the home. two men are dead it does not seem to be random at this location. those for all random shootings app the college. here they seem to be connected to the shooter. and you are from neighbors there is some sort of divorce. one man 11 sun life to live with his mom the other with his father there has been a bitter divorce. neighbors are hearing the words right now, inside the home the father and one of the suns may be dead. we are waiting to hear any other developments. all

schools in santa monica were on locked down. and block away today was graduation, a lot of kids were trying to head out to graduation. but they werthis was happening. >> pam: christina, we need clarification can you help us please? >> reporter: >> pam: has one of the suspects and killed and is there another person that made it that the police suspect may be involved in all of this? >> reporter: still a lot of questions. what we understand at this point the person that are suspect or person interest as police are calling him appears to be dead inside the home but

they're very sketchy on the details right now about the second person of interest. one person has been taking into consideration but the alleged shooter is dad. >> pam: so we understand that their sixth victims? one shooter that is dead at this point and authority stating that it could be others that who may have been killed at this point? >> reporter: to parts of that, a lot of people were shot firefighting a lot of people that were shot are in critical edition at the hospital right now. pish police officers are getting giving us all the details is seems like one person one other person has expired at hospital. >> pam: christina, i think

so much for the update from santa monica or at least six people are dead and a shooter and possible person of interest. this is a fluid in slowed incident that is developing. we will continue to follow this and bring you updates >> pam: breaking news a home on dealing with highway for. grant with the details? >> reporter: online's have just read opened about the lanes and traffic is moving slowly as commuters are trying to get where they're headed to knight this afternoon tonight friday. this is right where

interstate 680 comes together with highway 4 and this area right here is what we are talking about. i thought struck that slipped on to its side of the overpass. this happened about 345 this afternoon on lanes have been shut down for bart and hour. they just opened minutes ago i received the car is here not doing very well. so a major a mr traffic issue we will give you more updates as we get them. >> pam: to give us more information can use at the same officer? >> reporter: it looks like and had to vehicles on

eastbound highway 4 and those vehicles >> those bills along with a dump truck was flipped over on southbound 4680 about two minutes ago we opened the freeway to get everything cleaned up. and hopefully we can clear things up and get a little bit better for people out there. >> pam: officer thank you for your update, and it looks is seems like there's some problem with your connection the we do appreciate it.

now at fivef >> pam: tonight to kron4 shows you the criminal career with the murderous rampage right here. >> at age 53 he was pronounced dead taking yen admitted and then friday morning at 910 a m pronounced dead this a san quentin prison spokesperson >> he passed away from natural causes the actual

autopsy is under way. >> could this have been a suicide? or someone had made him sick? >> no. >> reporter: but he did talk about how he had been like at san quentin. >> he was serving a model inmate while he was here. he had prevention of contraband of items that he should not have said. he was not necessarily a nice guy behind san quentin. >> reporter: ramirez was locked up in the adjustments center. promises said that he spent much of his time

writing letters, lots of them. received and sent out dozens of letters every week. ramirez had become withdrawn should refusing to see anyone anyone and keep accurate including his wife. >> reporter: the lieutenant is offering even more details about america's life behind bars. i will have that news coming not including how he treated the other inmates and privileges because of his privileges rejected because of his behavior. kron 4 news >> reporter: richard ramirez was born and help pass on 1916, his childhood was not a happy one his father abused him at age of 16

passes this he was he dropped out of school and began using drugs. at the age of 13 he was present when a customer could his wife by shooting her in the face. >> lock your doors locked in one dose if you have security devices by all means please use them. >> reporter: his picture when up to newspapers and television station spirit of restore the first his crime spree ended. . ramirez was almost beaten to death by a mob. r.i. accounting jail

with a mob of 50 officers. his trial lasted for years marked by frequent outbursts. >> and will not come back in here and do you understand this. this trial is a joke! >> reporter: and all 13 andrés and five attempted murders with 11 sexual assaults and 14 burglaries' l'amour's receive the death penalty and one more trip to court. >> i know that he is and nice person and i know that. >> is convicted of 13 murders >> i know. >> reporter: he married one

of the use of my errors. >> serial killers do on a small scale with governments to honor large scale. they are a product of their times and these are bloody times. >> reporter: it wasn't until 2009 that dna evidence connected marist to the crimes. murder in the basement all residential hotel where she lived with her family lanier's have been living at a couple nearby locations. >> pam: we are going to have more on the night stalker case coming up with communications from the set

