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top stories this sunday, april 21st. new video in this morning shows the moments leading up to the arrest of dzhokhar tsarnaev. in a boston suburb. we'll have the very latest coming up. bay area runners are showing their support for the victims of the boston bombings.

we're live in san francisco. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. we'll have more on our top stories in a moment. first, let's get a quick check of your forecast with janu arasu. >> we're following the latest from boston. and this new video showing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev hiding in a boat in watertown, massachusetts. that's an infrared image of him there. right now, the 19 year old can't speak because of his injuries. he has a wound in his neck. stacey cohan has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a five-day nightmare for the entire boston area concluded friday night as 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev was found and captured -- from his hiding place -- a boat in the backyard of a watertown home. >> we had a couple thousand police officers on scene, the turn out was just incredible. >> reporter: police launched a massive manhunt late thursday -- chasing dzhokar and his brother tamerlan

tsarnaev -- who later died in a shootout with police. saturday, the suspect's uncle urged his nephew be honest and tell authorites everything >> i'm relieved that he's alive first of all that there's now a chance to find out who was behind it. second of all i stress that there is a chance for dzhokar to seek forgiveness. >> reporter: on saturday governor deval patrick spoke to reporters saying tsarnaev is not yet able to communicate -- but hopes the young man will soon be able to answer the question of why >> i and i think all the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. those questions need to be answered. a justice dept source says dzhokar will will face federal terrorism charges and may also face state murder charges -- adding that he could be charged before he leaves the hospital. in boston i'm stacey cohan reporting. >> federal agents confirm that the f-b-i interviewed the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011, after being tipped off by a foreign government. the suspect identified himself as ethnic chechen from southern russia and officials there believed tamerlan was going to travel to the country's region to join unspecified

underground groups. the fbi says it interviewed tsarnaev and relatives, and did not find any domestic or foreign terrorism activity. meanwhile, tsarnaev's uncle says he had a falling-out with the 26-year-old over his increased commitment to islam. boston cardinal sean o'malley is dedicating mass today to the bombing victims. it's being held at the city's holy cross cathedral, where president obama attended a ceremony earlier this week. cardinal o'malley also plans to celebrate the tragedy's first responders. afterwards, parishioners will gather for a victims' memorial near the marathon finish line. a solemn salute in boston for murdered m-i-t police officer sean collier. people joined many of boston's finest last night for funeral services for the 26-year-old. police say he was gunned down by the suspected bombing suspects while sitting in his patrol car.. collier grew up about 20 miles north of boston in wilmington, massachusetts. in january 2012, he joined the m-i-t police force with its nearly 60 officers. people also held a candlelight vigil last night in his hometown, remembering officer collier and all the victims. >> thousands of runners are lacing up their shoes. to take part in the annual 'presido 10' run. it's just about to begin. kron 4's mike pelton is live at chrissy field.

>> reporter: >> there is going to be a 10 mi. run. and the 5 k run. many of them will start here, go to golden gate, and end up at chrisy field. they are expecting 3500 runners. they are running for boston and all of the victim's they are had a bit of fear but there has been private security hired in the wake of the reach of recent events. given at the terrorist attack and one man i spoke with that brand in the boston marathon i spoke

with. >> of that one -- man i spoke with. >> you know it is a prestigious event and it was admirable for everybody to see jump in and take part. >> reporter: the kind of scary thing when you were actually running on that same street? >> yes. in some way it hit close to home. >> reporter: that recent terrorist attack is not stopping him or any of these runners. they are not core to let fear run their lives. all of the money that is raised here. it is not going to let fear right run their lives. >> mike it's a huge turnout despite the attack in boston. coming up on kron 4 news weekend. red sox fans got a sweet surprise at the game last night. we'll show you what after the break. but first, lets take a live look outside. roof cam

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>> we are back. prince harry made an appearance at the london marathon this morning. before the marathon began, runners paused to remember boston. many of the runners are wearing black ribbons. its a show of solidarity for those who were killed or injured by monday's bombings at the boston marathon. for every runner who finishes the london marathon, organizers say they will donate three dollars to a fund to help the boston victims. >> and the governor of massachusetts, deval patrick, is reaching out to everyone effected by the terror attack. he wants the victims to know them. >> we, as boston and as a commonwealth community will rebound, rebuilt. for some of the people that were hit

and impacted the most. i imagine, i think that it is important that we are here for them. we will be here in respect. and for some of the immediate see of this has passed. ."a long time" >> the governor spoke outside of fenway park after attending a pre-game ceremony. and red sox fans got a sweet surprise at the game last night. ♪ 1."so good so good so good" neil diamond surprised fans and sang 'sweet caroline' which has been a fenway park favorite since 2002. there was a pre-game ceremony honoring the victims and survivors of the bombings. red sox designated hitter david ortiz took part in the pre-game ceremony. showing pride for his city.

."this past week" >> this does not say red sox the says boston! (cheers & applause) we want to thank the entire police department for the great job that they did. >> the jerseys worn during the game last night will be auctioned off for a fund to support victims of the bombing.

