his own family, but needy children in the u.s. and throughout the world. >>pam: and two men accused of beating bryan stowe were back in a loss angeles

courtroom today. bryan stow was beaten on opening day in 2011 after the giants play the dodgers in los angeles. j.r stone has been watching the events unfold in the courtroom and has more on the witness accounts. >>j.r: bryan stow attacked these two suspects, this time a witness who is outside the stadium describe to man who fit their descriptions of police saying the first attack a young group of giants fans leaving the stadium. >> they have punched one or two of them. >> the woman on the stand could not positively identified sanchez or more would come only identifying man who fit the description. as she spoke, sanchez, the man believed to have taken down bryan stow actually reacted.

>>j.r: sandra's reacted to another one of her comments. >>j.r: the witness was able to positively identify if their vehicle as the one of the suspect's cavemen. she then describes too many yelling at a second group of giants fans, it grows the prosecution believes included bryan stow. >> the shorter guy next to me started calling out to them offs, ask the giants. >> shortly afterwards, the witness said the two-man event returned to their car. >> they were running towards the white car. one of them have his jersey in his hand. they were saying drive, drive, drive.

>>j.r: keep in mind, this is a preliminary hearing set to wrap up tomorrow. you heard from one of the witnesses in this case the fed in my 6:00 story, you will hear from another witness who saw bryan stowe get attacked but again, that is and my 6:00 story. >>pam: the domestic violence case involving ross mirkirimi still another twist today. after months of trying to prevent a videotape from of the sheriff's rive crying in issuing her bruised arm from being released publicly, today a judge decided that the video could be released. as terisa estacio reports, lopez makes a confession on that tape. >> she cried several times throughout the video and at one point actually admit that this is not the first time something like this has happened between sheets and her husband, san francisco sheriff ross mirkirimi. listen in.

this is >> this happened yesterday. costs and also has in its 2011, this is the second time this has happened. i told him across, i want to work on the marriage, we need help. i'm going to use this in case he wants to take my son away from me. >> mirkirimi have long fought the release of the videotape and has said, this statement.

>> this was a statement released from san francisco sheriff ross mirkirimi. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m., a legal analyst weighs in on the videotape in of a role that it could play as the share continues to fight for his job. that is coming up tonight. >>pam: we are learning more details about a violent to restore robbery in an east bay suburb. ended with one of the elected suspect's shot dead. haaziq madyun learned that the suspect was only 18 years old. the >>haaziq: armed with a handgun, he shot and killed sovereign suspect. if that is what investigators at the san ramon police department say one of three victims dead on

wednesday after four robbery suspects entered the store, one of them was off with a gun. investigators have identified the armed suspect from hayward. he was shot in and killed as he was trying to escape the store after the robbery. the other three suspects got away. investigators say there was a one customer in the jewelry store along with your personnel when the incident occurred serious this time investigators are not save or identifying which of the three physicians fired the shot that killed him. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from sky 4 over san francisco. sunny skies with no fog in sight. let's take a look at current conditions. temperatures are warmer this afternoon the what we saw yesterday. in the south bay, really

testing. in the '80s in santa rosa. 90 in napa. closer to the coastline temperatures are cooler. mild in oakland with 73 this afternoon. as look offshore, the fog bank is not offshore. fog will return to the coastline with wins out of the north. it is still going to be hot inland, cooler for the bay shores. we will see more significant cooling through the weekend. we will talk about the cooling trend coming up in a little bit. >>pam: taking aim at the president, the surprise the gop campaign spot in front of solyndra and how the obama camp responded. plus, why the ban was kept a secret from local news stations. the big apple takes on big sodas.

the new york mayor wants to cap the size of sugary drinks into the response is reading from the yorkers into the rest of the country. >> i think it is greed. >> if you want to drink that stuff, so be it. >>pam: to homes catch fire in the white officials say budget cuts played a part of the damage done to those beatings. fighting terrorists on sesame street? bizarre tactics from the heads of guantanamo bay.

