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counts of been a lot of days of, when he testified for the grand jury about to his relationship with craig anderson. also about being a child with celebrity. he was also found not guilty on all the charges specifically relating to his have been taken steroids or performance enhancing drugs. tisch as a emerge from the courthouse here at the federal building this afternoon, the fund's attorney allen was us whether or not this was resolved of the government's case seeing a little bit on the weak side for his case being on the strong side? >> and that's something where you will draw a your own conclusions. it was certainly be seriously contested trial, here we are in counts one-to-3, there is no verdict, no judgment. the counts which alleged

steroids, which allege needles, which alleged human growth hormone those will be in his stride. there's no conviction, no verdict no finding. instead we have a verdict which is alleges that barry said things about the celebrity child, you all got it now, very talked about things that were meaningful to him to the grand jury. that is the basis and the only claim basis for the obstruction and a couch. >>rob: passed a few is going to appeal that one account, he said procedurally is not the next up in the case, in the meantime, bonds a flash the victory sign on the street even though a few moments ago ruby dodged a question about whether he considers this a victory for

barry bonds. if live outside the federal building, kron 4 news. >>pam: our legal analyst michael korda's that is back and has and without with us through this. if let's start and with this obstruction of justice. did greg ever give you anything that required a syringe to inject yourself with? his answer goes on to say i've had only a doctor judge me, if any doubts about their friendship and a share based of stuff together and never really directly says snow. >> i call this of the oddball, you could see it but she can't touch it. there's my answer. it's not really an answer. when i imagine that the jury said he were being evasive so were going to find you guilty of obstruction. a f i know the defense is going to argue, they're going to come in and save look in order to find him guilty of the obstruction count, if you have to believe that he

didn't injected, he had to believe she was lying when he said no one ever injected lead. yet they never found him guilty of that. did that with the defense is going to argue to the judge and say the guilty verdict on the obstruction is not consistent with the other verdicts. keep in mind, on that verdict there was a 11- 14 guilty. one juror was driving the jury. i can't tell you what juries do. did they get to this thing and say that one juror, if you allowed to vote guilty on the others or back cow, what we compromised. if one of you both guilty on the obstruction and will call the day and will go home. if we do that? ok i will do that let's get out of fear. if that's what they do. >>pam: this doesn't match up in your view does it? >> does and then i think the defense has a good argument for the judge. i've never

got the feeling that the judge was really enamored with the prosecution's case in this and i really do call this an ugly win for the prosecution. from member it's a when they got a guilty verdict to see can criticize that. as long as well as a way they can say it's a victory, and you hear that word guilty as a defense attorney you don't win. >>pam: 4 going back and made a said it wanted for the case out, do think it's likely? >> possible, i think the of the question is if she doesn't will they retry him on the door counts. why i've read articles were they talked about the government spending $6 million on this prosecution. to you and i and the rest of us want the government to go back and redo this for another 6 million? the answer is a resounding no, let it go it's over. >>pam: go will be back with us again at 6:00, there still more to talk to your guarding the verdict today.

if in the meantime, kron 4 is live at at&t park he's getting reaction from giants fans about today's verdict. >>reporter: barry bonds remains untouchable. at&t park even after the guilty verdict. many fans still stand behind cliff home-run king. >> was surprised, i am a giants fan i respect barry bonds and he's a great ball player. >> i did a bonds fan and i will stay a bonds stand. i think he did miracles for the giants there and brought a lot of fans and. people came to see barry back to. and still behind him 100 percent. a think it's a

fairy,, we all know he's guilty and doesn't no matter fees one of our heroes are not, he's guilty. >>reporter: the fans are still loving him to death. a lot of giants fans now worry, bonds will stand in prison if if any adult. live to at&t park, kron 4 news. >>pam: stay with kron 4 for the latest in on www.kron4.com. the amount of money raised for the san francisco giants fan try and, the giants have raised nearly $70,000 for brent was attacked last month outside of dodger stadium. the total includes proceeds from a silent auction and $10,000 donation from the team. the charismatic it remains in a medically induced coma, no rest of the native and there's a $150,000 reward for the arrest.

