the two are in trouble. sanchez then asks how much time they will get and norwood replied, a lot. the two men discuss how to defend themselves including blaming bryan stow for a confrontation. the two men were arrested two months after the beating. the judge says their taped conversations indicate their awareness of the field. a hearing is set for one month from now. in oakland, discovery of two bodies in two different locations kept police busy. one of the bodies was found in a canal along with coliseum. >> right now they are treating the body that was discovered in the canal as a suspicious death.

the train conductor saw the bodies. a train conductor rushed to the scene. take a look at this video that we took earlier today. detectives say there's no fair cause of death. the only thing they will say is that it appears the body has been here for a while yet that it is the body of a meal. this comes on the heels of a woman's body discovered in the early morning hours. >> it was here on the shoulder of highway 13, police say that early friday morning they received a call from of motorists, a woman's body in the bushes. a witness tried to perform cpr that it was too late. >> officers responded in sounded african-american female. possible gunshot wounds.

the female was pronounced dead at the scene. the oakland police department is that the baby -- actively investigating this as a homicide. homicide detectives say they're now going through missing persons list for a match.

>>catherine: police arrested a 27 year-old, her car had damage consistent with a collision and has been charged with felony hit-and- run. the man she is accused of hitting is still in a coma. he was found unconscious and covered in blood. we now know what was behind thursday's halt in the priest abuse trial in san jose. a mistrial is living. >>rob: mortgage, and a drama filled beginning after the trial abruptly came to a halt on thursday. prosecutors and defense attorneys met behind closed doors at the hall of justice

friday afternoon. after two hours, attorneys for william lynch petitioned the court for a mistrial based on prosecutorial misconduct. >> the basis of the motion is the prosecution put on the witness and stated in the opening statements that person's up. they were aware that he was going to purchase and sell. lynch is on trial for allegedly assaulting his the father. the judge is expected to rule on the mistrial request monday morning.

>>catherine: one legal analyst stopped by kron4 news to talk about the case. he said he actually knew the priests involved. he talked about what could happen. >> this frees taught at a high school in los angeles. he had molested both boys and girls. hist costs >> huntington is a chance in this case of jury

nullification. the jury has the power to say there might have been a technical crime but because of the justice in the case will vote not guilty. up until about 10 years ago you had to file a case within a certain period of time. many people got away with it because of statute of limitations.

>>catherine: private weekend celebrations have started in san francisco. jeff bliss is joining us from delores carr. there you are, it's out what people are having fun. >> everyone is having a blast out here in delores carr. even see that hundreds of people are here to celebrate the beginning of the private weekend. the that we're looking at right now is the trans march. a big weekend like this takes a lot of preparation and work. that was going on all over town today. workers in at civic center were busy all day getting the area ready to the big

weekend. tens of thousands of steeple are expected to descend on the city for the weekend celebrations that are happening all over town. construction crews were busy erecting various structures of tents to stages in the quarter potties. everything that is needed for such an event was going from trucks to the ground. over on castro street, the preparation had been done by midday. barricades were laid out and ready to be cut out for the parade. extra trash cans had been brought in by dpw to contain the access crashed and all of the parking meters were clearly marked. all of this takes time, effort and money. >> this party will continue

for about another hour and a half. at 6:30 p.m., this group will march from here at delores carr all the way over to the one plaza. >>catherine: pride events will create traffic tieups in the san francisco. but other than that also creates some problems. george rask shows us some of the traffic hotspots expected this weekend. >> in other of events this weekend of rain on sunday will be along market street. that is definitely in. to avoid if you need to get around this city, try using the embarcadero or 19th ave. that will be a good way to avoid the congestion. if you are getting to the parade sphere

>>george: to get to the events in san francisco, bart is a great option. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside for our roof camera, downtown san francisco. a few clouds of the city and more cloud coverage in the north bay and along the coastline. let's go ahead and take it looks as satellite and radar.

>>catherine: coming up, camping out at school, the east a campus where parents and students receive used to give up a fight to keep local schools open. revealing text messages released in the ethics hearing of ross mirkirimi and what the messages say about the alleged abuse against his wife. are you ready to see some of the dogs? we're going live to the popular world's ugliest dog contest. that is the head.