>> take a look outside it is going to be gorgeous. janu? >> absolutely, it is going

to be gorgeous. even warmer than yesterday. toward temperatures are sitting right now. still, some 40's with the bottle, napa. and still mid '50s in the -- novado widespread 70's. as the go for this afternoon, take a look at the orange. where we're going to see those 80s. and for those headed out of this evening. mainly 60s with residual 70's. let us break down those neighborhood by neighborhood temperatures. 80s in cupertino. campbell, 89 degrees and los gatos. 83 and in san jose. and more upper 80s with 87 degrees and danville, pleasant and. and low 80s for the east bay

shore. pleasanton. downtown mid-70s. and if you're going to go to the local beaches? 82 degrees and a warmer 86 degrees in napa. your kron 4 7 day around the bay plenty of '90s. tomorrow and a gradual cooling has received but it is still going to be nice with mid '80s on tuesday. we will still see mid '80s. >> some residents of indiana are cleaning up this weekend after rain flooded many counties. rescuers had to save those trapped by floodwaters. flooding also shut down roads and officials declared disaster emergencies. indiana governor mike pence toured some of the worst areas yesterday. some flood victims are returning home today after taking shelter at a red cross center in kokomo. >> officials say that the

area affected by the fertilizer plant explosion in west, texas is safe. city council member steve vanek says that the first wave of residents should have been allowed to move back in yesterday. however they will be under a curfew for the time being. the west fertilizer company exploded on wednesday -- killing fourteen people and injuring dozens more. portions of the town were leveled and dozens of homes were damaged. authorities began inspecting the area on friday. council member vanek has re- assuring words for his community. >> everything is safe. any rumors you have heard today, forget about it. it is good. we are trying to get people back in and i want to encourage that everything is." safe, safe, and safe". >> it's been three years since the 2010 b-p oil spill in the gulf. and the legal batttle continues. florida's attorney general filed a 40-page lawsuit on saturday in federal court against b-p and halliburton. it comes one day after mississippi officials filed a spill related lawsuit before the three-year

statute of limitations expires. florida's lawsuit focuses on the state's economic losses. it argues that the 2010 spill cost the state a variety of tax revenues. the state also seeks punitive damages. (chaos) >> thousands of people in denver, colorado yesterday seen scattering after gunshots rang out during a 4-20 celebration. this is the first time the state has hosted such an event since it legalized marijuana. a man and women were shot but are expected to survive. the man's dog was also shot. police are now looking for suspects. witnesses describe the scene as a jovial quickly turned to panic once the shots rang out. >> the federal defense of marriage act is being challenged by a lesbian couple in los angeles. one member of the couple is from the philippines, and she's facing deportation. she can't obtain residency because the u-s government doesn't recognize her marriage. the judge says current law

violates the woman's rights. so he's allowing a class- action lawsuit. it's one of several challenges being brought against federal marriage laws. >> coming up social media planning a major role. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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>> welcome back. social media played a big role in the boston bombing story this week. kron four's jeff bush explains how technology helped and hurt the flow of information. >> reporter: the entire country was focused on the events in boston all week

long. it was a drama that played out on every possible platform imaginable. on monday, youtube videos were uploaded shortly after the bombing. this was a big asset to detectives who were just beginning their investigation. twitter was essential with getting the word out about the bombing but also helped people reconnect with loved ones after the explosions. internet sleuths were hard at work enhancing video and still images and uploading themagain, playing a key roll in helping police figure out who the bombers were. then, on thursday, when the fbi released the photos of the bombing suspects those images were shared across all platforms of social media. at the same time, police were looking into the youtube and twitter accounts of the bombing suspects to get some insight about possible motivations. the drama intensified on the computer screen early friday morning when the first suspect was killed and people were glued to twitter and facebook right up until the second suspect was caught. the boston police made the announcement of his arrest

on twitter. but, social media is not always a good thing. early in the investigation, two innocent people's photos were distributed across the internet.claiming they were the bombing suspects. i'm jeff bush in the newsroom, kron four news. >> so as you have seen, social media's been playing an increasing role in crisis situations. now, the city of san francisco is partnering with a design firm to create a disaster response app. the app, called "s-f-72", helps connect people with first aid skills and supplies to people who need them. people can pre-register their homes, and supplies like emergency generators. city officials say it's going to be integrated with existing social networks like facebook and twitter. all you'll have to do when you need it, is log on. >> cue up another round of apologies for chris culliver. because the san francisco 49ers player is in trouble again over a new set of offensive comments. this time, he went after women. culliver went to sensitivity

training after bashing gay players before the super bowl. this time he posted a screen picture of a phone conversation to instagram last night. in which he and some friends made degragatory comments about women. the 49ers released a statement saying that "they are aware of the matter, and it is being handled internally." >> it is 8:27 the latest details on the bombing and investigation and in the meantime this live look outside the san mateo bridge. janu will have your warm-up weekend forecast when we come back.

>> welcome back. beautiful look out of the presidio in san francisco this morning. this picture provided by kron four's mike pelton. a 10-k and 5-k run are underway right now. and despite this week's tragedy at the boston marathon. runners we spoke with say they feel secure and are happily participating in today's event.

