>>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 5:30 p.m. >>kate: joseph castle will be arraigned tomorrow at

1:30 p.m. and could face the death penalty for multiple murders. authorities say they're looking into the possibility that naso may be responsible for other murders across the country. authorities in new york city looking at him for the possible -- initial murders in connection with those murders. the similarities are that joseph victims in california each have the same first and last initial, that is the same thing that happened in upstate new york in the early '70s with three young women. the authorities in new york state this point they did not have any evidence connecting joseph to those murders. reporting live in san or file, kron 4 news. >>pam: and task force will be contacting cold case detectives all across the country to see if any of their open investigations could be linked to joseph. kron 4 marin looks at some of the bay area's unsolved mysteries.

>>maureen: 18 year-old college student kristin one missing three weeks after arriving in the bay area where she came to study photography. she was last seen in june of 1997 as she was leaving her summer job at the galleria in san francisco. if search dogs followed a first chanccents to land's end. it's been 15 years since of the one missing from the software company. she was working late in october of 1996, she didn't turn up for work the next day but her car was later found in san carlos unlocked with turkeys in the ignition. her disappearance remains a mystery. in 1989, 13 year-old eileen was last seen walking from school to the dublin ice rink. she never turned up and none of the tips that came and said she went missing have panned out. 19 year-old pamela was found strangled and dumped on the trail and mount

hamilton high as in 1979. an aspiring actor she told a friend before disappearance she is off to meet a man claiming to be a professional photographer. her case was closed earlier this year of the time authorities believe to be this man rodney. who was also a freelance photographer. if you will not be charged in the death because of insufficient evidence. no word yet if the marin county department will look at joseph naso as a new possible suspect in the murder. if maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>pam: with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the cold case murders and log on to www.kron4.com any time for the very latest on the case. and news around the bay, tonight in richmond a malfunction is being blamed for a siren that " people look at about 7:00 a.m. this morning. the siren went off for about a half-hour work resulted in a flood of phone calls from residents to local agencies. there has met unit is working to fix

the unit to make sure it does not happen again. in san francisco police arrested a bunch of people who took over the kaiser permanente building. their protesting the insufficient places for homeless people all wanted parolee 29 year- old joseph allen stanley, is considered armed and dangerous. he is known to frequent the airfield. it there's a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest. turning to the state budget battle. governor jerry brown brought the full force of his budget campaign to the bay area on tuesday. the state budget deficit is still more than $13 billion and the governor is trying everything to get the needed republican support. kron 4 was with the government this afternoon and here with us now. what did the governor have to say? >>grant: very animated

entertaining at times. he was speaking at the bay area council of look council. he made his case for the five- year tax extension in criticize cuts to things like schools, public safety. afterwards why talking to the press the governor got creative using his own wallet to make a point. >> if i were to look in my wallet, let's see how much i can figure, i have 20, all one, but to i have a bullish dollar getting 13 billion is klinotaxis. it's not taxes it's going to take a radical restructuring of both public safety and public education. there's enough republicans who believe in california and will transcended their own ecological comfort zone. i

presented pension reform, spending cap, a regulatory reform and other things and the list kept growing and growing. it certainly at the end, two of the key to breaking point was the five- year tax extension and never to was the republicans' desire to protect it will cost the same goal sales of factor tax exemption which gives over $1 billion to companies like microsoft and some of the biggest, wealthiest multinational corporations in the world. they want to pay that was laid off from teachers. but that's only other alternative. at that point i said i think we need to adjourn for a while. >>grant: use think pam? can spare a couple dollars? it made me feel better seen that the governor had a couple once carried he said he is now negotiating privately with certain republicans, not to and the

public think of doing it privately he needs that bipartisan support. he's back talking to them and hopefully for his sake he will get it. >>pam: is also credited the public to pressure the republicans in their district. in milpitas governor brown signed into law a new standard for renewable energy going forward. the so-called 33, 20-20 program mandates that 33 percent of the state's energy needs must come from geothermal or clean energy. it will mean expansion for renewable energy companies. >> to this plant here in milpitas which we dedicate today will manufacture enough panels every year to supply 25,000 homes. this is tremendously contributing to reducing our demand for imported oil and other fossil fuels. the des >>pam: vendor was given a

tour of the new solar panel manufacturing facility. the joint venture between sun and power and plantronics dave krieg and 100 new jobs. >>jacqueline: conditions on the cool side it just 50 degrees in half moon bay and the winds are really kicking up. it feels like it's in the forties. i will have details on changes to the forecast tomorrow including rain coming up in a bed. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes.