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>>will: parents had moved in front of lake view elementary to protest the shutdown of this school despite the possibility of a raft. the parents will not be afraid to be here. thank we are having a march tomorrow at noon from a friend of ballots the lake view to support the sit-in. we want to continue to raise awareness.

we are going to have its full meeting wednesday at 5:00 p.m. but we are not announcing where just yet. we will announce that on saturday. >> any concerns that the police department could come in and make arrests? for >> that is not the issue. we are making a stand and we have made a decision on what can happen. that does not matter to us clearing we will continue to do the right thing. >> a moroccan man accused of trying to block the u.s. capitol seated guilty in court today. after a yearlong investigation he was arrested back in february. court documents show that he has been living illegally in the u.s. for more than a decade. as part of a plea deal he will be sentenced to a maximum of 25-30 years behind bars. he could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted.

>> firefighters are still on decanting is a wild fire. it has spawned more than 60,000 a. here in hot and windy weather is not helping. it is expected to continue to weaken. the risk of fire danger is up. the fire destroyed nearly 200 homes and has been blamed for the death of woman. the wildfire is west of fort collins in was caused by lightning. heavy rain has caused extensive flooding in minnesota.

the major figures there has been about 80 million in damage to the public infrastructure alone. one town is being described as an island. >> we're waiting for the 24th annual world's ugliest dog contest. contestants will compete for the title of world's ugliest dog. more on this coming out. >>catherine: stay with us, more news coming up after the break.

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>>catherine: text messages from ross mirkirimi to his wife and campaign manager have been made public. mayor ed lee is cut the show that hoffmann jeremy try to discourage and witnesses from cooperating in the domestic violence case. the text messages are offering a glimpse into how mirkirimi fits, his wife and campaign manager responded to the events after an argument between mirkirimi and his wife team physical. mirkirimi eventually pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of false imprisonment. we will be right back ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes

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>>catherine: the south baseball where authorities are using a deadly attack on a young man as a lesson incurving been the violence. it is not the westminster classic, we're taking new- line to petaluma where some of the world's ugliest dogs are going head-to-head. there are too important recalls for one popular

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>>catherine: dozens of milpitas city workers will soon be laid off, that is in order to close a $9.6 million budget deficit. reggie kumar says the city is being investigated to make sure redevelopment money was properly used. >> most of the more than 46 milpitas workers being ago were in the public works department and parks and recreation. every department will have staff reductions. the mayor of milpitas says this city did use redevelopment funds for some city employees salaries in this sense the state did away with redevelopment agencies, there is no money to pay the employees. on top of that, milpitas is being audited by the state to make sure that funds were used appropriately. the mayor says the city did

not break the law. the last date for the city employees at city hall is next friday. fire and police are exempt from reductions. residents will not have to worry about layoffs. contract workers will be used to maintain city services. these officials say it will save the city a lot of money. >>catherine: he was just 14 when he died, police in san jose are still looking for the killer or killers of this young man. he was beaten to death in what police believe was a gang-related killings. friday, rob fladeboe reports his family joined community leaders in an effort to call attention to the escalating youth gang violence in san jose. >> i am here today speaking on behalf of my parents. >>rob: her brother was beaten to death here at roosevelt park on april 27th. happened just a few blocks

away from city hall where his sister made a tearful plea for information in the case. >> we want the committee did help us find people who did this. we want justice. >>rob: she was among those who gathered in the rotunda to announce a new funding for and stepped-up efforts by the mayor's king prevention task force heading into the summer. >> we did see a number of young people and scenes that were victims of homicide which was a relatively new. our goal is to make sure that we do not have retaliation. the way to do that is to put community organization and the members of the faith community in the committee talking to gain members to let them know that another homicide will only cause grief in the community. >> the killing is one of nine gang-related homicides in san jose so far this year. six of those victims were between 14 years old and 18 years old.