>> he can't speak yet , but authorities in massachusetts have a lot of questions for 19 year old marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. he is in serious condition at the hospital with injuries to his neck. so he's unable to speak. and as susan candiotti explains, tsarnaev remains under heavy guard. >> reporter: even if suspect dzhokar tsarnaev wanted to co-operate with the fbi, he couldn't. sources tell cnn because of injuries to his throat, the 19 year old suspected terrorist bomber cannot talk yet. he's intubated and sedated. >> all the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. those questions need to be answered. >> reporter: in this photograph taken right after his arrest, the college student's neck area appears covered with blood. the younger brother's escape

was busted when a man found him hiding in his backyard boat. a series of thermal images taken by a state police helicopter shows a white image of an object projecting heat. in another still photo, you can make out the suspect's feet in black lying in the boat. a robotic arm moves in and lifts the tarp. watertown police chief told cnn's wolf blitzer about those dramatic moments. >> "we could tell he was alive and moving and began negotiations that way and over a long period of time we were able to get him to surrender. >> reporter: agents yell to him to give himself up. >> you will not be harmed.we know you're bleeding. we >> reporter: police say there was an exchange of gunfire. authorities have said his injuries mainly came during thursday night's shootout when his brother was killed. fbi agents spent the day saturday combing over every inch of the boat, collecting blood, hair, signs of explosives and more to build a case

against the suspected boston marathon bomber. susan candiotti. watertown, massachusetts. >> authorities continue to dig into the accused boston bomber's past. some are now connecting them to the islamic community. muslim leaders have condemned the attack and say the bombing's have created a tense environment for many american muslims. while authorities have not released any information linking the alleged attack to religion, american muslims fear that the minds of some are already made up. >> it is a unique thing being a minority within the united states. it is not often like a when a white christian blows something up. and it is a fine line, there is a feeling of dread we're hoping they're not muslim. however, in the bay area we have some reports of hate incidents. fortunately,

nothing has escalated to violence with people being confronted to that because of their apparent".their apparent religion." >> zarha goes on to say that muslims like herself, who are civil rights lawers, doctors and teachers are representatives of the larger american muslim community and what they want to contribute to the united states. >> the giants are not taking any chances at a-t-and- t park. for last night's ball game, once again they stepped up security precautions. although there were long lines, most fans were in good spirits and went with the flow. >> better safe than sorry. >> this line is pretty long. >> it is moving faster than we thought, definitely. >> and we have been here for like 10 minutes. >> not that long but kind of long. >> i am glad that they are ."taking precautions." >> the giants went on to beat the padres two-nothing.

tim lincecum pitched seven innings. striking out a season-high eight batters. the panda added a two run homer in the fourth inning. and closer sergio romo came in and pitched a perfect ninth to earn his eighth save of the year. the giants finish up the series with the padres today with barry zito on the mound. the a's lost again to tampa bay. >> turning to the n-b-a. after six long years, the golden state warriors are back in the playoffs. it was a tight game, but with one-point-three seconds to go. nuggets guard andre miller sank a layup to lift denver over the warriors 97-to-95. the win gives the nuggets 24 consecutive home wins. fans we spoke with at an east bay sports bar say while they're disappointed by saturday's final but, they're still feeling positive. >> i feel like crap! because this is the first game and i am ready for game no. 2.

>> they're putting more effort and i think that is shown on the defensive side. it was not the shoot out that we thought we were going to see but they were feeling each other out. and i think that it could be a slugfest. >> warriors all-star david lee left the game early in the fourth quarter with a hip injury. fans are hopefull he be back for game two. tuesday let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in for your first forecast. new this morning. janu? >> plenty of sunshine in walnut creek. bay-area wide. we did have a bit of a fog along the coast but a chilly start along the coast of warming up, nice. warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. plenty of 80s. still expecting clear skies. temperatures? mid-50s in san francisco. upper 50s and oakland. for those in

concord. and 53 degrees in livermore. the afternoon highs will seat 88 in livermore. 86 in antioch. it will see-88 in livermore. beautiful in half moon bay, upper 60s. and napa, and santa rosa and mid 70's on the board for downtown san francisco. a look at your full forecast and what we can expect for the giants game. marty? >> gun violence in the last 24 hours and to bay area neighborhoods. in the meantime, this roof cam of downtown san francisco and the sunshine. ♪

they're looking down for two different shooting incidences.

>> richmond police are looking for two men involved in a shooting. it happened around eight last night on griffin drive near san pablo. one man was sent to the hospital. physical description of thebut police say they were u-v after the shooting. and that they appear to have specifically targeted the victim. >> curtains are coming down on the iconic "dome" theater in scheduled to close today. formally known as cine-arts theater, it's been part of the east-bay community since 19-67. but back in december the city approved developers' plans to replace it with a sporting goods store. a local group is challenging the city's decision. they're hoping the structure won't be demolished before their appeal hearing on may 6th. city councilmembers are also discussing anticipated legal challenges to the demolition tomorrow in closed session.