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they've raised the level of risk from a level 5 to the level 7. that is the same level as the chernobyl plant radiation. japanese authorities say radiation leaks are actually declining at the plant, crews continue working to contain the leaks while using water to keep the plant six reactors cool. work at the plant is being made more difficult by the continuing aftershocks. the biggest of the day at 6.3 magnitude quake forced authorities to temporarily halt work on the containment once again. the network has since we started. >>pam: in national news, the world's biggest passenger aircraft clipped the much smaller plane it happened at jfk. if this was potentially a very dangerous offender bender. investigators transfigured exactly what went wrong. you can see it happening on this amateur video as a spokesman for aviation safety group later put it, it was a case of two

planes just of been together. he said the air france plane really creamed the regional jet. the little commuter jet operated by delta was spun around like a toy as hundreds of passengers sat in both planes. the delta pilot confirmed the accident air traffic control. off no one was hurt but it's something the passengers want won't soon forget. >> we were all having a chat sing was a knowing, and then suddenly a big gain from one side of the plane it was like crushing noises. >>catherine: air france plane had been taxing of to a runway at jfk won its left wing tip crashed into the tail of the little plane. damage to the airbus here. it's so vague it to win nearly had enough clearance to make it over of the smaller plane but not quite.

it just didn't help that was rain, particularly busy at the airport last night. if this is raising concern about the growing number of those really giant planes at airports including the super jumbo airbus. >>pam: nasa's space shuttle now have their final assignment. their three remaining space shuttles will go to various museums across the united states when the program ends this summer. if endeavor will go to the california science center in l.a.. atlantis which is scheduled to meet its last mission in june, will want to florida's kennedy space center. the enterprise, which was never sent into orbit will go to the intrepid sea air and space museum in manhattan. nasa had earlier announced that discover will go to the smithsonian's national air and space museum in virginia. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge, clouds continue to increase this afternoon.

we're going to see even more cloud coverage over night. tonight into tomorrow, increasing clouds and breezy conditions, winds in the upper teens and low 20s in the number of low places. to our morning showers expected by 10:00 to 1:00 this one will see the majority of the rain. in the afternoon, skies will be staring, and temperatures will remain on the cooler side. storm tracker 4 radar, clouds approached a lot of talent of the system will look to the north. it is starting to push into the bay area. half the rain starting about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it will affect some people on the morning commute and others not as much. by 98 m the rain picks up more through the north bay and by 10:00 a.m. heavy rain over the coastal ranges

and the finance lot as well as parts of the east bay, delta, fairfield still getting rain. by noon the rain will taper off and we will start to see clearing skies. we will start the damage aside in places like santa rosa 43 degrees, a little more miles in san francisco and oakland. when the rain will finely tapered off temperatures are barely into the '50s and the not going to go much from there. 15 and fairfield, 58 santa rosa 57 san francisco. we will warm up towards the end the week. thursday temperatures redouble little bit similar to today. friday temperatures reached the '70s and the number of places but we will keep a slight chance of rain to the north a forecast. saturday and sunday look great, 77 degrees inland saturday and warm and sunny skies expected. >>pam: half another pair see

their highest plans foiled. kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: surveillance video tells the tale. if a a couple thieves with expensive tastes caught on camera. authorities say the couple entered in all high of jewelery store and ask to see diamonds. the woman appears to look at it and passes it to demand. instead of returning the diamond concord city took it and ran. police arrested them, take a look it is much different outcome for some of these in white. surveillance video shows a pair entering the jewelry store armed with a hammer and a shotgun. if they couldn't get through the bulletproof glass. if they flee the store empty-handed but police say if they are caught they face years in prison. take a look of this, about spinning out of control. witnesses say the man and woman aboard the boat or thrown off after it hit a bridge. a few good samaritans polled woman of the water, the man disappeared. it the woman

was taken to hospital and searchers continued to look for the man. this will take place memorial day weekend in front of the economy in the 500. it's celebrating its iconic year. >>pam: when stay kron 4 will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. if minute to when it will be shown at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., kron 4 news will be shown at 10:00. if will be right back.

>> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: 130 times, that is the estimated amount of trash dumped on bayview streets in the last seven months. to give you an

idea, 130 t will be the equivalent of 65 car is being thrown away a at the same time. 50 t of that debris was dumped here on donner street near angeles. including this pile which weighs approximately 12 t. it appears this was the work of more than one person because of the randomness of the trash dumped here. one file was hazardous roof in the tier 0 and the other power consisted of things that the motorcycle helmet. when wallet i found a name and address on a prescription label dating back to february of 2007. this guy was so large several city dump trucks had to be rerouted from other work sites to run the city to help remove the trash. if all of the cost san francisco taxpayers. san francisco district attorney's office along with other city agencies are investigating this illegal dump site. this time

however, investigators may have caught a break. how video camera may have captured it illegal dumpers in action. " san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, just email him at www.peoplebehavingbadly@kron 4.com. kron 4 news at 6:00 is right after the break.

>>pam: now at 6:01 man's arrest has become a big break in several cold case murders. tisch to victims in the bay area, another to when you the county and investigators say this is the beginning. kron 4 uncovers his criminal history which goes back at least six decades, we also uncover details about the bay area women he is accused of killing. if kron 4 has team coverage on our big story. >>dan: third full day of deliberations in the very

bonds trial, details coming up. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. >>pam: at 6:00, one man connected with least four california killings. let's go live to kate thompson in san rafael with the latest. >>jacqueline: of those cold cases was from 34 years ago. if police say they believe and now finally, they have their man. 77 year-old joseph naso is in marin county jail, no bail this evening. he will be arraigned tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.. if accused of four cold case murders for young women across california. we have a map showing you where the victims were found. one of the victims found in 1977 in fairfax, the other across the bay in 1978 in contra costa county. two victims found in yuba county, one

in 1993 and the other in 1994. if it was last year in april when parole officers searched his house and found evidence linking him, they say it to the cold case murders. >> this case was considered unsolved until joseph was arrested in nevada people the 13th 2010 by investigators from the novato department, and nevada department of safety. the coral and probation division. it's during the rest investigators found items by joseph naso had implicated him and multiple murders of young women. if an examination of the items seized, along with the results of a forensic analysis from the contra costa county sheriff's criminalistics laboratory, led marin investigators to connect joseph naso to the death of one women. in the

>>kate: to get to looking into the possibility that he could be a serial killer and they have reached out to jurisdictions across the country to see if there are any other cold cases that he may be involved with. in california at least, he could face the death penalty if because their special circumstances due to the fact that there are multiple murders. reporting live in san or file, kron 4 news. >>pam: looking at joseph naso home in reno nevada. in april during a random probation surge in visitors it is found evidence linking him to the four murders. kron 4 has uncovered the joseph has an extensive criminal record. if his first run in with the law was a 1954 rate. records show he had several petty larceny of arrest and convictions. if in 1994, 95, 2003, 2004 and 2007. he

did once lived in rochester n.y., at the same time for women were murdered there. if he did travel between east and west coast during the 1970's. you could see the 3 dates of the new york mergers and just four years later the california killing started. however police say they have no evidence at this time looking into the knee or killings, and that dna taken from one of the victims did not match joseph nasa's dna. in april 2010, he was living in reno one probation officers say they found lets and a newspaper ad for handgun in his home. it flows of violations of his probation. he's been in jail ever since. one of his alleged bay area victims, 18 year- old rock scene, whose body was found in fairfax back in 1977. the marin district attorney said forensic evidence found by their office connect him to the murder. over imports cost of

the body of another alleged victim carmen, was found in 1978. jeff bush spoke with the man who was living there at the time. >>jeff: it was the summer of 1978, all was quiet in for cost of. then the order of a murdeword of a murder came here. >> was shocked. i could believe it happened. in this little town nothing like that have happened before. >>jeff: rick said he heard about the arrest on tv in could believe a break have been made in the case all these years later. >> on surprised it came up again and they found him. i don't how they got him but, i'm surprised. >>jeff: he said porter cost that is one of the leaport coste of the least likely places to have a murder. nothing like that is happened since

