>> at 530 the university of arizona these are live pictures and this is the governor of arizona addressing the thousands of people whether gathered at the university to honor the victims of saturday's shooting rampage in tucson. she is one of many dignitaries nationally in from the state will be addressing the audience today. as well as many of the courageous people who took a stand and help those were victims of that shooting were being honored today as well. if we continue to follow the ceremony will bring to the president's address once he steps to the podium. in oakland tonight, live pictures where crowd is gathered a candlelight vigil tonight for congresswoman gabrielle gifford and the other victims of saturday's shooting. local groups including the east bay young democrats are holding a vigil. they say they want to condemn political violence and in fact condemn violence and all local committees as

well. award has been issued for the rest of the suspect connected to a bloody south bay nightclub shooting. three people lost their lives, a fourth victim was on the hospital. kron 4 shows you the man wanted by police. >> your looking at the face of a man wanted by san jose police for allegedly taking part in the mexicali nightclub triple murder last saturday night. his name is hector meow although jose garcia says he is also known by other names. >> director 32 years old of salinas he's also known as arnaldo pressing goes by the nickname which is ammo and no that's the nickname that he has. >> he left to men looking for someone that and crowded club. after they entered the bar the three individuals one in there with the intention of kidnapping him over debt. >> officers proceeds of the

one the gun shot stopped to of garcia's segment and a third man was dead. >> he's on the wrong, and cannot take kron 4 news. >> former governor arnold schwarzenegger is apologizing for not informing a mortal man's family that is cutting a prison term one of the two people involved in the killing. estepona ness pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. if the victim's father fred santos says he received a letter on saturday from the four former governor. and the letter arnold justifies one of his last acts as governor and apologizes for not giving the family notice of his actions. today kron 4 spoke to the victim's mother. >> as victims are of rights have been violated, we were supposed to be notified by as 10 days prior. this was a

sneaky underhanded deal he did on the last hour of his office. the thought there were going to get away with that unfortunately there's a lot of backlash and a lot of public support. we hope people will have memory and the future and shut down the political the movie careers. a >> he is the son of the former california speaker and the victim's family has been critical of arnold schwarzenegger's action accusing him of granting a favor to a political ally. at pit bull that attacked a 10 year-old vallejo boy as he was walking down the street has been caught. we're about to show you a picture of the victims wound it is pretty graphic so you may want to look away if you look at it. he said 16 rabies shots in the arms since the attack by the dog. he's now awaiting a skin graft operation which will

have to happen later this week. the owner of the dog has been admitted the dog was held on a leash by fan when i got loose and attacked the boy. aho >> he grabbed me on the flood and then the second time he got it in his mouth and he was growling. he is definitely going for my neck. >> he but the kid and i feel so bad and i apologize for it and i never knew he would do that my dog. you feel really bad for the kid. i'm going have to put him down for. he's already gone and i apologize to the boy. i never knew this was going to happen in the neighborhood. >> animal control investigators were questioning people on the neighborhood looking for witnesses today. just a few hours ago please let the 10 year-old boy into the shelter he positively

identified the pit bull as the one that at him. the shelter says it's likely that the dog will be put down. drivers beware san francisco stratified ways to increase its parking ticket revenue. christine conley walks as for the crackdown that's already underway. the other proposal put on the table. >> you already see more parking control officers on the weekend, the city is beefed up patrols. if you park it tollways all like this, the unofficial grace carry it is not shrunk from 10 minutes until five minutes. if parking officers are also concentrating on writing more tickets for things like expired meters and people parking in yellowstone's. the reason? parking ticket revenue has fallen 7 million below this year's projected amount. muni which manages the enforcement is looking at ways to bring in more money. one proposal adding care must street sweeping trucks to catch cars parked illegally. violators would be mailed tickets the

finest $55. another consideration increasing enforcement of blocked the box violation. that's when a driver doesn't make it fully across an intersection and ends up blocking traffic. if that ticket runs $100. muni is considering eliminating the early bird discount the public grosz's in the city. no time frame is that when a decision will be made on any of these proposals. the idea was that would convince traveler's to drive during off-peak hours and reduce delays during the peak periods. a preliminary study is out and has mixed results. on the plus side the average commute from university have anavenue has dropped 15% which comes to four minutes left on the road. on the negative side, the study finds that during