>>grant: mitt romney through a curve ball all fund raising in the bay area orchestrating a detour and lasting president obama. he was in town for a high and a fund-raiser in hillsboro last night that this morning, the traveling national media was told to me in a redwood city, the destination beyond that was a secret. >> we do not know where we are going. >> kron4 and other local media were barred from the event. c'mon romney did not hold back today, attacking the president for his handling of solyndra. >> a free enterprise for the president means taking money from the taxpayers and

giving freely to his friends. after >> the romney campaign says one of the officials that was far below the guarantee was snowbomb a contributor in 2008. >> putting money in this enterprise represents a serious conflict of interest. >>president obama: the true engine of economic growth will always be companies like solyndra. the president did not fire back today. he left that his strategist who faced a vocal crowd of rummy supporters in massachusetts. despite the heckling, he ripped romney's the job creation record during this time as massachusetts governor. >> you cannot handle the truth.

>> you can see the fireworks there. the army campaign admitted they kept a secret if so that the obama camp would not try to disrupt or stopped it. that sort the the timing did not. as robin was arriving at solyndra, the major news networks decided not to broadcast live, instead the networks carried live coverage from the white house or the president was a welcoming former president george w. bush for his ceremonial for the unveiling. >> temperatures are hot out there this afternoon and portions of the bay area. here is a look at your current conditions. here is a look at a few more temperatures around the bay area. we are going to see fog

returning to the clothesline overnight, it should not move too far past the close light. the immediate the shores will probably see fog overnight the inland valleys should not. into friday afternoon, cooler conditions vehicles line. as we move into the weekend of the fog will become more extensive. clear skies, as look offshore, the fog will push back up towards the close line overnight. the wind out of the north are fairly strong right now and will stay strong overnight. the fog will not make it into the inland valleys. i do not agree with this computer model for say, it only shows a sliver of fog through the 6:00 at work tomorrow morning, i do think we will see more along the coastline. at the san francisco will see fog and oakland as well. as we move to the leader morning hours, fog tracker 4

stars to clear out. the fog will remain along the coastline in san francisco but pushed back to the coastline for the orderly -- early afternoon hours. this computer model does show fog in the bay area. in the 5:00 hour, very mild conditions to start the day with temperatures in the '60s. as we step into the the clock tower, 70's. and >>jaqueline: the fog and the cool marine air will affect the immediate coast line. a look at temperatures in the south bay, still warm in the '80s. the inland valleys, still in the '90s in a couple of spots. cooler for the east bay shores by seven degrees

because of the marine influence. closer to the clothesline, still in the low 60s. here is a quick look at your extended forecast. tomorrow it will be hot away from the clothesline. saturday and sunday, fog for up the bay area. the cooling will continue into monday but warming into the middle of next week. >>catherine: the former rutgers student convicted of spying on a gay roommate began serving his 30 day jail sentence. his roommate committed suicide in 2010 by jumping off a bridge shortly after discovering that he had used a web cam to watch and kissing another man. he could have remained free what prosecutors appealed his sentence that he agreed to serve a jail sentence grief for his father in the two attorneys hugged him before leaving the sheriff's office. the supreme court could have to settle a battle over

federal what the fighting marriage as a union between a man and woman. in boston today, a three judge panel ruled that denying benefits to marry, gay couples is unconstitutional. gay advocates were happy about that, but the court did not rule on the constitutionality of same- sex marriage itself. there is issue whether the federal government can't deny tax health and pension benefits to same-sex couples in states where they can legally married. a final answer will ultimately be up to the supreme court. in a city where everything seems larger than life, something is a precise could soon be downsized. new york's mayor wants the band sugar sweet drinks larger than 16 ounces. this is another move aimed at helping a growing obesity problem. supporters are hoping that it is the beginning of a nationwide trend. not surprisingly, the idea is getting mixed reaction

from residents. >> i do not feel that he is entitled to disclose his opinion on what someone else should drink. >> i think it is great. so this is plaza, full of sugar. death >> i understand where he's coming from. >>catherine: any yorkers are not terribly surprised at this latest health package. he has also championed bans on smoking, fat and calorie counts at menus at the city's chain restaurants. a vote on the measures coming up this fall. stay with us. we will be right back serious ever

>> to police arrested this man in salient on multiple counts including child molestation. we will be right back.