>> welcome back. it is a beautiful start. for the entire bay area, warm for this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. and let us take a look at work temperatures are going to be at noon. where the temperatures are going to be at noon. all of these are showing widespread 80s. a beautiful day to be out and about. not that chilly, wet '60s and '70s. for the afternoon, with-70's and 60's. the warmest spot

on the map. and for the inland valleys, concord, livermore, 87 in fairfield. mid-70s and richmond, and for downtown san francisco 64 degrees. if you're going to go to ocean beach? 70's in daly city. for those going to the giants game? the 1:00 p.m. game the mid '60s it is going to be beautiful. perhaps using some sunscreen. tomorrow is going to be even warmer. with more 80s and a gradual cooling for midweek. marty? >> good news on california employment. the state's jobless rate dropped last month to 9 point 4 percent. still, california has the third highest jobless rate of any state. add to that, the countless number of people who have just given up looking for a job. but there is hope. especially for women out there looking for a new

career. joining us this morning are teri hockett. c-e-o of "what's for work?". a career management and job searching site for women. also, kari haluc with patch dot com. which is looking to help prepare east bay women to find jobs in 100 days. that is quite a task. >> that just came up when we sat down with marshall parker of patch she wanted something to grab something is attention. and to pull them and and we grabbed their attention. it is all about using social media, with your reason m resu and a, h community engagement and that is what patch does. >> let us talk about patch and its relationship with women finding jobs.

>> we have about 21 sites in the east bay. through danville, it was perfect because each of the patch site is in in the east bay. we wanted to let women know that there is an amazing new business to let them get back to work. mission to help local communities and local businesses. we wanted to meet these women. >> teri- some keys for a woman's successful job what are some challenges for women's? >> the niche is for women to return and they have been employed for life. that is what i come up with, that they have been in dealing between volunteering, taking care of household or something out of nothing. those are traits that employers need and value.

when they are asking to do a lot more with a lot less, these days. i wanted to give them a platform to enter act. with career coaches, where they could get their questions answered on what is twitter? should i be on there? what is social media. can it helped me as an advantage. >> kiri, social media finding on patch. com what about social media? >> what i find in the business community and the local community is that people cannot understand the social media. twitter, what is a hash attack. and they have done a series of training of 500 businesses over locally and in washington. when i see women returning to work the days of handing in your paper resume are gone. you need to

be on professional networking websites and social media toward employers want to know that you are on the network. teri- idea of what the job market looks like today >> i think that it is improving. more jobs are being posted. i am working with companies that are feeling more optimistic. this is where you roll up the sleeves and you are ready to do what needs to be done to get the job done and done right. i think it is a great opportunity with their social branding. and they are ready for this job that they are passionate about >> do you think that one of the obstacles is just getting used to social media? and people think that how lybrand myself what does that mean. >> that means how should i

-- brand myself. >> the skills you are, putting your picture of there we did a workshop. the thought of putting their face on their or their remains and it is different. we used to not do that. to be able to show who you are, and network. that is probably the no. 1 value of social media. to engage in your community issue are going to meet more people exponentially faster. >> before it was face to face and now you send it out in the coast to potentially millions of people? >> correct. >> the parameters have changed? thank you for joining us. will have more information on this the next workshop is set for 10-30 a-m on tuesday, april 30th. the event is being held at the pleasanton library.

whats for work dot com and thank you and we'll be right back

>> coinciding with earth day. san mateo county's plastic bag ban starts tomorrow. researchers say plastic breaks down into particles that seep into the soil and water supply. so supervisors enacted the ban to help the environment. it affects all retail outlets and grocery stores in more than 20 cities throughout the county. retailers will charge ten- cents a piece for paper bags. but you can avoid that fee by grabbing a re-usable bag. and today, target is giving away more than one million reusable bags nationwide in honor of earth day. earth day is tomorrow. but this weekend, several bay area communities are pitching in to do their part to help out mother nature. kron four's jeff pierce went to one earth day event in the east bay. >> i'm mother nature. you're mother nature? yes i am it's >> reporter: and mother nature along with earthday was observed

the bay saturday with people cleaning up shore lines. a lot of straws, a lot of cigarette butts, a lot of plastic, a lot of cellophane a lot of bottlecaps. >> reporter: for those who weren't out scouring shorelines there were events throughout the bay area hoping to spread the message that earthday is about our enviornment. >> a lot of it gets ingested by >> think about the litter that's on the street and pick it up because that litter eventually gets washed off the streets gets into our food chain which will have a big impact on >> and she lays white eggs >> this chicken fertilizes the dirt at my house, it's wonderful for my garden and my garden is the earth. >> reporter: in berkeley vegans where promoting an eco friendly diet for earthday. >> this is the first year we're doing it at the david brower center which is the first all green certified building in the bay area. being earth friendly using compostable plates, all organic ingredients as well as locally sourced. >> i'm powering the pa system. >> reporter: bicycle

evangelists played unicyle basketball to attract attention to their contributions to earthday. >> on earthday, for springtime and for their lives.just knowing that there are ways to get around that don't involve a car. >> you know earth day is everybody's idea it just >> reporter: in berkeley jeff pierce kron >> coming up the latest of a boston, there is one suspect dead. and boston tries to return to normal after a horrifying week. music icon, neil diamond singing live at fenway park. you'll hear it, coming up. pulitzer prize-winning journalist will talk about the future or the deterioration of the american dream. will have that, when we come back ♪