roosevelt park was crowded the day he was killed. police as well as his sister of believe someone knows something that can help solve the case. >> it is not fair for them to have done this to my little brother. >>pam: a new report is looking at how climate change which is melting ice sheets in warming oceans will affect c levels on the west coast. the study was commissioned by state in the federal agencies. it says most of california can expect sea levels to rise 6 in. by the year 2030 and by 2001 hundred see bubbles could rise 3 ft. >>catherine: it is a competition like no other. world of lovers are watching this. for the world's ugliest dog competition is under way at

the sonoma and marin fairgrounds in petaluma. charles clifford joins us live from petaluma. >>charles: right now lions in sonoma county of the world's ugliest dog contest. right now they are shooting a student film. there is a lot of that activity. we are shooting a movie before the actual contest. 30 dogs have entered the contest. they're getting ready for contestants. there are two divisions, purebreds and must. the winner of that contest will defaced previous champions. there is one notable absence. last year's champion named iota passed away in march. we will have a brand new world's ugliest dog. there will be a lot of excitement this evening. this is one of the dogs from a vizcaya parker orca " are

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lieutenant at a one-year plan. the two pilots are missing. necessary steps for a response. his expected to make very strange relations between the two countries even worse. turkey has joined other nations in saying that the syrian president should step down because of the uprising. a deadly attack on a lakeside hotel in afghanistan. it set off a 12 hour gunbattle. south you're looking at video of hotel guests that jumped into water to get away from the violence pick at least three suicide bombers stormed the hotel. the dead include 14 civilians, three security guards and a police officer. the attackers we are told were killed. >> live fire drills against north korean aggression. a fire drill and bob fired as an attack helicopters.

2000 allied troops. the government is calling the drills in preparation for war. european leaders have one week to save the euro zone according to italy's prime minister. he met today in rome with leaders of france, germany and spain and of next week's european summit. he says the summit has to succeed or risk very serious consequences. the meeting is likely to highlight the that differences of opinion and how to deal with the crisis. >>stanley: coming up, have you ever wondered why there are some many private cockhorse parking does

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and on when the fog while hall did the before >>catherine: it has been a big difference tesla motors. they're getting ready to deliver the first full-sized a lead to saddam's to customers.

fifth >>will: here is will the new models are made. it starts around $50,000 and as much as 100,000. it goes after the family. the other models a two- seater sports car. >>catherine: gm is recalling seven crews models, more than 400,0002011-2012 cruisers are involved three the first problem is a potential fire hazard. the company said the flammable liquids like oil

can get trapped in the ended and cause a fire risk. the company wants to inspect possibly faulty welding at the rear end of the cars. gm says they do not know of any crashes or injuries related to these problems. federal safety regulators are investigating complaints of the chrysler 200 midsized sedans for the 2011 model year. it includes about 87,000 cars. safety experts say the engines stall without warning while coasting to a stop. this could lead to recall. chrysler says they are cooperating with the investigation. fan complaints and ralph's 2011 ford explorer as he sees some safety experts say the power steering can feel. the drivers say it forces them to use more efforts this year in some cases are brought a warning message before the power steering went out. that investigation could lead to a recall.

>>catherine: the major markets closed up a date. cox the s&p gained 10 points. yesterday was a the second worst loss of the year. there was a lot of fear that last night to downgradings of 15 major banks would hurt the markets that did not happen. analysts say in factors have expected the move. google shareholders approved an unusual stock split the guarantees the company's co- founders remain in control. the new class will split shares 2-1. the new shares will not have a voting power, employees given google stock in the future will get nonvoting stock. that will allow voting power to stay with the existing shareholders. this let me not happen until later in the year given a shareholder lawsuit aimed at blocking this move. it appears that the u.s. recession is taking its toll on young adults. there is a new record saying that more adult children are moving back home to save money.

the number of people living with their parents' increased by 1.2 million between 2007-2010. that brought the total number of adult children living at home of the nearly 16 million. that same report says that nearly half the people between the ages of 25-34. >>jaqueline: looking outside this afternoon, you can see the layer of fog blanketing the bay area appear close to the coastline remains clouded. if you sunbreaks to the inland valleys. take a look of the current satellite picture. fog is close to the coastline of. you can see the cloudy conditions over the north bay and over our inland valleys. a few breaths of the sun for our bay stores and a band of clouds said to approach to the evening hours as the tail end of the storm continues to sneak through. here is we can expect with the increase seabury's wins. into the weekend, widespread

fog and cooler temperatures. we start to warm up next week. there is this storm right now all satellite and radar. that is where the rain is going on. we missed the rain a large lid of the tail end of the storm is to pass it through. we could still get clipped with a little bit of drizzle, maybe even some showers out there this evening. mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of showers. temperatures in the '50s and '60s. dense fog in store for tomorrow morning. as we move to the 9:00 hour, tess and degreasing to the north bay. as a move into the afternoon we will start to see some clearing along the coast.