our before i don't think. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of these cold case murders. it will bring you the latest details both on the air and on line at www.kron4.com. >>grant: we have video, a three kayakers were pulled from the san francisco bay this afternoon, that's right there is the third person being rescued. if the fire department official said the got a call around 4:00 p.m., the caller said there were several overturned kayaks near mccall the coast. if its rate by were the giants play. >> they said it was quite windy, very choppy and once the kayaks capsize to one of them went to go after the kayak and the current was so strong it pulled him away. the other gentleman that was in the water ended up getting pulled out too. >>grant: told a chopper and

a boat help to rescue those three individuals. if no word on the extent of the injuries to. >>pam: our recent rash of shootings in antioch has city leaders and residents raising new concerns about all the violence. if kron 4 reggie is live in antioch tonight. >>reggie: are rash of shootings here in antioch has people on edge, coming up will tell you how one council member may question the police department find out if it's doing all it can to prevent more violence from breaking out. >>jacqueline: current conditions, quite chilly this evening and wins or upwards of 30 mi. an hour in san francisco. if we will talk about that just ran on the way for tomorrow. coming up in a bed.. ♪ you'll run outside

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yesterday, this was crime scene video you can see him being put into the ambulance. then stray bullets blasted into nine year-old bedroom almost a week before that. if this is video a week before that. reggie is live in antioch were city leaders are expected to address these concerns about crime. >>reggie: as gun violence escalates in antioch, one council member may ask a please determine what it's doing to prevent more of this pilots from happening. this is the most recent shooting that took place yesterday and to more happened last week. looks like you mention it in nine year-old pageant, luckily he was not asleep in his room at the time. the council meeting starts at 7:00 tonight, council member is expected to ask city litters the what can be done to prevent more violence. his comments are not part of tonight's agenda but he said

he's really concerned about public safety and he wants to know of the police department is doing more like stepping up patrols in those areas for all the shootings are taking place. the meeting is taking place in the council chambers and like said it expected to start in about an hour. we will have more news for you coming up next. [ jerry ] look at this!

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>>pam: deliberations continued at the very bonds perjury trial today. >>dan: barry bonds arrived at the courthouse shortly after 9:00 a.m. tuesday. he left over six hours later still not knowing his feet. the jury spent the entire day behind closed doors discussing the evidence and never once returned to the court room with the question. but the end of their third full day of deliberations, they still had not reached a verdict. bonds faces four charges, accused of lying to the grand jury when he said he never knowingly took

steroids where human growth hormone and never was injected by greg anderson. he's also accused of obstruction of justice. jury deliberations are expected to resume on wednesday morning. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: how are legal analyst michael korda's the joins us again. the third day of deliberations, what's going on? >> to those people will and the jury room before its really emotional and very, very hard work. the what i think like going on, were speculating, they went home early today. 15 minutes early and have had juries do this before they will reach a verdict, then say all right let's go home and sleep on it to be sure that's what all 12 of us wants. i think that's a very smart. remember the michael jackson case, where he was found not guilty. there was a jury after finding him not guilty about two weeks

later who said all know, i was pressured i really meant to vote guilty and now going to read a book. >>pam: after the verdict, will the attorneys get a chance to talk to the jurors about what is going on in that jury room? >> absolutely, they have a choice either you can stay around and talk to the attorneys or you can go one home and ignore everybody. certainly the jury will have a plan and a high publicity case like this. " foreman will talk to them about that. if we will have a press conference afterwards so we can get this all over with or were not talking going home. off the attorneys will be interested to find out what went on in that jury room, especially if it's a hung jury because it was a good part, what was the bad part? >>pam: essentially over appealing it. if will this lead to a book deals and big splash as on television? >> if there's already been

one go, let's williams. people will look to approach the jurors but they have to wait a certain amount of time by law. the loss says, you as jurors don't come in and get to ridwrite a book, tv series because then he have to much of a weighted interest in this. and it the way to assert amount of time. >>pam: the third full day now all done. >> it's got to be tomorrow, we consider this almost every day. it has to be tomorrow. >>pam: will see if you're right. stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the bonds perjury trial and the ultimate verdict anything get the latest any time at www.kron4.com. >>jacqueline: really cool day breezy day of their today with temperatures in the '50s right now. the wind speeds and 29 mi. an hour in