the peak commute between 7 and 9:00 a.m. the number of vehicles on the bridge is the same as it was before. congestion pricing. >> the primary goal is to reduce delays associated with construction during the peak period. after six months, it looks like or partially successful. not as successful as we had originally forecast. >> final report is due out in july doubled to include delays as to whether delays details as whether delays have been reduced in the bay bridge from interstate 58880. since for talking about the bridge let's take a live look this is leading up to the bay bridge toll plaza an you could see the back up buildings stretching for quite a ways there. it also the james link in san francisco, he concedes backing up the top of your screen as traffic crawling toward the lower deck of the bay bridge. the bottom of the screen someone one traffic living solely as

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university of arizona or thousands of gathered to honor the victims of saturday's mass shootings. a u.s. attorney general erech addressing the people there for the service. and gardens are more kate thompson standing by the common fishes the monitoring the servers since it started. >> one of the other speakers that we just heard from as daniel hernandez. he's been held as a hero. he is an intern for the congresswoman was there on saturday and is being credited with saving her life. he rushed for side, tried to stop the bleeding he's a train nursing assistant. during his speech he said really he is not the hero. it's of the public service that should get the credit and be hailed as heroes. hmm >> despite the horrific accidents on saturday were

so many were lost we saw glimmers of hope. and these covers of " come from people who are the real heroes. although i appreciate the sentiment i must humbly reject the use of hero because i am not one. the people that our heroes are people like pam simon, who congresswoman gabrielle gifford gave some men who unfortunately we lost that day. ron barker the first responders and also people like dr. reeves was done an amazing job at making sure that gaby is ok and those who were injured are being treated to the best of our ability. >> we should be getting ready to hear from president barack obama at any moment. the memorial service expected to take about an hour. >> quick look at storm tracker. increasing talk cover for the bay area.

democracy and vision by air founders. representatives of the people answered questions as to their constituents so as to carry their concerns back to our nation's capital. daddy

called it to congress that the what the court a version of government of and by his (cheering) people. in an that quintessentially american scene that was the scene that was shattered. by governments but it's. the six people who lost their lives on saturday they to represented the what is best of us. what is best in america. judge john rolfl served our legal system for nearly 40 years. (cheering) a graduate of this

university and a graduate of this law school. (cheering) judge roll who was recommended for the federal bench by john mccain 20 years ago. appointed by president george h. w. bush. and rose to become to arizonas chief federal judge. his colleagues describe him as the hardest working judge was in the night circle. he was on his way back from attending mass as he did every day when he decided to stop by and say hi to was rep. john is survived by his loving wife maureen. his three sons and

his five beautiful grandchildren. (cheering) george endorsed the morrison the to our friends were high-school sweetheart sue got married and had two daughters. they did everything together, traveling the open road in the rv, join with our friends called a 50 year honeymoon. saturday morning that they went by the safe way to here with our congress woman had to say. when gunfire rang out george the former marine instinctively tried to shield his wife. (cheering) both were shot to one passed

away. and a jersey native phyllis retired to tucson to beat snow. but in the summer she would return east to where her world revolved around her three children her seven grandchildren and two year-old great granddaughter. i gifted sculptor she often work under her favorite tree for some time should so aprons with the logos of the jets and the giants to give out at the church where she volunteered. our republican she took a liking to gabrielle and wanted to get to know her. (cheering) grew up in tucson together about 70 years ago. they moved

apart and started their own respective families. after both were without it they found their way back here as one of their daughters put it be boyfriend and girlfriend again. when they were note on the road in their motor home you could find them just at the rope helping folks in need at the mountain avenue church of christ. a retired construction worker he spent his spare time fixing up the church along with his dog talks. his final act of selflessness was to dive on top of his wife sacrificing his life for hers. everything came simmer ended

with passion. but his true passion was helping people. as gabby's outreach director he made the cares of thousands of her constituents his own. seeing to it that seniors got the medicare benefits that they had earned. the veterans get the metals and the care that they deserved. the government was working for ordinary folks he died doing what he loved talking with people and seeing how he could help. dave is survived by his parents ross a family, his brother ben and his fiancee kelly who he planned to marry next year. (cheering) and then there