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>> pam: couple we mentioned thatmei leung was murdered in san francisco in 1985.but it >> pam: as you've heard, the bulk of occurred in southern >> pam: california. but it was police officers here in san francisco, who were the ones led to his actual capture. >> pam: with that part of the story. >> reporter:pam, in 1985 san francisco police chief greg suhr was an officer assigned to a special task that was tasked with tracking down the night stalker. at that point they didn'tall they knew was that he killings in southern francisco. at a news conference today, the chief said it was a san francisco ultimately identified the ramirez when he linked the >> we did not have the crime data warehouse that standard he will down all the numbers that was listed and as the

story goes, premier is gave a peace and restore injury to a girlfriend. she figured it was stolen and voted and contacted police a came back to the peace to the property from the bird early bird glory. from the burglary. the picture went out and he was taken into custody. seoul >> reporter: the physical evidence that mean the two crimes and that is how he was captured. >> reporter: he lived here at the time and severe in much the steer was similar to the zebra killings that was going on. >> reporter:more coverage ahead on the death of the 'nightas we told you -- kron 4 broke this news first this morning.

>> pam: at 5-30, we'll sit down with our reporter who got the that >> pam: it is not just a phone record start being mined action it is actually the activity. responds to the recent reports of government >> pam: of snooping. >> reporter: a back door into our most internet companies to the beckham marchers to the people are doing and now it is out in the open. how he is justifies the monitoring of phone calls, and internet activity. plus -- reaction from bay

>> reporter: not to spy on america's but people in other countries that made pose a threat to america. >> reporter: these are the companies that are receiving mind or data microsoft and aol, you to, stipe and from box is coming soon to the west. yahoo, google, and microsoft are the top three. this is a type of information that they are monitoring: about transfers, and video conferencing, social media. an eccentric

>> do not know what prism is they have not heard of its day are not aware of any back doors of the government use. they take the users' privacy very seriously part. according to a >> reporter: according to the present program is legal. >> of the rise by congress and bipartisan majorities have approved them congress is 10 continually briefed on how these are conducted. there's a whole range of safecard involved. and federal judges are overseeing the entire program through out. some information and is classified. but there are

checks in dollars is to make sure there's no abuse. >> reporter: mr. obama also talked affordable health care with growing pains and incoming obama care. with varying levels of health coverage bolster is next. >> pam: >> jacqueline: from san mateo bridge is pretty hot out there today is see the satellite picture. very warm and look and our inland valleys with one of two in plaza 10, a 89 at antioch was 91 in nevada and

sunnyvale at this hour. this is the default is still lingering there it is going to be even hunter out there tomorrow. with the marine influence on the bay area. into sunday the fog will return into the wide spread bay area. '60s and '70s to start the day quite a warm up. in to the 2:00 hour a hint into the triple digits best pink on your screen. it was a mild if not want and to the evening's tomorrow. thus take a look at temperatures in your neighborhood tomorrow. san francisco not that with anyone in san mateo and the

eastern shore's the seventh in the '70s the '80s as long, east bay in a vowel is we will hit the '90s and three digits. 99 in antioch 91, 91 and livermore. 89 in san jose, 864 mountain view and the mountain view in the eighties tonight the temperatures as well. extended forecast tomorrow another hot day not a scorcher but still a nice hot day. >> reporter: police presence in san monaco with six people dead and the gunman also deceased with a total

of seven people. the gunman killed in the library with the shootout. then there are going to take you live at the scene at 530. police are still not sure if the gunman acted alone or is there a potential second sub suspect coming up later in the kron 4 news. ♪