san francisco at sustained winds. gusts even stronger 22 mi. an hour winds in oakland, teams in redwood city, livermore and san jose. quite breezy this evening and will continue into the later evening all hours. winds gusting in the '20s and we will stay that way through one a m in the morning. when dust and 7 cisco 21 huff, 22 oakland. in the north bay increasing cloud cover this afternoon, the tail end of the system sitting off shore approaching the coastline. increasing high clouds north of the golden gate. rain is expected starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning in areas of heavy rain through the east bay but not very widespread. later on in the morning the 7:00 at or rain effect in the north bay, and between santa rosa and petaluma and rid of the coastline. rain

slanting south at 9:00 at were. by 10:00, and area of heavy rain over the coastline also at the peninsula pushing redwood city. by noon the rain will taper off and we will see increasing sunshine into the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures will be cool, struggling to warm as a system pushes through. 59 santa rosa, 55 novato, 55 san francisco. if low 50s along the coast, 56 redwood city, 58 san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, i shall read morning and then we will see increasing sunshine in the afternoon. saturday's 77 degrees inland with mostly sunny skies. >>catherine: lawmakers are beginning to lift the curtain on the 2011 spending plan. the president and lawmakers agreed to nearly

$40 billion in spending cuts on friday. but never getting a first look at some of the targets. a long list of programs and services are facing cuts. in fact to the spending measure represents the single biggest cut ever made to the federal budget one year. some of the cuts almost $3 billion for high speed rail programs. for another 3 billion for highway construction. the 6.2 billion and department of defence construction projects. social safety net programs are also being hit including wic the federal program that helps feed children from programs. only two areas and up with more money overall. if the defense department and veterans affairs. if not surprisingly, democrats and republicans are still bickering up over how they will proceed from here. >> for my point of view, taxes are not on the table because we don't have a

revenue problem, we have a spending problem. >> to our constituents are glad this up for health reform, a women's health, cleaner air and on and on. >>catherine: wrist will vote on the spending plan later this week. it depressing to know that these cuts really don't help all that much when you look at the big picture. if today the treasury department said the budget deficit will still reach another record high of 01. trillion dollars. if some of drum said if he doesn't win the republican presidential nomination he may run as an independent in the wall street journal today he said if republicans are concerned about possibility he could run as a third-party candidate. it could drop off crucial conservative record from the republican nominee. if trump has not made a final decision on whether he will run or not. if trump is lasting bill cosby, and last week's cosby said that trump needs either run for president or shut up. drumskin like that in a

written statement he accuses bill cosby of having hatred pouring out of his eyes. if he called bill cosby's the remarks incoherent. trump said he can't run for president until this season of celebrity apprentice is over. >>grant: into the kron 4 news room, toyota is suspended in production in europe. if the manufacturer said part shortages of following the disaster in japan has forced them to suspend if production for several days in april and may. last week will announce north american plants will suffer a series of one day shutdowns. the earthquake and tsunami destroyed auto parts making manufacturers in japan. >>pam: wednesday kron will in an air nbc program while the giants there and nbc. minute to when it will be shot at and the kron 4 news will be shot a 10:00. if we will be right back.

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now, at 6:30 p.m., tonight's big stories in one big block of news. more crews, more stories. right now, today's top story. >>kate: in marin county a 77 year-old man has been arrested in connection with four cold case murders.