is 9 year-old christina f. taylor green. christina was an a student, she was a dancer, a gymnast, a swimmer she decided that she wanted to be the first woman to play in the major leagues and as the only girl on her little league team no one put a pastor.it past her. (cheering) she showed an appreciation for life uncommon for grow rich. she would remind her mother if we are so blastelast, we have te best life and should pay those blessings back by participating in a charity that help children who were less fortunate. our hearts

are broken. by their sudden passing. our hearts are broken, and yet our hearts also have reason for fullness. our hearts are full of hope and banks for the 13 americans who survived the shooting including congresswoman many of the one to see on saturday. i have just come from the university medical center just a mile from here where are our friend gabrielle gifford courageous the fight to recover even as we speak. fifth i want to tell you her as the markets here and he allows it to share this with you right after we went to visit her a few minutes after we left our room and some of her colleagues at from congress for the room gaby open her eyes for the first time. (cheering) gaby opened her

eyes for the first time. gabby opened her eyes. (cheering)-the opened her eyes so i can tell you she knows we are here, she knows we love her and she knows that we are rooting for her through what is undoubtedly going to be a difficult term. we are there for her. (cheering) our hearts are

full day except for that good news and our hearts are full of gratitude for those who save others. we are grateful to daniel hernandez said. of volunteer in gaby's office and daniel i'm sorry may deny it but we decided your hero because you ran through the chaos to minister to your boss and tended to for wines and helped her keep her alive. (cheering) we are grateful

to the men who tackled the gunman as he stopped to reload. there right over there. (cheering) (cheering) we are grateful for petite patricia maze

who wrestled away the killers ammunition and undoubtedly saved some lives. (cheering) we are grateful for the doctors and nurses and first responders who worked wonders to heal those would been hurt. we are grateful to them. (cheering) these men and

women remind us that heroism is found not only on the field of battle, they remind us that hair with some does not require special training or physical strength, heroism is here. in the hearts of so many of our fellow citizens all around is just waiting to be summoned. as it was on saturday morning. their actions, their selflessness

poses a challenge to each of us. it raises the question of what to be on prayers' and expressions of concern is required of us going forward? how can we honor the fallen? how can we be true to their memory? what a tragedy like this strikes, it is part of our nature to demand explanations, to try and impose some order on the chaos and make sense out of that which seems senseless. already we've seen the national conversation commence and not only about the motivations behind these

killings but about everything from the merits of gun safety laws, to the adequacy of our mental health system. much of this process of debating what might be done to prevent such tragedies in the future. it's an essential ingredient in our exercise of self-government. but, at a time when our discourse has become so sharply polarized, at a time when we are far too eager to lay the blame that all that ails the world the defeat of those who happen to think differently than we do. it's important for us to pause for a moment and make sure that we're talking with each

other in a way that heals lot away that wounds. (cheering) scripture tells us that there is evil in the world and terrible things happen for reasons that defy human understanding. in the world words of joe but when i look for light then came darkness. bad things happen and we have to guard against simple explanations in the aftermath. the truth is none of us can know exactly what triggered this vicious attack. none of us can know with any certainty

what might have stopped the shots from being fired. or what thought some clerk in the recesses of of violent man's mind. yes, we have to examine all the facts behind this tragedy, we cannot and will not be passive in the face of such violence, we should be willing to challenge all assumptions in order to lessen the prospects of such violence in the future. but what we cannot do is use this tragedy as one more occasion to turn on each other. that we cannot do. (cheering)

that we cannot do. as we discussed these issues can't let each of us do so with a good dose of humility. rather than pointing fingers or assigning blame let's use this occasion to expand our moral imaginations. to listen to each other more carefully. to sharpen our instincts for empathy. and remind ourselves of all the ways that our hopes and dreams are bound together. after all, that's what most

of us do when we lose somebody in our family. especially if the loss is unexpected. were shaken and out of our routines, were forced to look inward, we reflect on the past. did we spend most this much time with an aging parent we wonder, did we express our gratitude for all the sacrifices that the rate for ross? did we telescopes' just how desperately we love them? not just once in awhile but every single day. some lost causes us to look backward but it also forces us to look for to reflect on