>>pam: at 5:30 p.m., two homes go up in flames in a san jose neighborhood. city leaders say those fires could have been put out more quickly if not for budget cuts. a california tech company made history in space, we will show you this last landing for the space next

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if half >>pam: the efforts to cut out a for a lot house fire in san jose yesterday was reportedly affected the city budget cuts. you can see the fire crews on the scene of the blaze that gutted and one on in the severely damaged a second. in total, 75 firefighters were called to the neighborhood where this happened. as maureen kelly reports, one fire engine that should have been there was not because there was not enough personnel. >> i am here at station 29, the firefighters here on wednesday responded to the scene of the fire but left one fire engine sitting here at the station house because it has been a ground out. that means there is not

enough personnel were candidates operate the machine and the decision was made in the events not to call anyone in on overtime in order to keep costs down. in total there were 12 of your fire personnel that would normally be on duty. if people in the neighborhood were burned homes are located from the information concerning. >> maybe this and would not have been as bad if someone were there. the focus of got her very easily. >> politicians need to start cutting their salaries and still fit -- instead of us cutting our services. >> a fire department spokesperson says the response was hampered by the burnout. fox

>>grant: a middle-aged couple excuse me, a middle school aged couple, a boyfriend and girlfriend disappeared from a school field trip leading authorities on a statewide search. the students for 14 and 13, there at six flags vallejo when they did not get on the bus at the end of the day with everyone else. asked someone reportedly saw them get on to a greyhound bus this morning in san jose. there has been a massive search for the two. fe were found not too far from fresno in the central valley. here is what the teams look like. they were missing and have been found. for different police agencies throughout the state were notified about the pair. the lease were stalked

greyhound buses left and right and eventually spotted the teams this afternoon. we just got off the phone with the mother of one of the teens. they're driving that to the theory as we speak. >>pam: a big rig crashed near a tough ride for commuters this morning in cupertino. the double trailer world over on its sides. the crash closed because the ramp between 280 and highway 83 for most of the morning. the truck was carrying 80,000 lbs. of cement. >>jaqueline: temperatures are once again warmer this afternoon. in the inland valleys, with the '90s. 90 degrees in redwood city. right now, if temperatures are starting to cool closer to the coastline.

it is still fairly warm and in the '90s in the inland valleys. off we will see fog over night, at least near the coast line. as we headed to the afghan temperatures will be cooler near the coast. fast as we head into tomorrow, a timber shall be slightly cooler feel really will continue cooling as we headed to the weekends. a look at temperatures, enough. >>catherine: international fallout continues after a particularly gruesome massacre in serious. today the syrian government is claiming hundreds of rebels for the killing sang there are eight of the troubles that did this. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is calling it another oblique light. a massacre last week left more than 100 dead, many children. almost everyone believes it was the work of the government controlled vigilantes'. also today, the u.s. is putting pressure on russia to support international action in syria.

did you have a child, you know that listing to children's songs can be maddening. a new report claims that sesame street tunes reduced to torture prisoners at guantanamo this. one news outlet said it happened back in 2003, prisoners were forced to give the blaring music for hours, even for days on end. one former prison guard said who rock music was also used at times theories since staff and that a big moment for commercial space business, the first private capsule to thought that the international space station was released to date. eventually splashed down, pierre shooting into the pacific. the capsule is called the dragon and delivered supplies including food and computer equipment. the use of a commercial cargo carrier is marking the start of nasa's new approach to space exploration. >>pam: a runaway truck