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flooding and storm surge over the next two days. we will have a report from the scene --- ahead. >> jacqueline: and look at our current conditions of very hot out there with upper 90s in antioch and concord low 90s to marron [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: convicted serial killer richard ramirez, the man known as the night stalker, is dead. it's a story kron4 broke first this morning. >> pam: ramirez was on death row -- for killing 13 people in the eighties, some in the bay area, others in southern california, he is said to have satanic symbols on his victims. our reporter alecia reid was the first to break this story. she is here now how it all happened. alecia? r >> reporter: pam is my day

off and was volunteering to organization to that connects children with their incarcerated parents. basically standing on the side of the gate waiting for the bus to get there. a call comes and to officer ssc will be there in the back and a second pieces you would not believe what happened? i said what happened? he said is that. as it will be right back and literally ran out the gate and ran down to the car rabbi fall into a quick e- mail and ran back inside to the kids. and now the phones were off the hook since then. >> pam: with kind of prison mate he has been for the all

these years? >> reporter: he was only allowed to walk in the yard by himself. he was not compliant. and on top of that he was only allowed three hours of yard time for three days of the week. so when he became sick for five days he returned to the present and after he left the prison he returned to the hospital and on wednesday this week he died this morning >> pam: was he was surprised were they surprised of his staff because he was reasonably beyond. are? >> reporter: he was in and

out of the house though and for a couple of days he remained half hospital then went back fan and passed. he was a talk tough cookie while he was there a tough guy who did not want to follow rules. >> pam: >> reporter: a shooting spree that ended at a college campus just a short while ago. police swarmed a part of the los angeles area not normally seen as dangerous - this after a gunman apparently opened fire on a santa monica college campus police are not certain that he acted alone. still searching for any act of suspect spirit this all started earlier in the day

at a different location off campus. the suspect went into that house and shot and killed two people there and then set it on fire. making his way to the campus but while doing sell he shot two more people and then to more on campus sold a six and a total of six people died. they are not a hundred percent certain that this man who seems to be around age 25 acted along. we will continue to stay on top of this story a deadly shooting in southern california and santa monica. >> jacqueline: upper 90s it

with places like concord and antioch in santa rosa. sound temperatures in the fifties and low 60's in the south bay. by the noon hour would get all the 90 degree readings. we will look at the one to the address in the neighborhood coming up. >> jacqueline: >> pam: from georgia to maine looking at the flooding call so far. last

month. >> reporter: roaays across the south with down trees and close streets making it challenging to get around. >> pretty bad it just getting worse and worse. >> >> reporter: flipping a boat and stepping trees in half. >> i didn't hear it coming. >> reporter: tearing apart this route in its past and his in its path. >> i put the fun out and looked up the tv i put to find out and looked out the window is was live tree passing by. >> reporter: as you see in

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>> reporter: including the walking dead in the vampire diaries. authorities first investigator her husband after she called the f b i, but officials say they questioned her credibility after interviewing her. authorities say this case is unrelated to the investigation of james everett bush, a mississippi man accused of sending letters containing risen to the president and other public officials back in april. >> jacqueline: '60s but here is the change over the hours. of just one degree in half moon bay. of 16

degrees in pleasanton and livermore. 16 degrees warmer today in santa rosa as well. 11 degrees in fremont and san jose. so, as well within our current conditions lamar is at 100 degree mark right now. livermore is at 100 degrees. the fog is already at the golden gate bridge. tomorrow temperatures are harder than what we thought today with widespread fog so here's a look if futurecast schtick is o'clock morning getting into the 90s by noon as we had and to the

letter of the day for the evening hours stand definitely on the upside. temperatures in the '60s for san francisco 81 for san mateo. not too bad for east bay shores. temperatures in the upper 90s in triple digits and one-on-one and livermore 984 pleasanton. 98 and pleasant town. and mix of '80s and '90s and tullahoma him during this century mark. another scorcher but by sunday and monday the fog will return with a vengeance and the temperatures will drop by to tend to 20 degrees.

you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. >> pam: plastic phillip the friday evening commute at the golden gate bridge you can barely see the bridge but what we thought we could tell the traffic is moving. and the san mateo bridge look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible.

