areas were closed in observance. they're investigating. >> still ahead on kron 4 news this weekend a stolen picasso and the suspect. >> a live look outside. still spots of the bay area with fog. your forecast coming up. >> welcome back to kron 4 news this weekend. looking through san francisco. and the san mateo bridge. >> we are also looking pretty decent but to get above that fog. >> and a bit cooler let us check-in with a sean >> thank you, but isabel. looking at that breeze the conditions with the coastal fog. mostly sunny conditions and even breezy. this cooling trend will continue towards next work week. temperatures are slowly to warm up. 50s in fairfield, 50s in antioch is still cool along the coast. 59 degrees in mountain view. taking a look at the afternoon high ranging from 60s, 70's, 80's. 60s through mill valley 85 degrees in fairfield. 62 along ocean beach. '70s and the san mateo. as we go and take a look a your east the shore. '70s in richmond. '70s in fremont. and inland will perhaps see more warmer temperatures. it is going to be a mixture of '70s and '80s. through milpitas, perhaps 74 in mountain view. 80s in san jose. a quick check your morgan hill. to inland, that heat! upper 70's. and practical along the coast. as we go towards this next weekend is going to warm up. isabel? >> thank you. in san francisco, this man is talking speaking to cameras kron 4--he is being held on a five million-dollar bail. chairs dona spoke about the art heist that he is denying. >> in developing story i spoke with this man, mark lugo who took this from the weinstein gallery. i asked him if he stole the picasso. he did not respond to anything. he said that this has been blown way out of proportion. that this is pretty crazy. he is from new jersey. at this point he does not have a lawyer but he will be in court on monday. reporting in san francisco chair stone, kron 4 news. >> the alameda fire department is heavily being criticized for not saving this man near memorial day. what is the department doing? >> that particular search and rescue. >> 20 firefighters have been trained as rescue swimmers. others are trained to trained for quick deployment of this new operating item. >> this edition is just a few weeks after this memorial day incident. when agreement committed suicide near crowne beach. the came under intense scrutiny watching this man to die. because he was suicidal and possibly violent it was not safe to attempt a rescue. the fire department says that this new equipment gives them a better preparedness for future problems and the water. also that this is a better ongoing effort. >> with the addition of or boat it will be a work in progress to see if we need to extend the program. >> reporting in alameda, kron 4 news. >> taking a life and it looked and legacy of former first lady, betty ford. >> gabe slate tech report will have cool gadgets. >> this is and tablet. >> three-dimensional! >> goddesses amazing. --this is amazing. we will be back. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. >> i do not know what the big deal is but we have this new 3-d tablet. >> and you have the 3 d glasses. >> this is amazing 3 d technology. it is the slate from t mobile. run on the 4 g network. with 3-d photographs, and it looks pretty good a fun great thing to have. >> we are in the 3 d. >> this is a great tablet. $400. >> what else? >> the latest and 80 lead- free fan from tyso--dyson f >> no blades and multiply s the amount of wind, force >> is safe for kids with no blades. >> this gizmo attaches to this a gizmo. and you are able to watch videos. >> this attaches to your television. >> this is the world's largest--longest allow- this--loud this is the loudest alarm clock you can buy. >> there's even some fellow shake the dead and your bed >> a wireless connection to your television right now i am looking at you tube on the internet from my computer. wirelessly! >> as you can see this will work well with no wires. this is the streaming h the and it is $160. >> there is always easy is this easy to set up? >> it is when post-based windows-only. based. >> if you're going to watch movies full screen. it might be a bit of a challenge to get the quality. >> this is great for people that work at home. >> people that are not capable of reading those numbers? >> this is a great a large, display. locking up your measurements. >> that is great! >> doing a great project. >> to you remember how much? >> e-tape. $30. >> with bicyclists, this is a safety item with the bike glow is a delight. putting that on your bicycle. light. $25. >> my wife was not that impressed with this but this is a three-dimensional framing. this is my autographed baseball and it is easy to cool easy to do, with this treaty display this three-dimensional display. >> let us have a more information gabe slate tech report www.kron4.com. henry's garden is coming up. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. 9:30 >> we are back. like most of the bay is a socked in. and your full forecast. >> socked in, isabel. taking a live look from our cameras it is starting to lighten up a little bit. with 58 expected. oakland is going to expect a 66 degrees. a slow warm up especially inland. 60s and concord, livermore valley and still cool on the coast. 54 degrees in redwood city. 58 in san jose. the afternoon will be pretty nice. 75 and novado. 66 in the san francisco. 85 degrees in antioch. 84 through livermore. and los gatos the expected warm temperatures will continue. >> a federal judge has released the confidential or port of philip garrido demand kidnapping and raping j.c. dugard. this covers his paroled from 1988-1989. he kidnapped j.c. dugard and shows the flaws in the system. >> this confidential or port of the minister of office of the united states courts-the administrative report of the confidential port. it is during this time this clearly shows of a failed to harness of please pardon the delay. here is your full storylive from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. welcome. we will have the late >> stage one of the oakland police department reorganization is launching this weekend it comes after four violent incidences happened in only 90 minutes on thursday night. you can see on our screen. a triple shooting happened. and another singular. investigations division is broken up into an old bidders who are highly specializing in homicide, for example. or felony, assault, what we're going to do is take those investigators can investigate any of violent >> the confidential report of philip garrido, covering the parole of 1988-1989 where kidnapped jaycee dugard . the details of this report are being released. >> the confidential report of the united states courts system reveals that philip 1988-1989. it is during this