>>jacqueline: was cooler shall read today the temperatures will be women as we head into the weekend. we'll talk about the warming trend coming up in a bit.

>>pam: and news around the bay, investigators are trying to determine how an inmate died while being subdued by a staff member. officials say 47 year-old william died while in a secure ward after attacking another inmate. if the sheriff department is interviewing witnesses and an autopsy was performed today. if it is the second death at the facility in seven months. medical marijuana regulation in san jose may still be a long way off. the city council stalled on making decisions on several issues including coming up with a figure to cap the city's collective the process of selecting the clock is has not been determined either. however kelso members to allow members to cooperate in

industrial parks are commercial zoning districts. a teenage boy accused of murdering another teenager had his first court appearance today. he's accused of fatally shooting 16 year-old andy and the silver terrace neighborhood. if it happened last weekend. four teenagers were arrested in connection with the death, but the district attorney's office only charged to. if the other defendant jimmy lee pleaded not guilty. it visitors to san francisco will likely have to continue paying a fee to visit: gate park a botanical garden. the board of supervisors gave preliminary approval to extend the the through september of next year. our record has found that it has not generated as much money as the packers have promise. the supervisor said the fee is needed due to the city's budget deficit. if a cautionary tale for those who file their income taxes using the popular online program called turbo tax. if

shawn collins of sausalito did that any opted to get his refund in the form of a debit card issued for a company called green dots. after spending $100 of his $2,300 refund the money disappeared from his account. repeated attacks to: e-mail the accompaniment no response. >> try to get a gas station, atm could music. i couldn't access anything. the change something, as a code, pin #i could use it anywhere. i couldn't even checked the balance. the card was completely useless. kron 4 >>pam: contacted turbo tax parent company out of mountain view which in turn notified green dots of the problems. he said he heard from a green dog customer service representative last night to promise to restore the fund. if this time: said he has demanded a check. storm tracker 4 >>jacqueline: mostly clear

conditions over the bay but will get a few clouds rolling in tomorrow. it shall warm up in stores for the rest of the week. details coming up in just a bit to. california should be proud.

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police officers were shot in the line of duty tuesday night, one was killed. it happened during a traffic stop. the officer was killed this jonathan schmitz. he was interviewed after saving the life of a baby and not long ago. he leaves behind a wife and three children. the suspect has been arrested. one person injured in a shooting in high school in central florida. police found a gun and arrested three young men. students say they heard fighting before a shot was fired. the condition of the man who shot has not been released. the scene last night after a woman and upset with the father for children packed all four children into her minivan and drove into the frigid hudson river. she and three of the children died, her 10 year-old son managed to roll down a window and escaped. he swam away, a passer-by took him to police to report a domestic dispute. a tennessee woman

fighting for her life after apparently she was attacked by her boyfriend. he's accused of pulling a boiling pot of cooking grease on our while she was sleeping. to happen after an argument in the home, police say she wanted the man out of the house and she suffered burns to 35% for body the man has been arrested. flooding in north dakota houses are so bad that people are getting around in boats. if this is not a river or creek it's a flooded street. there's an ongoing flood warning for the area. a big runoff from melting snow and even more snow is in the forecast. a big flooding problem also in kentucky the rain has stopped here but it will clearly be a long time before things dry out. if spring storms really clicked things around the state leading to a lot of down trees, smashed cars and a lot of roads have to be shut down. >>pam: gasoline prices keep going up, oil has surged 25% since february. experts say

we could see prices go as high as $5 a gallon by summer. the national average for awhile regular is $3.90, while the average in california is $4.18. the never applies to oakland, san jose and san francisco the average is up to $4.23 a gallon. >> i don't have to worry about cast for about a week. >>pam: tourists and virginia got a break today from the high price of gasoline, they got to fill look for free and thanks to a promotion offered by shellfish and kroger in virginia. hundreds turned out word-of-mouth helped promote the free gas until the giveaways started. >>jacqueline: you're headed to the giants game tonight, captures our jeff eller on the cooler side, 51 and san francisco, 47 iby 10:00.