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>>often when the dog get into to trouble the owner might run out to save them dog then they drive too see these two woman both are carrying babies if there was a rough wave or even a strong rip tide it spell disaster >> reporter:and for the little ones ankle deep and parents stay really close and hold the little ones, hold their hands >> reporter:roberts from stockton was holding his kids hand he was in knee deep water then something happened i walked down a hole i grab the kids and i walked back real quick >> reporter:now he spoke really fast but in short while wading in the water he dropped down in a 1 foot hole. so he grabbed his son and headed back. scarry huh? >> reporter:look i want you to have fun at ocean beach, but please be safe you and your dog in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t.

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>> jacqueline: surly a scorcher out there, this afternoon remains very hot with livermore 100.

tomorrow even hotter than today you just a preview of those temperatures with more triple digits in a number of places. was up more coming up. >> pam: will bring you the latest on the crime spree at the same month a college. the president offered spoke of affordable health care those stories tonight kron 4 news look at 'em.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. within >> pam: and santa monica community colleges college in southern california. spokespersons as five people died another victim died at

possible another one's suspect shot and killed by police. one person of interest is held by police. this was finals we get to school and not considered a dangerous area. katie l. christina the tucci would do we know? >> reporter: pam, what an emotional day this has been. we heard the number of people that have died none of the reporters could believe it because all that we knew was that two people had died at a home a quiet community right near school. a tremendous shooting spree we are receiving reports from witnesses and

neighbors, the son of the father that live in this house. that is what we are hearing right now and the people inside could be the the sun or his brother and father both for the people that live there. and we do have that one person is dead at this point. making him possibly to the suspect and the person of interest. i will give you the latest as it develops. >> pam: another major story you learned about a kron for this morning richard ramirez a serial killer also not as the night stalker has died at the age of 53. known to kill 13 people to of the

victims and seven francisco. he died while awaiting severance he died while waiting. >> reporter: they are telling us what his life was about behind san quentin. he was not well liked and he faced a lot measures. richard ramirez -- the serial killer known as "the people. terisa -- what have you ramirez -- the inmate? state prison officials tell general hospital friday underway to reveal the official cause of death. >> reporter:in the meantime, kron four is learning much

more about ramirez's life here at san almost half of his life death row. this is lt. sam robinson. >>not a model prisoner. >> reporter: often facing discipinary repeatedly broke prison rules. himself? >> reporter: was put in a different section called the adjustmebnt center where he had few privledges. robinson says often ramirez read and watching a few television stations. he watched some tv, like kron four. >> reporter:ramirez also got into a physical confrontation with another inmates several years ago. robinson says in the past few years, ramirez refused to go out into the yard and socialize, he also refused to see visitors, including his wife shown here who he married at san quentin in 1996. as we mentioned, kron-4 was the first to break this story. and it's all reporters -- alecia reid. us. alecia -- two

questions. >> they said he was sharp as a text and tell all full capacities. >> reporter: >> pam: >> reporter: disorganization that we cannot the children with their incarcerated parents so today we were standing for the last of the buses to a rise. on the grounds of san quentin i am inside the gates. the information officer receives a phone call, he is on the

phone call for a few seconds and then get off and says you will not believe what happened? i said at what does it? he says premiere's has died. i ran right to the car in another station and in has been off the hook since it started car air waves busy. he returned to the hospital wednesday and died this morning. so since you've been on death row he was not compliancy was not a fan of rules. >> pam: certainly a notorious character. what else did it guards say? about the tepals prisoner he was in the his his debut with other criminal prisoners?

>> reporter: he had three hours in the yard when for three days by himself was completely alone. >> pam: containing our coverage for two years andfor two years, areas in southern and northern california were on high alert. residents felt terrorizedby the" and later "the nightstalker." >> pam: we take a look at richard ramirez's crimes. and for that, kron-4's grant lodes is live in studio. grant? >> reporter: his father abused him and at the age of 13 he was present when his cousin murders his what wife by shooting her in her face. he dropped out of school and started using drugs by time he was 25 he had drifted west.

>> reporter: in the summer of 1985 lost angeles was a city in fear. law >> your doors locked your windows if you have to provide security devices bid by all means do so. >> reporter: the victims were all ages in the attack range from los angeles to north to the south bay area. police were finally able to connect think your friends to the crimes that he had committed. on august 31st his crime spree ended spotted try to steal a car. ramirez was almost beaten to death by a mob. arriving to arriving at the jail was a test of 50 cops.