period that the garrido kidnapped and began a sexually assaulting jaycee dugard. she was only 11 years old at that time. the federal probation officer in the district of california of failed to adequately contacts were rare and collateral contact with neighbors was never done. and his frequent-drug tests testing positive. when the nursing home associative expressed his-her----she his mental stability. he was also given a job going door- horrendous acts and the>> it is not just the case of philip garrido. this has news. >> in just a few days to this will describe her>> jaycee dugard is 31 years and people magazine. she was was 11 years old that first quiet or i will get in trouble. if i am quiet and a good girl everything will be put my clothes back on? he put handcuffs on me but giving me this image of the world made of pedophiles and rapists. discouraging my said i would do it all againsupport-in families from nancy garrido = 36-life that a women's prison. philip garrido = 431 years in kings county. that the ford has died. she will be remembered>> betty ford died yesterday in palm springs. her husband became president after nixon resigned, resulting from the watergate scandal. she became more than just a first lady with social issues, and the having addiction. she was a strong supporter of equal rights. she faced a public battle of breast cancer and rapids, michigan. he died in 2006. betty ford was 93. she was the mother of four children strong, candid. >> only through my own health i was able to share what i know with others. >> pre-1974 it was not unheard of for first lady's to mention personal problems. the first year she announced that she had breast cancer and went undergone a mastectomy. the substitute-the substance abuse is the biggest legacy. >> educating a generation that needed education and support to deal with the support of these problems. >> she said that she abused alcohol for several years and became dependent on prescription drugs. the first major first lady to address a problem that has plagued millions. >> a very personal journey. >> that made it on a necessary to hide the reality of substance abuse- not necessary to hide the reality of substance abuse and by the that what what betty ford made. >> most americans saw her for the first time in more than a decade at the funeral/apparel of her husband. a fourth day of national mourning. although she looked fragile she did not waver. that freque-the treatment center will be a memorial, for up several years to come. >> the birth of a nation in africa. and going to the movies. >> taking a look outside. peeking under the fog. (music) sudan is declaring its independence. dignitaries from northern sudan will attend. north of sudan and the south tsudan for four nearly four decades. however, a treaty united both sides. colin powell will be in attendance. oil that question--oil is an issue with previous conflict. >> william and kate and los angeles hobnobbing with celebrities. >> a live look outside. >> take a look! and abundance of fruit. and over abundance from our gardening expert coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. >> 9:45. roof cam view of san francisco. clouds. quite cleared up yet. >> good morning. >> good morning. the south bay through san jose a bit more sunshine. residual morning he's with low clouds. mostly sunny conditions expected those winds will continue to pick up at 20 m.p.h. this cooling trend will continue towards next week. temperatures outside are warming up. all the way into the 70's in antioch. 50s in concord. a bit warmer along the coast. 62 degrees in los gatos. the fog tracker is set at 4:00 p.m. with 1:00 p.m. it is going to start to clear out a little bit. still all along the immediate coast. from santa cruz by 8:00 p.m. will see that fog rolling right back in. the afternoon highs are going to be pretty nice. 66 degrees santa rosa. 80s in antioch and the 70's in hayward. 64 degrees in half moon bay. aide is expected in the san jose and 86 expected four morgan hill. for those of you going to the ball game? temperatures will be in the 60s perhaps bring a jacket. the seven day around the bay will show the cooling trend continuing into the next work week. now, henry? >> take a look of my beautiful apple tree it is gorgeous. >> henry! >> we have had some problems. >> not from this side. you can see from this area there is a big gaping hole, the curvature. the branches are bending to the left. >> this is basically lopsided if you're ahoy the big culprit that acacia was prohibiting growth this. >> correct. >> and also the fact that it loaded with fruit whiting and the tree down. >> we have an abundance of the apples! >> perhaps an overabundance. it >> one question. what you are saying is that this week is causing it to brand-bend and break. >> yes. >> what is the solution. >> that could be remedied by pruning it down. >> basically remove this. >> what you want pairs? some of correct. >> ideally for the larger sample and you want to have a simple one. if this was for cooking, pie, apple sauce? you could get away with something else. in >> and they could face continued problems? >> exactly. there is a natural concern and a natural there is a natural environmental impact of not picking those up. make sure to collect those levels that have picked up. your dog- pick up those-apples of the fallen. >> what you think the problem is with this one? >> fertilizer! >> 10.6 0.4. it could be 16.16. >> 10.6 point fo---10.6.4 >> of is this being applied at the base. right around the trip line. >> i am cutting away these suckers and taking out that the mulch to. we will take the fertilizer from around the edge. >> this is we are putting this out here, not there. this is the issue. >> my husband might like that. >> we can show people the entire premier. >> will you show people how this will prune. >> fast! >> this is a short one. there is a longer one. to do with this week, and to do with this week, this is an easier way. to go ahead and prune the trees. kimberlee? >> i am fro finished. >> and one half pound of a fertilizer. for a strong dollar amateur each-1/2 and chubb trunk diameter. the words to live by [laughter] >> and another live look outside. through emeryville. 80 and danville. overcast >> now to the movies cure the zoozeeper with animalistic device on love from the animal kingdom. >> animalistic-advice spinoff this was co-written is rated pg. >> okay.. if you're looking for weather? perhaps not so much. fog. cooling down. we should have a further cool down later. >> it is still a good day to get out courthous >> great and thank you for joining us. we will see you tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. and also with 9:00 p.m. tonight. 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