time. bonds defense team is asking the judge to three out the guilty verdict saying the prosecution failed to prove the heart of its case. amber lee spoke with jurors and ken wayne have the reaction with giants ball players. we begin with ktvu s rita williams who was at the courthouse every day during the 12-day trial. when barry bonds left the san francisco federal building today he was a convicted fell felon. bonds and his lead attorney shook hands for the media after the conviction. and then he autographed a baseball for a fan. barry wanted very much or has wanted very much to address you directly. but as you saw, the case isn t over. reporter: that s because there was a split decision in court. first jurors announced they were hopelessly deadlocked on three counts against bonds of lying to a grand jury when he said he never knowingly used steroids or human growth hormone and never been injected by anyone but his doctors. in the near bonds nor his mother sitting
complete traffic check coming right up. live from the bay area new station this is a kron 4 morning news. mark: the arraignment for the man suspected of killing four women over 20 year period has been postponed. they have to find a defense attorney for joseph naso, they know if he has $1 million in assets which would allow him to hire a private attorney. the case has been investigated for the last year, the women killed in the 70 s and 90 s have double first and last initials. his next court date for april 27th. darya: barry bonds has the court stayed after three and a half days of deliberations jury finds him guilty of obstruction of justice they believe he was evasive and misleading. but the jurors were deadlocked on the three other counts, where it is accused of lying to the grand jury. he goes back to court may 28th, that is a status hearing, as far a sentencing if he is sentenced for that obstruction of justice it could be 10 years, and most likely thing would be
mark: judge postponing the arraignment of a suspected serial killer we will tell you why and why they are getting the public involved. darya: what is barry bonds next act we will tell you. we will break it down for you. will: if you re flying out of as up all you should come earlier, it has nothing to do with your flight. james: following letter, a whole lot of stuff in this pacific headed to the west coast, how wet will we get? george: following a hot spot southbound and south san francisco progress being made with another lane opened traffic is still sluggish, of daly city. i will have a complete traffic check in the second appeared mark: the arraignment for the man suspected of killing four women over 20 years has been postponed. they have to find a defense attorney for joseph naso. this is video of his first court appearance. the women all had double first and last initials. the joint task force in california and nevada of setting up a free hot line looking fo
happens. good morning. i m dave clark. i m tori campbell. some college students across the bay area and across the country, in fact, will not be in class today. instead, they are planning on taking part in protests against budget cuts to higher education. ktvu s channel 2 s kraig debro is live at san jose state with a look at what we can expect this morning. reporter: good morning, tori. one of several campuses across the system today, the chancellor says if voters don t approve extension of tax measures, things will get worse. college and faculty says they need to address the current number, $500 million in cuts they will be doing that here at san jose state and at csu universities across the state. the officials will meet at noon. according to governor brown s proposed budget, the csu and uc systems are set to get $500 million less from higher education budget from the higher education budget. the governor has proposed a system. similar protests are taking place i
they found information in his home that linked him to homicides. during that arrest investigators found items by him that implicated him in multiple murders of young women. reporter: the first link was to roxine described as an 18- year-old from oakland whose body was found in the bushes alongy francis drake boulevard in fairfax in 1977. she had been suffocated. early in the investigation she had been linked to an east bay pimp. evidence in the case was accidentally destroyed and the suspect was set free. uma county authorities then connected him to the death of pamela parsons and tracy tofoya found in 1993 and 1994. and they identified him as carmen cologne s killer in 1988. they would not answer any questions. however, in nevada investigators say they have launched a task force to look into other cold cases. nevada authorities say nosa was a professional photographer who traveled the country for work. this is an ongoing investigation. and to invite questioning at th