>> i will not come back in here again this trial is a joke! >> reporter: finally a verdict >> richard ramirez guilty of murder. >> reporter: 11 sexual assaults in 14 burglaries and murders he received the death penalty and one more trip to court with the murder for the murder of the bay area couple. >> reporter: he also attracted several female admirer spirit >> i now and no and miami's nine >> he's convicted of 14 murders >> i know. >> reporter: on its initial he gave for is action. >> serial killers to what government to honor large area. their product of these

bloody times. >> reporter: premiere's also to the look of this girl, his most recent victim linked to a ramirez in the basement of her home pandered it wasn't until 2009 that the 8 d in evidence linter to her killer. >> pam: >> pam: coming up a little later. we'll talk with the chief of the san francisco police department -- greg suhr. what he remembers about the richard ramirez case. that's coming up in about seven minutes. >> pam: president obama is in the los angeles area now. here is his arrival there, after speaking at a fundraiser in san jose this morning. the president was expected >> pam: to only speak for five minutes. but he ended up tripling that. and even took questions. kron-4's grant lodes watched his speech. and he's live in studio with the highlights. grant

>> reporter: >> will soon be able to buy quality affordable care just like everyone else. here's how it, states like health care setting up new mark online marketplace is beginning october 1st of this year you can comparison shop on a rate of private health insurance plans side- by-side. just like your point on line to compare cars. that means insurance companies what action had to compete for your business. q. are nearly one of the americans have insurance or medicaid 3 or your interest your employer you will not have to do a thing. benefits

like pre preventive care, checkup or flu or mammograms. it is important for us to recognize or acknowledge this isorking sed e . when you are implementing a program this large and will be hiccups. every single customer will be covered by the benefits under the slot permanently. >> pam: our team coverage on the health care debate continues. there is much debate about exactly what exactly the president's health care reform will look like when it takes effect january 1st here in california. kron four's rob fladeboe has president's plan.

>> reporter:as the president was talking up his affordable health care reform >>plan inside the fairmont hotel, outside, these folks were wondering out loud just how affordable it will be. those loopholes, say critics, include regulations and mandates that will drive up the cost of insurance for people who buy it on their >> reporter: 1 atown. one analysis concludes young, healthy people could see their premiums double. but low income people and those without any insurance will benefit says a spokeswoman for valley medical center, the county's largest public hospital. >> for patients is even to this to sign up for health plan not using more

expensive services. >> reporter: even some supporters of obama's plan concede non- group insurance consumers will pay more, especially in more affluent parts of the bay area, orange county and san diego. but others say it's a small price to pay to covered. speak >> been for myself i will happily go to a doctor that i was told to go to if it meant that the others would want to receive health care. i think it is about a little self sacrifice on our part. >> reporter: in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> jacqueline: and the north bay we hit 92. 97 out in concord sold there are lots of '90s out there today. we had 74 and san francisco.

temperatures of 13 degrees and concord today, 16 in pleasanton and 13 ill livermore. tonight of returning to t the coastline is already here along the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the '80s and '90s will stay hot tomorrow by sunday a bit cool down. >> pam: peter lee -- the executive director of the california health benefit exchange -- just last week claimed that the affordable care act would decrease premiums here in the state. but a report by forbes analyzed the numbers and that may not report by forbes analyzed tlook at them kids.t may not [ sigh ]

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>> pam: he was also willing to two murders here in san francisco at the time severs the school's current police chief was the officer in a special unit test was capturing the night stalker. morning.