let's take a look at whatever tomorrow afternoon starting in the south bay. temperatures in the '60s and its devotees. the peninsula will see a wide variety of it temperatures. in the '50s along the coastline and in the north bay, temperatures also warming a couple of degrees. here is a look at your extended forecast. it will be on the cooler side out there tomorrow but will warm up a little bit sunday and sunday. tuesday, fog inland valleys.

even last fall on wednesday and through the rest of the week. >>stanley: watch as these drivers ignore the mandatory signs and drive up market and private vehicles. >>stanley: what are you on this street when the sign says, no private vehicles on the road. this driver ignored all the signs on market street near 10th and san francisco and then rolled down her window after she gathered her thoughts. >> i have to get to work in our bicycles in the middle of the road. i do not like the videotaping the. >>stanley: imagine that some of bikes in the bike lanes. go figure. >>stanley: what are you on this street? >> i did not know. >>stanley: he did not see the sides? this city of san francisco

wants to make parts of market streets transit and bike lanes. if parts of market have been that way for years. limo's should not be on this street either. this is one picking up a passenger. let's ask what. >>stanley: you are not a taxi, what are you on this street? no comment. i wonder why. >>stanley: many drivers i spoke with say they're gps to them here except this lady. >> i am not from here. i am from palo alto. i love your show. >>stanley: for the record, if you get caught on this street by any law enforcement agency, you can end up with a car full ticket or moving violation for ignoring that fine. >> that sign says right turn only.

>>catherine: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at. >>catherine: the identity theft of children under 10 is on the rise. these are using names and social security numbers and destroying the credit of young joyous even before they get a chance to grow up and use it. gabe slate shows you how to find out since a child is a victim of by the theft. >>gabe: says children are typically gauging in activities that require an idea check, lost control of the detective for years and often undiscovered until they're ready to go to college or enter the work force. a new report just published shows that idea that for children under the age of five grew 105 percent since last year. that was the highest growth rate of any age group. >> we scanned 27,000 kids. over 10 percent of them have

someone else using their information. for the same population, the children were three times formally to be victimized than adults. it is a big problem that we want parents to be aware of. unfortunately they did not find out until it is too late and it has already impacted their lives or their children's lives. we have had cases where parents are turned down for state benefits or health insurance for because there is a fine it be recorded of the child's social security. we have had kids turned down for job internships. students unable to get student loans or other first apartment. when you run into it at that point, it is definitely a big problem.

third >> in some cases schools and medical offices are being broken into and files in antolin. >> we have built a special scan, which check from its use would just the social security number and noncredit sources as well as criminal records and the employee records. if we find a problem, we will give you a call and one of our investigators al- awalki to the process. the service is absolutely free and available on our web site. it is also available for a free mobile out. with

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>>catherine: to deadly discoveries in the east bay. we take a look at what officials have learned and what a lawyer for jerry sandusky says he would be shocked if his client was acquitted.

the >>jaqueline: the clouds are a rolling of.

>>catherine: our big story is at 6:00 p.m., two bodies discovered into duplication the bill will. anyone body found near the mormon temple. call someone call 911. it was performing cpr create estimate was too late.

how the chorus of its is conducting an autopsy by has released a name. all the >>terisa: all hoped we are off of coliseum white. earlier this morning a conductor was traveling down the tracks and a high body along the canal. the coroner's office and police rushed to the scene.

>> belize where are here for several hours going to the scene and picking up pieces of evidence. bebel's from and after that and to their recognition.

knopf >> the mazes for the mistrial that there's prosecutory of misconduct. in the opening of damages that her chief witness to the bench to question him and he did lie. based on about the per to himself tradition weapon drop in the case should have been dismissed.