crashes into a bar pending patrons inside and in some close look at siberian tiger cubs in china. kimberlee sakamoto is here with video stubhub is talking in this edition of take a look at this. >>kimberlee: officials say they are amazed that no one was killed in this accident. a pickup truck slammed through the wall and straight into the bar. customers had no time to react. using a fork lift type of machine, the owner's son help to free some of the patrons to work and to the bar. at least 5 ft. will include the driver were taken to hospital. ever to customer seriously injured. investigators say the drivers suffered some sort of medical condition before the crash. check this out. a newlywed couple nearly killed after a 6 ft. metal rod slice through the windshield of hair as he beat. the two were married last week and were driving down a highway in south florida

when the car in front of them drove over the recess of the route through the windshield. the couple was covered in class but did not sustain any injuries. take a look at this, for different said. tiger cubs celebrating their first month of life that is due in china. there are considered a critically endangered species. the four cubs are healthy and doing well. >>pam: a check on the thursday evening commute and the bay bridge toll plaza westbound traffic is moving well with no backup at all. looking at the james lick in san francisco, the top of your screen at a corner is traffic backed up trying to get to the lower deck of the bay bridge. as he conceded is not moving at all. the bottom of your screen in southbound 101 traffic that is moving smolt slowly. we will be right back.

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>>catherine: rob like is here with us, there are a couple a reason why stocks were down today, mostly europe? >>rob: mosley europe. we are worried about worst- case scenarios. the 10 year treasury hit long 0.68. it is stunningly low. it is unhealthy if it is under 3d it will have been under to for a long time. oil laws week which gave airlines a chance to do well. there were some winners in the down market, but not many. i'm glad that may is over. >>catherine: the new york city mayor wants the >> super sized soft drinks >> i think it is a winner. we are a nation of fat people. we have obesity problems.

obesity is shorting people's lives and costing us hundreds of thousands a year. >> i think this is a step in the right direction. i think there will be a sutter tax in our lifetime. he tried to get restaurants that calorie counts on, i do not want government to help us, let's face it, we are fat and we cannot help ourselves. >> soda companies will not fall apart on mysterious >>catherine: california lawmakers getting an 5

percent pay cut. hugh kinnear winners for doing this? >> yes. the governor is asking the workers of the state to take a 5 percent cut in work one less day. in his budget proposal he has a $15.7 billion budget gap. a state with the public unions that are more higher fee than any other state. it is very problematic. i do not think this is one to fix anything that p.r. wise, it is a great thing off. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from lake merritt. looks like we just lost a shot. here's a live look from our roof camera. softs it is really beautiful of the executive. it is hot is it some thought. '90s inland and in portions of the north bay and south

bay. we're definitely more comfortable in san francisco. fifth for into tomorrow it is still valid to the rubber hot in the inland valleys filled if of temperatures

>>jaqueline: there is no limit timber does will be this one tomorrow. places like that, it to voters will will slightly. edie's for most of the south bay. our inland valleys will stay in the '90s. the east bay stores will experience more of a cool down, especially in places like alameda. here's a look your expected highs for tomorrow. taking it with your extended forecasts, cooling tomorrow and cooling is a the weekend, especially into monday. a chance of drizzle along the coastline. >>grant: we're learning about an explosion in vacaville north of interstate 80 between

fairfield and davis. this is a neighborhood in vacaville that appears to be residential. the explosion was right along the juniper street. we do not of the nature of the explosion or if there are any injuries. we are headed to the scene in a vacaville and we will bring you live pictures as soon as we get there. >>stanley: this is the poppy family had stone placed on top of the crypt where bodies were in tune, the oldest dating back to 1930. >> they try to break into all three of them. we'll load up the one on the right oakland. it pulled out to caskets. stanley demi you heard him correctly, they pulled out the caskets. one was made of metal and steel. able to open. that is the one that has been in there since the thirties. the family is still local.