tonight into tomorrow, a few clouds a sour and really clear out. a few high clouds will street and tomorrow but mostly clear and cold starts the day with temperatures in the 30's and low '40's. in the afternoon it at that warmer both by degrees warmer but might feel even warmer than that without the winds in place of their tomorrow. we do have warmer conditions heading into the next couple of days. thursday mostly sunny of the war with temperatures in the low to mid 60's. friday, we will warm up even more to features into the upper 60s in the low seventies. there will be a chance of sprinkles in the north bay and a breezy afternoon as well. if temperatures tomorrow, 66 santa rosa, 66 san rafael, 64 vallejo. temperatures sting in the '50s and half monday, 57 there, 66 los gatos and 65

in san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay the warm up starts tomorrow and continue through the weekend. inland temperatures in the '70s saturday and sunday but we will see cloud cover in the weekend as well. friday morning a chance for sprinkles mainly in the north bay very light rain, later than today and should not dipsos of the golden gate. temperatures will start to cool after the weekend but they will remain on the mild side. let's get a checkup on your snowbomb.com report. if the numbers haven't posted to web, bear valley won 54 of the base, 9 lifts. we were seeing flurries out there today saw will be surprised if begun an inch of the ski resorts. heavenly hundred inches, 86 runs open, of valley 225 of the base 170 runs open. if reformation just log on to www.snowbomb.com. hey marcel, watch this!

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controller for falling asleep at work. it was out of communication for 60 minutes which the force in medical flight to land without local support. it's the second time off this is happened, said the faa has investigated and least five lapses that happened. video surfaced showing a six year- old child receiving a pad down at an airport in new orleans last week. it kimberly has a look at this controversial video. >>kimberlee: it's making waves online. the jury the clip, in the beginning you could hear the little girl protesting and the mother asked the agent why can't they scan her? the security worker it proceeds to pass her down, letting her know where shall be touch and next. the director of the wonders of this was necessary. >> a six your child

shouldn't be subjected to the treatment of first place if there's no reason to suspect her or her parents of being criminals. >>kimberlee: in malden representative of jason a leading critic of the agency's screening policies has called the incident another example of mistreatment of an innocent american at the hands of the psa. meanwhile alabama mike rogers said it was outrageous, called the upsurge an example of why the gsa needs fundamental reform. a lot of people asking why a six year old? they said they did review the incident and they found the agent did everything by the book. >>pam: there between a rock and a hard place. a programming note to tell you about, kron 4 will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. minute to win it will be shown at 8:00 to 9:00 tonight will have a special 90 minute kron 4 newscast beginning at 10:00

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to big stories, bonds guilty of obstructing justice, kron 4 analyzes what that means for his future in what the jury could not agree on. new details about suspected killer joseph naso. from his court appearance to his life across the country and even his ex-wife, kron 4 has everything will cover. >>terisa: the first time were seeing the alleged serial killer in court. that story ahead. >>haazig: woman connected to joseph naso and the reason the fbi recently contacted her about the murder charges against him. coming up at kron 4 news at 6:00. track >>kate: in a serial killer, joseph live in many neighborhoods around the bay area, this is just one home

he lived in in the early '80s. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 6:00. >>pam: barry bonds found guilty of obstructing justice. but the verdict came down today after a 12 day trial and almost four full days of jury deliberation. that was the only account they could agree on. a mistrial was declared on the other three counts which accused bonds of lying to a grand jury when he denied that he knowingly use steroids and human growth . hormone. other options include only about two years in prison or even house arrest. bonds and his legal team are scheduled for hearing on may 20th. federal prosecutors and they just as to permit have to decide whether to retrial him on the unresolved counts. kron 4 has complete coverage. our other big story of the day