>>catherine: a lawyer for jerry's and a few said he would be shocking decline was acquitted on on target. said as he was charged with 48 criminal counts smith fasten >> sphere floor samples men have pleaded not guilty in the beating bryan stowe. bryan stowe was greeted at dodger stadium last year in a separate and serious brain damage. he has not fully recovered. the case drew national. sanchez and norwood are facing a number of charges and are expected to be back in court next month. san francisco pride weekend is here.

cuts hist >> several people were arrested. j.r. stone the following the story and has more. >>j.r: dekraai for san francisco ride has grown of years. this is video from last year's showing a hate crime against a naked man. this year, police say they will be out of extra officers. >> we will have plainclothes officers and officers on patrol. >> over the last two years, he climbs at san francisco price had risen from just one in 2010 to eight of them of order last year. they now have a zero

tolerance policy in place the >> we want people to be safe. that is the ultimate message. >> it is alcohol free for a second year in a row >>catherine: the trans market is getting underway. jeff bliss is live at the morris park with a look at what is happening. >> there is a big crowd. probably a few thousand people of here that have come down to kickoff the pride weekend celebration. to this event is the beginning of the trans march. you can see all the people lounging on the grass. this is the ninth year for the march. everyone is having a good time. and organizers say the trans

community lost one of their own earlier this year. >> we are celebrating but also marking the loss of someone that was shot and murdered back in april because there were to have identified. there is still a lot of work to do and we are here to show the world which can stand together. >> back out here live the party will keep going for another half-hour or so. courts

>> proposition 29 has failed by a thin margin that would have continued tax on tobacco products to fit for cancer research. proposition 29 field by 27 votes. in petaluma, there is a contest to pick the world's ugliest dog. big crowd at the sonoma marin county fairgrounds. >> the supreme court is expected to rule on the president's health-care plan. bird flew could get worse. a mutation has been discovered by scientists.

a big surprise when a seal that escaped from the zoo is discovered in the middle of the road.

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>>catherine: the world's ugliest dog contest is happening in petaluma. charles crawford is live update. >>charles: right now and

live at the sonoma county fair and the judging competition for the 2012 world's ugliest dog contest. there are about 30 contestants waiting to go on stage. there are two different divisions, purebreds and months. the winners of the two divisions will go against each other for the title ugliest dog. that dog will then compete in a ring of champions type of competition against these two. the 2002 champion and the 2010 champion. there is the one notable absence. last year's winner named iota actually passed away in march. she will not be here, but there will be a new winner tonight. in case you're wondering what the criteria is for judging the ugliest dog, judges say that they look for a first impression, they look for any sort if quirky or weird characteristics and then, they look for

personality. it's the winner tonight gets a ride in a limousine, a trophy and a spot treatment later this evening. sphere >>catherine: we want to take features of your dog, ugly or not. coupled your picture to our facebook fan page. >>jaqueline: here is a look outside this afternoon from the mt. tam cam. you can see the layer of fog blanketing the area. close to the coastline remains cloudy. if the sun breaks through the inland valleys. take a look at the current satellite picture. fog close to the coastline. the fog is putting a higher level clouds. cloudy conditions in the north bay and over our inland valleys. if you sunbreaks for our bay shores and a band of clouds said to approach through the evening hours as the tail end of the storm continues to squeak through.

here is what you expect with increased sea breeze winds. we will see dense fog and drizzle overnight. into the weekend, widespread fog and cooler temperatures. things start to warm up next week. we have dense fog in store for tomorrow morning. it is pretty widespread. here is what we are in store for. by 7:00, still fairly widespread. as we move to the time clock hour, it will decrease a little bit through the north bay. the base force, inland valleys in the south bay are still seeing foggy conditions. later morning hours showing

fog only to be sure is that the coastline and into the afternoon we will see some clearing the along the coast. here is a look at temperatures for tomorrow afternoon started in the south bay. what are also seeing a few 70's in the inland valleys. 68 in livermore. our east bay shores are seeing temperatures a couple of degrees warmer, mainly in the low 60s. the peninsula is seeing a wide variety of temperatures. fifties' along the coastline and in the north bay, temperatures also warming a couple of degrees. here is a look at your extended forecast. it is still going to be on

the cooler side out there tomorrow. fifth we will warm up into monday. tuesday, the fog is expected to decrease theory that will mean slightly warmer temperatures. even last fall on wednesday. >>catherine: a moroccan man accused of plotting to blow up the u.s. capitol pleaded guilty in court today. he was arrested in february during an fbi sting. thursday was headed a decoy suicide vest and a gun, he was then arrested as he tried to lead to allegedly carried out the suicide attack. u.s. officials say the public was never in any danger. his sentencing is set for september 14th. scientists studying the bird flew have made some pretty interesting findings. as of now, the deadly bart flu virus cannot be transmitted through the air, but scientists have figured out how to genetically altered virus to make it