joseph naso out of reno has been arrested for the murders of four young women. those mergers stretch from 1977 to 1993. he is currently behind bars in marin county jail with no bail. he will be arraigned on wednesday and could face the death penalty. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>terisa: 4 news has learned that joseph naso has an extensive criminal history that dates back to 1950 when he was first charged with rape. he is also had several arrests and convictions of petty and larceny including stealing for mailings and toppled in 2007. he's been in custody since 2010 for violating his probation. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>grant: before joseph was to jail he lived in this house directly behind me. as

i zoom in to the front door, there is a sign that reads keep an eye. if i was in back out to come in near the driveway another sign that reads keep out. if investigators say the evidence they found inside this household help lincoln to of least four different murder cases. as i pan down the street, you concede there are a number of other homes in this area. if other neighbors who live in this area, and neighbors that i plan on talking with later this evening. if after a >> with the neighbors i will bring you what they say, tonight at 11:00. a cash reporting upside of reno, jerad storm kron 4 news. >>jeff: of the cold case murders happened here in court cost up. it happened in 1978 and shook the talent plan news that carmen had been murdered. over time the memories of that murder faded. there's still a few

the remember the murder and say was the most shocking thing to ever happened. - clem ward got out that an arrest had been made, those who remembered said it's a relief that case may be closed. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>maureen: there are several other unsolved mysteries in the bay area involving women. 18 year- old kristen a photography student who went missing in 1997. bill got a 43 year-old woman who was last seen working late in her office in 1996. why lane who was also only 13 years old, 22 years ago when she won the same as she walked from school to the base rent. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>dan: but the federal courthouse in san francisco, the third full day of jury deliberations and still no verdict. barry bonds showed up about 9:00 a.m. this morning and stayed around for little over six hours and left. it's still not knowing his stage carried

jury deliberations expected to resume wednesday morning. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>grant: to morning gov. jerry brown signed off on a law that would require california to get a third of its electricity from renewable sources by the year 2020. tuesday afternoon the governor was in san francisco to address the bay area council. he said it's optimistic a budget will get passed in the city's now negotiating individually with some republicans to get their support. reporting live, kron 4 news. >> now, here is stanley roberts, with some people behaving badly. >>stanley: 130 times, that is the estimated amount of trash dumped on bayview streets in the last seven months. to give you an idea, 130 t will be the equivalent of 65 cars being thrown away at the same time. 50 t of that debris

was dumped here on donner street near engalls. including this pile which weighs approximately 12 t. it appears this was the work of more than one person because of the randomness of the trash dumped here. one pile was hazardous roofing material and the other pile consisted of things like a motorcycle helmet. one wallet i found a name and address on a prescription label dating back to february of 2007. this pile was so large several city dump trucks had to be rerouted from other work sites around the city to help remove the trash. all at the cost to san francisco taxpayers. san francisco district attorney's office along with other city agencies are investigating this illegal dump site. this time however, investigators may have caught a break. a video camera may have captured illegal dumpers in action. in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news.

>>jacqueline: our big weather story tonight rain on the way for tomorrow and not just in the north bay but through the entire bay area. the tail end of the system is approaching the coastline right now and extending offshore. we will see rain early tomorrow morning. five d m mostly light rain but a few areas of moderate rain through the state and for concord. later on in the morning we will start to see rain approaching the north bay. 7:00 a.m. pockets of heavy rain for the north bay continuing to not o'clock hour. watch the heavy rain and over the peninsula at the 10:00 a.m. how were. this will slide to the south by noon and later run the rain will taper off and we will see slight clearing. it will stay cool tomorrow but we will start to warm up as the warmer air filled in for thursday, friday and the weekend. a slight chance of rain as we head into friday. temperatures warming into

saturday, 77 degrees expected inland. >>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: aha no more flip video cameras will be produced. >>gabe: the flip is a small device that records video to a built-in hard drive. it's really popular. affordable between 100 $200 depending on the model and so easy to use. it is the most popular video camera in the united states, the highest selling video camera last year and on track to be the highest selling in 2011. cisco systems does not see a profitable future for the flip. i understand cisco's fears smartphones are growing at a fast pace, and they record hd video. if everyone has a smart phone in their pocket, they can record video, why would they also carry around a flip? cisco feels the flip

is becoming obsolete. there probably right. not everybody has a smart phone, it seems too early to kill the flip. it's still so popular. it's a shame i will miss the flip it is my go to gift gadget, i gifted a lot of friends and family, everyone seems to love them. it was one of the last gadgets that was a dedicated device had only one main purpose. like the i pod now it's used just for music, not everyone wants to take an i phone to the gym it's nice to have a small music player without a million buttons and features. the flip just recorded video simple, easy to use, people of all technical levels could figure out. flip made it easy to upload videos you shot to youtube, facebook and made it easy to e-mail videos. the flip share software that lets you do all that will continue to exist says cisco. hopefully they will keep that running for years to come because i know people will keep using their flip. if you don't have a flip now i recommend you buy one before they run out. i bet a year from now i'll be doing a story on the old flip cameras and how they're selling for a high price on ebay. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>kimberlee: for all the