as suspected serial killer joseph naso went before judge today. kron 4 about his ex-wife and we ended covered where he lived in the bay area and across the country. our team coverage starts with theresa with what happened in court today. >>terisa: joseph naso was locked up here at the marin county jail but earlier he was in court. take a look to the video, you could see what it's like to be in the court room where the 77 year-old alleged serial killer made his first appearance. both the district attorney did not want the cameras rolling but the judge ruled the public have the right to see him in court. clearly did not want to be on kirov, look as he tries to cover up his face with this jail issue uniform. most of the time kept his head down but a few times he looked up as the judge read off the charges, four counts of murder he is a nevada residents but is accused of killing four women, two from the bay area, one person from contra

costa county and one person from iran. he's also under investigation by at there multiple agencies and is being looked at for possibly after cold cases. bail was denied for joseph naso so he will remain in custody at the marin county jail until april 27th. that is the day for his next hearing. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: kron 4 caught up with his ex-wife lives in the bay area. this is did you offer as she left her apartment today. she did not want to talk on camera and kron 4 discovered why she has been contacted by the fbi. >>haazig:, by judith naso on the murder charges against her ex-husband. last july, the fbi told her not to talk. 73 year-old judith appeared visibly shaken up the fact her ex-husband has been arrested and accused of killing four women. she told me off-camera the two were

divorced over three years ago and she knows nothing about the crimes allegedly committed by her ex-husband. adding that she feels sick about all this. the fbi would not comment on if they plan to use to death as a witness in the serial murder cases in more and against her ex-husband. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: a family friend said joseph naso remain close to his ex-wife visiting her apartment oakland at least twice a year for several years. however she said there's something different about him. >> was a strange guy, he would always look down when he was talking to you, other than that he was quiet he would just come up and check on his wife. i intend to look people in the eye when i talk to them, always looking at him checking out, the first time seen him. it he looked kind of looking down when he was talking with meat. >> i had no idea that he would be some kind of serial

killer or anything. he didn't strike me of been the kind of person. just an older guy service that was concerned but his wife. >>pam: 4 all covered details about where he lived. you could see he had lived in california, nevada and york. kate thompson trucks is moved across the country. >>kate: joseph naso was born in new york state, he traveled back and forth to rochester n.y. to visit family. in '80s he lived in california and bounced around in the bay area sting in san francisco for short time. in 1983 he moved here to this apartment building in oakland and he lived here just briefly about a month before moving less than a mile away to a house and piedmont. this is where joseph naso is that the most significant amount of time, the single-family home on

oakland avenue and piedmont. he lived here for 14 years from 1983 to 1996. he left a northern california in the mid-1990s and have did it to reno nevada where he lived until he was arrested last year. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: one of his past residents was his home in reno three j r stone went to the neighborhood and fell one of his former neighbors who said she had problems in the past with the now suspected killer. >> i would wave and say hi, he wasn't that way he would just look and and stare. >>j.r. stone: the woman you're hearing from has always felt uneasy by joseph naso. she lives near is the house and said she will always remember a conversation she had with him a couple years ago. >> since i come from their land, and mentioned that to him and his eyes opened up for the wide and his mouth

got really tense in quiet any fact up and stared at me and glared at me. he then turned in march away and didn't even say goodbye >>j.r. stone: one of the reasons why she would be surprised if he was linked to other murder cases linked in the east. if they should look in as many states where he's been in do as much research as possible. neighbors with very strong opinions about the suspected killer, >> your, psychotic, unstable, extreme, a crazy guy. those who live here are now asking questions, why did it take so long to make an arrest? >> i get mad that for whatever reason we aren't able to catch them sooner to stop it. >>j.r. stone: could see the blood to shut the front side of this house. no one lives here now but those in the area tommy even when he lived here, they were always shot. the recording in reno,

j.r. kron 4 news. >>pam: do with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the cold case murders of log on to www.kron4.com any time for the very latest on the case. back to our other big story this evening, barry bonds found guilty of obstruction of justice. dan curman is live inside the federal courthouse in san you were in the court room when the verdict was read? >>dan: yes it was a wild day. we heard the jury had the verdict and that we heard they didn't, deli found out they had won a verdict but were deadlocked on other charges. if i will have the full report coming up after the break.