next caftan, to (male announcer):this is the bay area news station,kron 4 news starts now. >> top stories this sunday, april 21st. new video in this morning shows the moments leading up to the arrest of dzhokhar tsarnaev. in a boston suburb. we'll have the very latest coming up. >> bay area runners are showing their support for the victims of the boston we're live in san francisco. good morning and thanks for i'm marty gonzalez. we'll have more on our top stories in a moment. first, let's get a quick check of your forecast with janu arasu. >> yes. fed mostly clear skies for the bay area. it

is going to be warm. temperatures this morning, mid-50s in san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. 52 degrees in santa rosa and 53 and livermore. the afternoon highs will be 80s for the east bay shore. for those in fremont. 87 in antioch. and it is going to be a beautiful day at the beach. for the north bay we are looking at mainly 80s for novado. santa rosa, and 86 degrees in napa. as for take a look at satellite and radar to high-pressure is in place. this will be even further warming. it will be coming up with our your kron 4 7 day around the bay. >> we're following the latest from boston. and this new video showing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev hiding in a boat in watertown, massachusetts. that's an infrared image of him there.

right now, the 19 year old can't speak because of his injuries. he has a wound in his neck. stacey cohan has the latest >> reporter: a five-day nightmare for the entire boston area concluded friday night as 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev was found and captured -- from his hiding place -- a boat in the backyard of a watertown home. >> we had a couple thousand police officers on scene, the turn out was just incredible. >> reporter: police launched a massive manhunt late thursday -- chasing dzhokar and his brother tamerlan tsarnaev -- who later died in a shootout with police. saturday, the suspect's uncle urged his nephew be honest and tell authorites everything >> i'm relieved that he's alive first of all that there's now a chance to find out who was behind it. second of all i stress that there is a chance for dzhokar to seek forgiveness. >> reporter: on saturday

governor deval patrick spoke to reporters saying tsarnaev is not yet able to communicate -- but hopes the young man will soon be able to answer the question of why >> i and i think all the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. those questions need to be answered. >> reporter: a justice dept source says dzhokar will will face federal terrorism charges and may also face state murder charges -- adding that he could be charged before he leaves the hospital. in boston i'm stacey cohan reporting. >> federal agents confirm that the f-b-i interviewed the older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011, after being tipped off by a foreign government. the suspect identified himself as ethnic chechen from southern russia and officials there believed tamerlan was going to travel to the country's region to join unspecified underground

groups. the fbi says it interviewed tsarnaev and relatives, and did not find any domestic or foreign terrorism activity. meanwhile, tsarnaev's uncle says he had a falling-out with the 26-year-old over his increased commitment to islam. >> boston cardinal sean o'malley is dedicating mass today to the bombing victims. it's being held at the city's holy cross cathedral, where president obama attended a ceremony earlier this week. cardinal o'malley also plans to celebrate the tragedy's first responders. afterwards, parishioners will gather for a victims' memorial near the marathon finish line. >> a solemn salute in boston for murdered m-i-t police officer sean collier. people joined many of boston's finest last night for funeral services for the 26-year-old. police say he was gunned down by the suspected bombing suspects while sitting in his patrol car.. collier grew up about 20 miles north of boston in wilmington, massachusetts.

in january 2012, he joined the m-i-t police force with its nearly 60 officers. people also held a candlelight vigil last night in his hometown, remembering officer collier and all the victims. >> in san francisco,thousands of runners are lacing up their shoes. to take part in the annual 'presido 10' run. kron 4's mike pelton is live at chrissy field. mike it's a huge turnout despite the attack in boston. >> reporter: yes, marty. a lot of people coming out to chrissy field. there is a 5 k, or there is a 10 k. they will run over the golden gate bridge and they will wind back at chrisy field. they expect 3500 runners to

participate. some people are running in support of boston with red sox of peril. they want to lebro with the red s -- t-shirts. they want to do \ ash run today. and many people say that they do not want fear to run their lives. for today is a tribute for the runners. >> and a spirit for the runners that were hurt/killed. we are running on their behalf. >> we want to come out here and show our support and hopefully it will motivate us. and make us stronger. >> as we see on our screen that first person is just pressing the finish line. and just passing the finish line, all this money will be going towards youth organizations for summer camps. >> that is mike pelton, thank you.

>> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. red sox fans got a sweet surprise at the game last night. we'll show you what after the break. but first, lets take a live outside. this cityscape a beautiful day. warming temperatures. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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runners paused to remember boston. many of the runners are wearing black ribbons. its a show of solidarity for those who were killed or injured boston marathon. finishes the london marathon, organizers say dollars to a fund to help the boston victims. and the governor of massachusetts, deval everyone effected by the he wants the victims to know that boston is standing with them.

>> we, as a commonwealth community are going to rebound and rebuilt. for some of the people we are mentioned that it is important for us to know that we are here for them. some of the immediacy of it can be passed. the injuries that they're going to be dealing with that said. ."a long time" the governor spoke outside of fenway park after ceremony. and red sox fans got a sweet surprise at the game last night. ♪ so good so good" >> neil diamond surprised fans and sang 'sweet caroline' which has been a fenway park favorite since 2002. there was a pre-game ceremony honoring the

victims and survivors of the >> red sox designated hitter david ortiz took part in the pre-game ceremony. showing pride for his city. >> this jersey that we wear today. it does not just say red sox is says boston red sox! we want to thank you. the governor, and the entire police department for the great job that they did this past week . >> the jerseys worn during the game last night will be auctioned off for a fund to bombing.