the present and the future of the manner in which we live our lives and their tour our relationships with those who are still with us. (cheering) we may ask ourselves if we showed enough kindness and generosity and compassion to the people of our lives. perhaps we question whether we're doing right by our children or our community whether our priorities are in order. we recognize our own mortality and we are reminded that in a fleeting time we have on this earth what matters is not well off

or status or power or fame but rather how well we have loved. and what small part we have played in making the lives of other people better. (cheering) that process, that process of reflection, of making sure we align our values with their actions, that i believe is what a tragedy like this requires. for those who were harmed, those were killed they are part of our family. an american family with 300 million strong. (cheering) we may

not of sonoma impersonally but surely we see ourselves and them. and george, dodged indoor wind and bobby wheeler sunset the abiding love for own husbands, wives, life partners. phyllis she's our mom or gramm of. dave our brother. or sound.sun. in judge roll we recognize not only a man who prized his family and doing his job well, but also a man who embodied as america's fidelity to the law. and in gaby we see a

reflection of public spiritedness that desire to participate and that sometimes frustrating, a sometimes contentious but always necessary it and never ending process to form a more perfect unit. (cheering) and in christina , in christine now we see all of our children. so curious, so trusting so energetic so full of magic, so deserving of our love. so deserving of our good example if this tragedy

proms reflection and debate as it should, let's make sure it's worthy of those we have lost. (cheering) lets make sure it's not all the usual place of politics and point scoring and headiness the tourists away in the next news cycle. the loss of these wonderful people should make every one of us strive to be better, to be better in our private lives, up better friends and neighbors and co-workers and parents. if as been discussed in recent days, their death helps ussher and

more civility in our public discourse let us remember it is not because a simple lack of civility caused this tragedy, it did not. but rather because only a more simple and honest public discourse can help us face up to the challenges of our nation in a way that would make them proud. (cheering) we should be civil because

we want to live up to the example public service like john roll and gaby gifford who knew first and foremost that we are all americans and that we can question each other's ideas without questioning each others' love of country. and that our task working together is to constantly widen the circle of our concern. so that we bequeath the american dream to future generations. they believed and i believe that we can be better. those who died here, those who saved lives here they helped me believe. we may not able to stop all evil in the world but i know that how we treat one

another that's entirely up to us. i believe that for all our imperfections we are full of decency and good this and that the forces that divide us are not strong as those that unite us. that's what i believe. in part because that's what a child like christina taylor grain believed. imagine for a moment he was a young girl who was just becoming aware of our democracy. just beginning to understand the obligations of citizenship. just are

deemed to glimpse the fact that someday she to might play a part in shaping her nation's future. she'd been elected for student council, she saw us public service as something exciting and hopeful and she was off to meet her congresswoman someone she was shore was good and important and might be a role model. she saw all of this through the eyes of a child, undimmed by the citizens of the world that we adults all too often take for granted. i want to live up to per expectations. i want our democracy to be as good as christine not imagined it. i want america ought to be as good as she

imagined it. all of us we should do everything we can do to make sure this country lives up to our children's expectations. (cheering) us umm..has already been mentioned

christina was given to us on september 11, 2001 want to won a 50 babies born that day to be pictured in a book called faces of hope. on either side of her photo in the book were simple wishes for a child's life. i hope you help those in need red one. i hope you know all the words to the national anthem and sing it with your hand over your heart. i hope you jump in rain puddles. if there rain puddles and have been cristina is jumping in them today. (cheering) lear

all lister's older we place our hands over hurt hawsehole and we commit ourselves as americans forging a country that is forever worthy. of her gentle happy spirit. may god bless and keep those we've lost and restful and eternal peace and say he loves and watch over their survivors. may he blast the united states of america. (cheering) >> been listening live to present rock bottom to thousands who gathered at the memorial service. the president said our hearts are broke and the quintessential american scene of the congresswoman

talking with her constituents were shattered by a gunman's bullet last saturday. he's talk specifically about the six people were killed during the massacre. he offered this bit about lifting news any visited the hospital today with the husband of the congresswomen who shot and he said that gaby opened her eyes for the first time. you've been watching the live coverage of this memorial event we should let you know we are hosting the entire speech by president rocco, on www.kron4.com. we will continue to monitor a sense of the back with more news after a short break. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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the break in the case of the euro murder mystery. police say they've arrested several people on the murder of to whittaker was killed on this day last year. x kron 4