california >>pam: as the main law enforcement is extending governor brown's a recent tax increases. the republicans to approve a special election during which the voters would be

asked to extend tax increases which are set to expire this year. his plan calls for realignment that would shift responsibility for thousands of criminals to state level. >> the reason why this is happening because the state is in a crisis. were short of billions, and tens of billions, it is not say for the public when seven out of 10 individuals commit crimes after being kept at $50,000 a year for multiple years. >>pam: gop assemblyman said shifting responsibility for low level offenders would build prisons. the internet on a plane! are you from the future?

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live outside the federal courthouse. >>dan: a wild day, a 1:30 p.m. we were notified there is a verdict, 10 minutes later we were told there was no verdict. we all came in at the court room and found out there was a miscommunication that the jury had reached a deadlock on three counts. they had reached a verdict on one but then the judge inquired in the found out they couldn't take any more time, they used all the time they had- and they're not going to reach a verdict on three counts. if the top agthe judge n in by 230. after touring have days of deliberation, i jury announced they were hopelessly deadlocked on three perjury counts. they found a home run came guilty of obstruction of justice for being evasive and misleading during his grand jury testimony. it was a lack of a guilty verdict on the other charges that the

judge chose to emphasize when they met with reporters after the verdict. >> counts one, two and three were the heart of the case and those were the counts which allegations about steroids, human growth hormone and so forth. we have no verdict on those counts. >>dan: the obstruction charge relates to bonds response before this question. question did greg give you anything that required a syringe to inject yourself what? after bonds responded he only had one doctor touch him he went on to discuss his friendship with greg anderson and he also talked about how he was a celebrity child. >> that is the basis and the only claim basis for the obstruction account. >>dan: as for the prosecution, in a statement issued today said " we're gratified by the guilty verdict on count five, to talk about the need to tell

the truth before the grand jury and said we cannot ignore those who choose to obstruct justice. the prosecutor said it was too early whether they're going to retry bonds on those three counts that the jury deadlocked on. the same time, the defense said it's too early to say whether there point to appeal the conviction on the obstruction of justice. both sides will be back here in the federal courthouse to discuss those issues on may 20th. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: our team coverage continues now with grant, he had a chance to talk to some members of the jury today. how did they feel? >>grant: it very different juror to juror. some were overwhelmed at the magnitude of everything, some relished in the role such a high-profile case. the jury was eight women and four men. they deliberated for almost four full days and after a heated arguments a lot of flip-floping and

tears the jurors and creed unanimously on one of the four counts. >> he was entirely evasive, when you look at the entire grand jury testimony, he is often dodging the question is in giving answers that are not relevant at all to the question when they were really yes or no questions. he would start a rambling on. this is one question of where it was clear, he would just talk about something else. he sitting in front of the grand jury. he's obstructing justice. >> last day of deliberations as jurors we did a good job together as far as coming to where we were at. we just got deadlocked. >> not a baseball player all i did know anything about this in berlin to barry bonds was an basically on the evidence, there wasn't enough to say he was guilty.

>> came a point where i basically said this is how we feel, this is how i feel i'm not going back. >>grant: jury just saw, she was the only one of the 12 jurors who thought that bonds was not guilty on account to, the one where bonds said only a doctor injected him. she was the only holdout otherwise you would of been found guilty on two counts. the interesting to note that, she didn't believe kathy hoskins who said she saw bonds injected by greg anderson. >>pam: interesting comments today treate. our team coverage now moves to did call-in who has fan reaction from today's verdict. >>reporter: lot of fans arriving at at&t park for tonights the giants and dodgers game. they're just learning of the guilty verdict and they are still standing behind barry bonds.