>> let us check-in with the live approach to the bay bridge. plenty of sunshine what a combination. >> we can see sunny skies

and pretty much anywhere we go. it is going to be another beautiful day. warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. and a gradual cooling trend on tuesday. but very gradual. temperatures by noon, plenty of 70's. already 80s those are going to be widespread as the go for the afternoon hours. and for those headed out it is going to be chilly. still, left over 70's in the north bay and '60s. the afternoon highs with plenty of 80s for the south bay. 80s and redwood city. and warmer for cupertino. and cupertino and we are looking at upper 80s in the east bay. danville, pleasanton, and for those expected in pittsburgh. 83

and union city. 74 degrees with 60s in ocean beach. and a combination of the mid '80s in santa rosa. 86 degrees expected in napa. the satellite and radar showing this high-pressure in control. showing this will to the north of us. we are going to expect warmer temperatures. your kron 4 7 day around the bay 90's and even some 70's. at the local beaches. >> some residents of indiana are cleaning up this weekend after rain flooded many counties. rescuers had to save those trapped by floodwaters. flooding also shut down roads and officials declared disaster emergencies. indiana governor mike pence toured some of the worst areas yesterday. some flood victims are returning home today after taking shelter at a red

cross center in kokomo. officials say that the area affected by the fertilizer plant explosion in west, texas is safe. city council member steve vanek says that the first wave of residents should have been allowed to move back in yesterday. however they will be under a curfew for the time being. the west fertilizer company exploded on wednesday -- killing fourteen people and injuring dozens more. portions of the town were leveled and dozens of homes were damaged. authorities began inspecting the area on friday. council member vanek has re- assuring words for his community. >> everything is safe. i want to or sure everybody that." safe, safe, and safe".

>> thousands of people in denver, colorado yesterday seen scattering after gunshots rang out during a 4-20 celebration. this is the first time the state has hosted such an event since it legalized marijuana. a man and women were shot but are expected to survive. the man's dog was also shot. police are now looking for suspects. witnesses describe the scene as a jovial quickly turned to panic once the shots rang out. the federal defense of marriage act is being challenged by a lesbian couple in los angeles. one member of the couple is from the philippines, and she's facing deportation. she can't obtain residency because the u-s government doesn't recognize her marriage. the judge says current law violates the woman's rights. so he's allowing a class- action lawsuit. it's one of several challenges being brought against federal marriage laws. >> the boy scouts of america is considering a change in it's sexual orientation policy. mikayla lewis gets reactions on the scouts maintaining a members. i, deven promise to do my best to do my duty to god and my country.

deven holliday is one of more than 5,000 scouts at encampment >> encampment happens every five years and basically its a jamboree of sorts in regards to the quivira council. the event brings boy scouts, cub scouts, varsity teams, venturers and all their leaders together for a weekend jam packed with more than 80 activities. the drum over there, its fun to do, you get to bang on it. >> reporter: to learning outdoor survival techniques. and shooting >> its just fun. >> reporter: and while scouts camped out friday and saturday night and enjoyed the daily activities. they also used >> cub scouts has me new friends, and so far that's worked out for me and i've got a bunch of friends in pack 519

>> reporter: as encampment was underway this weekend, so was a new policy presented to the boy scouts of america-on whether to lift its long-standing ban on openly gay scouts but continuing to ban gay adults as leaders. >> i don't see a problem if they let the youth in or the adults in. i don't see the big deal about it. >> it's good for the organization to set back and look at how the world is changing and look at the views of how things are the same as they used to be. >> reporter: the final vote will be made by the scouts national council during a meeting in texas in late may. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. social media played a major role in helping. and hurting the investigation into the boston marathon bombers. those details next. this live look outside. where there is not much traffic. some hazy skies.

>> social media played a big role in the boston bombing kron four's jeff bush helped and hurt the flow of information. >> reporter: the entire country was focused on the events in boston all week long. it was every possible platform imaginable. on monday, youtube videos were uploaded shortly after the bombing. this was a big asset to detectives who were just beginning their investigation. twitter was essential with getting the word out about the bombing but also helped people reconnect with loved ones after the explosions. internet sleuths were hard at work enhancing video and still images and uploading themagain, playing a key roll in helping police figure out who the bombers were. then, on thursday, when the fbi released the photos of the bombing suspects those images were shared across all platforms of social media. at the same time, police were looking into the youtube and twitter accounts of the bombing suspects to get some insight

about possible motivations. the drama intensified on the computer screen early friday morning when the first suspect was killed and people were glued to twitter and facebook right up until the second suspect was caught. the boston police made the announcement of his arrest on twitter. but, social media is not always a good thing. early in the investigation, two innocent people's photos were distributed across the internet.claiming they were the bombing suspects. i'm jeff bush in the newsroom, kron four news. >> so as you have seen, social media's been playing an increasing role in crisis situations. now, the city of san francisco is partnering with a design firm to create a disaster response app. the app, called "s-f-72", helps connect people with first aid skills and supplies to people who need them. people can pre-register their homes, and supplies like emergency generators. city officials say it's going to be integrated with existing social networks