airborne. two separate studies were delayed because of fear that terrorists might use the information to make weapons. experts say the information could also help to prevent a future outbreak. flooding in minnesota led to a sealed getting washed away from the zoo. the person who founded the seal called a 911. this deals seemed pretty happy to be sloshing around in a puddle, like a kid in a playground. the supreme court is expected to rule next week on the controversial health care act sometimes called obama care. it was passed in 2010 and either will be upheld or thrown out. kate baldwin tells us more. >>kate: long days of late nights at the supreme court

as the justices rushed to finish what was called the flood season. >> meaning the most controversial cases -- cases will go up. >> the biggest case in this session in the biggest in at least a decade, the president's health care law. the argument was longer than six months and has far reaching arguments. >>president obama: i am confident that they will uphold the law. >> if i'm elected president i will appeal obama care. >> the nine justices face four separate issues in this one case. this centerpiece, will the mandate requiring all americans have health insurance stand or will it all? does the rest or any of the loss of five if the mandate is struck down? does the laws expanded medicaid program unfairly

state of state rights? will the court called for illegal timeout until the main provisions going to affect? >> there will be a bottom line on whether it is constitutional or not. then, it becomes more complicated. >> the key to the decision may be these two men, john roberts and into the kennedy. both seemed skeptical of the government's case. >> can you create commerce in order to regulate it? >> they ask tough questions on both sides giving hope to supporters that it could survive in court. >> they are not creating commerce and health care, it is already there. we are all going to need some kind of health care at some point. >> house republican leaders are saying, if the law is not completely thrown not been will vote to repeal whatever is left of it.

it's still ahead, there's fighting in the middle of a neighborhood. you do not see this every day. more of that dramatic video after the break.

>>catherine: there were two bears in florida but got into a big fight. it is something you do not see every day. they mcdaniel has the story. >> call it a wall, a fight or a test of wills, the video of bees to bears is amazing. even the people who live around and see the bears all the time. >> she said mom, you're not going to believe it. we got of the and we ran out. >> by the time she got outside most of it was over. her neighbor had this footage. officials say it is something rarely seen. there are not even sure what to make of it. a couple of younger males may be working to establish territory. >> they were on their hind legs scratching. there was blood. they were being mean!

they were fighting in that it's climbing, all i saw was redford. >> look at the huge conference in this flower bed and in this list. the bush was twice as vague and not nearly as torn up until they got done with it. >> love to see them. we keep our pace from them, love to see them. >> the bears ended up behind another set of bushes and then rolling over in their condition before running away. >> they started looking over at me. >>catherine: people in the neighborhood say they see bears fairly often but had never seen anything quite like that. stay with us, mornings after the break.

>>catherine: big news from the daughter of dick cheney, the ceremony and that brought the family the other. starbucks is expanding into the tea business.

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oakland, one was discovered near the oakland coliseum. police are calling it a suspicious death. early friday morning, a woman's body was discovered along highway 13 by a motorist. the woman had a gunshot wound. for >> residents, have to worry about the layoffs. contract workers will be used to maintain city services.

often sphere >> police are advising that if someone tries to steer purse let them have it. >> by midafternoon this empty space in civic center was full of structures to make this year's ride one to remember.

the weekend it's full of various events celebrating cry 2012. >> in sonoma county judging is under way for the world's ugliest dog contest. a pretty good-sized crowd has come off. winners from the two divisions go against each other and the winner of that division can be against the champions for the title of world's ugliest dog.

the winner tonight gets a ride in a limo, dog food, a big trophy and some other perks. judging should wrap up around 7:00 p.m.. sphere >> a number of offenses began around the bay area. the traffic impacts and drying it major crowds would be fried weekend. it is definitely in area costs using the embarcadero and our 1970. if you are getting to the parade, bart is running extra service for pride weekend. in the north bay we are going to be looking at big events.

nascar racing always draws big crowds to the north bay. we're also likely to see some very heavy condition serious horsehide >>catherine: >>jaqueline: our big weather story is cool and foggy weather. sphere cloudy conditions with a slight chance of light showers. temperatures are quite cool right now.

next week means warmer temperatures because last fall. temperatures in my getting into the '70s in a few places. our inland valleys also getting into the '70s. three here is a look at your extended forecast. let's all means temperatures will be closer to average.