we spoke of fans outside a san francisco that reaction may be different. here in the city bonds remains an icon and untouchable. a lot of fancy they don't agree with the verdict even for those who think he's guilty they say they have not changed their opinions about bonds. >> was surprised, i don't think he's guilty. longtime giants fan, no way. >> i think it's fair, he's guilty. >> this whole thing is a waste of taxpayers' money. they have other things they can be dealing with. >> he is still the king love home runs. all giants fans will say that. >>reporter: lot of fans worry how much time with a home run came spend in prison if any at all. live at&t park, kron 4 news. >>pam: coverage of the bonds a verdict will continue, coming up at 6:30 p.m. we

will have expert analysis about what today's verdict means for bonds. >>pam: a programming note to tell you about, kron 4 will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. minute to win it will show at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. and then we will have a special ninety minute kron 4 newscast beginning a 10:00 right here on kron 4 news. we'll be right back. >>jacqueline: temperatures quite cool today but were in for a warmup for the next few days. details on how warm it will get. coming all. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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which will lead to much cooler temperatures tomorrow. temperatures are in the '50s, 52 half monday, 54 san francisco, and 54 concord. it will stay cooler to name but into tomorrow we will warm off as expected. tonight clear skies and lead to chilly conditions temperatures in the upper thirties to low forties for the most part. tomorrow afternoon a few clouds turning in his temperatures warmed by degrees over what we saw today. thursday night, his increasing cloud cover a chance for a light sprinkles in the north bay into friday morning. temperatures tomorrow, of the 30's and 40's for the most part 36 not of, 3080 antioch, 36 in los gatos 40 degrees and fremont. in the afternoon temperatures warming about 5 degrees over what we saw

today, 66 santa rosa, 61 san francisco and the in the '60s through the bay except close to the coastline just 57 have monday, low 60s in the bay shores in mid to upper 60s in the south bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, warming tomorrow and the warming trend continues for the wesrest of the week. sprinkles in the north bay early friday morning about 10:00 a.m. it should be over and done with. it will only be the no. 8 does not look like pointed it. saturday and sunday temperatures warmed into the '70s, sunday afternoon or going to keep cloud coverage in the forecast temperatures cool slightly as we head into next week. stay with us we'll be back after this break. urry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed.

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of news. more crews, more stories. right now, today's top story. a jury of the woman and four men have reached a verdict in the barry bonds trial finding bonds guilty of obstruction of justice but remaining deadlocked on three other charges relating to whether not he lied to a grand jury. the prosecution says they have yet to decide whether or not to retry bonds on those three charges. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>rob: very bonds verdict in san francisco, defense attorney allen ruby declined to declare victory even though bonds was found not guilty of lying to the grand jury. ruby also declined to say whether he would appeal the case saying it's too soon. bonds left the courthouse all smiles waving to fans yelled back we still love you very. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: legal analyst attorney michael cardozo is here to talk about the verdict today. when you look at the number is and the

breakdown on each count, it was almost too-2, >> almost, it doesn't count. >>pam: 11-1 in favor of guilty. >> that was cathy haskins testifying that she saw greg anderson injected bonds. >>pam: the at their witnesses kimberly, steve austin's, dr. arthur ting their testimony didn't seem to carry much weight with these jurors. >> because on the other counts, they were mostly not guilty on those, that's why you hear the defense attorneys saying it's really a victory for us. sort of. they didn't get convicted, they came close on the 11-1, i don't think i'd be too

arrogant about that. you got convicted on the obstruction and almost convicted on the other. we >>pam: for the juror's comments, saying that barry bonds did not answer the questions directly that were put to him about whether or not to anderson was involved in injecting him. >> that is almost poetic justice in this. here you of greg anderson sang and not quite did testify, i'm not going to help. if he testified he would have to come clean and say what actually happened. instead he chooses to go to jail for 14 months. he is certainly collateral damage. i think the jury had a sense of that and said you know what justice here in their minds demanded it the obstruction of justice. will find guilty about the others we don't care. >>pam: court date is on the 20th is whether the defense