>>stanley: vandals have been destroying this cemetery in martinez for a long time and it has gotten rather morbid. vandals have been knocking over headstones and desecrating graves sites. it is something that has gotten worse. your first thoughts are, maybe some kids fooling around, but peter carpenter is one of the caretakers and he has his own opinion. >> it was not vigorous school kid the did this. it had to be a good sized meal. >>stanley: the gravesite has been welded shut to keep people from entering the crypt. you can still see the damage. this mausoleum has been padlocked because of the vandals. someone entered and opened one of the tubes. the cemetery is usually open to the public because of its historical value, but apparently the vandals and her under the cloak of darkness. they have cut this sense which had to be repaired encaustic the cemetery a substantial amount.

>> i think that people should be institutionalized to do something like this. >>stanley: does with economics seen the worst, somewhat of stanley. cox first flame out of bulgaria

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peace in your office, if they want to buy it if you except, you can take a large commission, the same way gallery would.

>>pam: at 6:00, police are investigating a former san as a teacher after finding him in possession of child pornography. we hear from concerned parents at an elementary school. in oakland a family speaks out after a loved one is killed while driving in his car. the family is the asking for help to bring the suspect to justice. sfax for of canada me on some work here in kenya on

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announcer: this is the bay area's the new station. the kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. starts and now. >>pam: south bay parents are in shock and in elementary school teacher is behind bars.

tonight at 6:00 p.m., the man police say is made in for zest child pornography. >>pam: a father gunned down, driving in the east bay for no apparent reason. the family shares they're desperately for just as the kron4. evidence released, the announce suspended san francisco sheriff's wife bruised and in tears. a domestic abuse charge, tonight, a legal expert breaks down his chance of reinstatement. >>pam: of the top and new at 6:00 p.m., parents in one san jose school districts are finding out for the first time tonight that one of their children's teachers have been arrested on child pornography charges. he was taken into custody on wednesday and now police are looking for potential victims. dan kerman has long the

second and third grade, most recently at will rogers elementary school. set this woman's son was in his class four years ago. it really friendly with everyone. we did notice they did carry his camera as to where, taking pictures of the kids even at recess for. >> back in september authorities seized several of his computers and notified the school district of their suspicions. he was put on administrative leave from the school district on september 16th. the computers were turned over to the silicon valley crimes against children task force but they sat on a shelf for eight months. >> the backlog created a delayed. that is not unique to san

jose. it is a problem statewide. it is an unfortunate reality. >> authorities say in the last few weeks the computer research and the child porn was found. that is led to his arrest on wednesday. have

>> please, whoever did this, if anyone knows anything or heard anything, please come forward and give the information. please! this was not for him. he did not deserve this at all. the >>pam: the crime stoppers program is offering up to $10,000 in reward money for any information leading to an arrest in this case. search crews are continuing to look for missing morgan hill teenagers sierra lamar for. the suspect in this case, garcia thorez was in court today and charged with kidnapping and murder. rob fladeboe is in san jose with more on today's proceedings. >>rob: there has been another delay, it could take two years to wind its way through the legal system, particularly of the body of sierra lamar is never found. let's go to the video inside of department 23 at the hall

of justice from late this afternoon. his demeanor was more upbeat this time than the expression he exhibited during his first court appearance a week ago. antolin garcia torres once again entered no formal plea to. he is charged with murder based on dna evidence found on her personal items and in his car. the exact nature of the dna evidence has not been made public but one legal analyst says just because her dna was in his car does not mean he killed her. >> the dispute about the dna evidence is not about who's dna is, it is where was it found and how did it get there and how was a transfer and the type of dna evidence, particularly with respect to the car, where was for dna found within the car, the frenzy? back seat? truck? that information is much more important than knowing that there was dna. they came into contact with

one another, that in and of itself does knox equal murder. if he has denied having contact with her and the dna shows that is untrue, that is something that the d.a. will never home to show he was lying. >> supporters for sierra lamar were outside the courtroom carrying signs. they were demanding that garcia thorez confess and that he lead authorities to wherever her body is. in the meantime, the case has been continued to july 10th. her remains of being held in the santa clara county jail without bail. >>pam: some tense moments in the los angeles courtroom as the two men accused of beating giants fan bryan stowe face a judge in a preliminary hearing. if witnesses took the stand, describing the moments after the dodgers and giants came back in 2011 when bryan stow was brutally attacked. j.r stone has new