>> reporter: >> he did not but he says that it was a troubling time. that is for police but for residents as >> well> i remember when we would get the briefings to what he did with the women and children there was some pretty tough cops and i knew it but i can tell you most if ng in the city everyone had a gun in their sweat pants. growing up in san francisco was a little kid we were scared of the zodiac, the zebra or other terms your skin of different people. he will be at the top of my list as living in san francisco during that time remember p.m. on the 6164 at one time where they keep a

lot of the suspects were awaiting trial and he was sort in the window to standing near a rocket was a picture window. imagines finding that guy in your closet. i mean, i tell you he was if you looked up evil in the dictionary there would be a picture costly of richard ramirez in there. >> reporter: they identified him as richer meers leaking from a burglary. >> pam: a difficult time then. >> jacqueline: we are planned to see hot conditions tomorrow with temperatures in the '80s and '90s for much of the bay area. in an as we had until

sunday and monday we are going to see cooler air cooler weather as the fall returns. as we had in to the noon hour we will see we is in an ninety's temperatures for a number of locations here on our screen. within all the pink popping up that represents triple digits. heating up into the triple digits widespread for the bay area. into the evening, is pretty warm especially away from the immediate coast line. 65 and ocean bay, 634 bay city. for east bay shore is largely in the '80s 83 in union city and hayward. and our inland

valley this is where we will hear it still the sizzle with one-on-one and down a pleasanton and antioch conditions will largely be in the low 90s. 984 mountain view and the north bay '80s and '90s. fairfield with 100 exactly, and 94 in santa rosa. pelican are for the extended forecast for tomorrow until sunday and monday things will cool down in a hurry with sea breeze winds. per share in the fog into our inland valleys in causing temperatures to drop close to 20 degrees. we will be back

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in a killing spree in santa monica has lost seven people dead including an suspect he has the latest and the details. san quentin. >> >> reporter: they were killed in the house was set on fire. a witness across the street says the the shooter can moss side all in black with a military

assault style weapons and a semiautomatic weapon. hijacked the car and shot someone else. and then police lay out this unreel number of incidents across the monica today. five to six different locations where the seven shot up different people. in the library of a summer college a literal shooed out people were shot and killed by campus police here. cap is pleased and not get into those troubles for it often but now they have to be aware and alert. they are holding the second percent of interests to see that he or she does not did not have anything to do with what happened today.

>> reporter: at the moment it does not appear to of be any more people who have been kled by him. but police are saying six people were killed in a series of eight different as a dense from around noon on. at the santa monica college the gunman himself. >> pam: thank you for that an update tonight >> jacqueline: we hit 1 02 and antioch with 103 in pleasanton and were near the trouble digits and. right

now to tremaine really warm with one of two in and antioch in pleasanton. still in the upper 80s in sunnyvale. a lot cooler by the coast. tomorrow will be another hot day with 90 readings. 1990 and l.p. the. 90 enthalpy the one known to and livermore. this is where you had if you want to beat the heat 72 in san for cisco. another hot day tomorrow and to sunday and monday big changes seabury's winds picking that up and that will bring this about a 10 to 20 closedown into that will bring this about a 10 to 20 closedown into sundayfor our families...

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>> or do you have a vivid recollection of things? learn to sort of box off things that need to be remembered and others you can sort of let go. >>de la rionda: unpleasant things you want to put to the side? white: no, not necessarily remember you. >> reporter: when zimmerman's defense team accused the prosecutor of deliberately withholding key evidence from trayvon martin's cell phone.

>>we caught you hiding the information and we confronted you about it and you never gave it to us. >> reporter:at issue images in the teen's phone of a handgun and marijuana and texts seemingly a about a gun deal. >> reporter:prosecutor bernie de la rionda says the defense was given everything. but a tech expert from the state attorney's own office testified he too was concerned not all of the phone's contents had been handed over. and now fears speaking out will cost him his job. >>kruidbos: do you think that potential was worth the risk you took in exposing it? >>yes i do. >> reporter: >> i think all of the information being shared is important to make sure it's a fair trial. >> reporter: judge deborah nelson postponed any decision until after trial.