reggie 11 vallejo with the details. reggie. >> tucker was on his with a church driving on interstate 80 when he was shot and killed after months of investigating authorities finally made four arrests. take a look of the video. they believe this man 19 year-old rao will shot and killed sakharov like i said while he was driving his car. the three other men christopher, hector and half year were also involved in tucker's murder. what all four face a variety of charges involving murder the use of a farming conspiracy to commit murder. he said it was a case of mistaken identity. these gang members thought that tucker was a rival gang member. that will hear from tuckers father. >> as mr. tucker left his apartment he was mistakenly identified as by one of these individual as a rival gang member for which they

were totally wrong. mr. tucker was that stand as way to church for band practice before he was killed on interstate. >> who we feel a lot better today knowing what actually happened. >> tucker played bass for fame as hip-hop artists such as lord help of bobby brown. live in vallejo reggie kron 4 news. >> live look outside the storm sitting to the north the tail end dragon toward the coastline. we're going to see increasing cloud cover and rain starting over night in the north bay. it o'clock tomorrow morning to the 9:00 hour char were starting to the north bay and santa rosa, petaluma now all seen the light rain showers. continuing into 11:00 our most rain will be concentrated to the north.

as you push in the afternoon this will start to make push down to the south. by 2:00 a chance of showers in san francisco oakland and down the peninsula. by 4:00 a little further south. this year will not see snow just range continuing through the early afternoon some pockets of heavy rain pushing in and see only minimal so pushing through there tomorrow. your kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay showers and a warming trend as we head into the weekend. temperatures in the low 60s sunday and other storm passes to the north but we should stay drive from that one. the low 60s continue into early next week. stay with us will be back after this.

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6:30 p.m. 630. you could see prt barack obama here meeting with some people in the audience. among the speakers as the end from hugging credited with saving congresswoman's gabrielle gifford life after rushing to recite after the shooting. oh, spoke to each of the six victims that was killed during the shooting. he tried to console the nation saying it was time to come together instead of blaming each other. the president visited the families of the victims also went to the hospital to visit congresswoman gifford. the presidents and just after he left that gifford opened her eyes for the first time. >> right after we went to visit, a few minutes after we left your room and some of our colleagues from congress gaby open our eyes for the first time. (cheering) gaby open horizon

for the first time. gabby opened her eyes. (cheering)- the open her eyes so i can tell you she knows we are here, she knows we love her and she knows that we are rooting for her for what is undoubtedly going to be a difficult term. we're there for her. >> doctors say they expect congress woman gabrielle gifford to survive. reporting from the newsroom kate thompson kron 4 news. in state news a foreclosure prevention program is being rolled out this week tailored to help people who lost their jobs to try to keep their home. if the plan

will give qualified borrowers up to $3,000 a month for maximum of six months. if applicants have to be eligible for unemployment assistance, been delinquent on their mortgage payment or in danger of falling behind and they cannot already be in foreclosure. for more information go to www.kron4.com maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> this is it the department investigators looking into the triple murder at the mexicali nightclub sid it will have a break in the case. identifying a suspect hector 32 years of age of silliness is also known as arnaldo press center and then goes by the nickname of mono. we've identified him use on their brian he's wanted. he's from salinas. at the san jose police department kron 4 news. >> and another big story thousands of state workers have three cars to use every day costing millions of dollars in the pay for. the

governor is looking to cut state parks and cars. here's a look at what it is costing taxpayers every year few are run 6 million a year, if minutes 4 million in insurance as 1 million. that's about $11 million and it doesn't include the cost of the vehicle. to reset kron 4 news. >> in vallejo i'm on spring road were monday 10 year-old boy was viciously attacks by pit bull. major has had 16 rabies shots and will go under skin graft surgery later this week on his arm. the dog was captured on wednesday, now the dog owners said g-7 adopt asleep and as apologizing to the boy. >> i am sorry i never meant for this to happen to you >>. in vallejo dave kron 4 news. >> your the bay bridge toll plaza is congestion pricing working? a preliminary studies suggest it's still unclear. while travel time between university avenue in