like facebook and twitter. all you'll have to do when you need it, is log on. >> cue up another round of apologies for chris culliver. because the san francisco 49ers player is in trouble again over a new set of offensive comments. this time, he went after women. culliver went to sensitivity training after bashing gay players before the super bowl. this time he posted a screen picture of a phone conversation to instagram last night. in which he and some friends made degragatory comments about women. the 49ers released a statement saying that "they are aware of the matter, and it is being handled internally." . coming up the latest on the boston marathon investigation. and a live look outside at walnut creek.

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he can't speak yet , but authorities in massachusetts have a lot of questions for 19 year old marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. then >> he is in serious condition at the hospital with injuries to his neck. so he's unable to speak. and as susan candiotti explains, tsarnaev remains under heavy guard. >> reporter: even if suspect dzhokar tsarnaev wanted to co- couldn't. sources tell cnn because of injuries to his throat, the 19 year old suspected terrorist bomber cannot talk yet. he's intubated and sedated. all the law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. those questions need to be answered. >> reporter: in this

photograph taken right after his arrest, the college student's neck area appears covered with blood. the younger brother's escape was busted when a man found him hiding in his backyard boat. a series of thermal images taken by a state police helicopter shows a white image of an object projecting heat. in another still photo, you can make out the suspect's feet in black lying in the boat. a robotic arm moves in and lifts the tarp. watertown police chief told cnn's wolf blitzer about those dramatic moments. >> "we could tell he was alive and moving and began negotiations that way and over a long period of time we were able to get him to surrender. >> reporter: agents yell to him to give himself up. >> you will not be harmed.we know you're bleeding. we know you're tired. >> reporter: police say there was an exchange of gunfire. authorities have said his injuries mainly came during thursday night's shootout when his brother was killed. fbi agents spent the day saturday combing over every inch of the boat, collecting blood, hair, signs of explosives and more to build a case

against the suspected boston marathon bomber. susan candiotti. watertown, massachusetts. >> authorities continue to dig into the accused boston bomber's past. some are now connecting them to the islamic community. muslim leaders have condemned the attack and say the bombing's have created a tense environment for many american muslims. while authorities have not released any information linking the alleged attack to religion, american muslims fear that the minds of some are already made up. >> the unique difficult line to walk on is because some people describe this as a feeling of dread that hoping that they are not identified as muslim. or that their connection to muslim is not clear. in the bay area we have for courte we have been th-

received incidences of hate and thankfully, nothing has happened. >> zarha goes on to say that muslims like herself, who are civil rights lawers, doctors and teachers are representatives of the larger american muslim community and what they want to contribute to the united states. >> the giants are not taking any chances at a-t-and- t park. for last night's ball game, once again they stepped up security precautions. although there were long lines, most fans were in good spirits and went with the flow. >> better safe than necessary. absolutely, what are you going to do? >> it is pretty long. >> it never we've been here for like 10 minutes. >> i am glad that they are taking precautions. >> the giants went on to beat the padres two-nothing. tim lincecum pitched seven innings. striking out a season-high eight batters.

the panda added a two run homer in the fourth inning. and closer sergio romo came in and pitched a perfect ninth to earn his eighth save of the year. the giants finish up the series with the padres today with barry zito on the mound. the a's lost again to tampa bay. turning to the n-b-a. after six long years, the golden state warriors are back in the playoffs. it was a tight game, but with one-point-three seconds to go. nuggets guard andre miller sank a layup to lift denver over the warriors 97-to-95. the win gives the nuggets 24 consecutive home wins. fans we spoke with at an east bay sports bar say while they're disappointed by saturday's final but, they're still feeling positive. >> i feel like crap. it is the first game and i'm ready for the second game. >> each team is putting in another effort which shows a

good defensive side of the ball. i think that there were both feeling each other out and we're going to see a big slug fest. >> warriors all-star david lee left the game early in the fourth quarter with a hip injury. fans are hopefull he'll be back for game two. tuesday night in denver. >> let's take a quick look outside this morning. first forecast. new this morning. janu? >> yes, plenty of sunshine. with our approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is going to be a beautiful day for the entire bay area. warmer temperatures with 80s. clear skies for the evening. let us take a look at for the temperatures are. 59 degrees in a san jose. already in the 60s in

concord, santa rosa. and the afternoon highs will see 88 degrees. still, warmer in the inland areas. 80s and los gatos. and upper 60s if you're going to go to the coast. for the north bay, low-mid '80s. 80s and novado. and it is going to be a beautiful day. and we are going to see some 90's on the board. >> still ahead, the journalist hedrick smith will be joining us talking about his new book weather or not the american dream still exists. and this live look at san jose janu will have your complete forecast in them that

your complete forecast, coming up. .