wants to judge to throw out the charges. >> they're going to scream bloody murder that this verdict it makes no sense. this will give a not guilty or give us a new trial. they have somewhat of a chance because like i said earlier on not sure the judge really like that case all that much. what the >>pam: not the prosecution will retry on the issues or whether or not the defense will seek an appeal. >> i think a lot of people out there are going to say how much jury spending? $6 million, and you're thinking about doing this again with my tax money? forget about it. it don't do it. i think the pressure will be so great that they're not going to retry this. i think it shall probably let the verdict stands otherwise it surely nullifies the jury. what do i know, it could be just the opposite. >>pam: thank you michael helping us what to the trial

and we will stay in touch with you as other developments unfold. we also have a team coverage on the cold case murder suspect joseph naso starting with to reset. >>terisa: 77 year-old joseph naso remains in custody here at the marin county jail, earlier he made his first court appearance with the cameras rolling he hid his face inside his uniform. he is facing four counts of murder, he did not enter a plea and will be back in court april 27th. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>haazig: judith naso, the ex-wife of alleged serial killer joseph naso said although the two were married back in 1977, in 1978 were joseph is alleged to have killed two women in marin today said she knows nothing about any murders. in fact, should come to this whole thing is making her feel very sick. a she added the fbi told her not to >> publicly about the crimes against her husband. in

oakland, kron 4 news. >>pam: crews caught up with joseph naso ex-wife and she said moments ago she didn't want to talk about the murder charges her next has been faces. >> leave me alone, just go away. i gave you all for it you words at all feel good. >>kate: is the home where joseph naso spent most of the amount of time at 1037 college avenue, he lived here for about 14 years from the early '80s to the mid- 90s. he moved all over the country including minnesota, nevada and california. in california he spent time in san francisco and also in oakland. reporting in piedmont, kron 4 news. >>grant: all is quiet outside of joseph's house in reno. it's been that way for some time. you can look in

the distance you can see a gate that is wide open. that was not the case when he lived here. he could also see the keep of signs in the distance. i spoke with the will to live in the neighbor down the street and they say joseph was someone they did not trust and someone that they really did not associate with. reporting in reno, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: r. did weather story tonight a warm off into the weekend starts tomorrow. right now few clouds streaming overhead but it will be mostly clear and cold to start the day tomorrow. temperatures warm a little bit into tomorrow afternoon moment mostly in the mid to low 60s. friday, a chance of rain in the north bay and morning but into the afternoon very similar to today was sunny skies and temperatures warming. this saturday and sunday temperatures getting into the '70s even for the bay shores by sunday. now

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>>pam: kimberly has details

on exactly what this is about. inexplicit interview was in it? >>kimberlee: a lot of it was not fit to air. it's all about gary plummer a former forty-niner player. it was recently announced he was going to be replaced. he said the team told him the reason why he was fired was because of his racy interview on a broadcast a radio program that covers relationships, sex and body tissues. you could see a picture here was some interviewers. he deleted the interview from the site but they got their hands on it posted a nine minute excerpt of the interview. it take a listen to what he says about fellow nfl players having affairs. >> happens over. of time because you're in high- school you don't have to do your homework no

repercussions, you go to college you get paid under the table, not at cal but in some of these places that are football factories. and knew absolutely, you get a feeling of entitlement. >>kimberlee: most of the interview to recede air he spoke in graphic detail about his marital advice to give to his brother as well as his own divorce. he told a story about how one teammate had a sexual encounter after one road game behind a team bus while the player's family members were nearby. he did have one year left on his contract, to believe to be selling things rain now. in one interview he said he hopes to start announcing and broadcasting college football in the fall. >>pam: thank-you, we'll see what happens with that. gary has more on the very bonds verdict. what kobe bryant called the refereed the less the lakers star $100,000

later in his wallet. gary has the story and all the information next. >>pam: a programming note to tell you about, kron 4 will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. minute to win it will show at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. and then we will have a special ninety minute kron 4 newscast beginning a 10:00 right here on kron 4 news. we'll be right back.