>> reporter: the infamous 9- 11 call that captured the screams and gunshot the night martin died. the defense wants to block one expert's analysis that martin is the one pleading for help and begging for his life. a senior audio engineer with the fbi testified the recording's quality is too poor to make an interpretation and warns against any attempt to do so. >> from my experience what's going to happen to the output, it never comes out, but that number would be completely meaningless, confusing. it might mislead in the worst place. just what the jury will get to hear about the call is considered by many to be the most crucial question in this already contentious case. martin savidge, cnn >> reporter: zimmerman's trial will officially begin on monday. in court tomorrow -- when three defense experts will offer their opinions. stay with kron-4 as we will follow this trial and bring you the latest. >> reporter:president obama weighed-in on the story of government data mining

today. americans are incensed over an eroding sense of privacy. >> reporter: opposed to the government's phone surveillance program had a chance to raise concerns. one democrat tells c-n-n's dana bash he's been trying to alert americans about the information mining program for years. >> i went to the floor, i offered amendments, i did everything possible short of leaking and i would never leak any material. i came out with the smaller amount of votes but i continue to push for this, i've continued to draw attention to it and i'm going to continue to do so today. >> reporter:the senator from colorado says he's even questioned some of his own colleagues who say the government monitoring programs have prevented terrorist attacks. x >> reporter:a grand jury in cleveland returned an indictment this afternoon against ariel castro -- the cleveland kidnap suspect.

>> reporter:his indictment includes 139 counts of rape, 177 conts of kidnapping and seven counts of gross sexual impostiion. there's another count on the indictment for aggravated murder -- charging castro with the termination of amanda berry's pregnancy. >> reporter:these indictments cover only the period of august of 2002 until february of 2007. hereould be a host of more charges in the final six years of captivity for the three cleveland women. >> pam: coming up in spores and gary and his lovely wife lisa. in an epic to the biggest stars in tennis highlights from the french open gary has those highlights next

>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: world number one novak angel of fitch delta one job of that is so brilliant. he kim lionel richer you all night long. here we go to the fifth really tremendous tremendous match 97 and of this set. now dell is now 581 including five wins over joke of it. joke of it to williams sisters, but when you have a match like that international stars, be great. frank yellow and

mainstay for almost nine years was let go to that. guess why? but pay after a while the winds are what matters. wens when. >> gary: here's eric reed, no. 1 draft pick. expected to replace the departed charente goldson. dashon goldson. norman plays little

bit on a different play dylan is something totally different from the last more mental than it was in college. >> gary: member the daysman football season started in late july and baseball season on season. what would you do if you were my words? >> jacqueline: you are such a murder. martyr. >> gary: i do not even smoke but i need something in my hand. you know? >> gary: you are always working, almost always working. working the crowd.

i like that! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: tiger is going to be hooked up with a master chef adam scott with former no. 1 rory mcllroy. that is a great group woods, scott and mcllroy in arizona. here is a little bit of cubistic is a young fan and of our staff they look for the most attractive person, and there she is. >> gary: we always laugh

watching the giants game because they are ripping fans when they cleaned down to get the ball over the railing accept what it is an attractive woman. and when it is an attractive woman it is ok. if i had my say, i would hire all on attractive people. you will find out who really want to hear the news. that is my goal one day, to hire all unattractive people to broadcast the news. (laughter) >> gary: are you ready to go with tonight's female, young lady?

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is by all accounts if you do not account tearing up an apartment he is a good guy. like for him to finish off this year and let him make his decision. >>, lincecum and killed a baby! no do it babying! >> reporter: he's going to get blamed if the raiders did not win. they thought that he allows someone from sports illustrated to come in and do good article about his father and to much information was given about this person. >> agreed. just

>> because you like lebraun so much! >> gary: i know that he is not michael jordan might now. i know for some people he has a little bit too street amber jordan was really polished. but when no one was looking he did his dirty work. i should worry about myself but this guy has all the way to the top. >> you are a great basketball player as a nation point how good are you now? >> gary: i was good when i was good at 21 but i quit

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>> inside the home of ozzie and hairette. >> and the diet dr pepper hottie. right now internet meets tv to bring you celebrity news 24/7, "omg! insider." brad pitt's world war z media blitz surprising fans. hi, everyone. i'm thea andrews. >> and i'm michael yo. we're going to be diving into a lot tonight, including kim kardashian's claim that the paparazzi are threatening her life. and the latest on paris jackson's suicide attempt. is it linked to a new bombshell claim that michael isn't her father? but first we start with brad pitt giving fans the surprise of a lifetime, showing up unexpectedly in four cities in just one day. is this just the beginning of brad's media blitz? it's trending now. >> really nice to be here. >> brad pitt on a whirlwind tour. lots of secrecy.