>> for two men involved in

a shooting. hunters point, in san francisco, there was one man shot. and there's no word on any arrest. and richmond police are looking for two men involved in a shooting. it happened around eight last night on griffin drive near san pablo. one man was sent to the hospital. police haven't relased a -- released.. physical description of the suspects. but police say they were seen getting into a white s- u-v after the shooting. and that they appear to have specifically targeted the victim. also, the rock ridge neighborhood he was shot near college ave when they were approached with a person with a gun. and the person left running with nothing and to the shooter had not been available.

>> al michaels was arrested with a misdemeanor, a dui in santa monica. there has been no comment on those charges. the city's decision. also, this charlotte n.c. drag race. this car landed in the grandstand and thankfully, there were only two people hurt in the grandstand that driver was not injured. we will be back.

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>> welcome back. we have a gradual cooling trend. but not much as we go towards tuesday. temperatures 64 degrees. 50s along the peninsula and upper 50s and 60s in the south-bay. with plenty of 80s. 88 degrees in

morgan hill. and the east bay inland hello.the inland- valleys. and as for the east bayshore. low 80s with 82 degrees in oakland. and san leandro. and berkeley, downtown san francisco mid- 70s. if you're going to the beaches? 60s in ocean beach. we will finish it off in the east bay. 83 and sonoma and 83 degrees expected for san rafael. tomorrow, even warmer. 90's. mainly upper 80s along the bay and even low 70's for the coast. >> thank you. >> our next guest has a strong opinion about the fate of the american dream that it is not attainable. vice smith. that that has

dismantled that and his brand new book is called " who stole the american dream ". i think you for joining us. hendrick, you said that this was back from the 1970's. the marty i was looking we were in 2009 when i started on this book. obviously, we were in trouble. 600,000 jobs per month. people were being forced out of their homes and i did enough reporting from pbs and the new york times on the economic stories. i knew that it was going to go back further but i did not call for. there was a power shift in washington with people power. with the 1960's, the 1970's, the heyday of the middle-class. they had welcome prosperity to not sure that today. how could we get from there, to here, today? with bipartisan

partisan politics with no current gridlock or nothing gets done. this is filled with first qua porter's, and the change in economic thinking and what i college economics. in the old today that first ceos want to hope the stakeholders, the owners, the customers, and now, is just hope the shareholders. it is interesting and even in recovery it does not pick up for this. what we have seen is corporate profits going up 20% per year. every year. average income of household 1.4%. there is a huge gap. and the companies are doing well the economy is picking up the middle class is still stuck. why is the economy stock? >> you spoke to a wide variety of spectrum from the the very rich to those in

the middle class and the working class. they all share this concern which is surprising to me that i would think that the upper class feels insulated? certainly, they feel as though the enormous amounts of money they are making city group compared the inequality of wealth in america to it 16th century spain. this is the bank, itself. and yes, i was surprised myself. and i am talking about the jewish community center on monday night, uc-berkeley on tuesday. i've spoken to labor groups, and some extremely wealthy people in florida, north in virginia. almost everywhere were all i find is that it is deeply trouble is that there's something really wrong in this country. yes, there is an exception and acceptance of inequality of income but now, it is 400 times the top

one person is getting thicker% of the capital gains from the capital market. that is they're getting to percent-of the capital gains from the stock market --. and people in washington they do not seem to care. with the top 1% are getting 50 percent of the capital gains. >> a good example would be the gun control that 90 percent of americans wanted some type of background check but the senate turned a deaf ear. >> we see that again and again and on economic issues and what is interesting is that people could not connect something. what i found is that middle- class power. and the days when the middle class was to win well economically they have a strong labor movement. a consumer movement, women's movement, and the peace movement. i noticed earlier that there

was an environmental day. birthday is coming up tomorrow but people are doing this already this week and i forgot about it. birthda on earth day people were demonstrating because there were so angry of pollution. there were demonstrating and now, the next year, congress passed the clean air act. we have forgotten that people and power work. and i think one of the interesting things will be will there be a popular reaction on the vote on the senate on gun- control. it is not just economic issues is that can get power back in the middle class. >> we see that people are frustrated with washington and maybe this will be the final steps? >> if we only can begin at the pronoun. everybody says

that they will fix it, washington will fix it and as long as they say that they will fix it it will not work. the last six is that we've the people. and that is difficult for a journalist. i do not take positions like that. but we will have to end on those less six words. and he will be speaking at the jewish community center in san francisco if you'd like more information jcccsf.org/ar rts hendricks smith, thank you you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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bombing suspect dzhokar tsarnaev. hull of a boat where he was boat's owner. another picture captures the police's camera-rigged robot going into the boat revealing the suspect's hiding space. police say. with the help of these photos, they were able to apprehend the severely injured suspect. >> the ambulance stopped and the paramedics came out and i handed the child to him.

and i said that he has a head injury. >> this fall helped reassure that he was okay. the first responders and ordinary citizens that were also stepping up. >> you were one of the pictures of heroism with the cover of time magazine. >> it was more than just me. and the boston police department at district 4. and there were plenty of people that helped. >> off our hats off to the officers and all the first responders. that is it for kron 4 news weekend this sunday thank you for watching. we will see you next saturday morning. and also tonight at 8:00 p.m.. ♪