information and is joining us now with the latest. >>j.r: this is all going on inside of an l.a. courtroom. we have been getting the details all day long. bryan stowe has a permanent damage from this attack. this is how one witness described things. keep in mind, there is a buzzing noise in the audio here. >> i do not remember how many men their work. i did see a dozen men throw a punch. he threw a punch at bryan stow. i heard bryan hit the pavement. the floor of the parking lot furiously finn sounded like a fad, like someone's head hitting the pavement in the parking lot. the next thing that i observed was a gentleman a landing on the hood of my car, i saw brian get kicked in the head.

>> after i saw that, i saw that doesn't raise his arms in the air like this. >> this is a preliminary hearing expected to wrap up tomorrow. the judge is basically trying to decide if there is enough evidence in this case. >> lopez tried several times

throughout the video. at one. actually admitted that this is not the first time something like this has happened between her and her husband, san francisco share of ross mirkirimi. >> this happened yesterday. it also happened in 2011. this is the second time this has happened. i told ross that want to work on the marriage. i am using this in case the trust's statement said. he said that he was very powerful and that he can do it. >> lopez and her attorney

have long fought the release of the videotape. this thursday, they had this statement. because of their actions, the videos will exist for ever for anyone to see.

>>pam: and doors to robbery in san ramon ended with an 18 year-old suspect shot dead. >> at this point it appears to be a case of self-defense on the part of the employees of mr..

>>jaqueline: temperatures right now are starting to cool. cooler temperatures will come to of the bay area.

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>>catherine: he said he broke no laws. the ceo of j.p. morgan chase will have an answer some tough questions. federal regulators are also scheduled to testify. there is a review of when j.p. morgan was actually telling investors. president bush was back at the white house with his wife of the official unveiling of their portraits. >> i am pleased that my portrait brings an

interesting symmetry to the white house collection. it now starts and ends with a george w.. >> when the british burned the white house in 1814, dolly madison the famously saved this portrait of the first george w.. call south >>catherine: bush credited howard stanton with doing a fine job with a challenging the suspect. in >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside. a gorgeous afternoon around the bay. temperatures here are more mild.

as we look ahead it will be hot inland. we will hold down everywhere into the weekend flickr has had here is a look at our current satellite images. right now, clear skies. the fog is not far off of the clothesline. strong winds out of the north will keep the fog for moving to our inland valleys. you will see as we head into the afternoon in the morning hours, we're seeing temperatures in the '60s. that is the green on the screen. as we move into the 7:00 and 8:00 hours as you head out the door, more 70's for the north bay, the delta into the the shores. we will see plenty of '80s through the noon hour.

temperatures are is a nineties still which means the marine air will not make it to the inland valleys. soft from the fog is confined to the coastline in the the media be shores. temperatures will look like this tomorrow afternoon, still warm in the south bay. a couple of degrees cooler, but in the '80s. the inland valleys will still be in the '90s. still pretty testy tomorrow afternoon. 90 and it's for, 90 in livermore, 94 in pleasanton in the '93 in antioch. we're certainly seeing the influence of the cooler marine air. we will have our seabury's wins in check closer to a close fourth. in the north bay, we're still warm and in the upper eighties. here is a look a your extended forecast. temperatures are still warm in spots as we head into

saturday and sunday. more fog means cooler temperatures. the core marine air also making its way into the marine valleys. a big hole down into monday as the storm passes us to the north. we could get a little bit of a drizzle but we're not expecting anything in the way of a rainfall. next the temperatures will warm back closer to africa. >>pam: some big companies are doing their part to put americans back to work. allison tells us about a handful of companies looking to build -- looking to fill thousands of positions. >> a 10 companies, 26,000 positions in a big sign that the labor market is finally gaining some traction thief career builder has a list of large companies in need of skilled workers. at the top of the list is first transit. a plan to hire 10,000 workers, mostly bus drivers get technicians ferried that is followed by wells fargo. they have a 4500 openings for customer service reps, tellers, personal bankers