berkeley in this location appear to be dropping an average of four minutes, the number of cars that tax across the bay bridge during the peak times of 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. seems to be unchanged. at the bay bridge toll plaza dan carmen kron 4 news. >> in severance is the the city's looking at ways to increase parking ticket revenue the bart to beef up a number of patrol officers over the weekend. if the looking at other proposals like adding terraces street sweeping cresting edge cars parked illegally drivers would receive tickets in the mail. other proposals include increasing in for some funds for people blocking intersections and reducing the amount of time drivers to park for free at broken meters. >> facebook is hoping to use its popularity to help find missing children. our internet reporter kimberly has details. >> just announced today that facebook users will be able to receive embar alerts as notification that " when a child is abducted. it took a look of the page the social

networking site is teaming up with the national center of missing and exploited children and the part of justice. the set at 53 am or live page as you can see them here one for each day. a law what pages for the district of columbia, pr in u.s. virgin islands. those users were interested in sign up for the other pertinent to their state so were in california that's the page right there. the nullification will appear on and is viewed as their issue. it also share this with your facebook friends. this particular initiative is focused on the u.s. but there are hopes for the effort to build global. >> time now for tech talk with gabe slate. >> now that rise and officially will offer the i phone for beginning february 10th many analysts predict and fries and hopes that tons of current at&t customers will switch over to the rise and i phone. at&t customers were interested in switching over are most likely wondering how much will it cost me? is

it worth it? adds up might be more than you think. not everyone knows this, back in the summer at&t raise the fee to terminate a contract with the asphalt. if you of your i phone after adjourn first 2010, it will cost you $325 to terminate. the termination fee is pro rated and low word by $10 for each month served in the contract. for example, if you had it for over four months than you would only a 02 and $85. judge dry fall before june 1, 2010 it will cost you $175 to terminate. at termination fee is prorated and lowered by $5 for each month served in the contract. especially if your i phone after june 1st of last year. don't forget after and the termination fee is still at the pay for the new rise and i phone for which will set you back $200 or 300 depending on which model you tech. if he does

what she better like it because of its stuck in a two-year contract with fries and that will cost you three and $50 to terminate. if you like to know exactly how much it will cost to deter major at&t contract i found a great online talked later for people to figure that out. for directly to the at&t i phone contract talks later log on to kron 4 news a look for news and section. gabe slate kron 4 news. >> are check up on your snowballed ski report we do have news noted talk about from yesterday's storm. alpine meadows as 90 in. of the days after giving 2 in. of fresh powder in the past 24 hours. sir valley at 3 in. of snow base that it is 90 in. as well. sugar bowl added 2 in. in the past 24 hours 7 9 in. there. if you like information on the ski resorts and others including discount tickets just log on to snowbomb.com. a complete report on the weather is coming up after this break.

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increasing cloud cover expected this evening as another storm takes part of the bay area. the first in the north in the morning and then showers for the afternoon. here's a look at storm tracker 4 radar you can see the tail and drilling to the northeast. if we don't have a cloud cover the bay area but so far shore. the future cast for to or morning. if not let our light showers through santa rosa, petaluma and not all. it will stay confined to the north bay for the morning hours by the afternoon starting to sag to the end self into this by 3:00 showers in san francisco, oakland also down in the peninsula and into the cells of 4:00 at were tapering off to the evening. hunter was a will be a mobster to the day tomorrow temperatures widespread in the '40's. 49 seconds ago, 45 out of 46 san jose. temperatures will more quickly than in the south bay's but struggling to get out of the '40's in the north bay. the stay into the '40's into the afternoon places like santa rosa 49

napa, 49 fairfield while only 59 down in san jose. kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay forecast, showers out there tomorrow but that will be the end of rain for quite some time. the track conditions expected friday and those will stick with us until the weekend well into next week. temperatures will so warm what it expecting the low 60s through the weekend into next week. a nice comfortable with brought tap for this. stay with the scary rider which is coming up after the break with all of today's top sports stories. rocket scientists!