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>>kimberlee: in social median news, he may have to pay sales tax at the tiny shop on the internet. senator from illinois it is introducing legislation that would force customers to pay sales tax one shopping on websites like amazon and overstock. currently web companies who do not have stores do not have to pay for that. the search engine giants just decided to invest $160 million in the solar power plant. the company was granted the ability to buy and sell

energy is a public utility. google sealed the $38 million windfarm invest in and bought 20 years worth of windfarm energy. if nasa if it is a look in the 30th anniversary of their first space shuttle launch. in honor, the website has a stand- special sections. >>pam: last year's american league mvp may be killed for up to two months. gary has details on that. the frustration boiled over for the giants as they win four of their first five against the dodgers. gary has that and all the sorts of next.

and >>gary: good evening everybody. bad business here with josh hamilton. it may be the best players in

baseball is going to be cowed. an estimated six to eight weeks. he broke his upper right harm in this slide. hamilton no stranger to injuries, he has had a fractured ribs, and knee problems, pensioners, torn abdominal muscle and he is one great story. hamilton with a an addiction to alcohol and drugs which had him homeless for a while. one of baseball's great stories but they will be without him for a while. dodgers shortstop rafael, will not be in uniform tonight. last night, he was out at third base, they called him safe, broke his thumb. on the plate. he will be on the sidelines, six weeks. one of the dodgers

key ingredients. he will not be in uniform tonight. his debut last night. all this talk about the giants. there's been ceremonies before every game. tonight will be the first lets come out and just play baseball. they are 1-4 against the dodgers this season, they are at 4-6, it tonights dodgers and giants go around 715 p m. the reality series showtime debuts tomorrow night. >> deconditioning apollo was perhaps the big story in giants campus this spring. two years ago the colorful panda took the city by storm. last year he played his way out of the starting lineup. >> last year he gained some

weight. >> the worst case, i had to make a decision but if you cannot work go to and its strong you name was your job. >> uneasy day, what are we going to do? >>gary: i was telling him and jackie, who will be enough interest? when i watch a reality series of one attractive women, i want guys cheating on their wives, i one drunken people falling off a cliff. if our reality series, when i watch

a sports channel and i want to hear sports. when i watch reality, and wondering if the giants are interesting enough to the semi sports fans. >> jets had a reality show on hbo. >>gary: these guys were hungry for attention. they were showing off. my motto here, appeal to the non sports fan. that's why i know you. the non sports fan will say i'm going to watch that turkey. i don't know if the giants have enough turkeys on their team. >>jacqueline: i don't know have you seen those beards? i think the nesting in those beards. >>gary: i don't mean to knock the giants, i think they're too nice to make this thing sell nationally. the japanese baseball has been dark since the tsunami but they're back out today for the first time since the earthquake which claimed of

some 13,000 lives, left 14,000 missing. if today there was a moment of silence and the two teams played. fans happy of course for the diversion, a sellout crowd and they love their baseball in japan. if it's hockey playoff time. it's funny how jackie time in this. san jose thursday night, saturday night san jose home or going to host and the los angeles games tuesday and thursday in l.a.. this makes me laugh. this is long before the giants. of role the beards. if people talking vote we have to have beards, we have to have beards. the announcer randy will grow his, i think drew is the only guy who holds out. i think he won't admit it, that he can't. some guys can't grow it. jeff bush is growing a beard. it is very

funny. we have jurors show with gordon, he's going to discuss about having three children in the post season. >> it shows hockey is big here in california a lot of players want to come out here and play. it's a destination place to play. it's something special having three teams from california all land. it's an exciting time for california hockey. >>gary: return, catherine and i have been friends for 21 years and just lately katherine wants to spend more time with me. if what's your excuse tonight? >>catherine: don't need an excuse. catherine >>gary: i will be taking audience feedback questions, catherine with the ask gary segment. next. california should be proud.

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