>>catherine: mitt romney and the president were in florida this week. that is no coincidence. a major convention for latinos is happening. the president carried latino voters back in 2008 and rallied the crowd today in hopes of reaping. mitt romney had already left a strong impression. >> the president touched down in florida friday in tampa bay, a hot-button issue was emigration. last week the president unveiled an executive order allowing children of undocumented immigrants to work in united states and avoid deportation. >> reduce your of the neutral in the eye and tell them, tough luck. the politics is too hard. >> latinos overwhelmingly supported a bomb in 2008. hot romney spoke to the same crowd on thursday saying he would replace the present

immigration court order with his own long-term bipartisan solution but did not offer specifics. fee instead argue that the president's economic record is the greatest threat that latinos face. over 2 million more hispanics are living in a poverty today since then the day obama took office. >> if a rumor of romney running makes carry the same message. >> most of us to now with a bad thing about immigration, we have the same worries and fears of everyone in this country. >> the president acknowledged there is still more work to be done when it comes to the economy. >>president obama: who are we fighting for? what vision of america do we believe in? >> as the latino population grows, if both parties will be searching for the answers for some of those pressing questions. >> make sure your fourth of

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point >>catherine: wing news out of pennsylvania, the jury in the jury sandusky sex abuse trial has just announced they have reached a verdict in the case. reports are the verdict could be announced in a few minutes, probably at about 6:45 p.m.. stay with kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. as we have the latest developments. starbucks always a haven for coffee lovers, the company is now turning its attention to teach. >> starbucks is branching

out from its healthy roots. the job a giant is opening its first tee only store highlighting its tasso brand. no word on the name. so far, only one location is planned. enthusiasts can pick from 80 varieties. if none of those do it for you, no problem. the store will have a blending station where customers can make their own combination. the new t bart is meant for grab and go service. they want the atmosphere to be more like a wine tasting. this is part of a bigger push to expand the art of coffee. starbucks announced plans to also purchase eight bakery chain. >> in sports, miami is going crazy as fans celebrate last night's nba title went. has car makes its in will stop in the bay.

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>>gary: in a few minutes the giants play the eighth in oakland. call costs all dale earnhardt jr. won for the first time in four years school. he is one name that everyone rallies around. he had never won ad infinitum. >> the road courses are not my forte. how we had such a good season, we're coming here and we want to continue

that. adequate how it for for any reason we have some problems or trouble, it will not be too much. >> last evening catherine heenan shocked many people in the audience. cause harass chahar car

while four of >>gary: in the nba championships and, the miami he will have a parade on monday. last night, euphoria in the streets of miami. no liquor, a decision people having fun. >>catherine: of course serious >> pat riley is now part of seven nba championship teams.

he thought saugh long ahoy level and lessen love hath sent air than any of this hidden >>gary: the san jose sharks have made bird tow money- center. novenas is not seated, syria is based 63.

the last time they competed, they won 12 grand slam doubles trophies. >>gary: we're going to take a break and come back with females. third we're going to have some questions about lebron james, now that he is a champion. >>gary: we're back in a

moment.

>>gary: how many of you are lucky enough to take your wife to work? >> de relating lebron james is as good as michael jordan? >>gary: right now you will say that jordan has won six championships, but i will give you a breakdown. no one is physically strong allied lebron james. no one can guard any player on the other team. michael jordan could not or the other team's center. hire jordan was more dynamic offensive lead. hikes physically there has never been a guy like him with the exception of wilt chamberlain.

>> tim says i always wondered why television and radio stations never mentioned where eds employees are going. >>gary: i have always thought the same thing. people just disappear. >> i think vern did all this work and you did all the money and receive all the critics. >> steve, do i look dumb enough to answer that? tsongas i have kids to feed

and reputation to maintain. i'm too smart to answer. >> i heard good things for verne. >> who do you think right now is worse, lincecum or is he go? >>gary: lincecum has been good for four years. i think he has built up enough equity where i think that he can snap out of it. tonight against the oakland a's he is the starting pitcher. on length of service, as the doe has been worse.

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