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on the front line how were the warriors going to stop the? >> there will be a lot of rebounds and blocked shot so were going to come out and get a better start that we have against them i think coach gave us a stat for averaging 17 points in the first quarter and the average is 35 of we can keep that gap in the first quarter we used to play well the rest of the game. >> we're joined tonight by the loss angeles times laker writer brad turner by bill plaskett. the group to the stars. badger standing out there heard it's 49 degrees are you ok out there? >> and very cold out here. all good. >> last night everybody talking about the lakers beat the cavaliers by 55 points. if that doesn't get

a broad mvp award it to see how bad the cavaliers are without them i don't know what will. can you explain what took place last evening? >> if your cavalier fan nothing took place. they were horrible. poor effort on their part, didn't try very hard deals gave thought. the lakers were overwhelming against that of the defense was played. they were just too tall, too big, too powerful the lakers just desperately beat them down. >> the warriors were hoping to catch a break on a back- to-back kobe only played 24 minutes everybody should be arrested. if after a game look ron james put out this week that everybody is talking about. your response is the guy who covers the league about a bronze attitude so far have you read it? >> the first thing i thought good for him because it gave us something to talk about. good for the same time as i

leave alone let it be. he's 25 years old he's still got he still selling is oates any still spilling out to the media. i thought it was fun and o.k. i did have a problem with that because now you and i talking about this it keeps us employe. >> i'm glad to send that floyd because people want and not look braun buddies 25 i do just turned 26 and people think back to when they were that age had been a lot of got out and made the decision. >> jim gray, maybe jim hill but. just for fun and lakers and the heat and the cows of not talking about christmas day in the playoffs would you think is the better team right now? >> at this stage miami heat. but the lakers are there

better basketball, better defense but the lakers will use their size they could be anybody in the nba. the problem is will they use power and most times they don't. >> to you agree with the theory that the lakers are board right now during the regular season? >> you know what no one not buying that, they just look a little bit tired, they're going to a lull that both teams go through they just went through the bears. they tried at times the opponents/writer makes it difficult for energy. right now to play well the 15 a row so they must be feeling pretty good about themselves. >> is accurate that kobe is plight of many that is all not all? >> as he said almost all non voluntary and i don't know what almost made you almost have a headache for do have a headache? (laughter) i

guess that means there's still some cartilage left in any spot, he still plays the guy is a warrior no question about that. no pun intended of course. he place for all injuries and so far hasn't stopped his play at all. >> phil jackson from afar is entertaining at wondering if day after day when you follow the team and have to listen to phil dropped his glasses down and speak with you, do you find him fund to cover? >> he is one of the best guys ever covered my entire life. he's never boring, dull and a doesn't mind taking a shot at anybody nba, kobe bryant shaquille o'neal pat riley it goes on and on and he makes it so entertaining to cover it's never dull but around jackson. >> he's cool when nobody's looking he's a good guy? >> he's a great guy

sometimes unfortunate to have dinner with some that's what he's really good yes great stories to tell about his playing days and coaching michael jordan and scottie pippen, shaquille o'neal and all those guys. he is been fun to be around and sure he will soon or later. the >> so it takes you out to dinner and some of jeannie? >> really jeanette hall but don't tell that ok. >> i have to follow up with this, wire you notice the group to the stars? >> because i sit around a bunch of stars and sometimes they come by and say i did speak and i speak back to them that's why. if someone's 60s beat back to them. >> were running video here, coffee and mcenroe and welfare roll and all those guys were you from originally brought your good? >> i was born and raised in new orleans louisiana.

>> ok my friend. thank-you for coming on friday your traffic and we hope to catch up with you down the road. >> thank you very much i appreciated. >> the great brad turner grew wrote to the star's right here on kron 49 degrees and he said i don't care to be on crosstrees. he's terrific that bad. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami.

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>> i did him he hates me it he is the jumps well. >> the guy is going to be burned for four touchdowns. >> good night.

from homeless to hollywood to rehab. the latest turn in the ted williams' story. i'm lara spencer. >> i'm chris jacobs. >> "the insider" is on. >> i fought my way to dr. phil's to be taken to rehab. >> what ted said to seek treatment today. his "the insider" confession. >> are you going to go today? >> to rehab, yes, i'm going today. i'll take any help. >> what you haven't seen from his tearful dr. phil intervention with his daughter. >> i can't reach out to you. >> and ted's last surprise before getting help, meeting his idol, lakers' star, kobe bryant. >> thank you, jesus. sarah palin's controversial video message about the tucson tragedy. >> that is reprehensible. >> her slam on the media.