>>gary: could even lead isn't uncommon. bonds left the court room after being convicted of the obstruction of justice. he sat stone face of the reading of the one verdict. here is one of bonds attorneys. the town

>> which allege steroids, growth hormone and needles those warmest tried. there was no conviction, no verdict no finding and first to barry bonds. >>gary: on that in a moment. on the field, as did their thing in this city of chicago. coming home from a pretty nice road trip. map as his first home run as an aide. four-one in chicago, could ease credit, often times last game of the ninth game trip the of 1 ft. on the plane. today the a's clipped. cocoa crest of the court in the game is tied at 4. if chris a single into center field, conner jackson is coming around. brian out

of the bullpen he has five saves are ready and as many chances this season treated the a's are coming home with a 7-4 win. the giants to the dodgers in their third and final game of this series. kobe bryant got himself in hot water, fined $100,000 by the nba commissioner for a homophobic slur he directed towards a referee last night against the spurs after being in a given a technical foul. he used the f word associated with gays. he had to quit control on the radio today. >> did you mean by what you said? >> basically nothing to that effect, my concern is for those that follow what i say and are inspired of how i play and look to me as a role model. for them not to take what was said as a

message of hate or a license to degrade or and that parentand air sorties carried >>gary: no suspension just a $100,000 fine. when we return in a few details you haven't heard about regarding the bonds trial. that's next. hey marcel, watch this!

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>>gary: all over the newscast in the radio some of you just got home and may be interested to know attorney jewel, first off you follow this stuff you're in admitted baseball fan and enjoyed watching bonds play. first off will there be a retrial? >> i don't think so, the government has the option because it was declared a

mistrial. i don't think they're willing to try it again. they were kind of forced into it by how much money they incurred in the prosecution. now they have to one felony convictions regardless of what happens on appeal i don't think will see any other charges drops. >> did bonds outstanding government? >> who undoubtedly. it's become as did bonds then? >> it's hard to say, i wouldn't be surprised if it was at least 12 million. >> the government? >> at least half. he will definitely not do jail time, it's possible but with the ads are convicted defendants in connection with perjury trial only happen to be on house arrest and no jail time. >>gary: she not the great track and field star she was under house arrest for a short time. one jury did not believe bonds was injected by greg anderson hence not

believing kathy hoskins. on that one count it was a 11-1 against bonds but that one juror here she is. >> came to a point where we basically said this is how we feel, this is how i feel i'm not going back. >>gary: the government to a good job? >> and maybe the best they could with anderson having refused to testify, that kept out three drug tests that were positive. if there are hoping to make a point, in terms of deterrence or if you commit perjury you get busted. i think it backfired. " we end up with is a conviction of account that really only means he was a base of in connection with some of the questions in front of the grand jury. we don't even have proof of steroid use a little on that he lied. >>gary: let me give you one

here, no attorney on just sitting here watching in anderson doesn't testify, bonds doesn't testify, isn't the normal inclination to say they're hiding something? >> yes, of course that's something a talented defense team can easily disposed of. people have lots of reasons why they don't want to testify. anderson said he just doesn't trust the government, and he's believable to a certain degree. >>gary: bonds did not a lot a money wasn't the celebrity would you have been convicted? >> he probably wouldn't have the same defense team so i guess i agree. >>gary: in a sense did bonds lose at least in the court of public opinion that he was convicted on one count? >> he probably sees it that way but i think the be able to spin it into a real victory. all were left with

is a finding of evasion in connection with the questioning in front of the grand jury. they still get to argue on appeal whether he was in a vase of, whether led to an actual obstruction of the grand jury proceeding. he to win it all on appeal. >>gary: they meet again next may will goes down? >> the defense made an oral motion to dismiss the one count that was found, that was the ninth still bring papers that his legal arguments and so forth. that will get tonight to. then the looking at an appeal >>gary: did the government have to do this? >> in my opinion, no. especially when they turned over the u.s. attorney's role. if they have lots of opportunities to drop this case off. if the country is facing a lot more difficult problems in the court of public opinion did bonds

will lose today? >> i think he wants. the live one in the grand scheme. >>gary: next up for bonds in this case in may. we will see littl

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