and in other areas. third of a list is community health systems. they have 4000 jobs in a physical therapy, itt and administration. other companies on the list include at&t, cornstarch, bob evans and liberty mutual. these openings show companies are getting more confident and that job- seekers have more options. economic growth is slow and there are still more than 12 million americans out of work. we are not totally unstable ground just yet. the monthly jobs for from the government will shed more light on the situation. analysts predict that the u.s. economy added 150,000 jobs in may the fed and the unemployment rate is expected to stay at 8.1%.

third >>stanley: potting soil and rows of baby corn plants and pumpkins quash and what is left of it even cucumber.

did i just say what is left of it even cucumber? yes, i did. members of one east bay city came together to create this up-and-coming community garden complete with honeybees. it is located behind the the higgins funeral chapel in the city of antioch. they grow food to help feed the homeless. now, feeding the homeless might just be a challenge. >> when i come back of the afternoon, the oregon. >>stanley: i will show you what happened and why a lot of people are upset in the next edition of people behaving badly. >>pam: we wanted to make a clarification of a store we ran earlier this week, we reported on an alcohol crack down at a regional park. we did not intend to suggest that all the people in that video had alcohol in their possession. we're happy to make that clarification.

>>pam: a check on traffic in san francisco, at the bottom of your screen southbound 101 traffic moving slowly toward the peninsula. he conceded that the on a the time to get to the lower deck of the bay bridge. it has been like that for about an hour. we will be back with more news to come. of the cuff of a heart when

the plus antolin garcia torres from morgan hill did not enter a formal plea in the case of missing a 15 year-old sierra lamar. he has been charged with murder and a special case of kidnapping which would make him eligible off for the death penalty. meanwhile, the search for sierra lamar continues. >> thursday marked the

second day in the preliminary hearing for the bryan stowe suspects. the man accused of beating bryan stowe outside of dodger stadium in 2011. witnesses to the stand today but they could not say if the two suspects were actually the man they saw committing the crime. >> the video tape showing the wife of ross mirkirimi was released to the public. in the video, she points out the baristas you received in an altercation between she and the sheriff. a legal analyst says this will be a powerful piece of evidence that will be put forth in the ethics committee hearing.

>> the suspect killed during the recent robbery of the golden treasure's door store has been identified. psst >> the store owner was able to arm himself and a fire one round, striking the individual. at this point, it appears to be a case of self-defense on the part of the employees in the store. >> in san jose, a fire station that would have responded to wednesday's flames that damaged two homestead in the garage instead. if another engine located about two minutes for their way was called in its place. a fire department spokesperson says their response was not hampered. >> in san francisco, this is

one of the alternate stops for the n juda. normally people get on the n juda one block over. the crews are busy working on the improvements to the track. some people tell me it has been an inconvenience. the shuttles are also very packed. >> it has been inconvenienced. >> it is about time that they put more money into the infrastructure. >> construction is on schedule in the test trains should be running thursday or friday. >> in vallejo, a special work stopped on behavior intervention is taking place here at franklin little school. parents and students are being harassed by other students and they are attending the meeting including the mother of a sixth grade girl who was the depth and apparently believed by an 83 girl last month at home in a middle school. tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will have reaction.

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first, "time" magazine. now, military moms in uniform. here we go again, it's a new breastfeeding controversy. >> yeah, and we're with the women behind the provocative photos. i'm brooke anderson. >> and i'm kevin frazier. "the insider" is on. they're making a point here. >> two women in the air force posed for these photos. new star debate over the wives posing with their newborns in uniform. >> i think it should be a private matter. i don't think you go around, asking to breastfeed in public places. >> the two military women today, who set up the provocative shots and did the same thing. >> why did you post these photos? what the armed forces is now saying about the photos. matt lauer is grilled about katie? >> we had our fantastic