of the specialized rigs from the airport that fatally ran over the 16 year old as she lay on the ground covered with foam extinguishwed by the fire crews. pushed to discuss how something so awful could have happened. the chief solemly said they are doing all they can to figure that out. >> i want to assure you we are looking into our response to see about improvements. >> reporter: the sf police department is investigating the incident. as well as the ntsb in their probe of the entire crash. chief hayes white says their department has reached out to the chinese consulate to talk with the family. >> this was a difficult job, i continue to be very proud of our representatives. on this very difficult job. 32:16 we have reached out, heart broken saving lives many lives saved, but sensitve to deaths. >> reporter: san mateo,

terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> catherine: new at five. we a look at president obama delivering a historic speech today at the white house. also, this special white foam spring out an oakland fire truck is used for airplane fires. this works as a blanket. >> you want to smother to take the oxygen away. that was the case to extinguish the fuel. this was at >> reporter: cleat oakland airport, this $1 million truck carries 3,000 gal. per foam and at $25,000 per gallon. this real emergency. this would be much thicker. that would be more difficult

on what to see. >> is it difficult to see through this? >> yes and it depends on the circumstances. it is one of those things were is a lot of conditions. >> to the touch it feels like bubbles. >> slimy. pinot odor. >> and it slowly start to disappear with -- no odor. and also, if it works to smother flames. justin waldman in oakland, kron 4 news. >> the president delivering a historic speech today at the whitethe president entered the house. trayvon martin discussion.using his own experiences as a black man to provide context to a situation that has gripped america, and prompted protests throughout the u-s. >> when trayvon martin was first shot i said that this would have been my son.

another way of saying that is that trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. when you think about why, the african american community there is a lot of pain surrounding what happened. i think that it is important to recognize the african american community is looking at this issue from a devastating experience and historical. this does not go away. many of these are painted and the statistics show that african-american boys are more violent using that as an excuse.. this was treated

differently. >> we've posted the president's website - kron- 4.com. and at 5:30 tonight.hear why the president is now questioning florida's controversial stand your ground law. >> catherine: a crime in san jose is raising eyebrows. a man was robbed at gunpoint and then pistol-whipped by three women. also, still no talks on the part of negotiations.

haazig madyun of our people are still here in meetings. with that being said on the august 4th. with major sticking points like monetary. often the we have had no economic exchange in the last 12 days. >> we will continue to create a new environment for negotiations. >> reporter: with both time running out on each side. >> i hope that this is understood that this is a very grave situation. >> we are here to negotiate a fair contract. and one

that is sustainable for the system. haazig madyun >> happy friday. this is a live look from our roof cam lots of sunshine from downtown san francisco but more clouds through the clouds over the golden gate. temperatures right now it is really heating up. antioch, 98 degrees upper 60s in oakland. another widespread attempts for today. here is what we're expecting for this evening. get ready for the heat with coastal fog temperatures topping out and the mid '80s. >> this crime in san jose is raising eyebrows. talk with the family.

a crime in san jose is raising eyebrows. a man was robbed at gunpoint three women. fladeboe reports - it happened right in the heard the san jose state university campus. >> reporter: unnerving and shocking are among the words used by summer school students, staff and faculty in reaction to the news that a man was beaten and robbed here at san jose state on thursday evening. there was still plenty of light when the attack occurred shortly after 8 pm not far from busy clark hall. the adult male victim, who is not a student, says he was jumped by the three women, who approached from behind. one of them brandished a firearm. >> if around 8:0 ft., he was approached by three suspects. he wanted what he described was a handgun. and they removed his property which was described as a laptop. >> many people learned about this from text messaging.

there were no arrests on the campus. however, it still this is an act of claseemed. >> this is still--active. >> yes, try to leave the building at the same time perhaps with the somebody walking with you. >> to not go out alone. and also what people are going to do what they're going to battle for now, there are north plans to increase patrols on campus. there are treating this as an isolated incident. this is still an urban environment with access to anybody. robbery, others learned ofmessage. police searched the entire campus but made no arrests. the alert seems to have gotten the attention of the suspects are students, describing them only as being african-american. two >> still, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news, thank you.

>> this wildfire, on interstate 80. >> and also, othi texas captive situationthe music festival "outside lands" - and the city of san francisco are being sued why one concert goer says she wasn't kept safe. that's coming up. 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.

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against their will for up to ten years. >> "when you saw these people being taken out, what did you think?" touched my heart. i mean, i feel for them. i don't know >> reporter: neighbors say they had no idea what was going on. windows. the door was nailed shut. inside, police found eight people. four elderly men, three of them too weak and malnourished to walk. and four apparently mentally disabled women. >> "one of them seemed to think he was picked up off the street and brought here. in exchange for beer and cigarettes and a place to stay, he had to turn over his social security check." >> reporter: police have not released the charges against the one man arrested, the case resembles one of northern california's most notorious mass murders. sacramento landlady dorothea puente, shown here in kron footage from 1988, was charged with murdering nine tenants for their social securiity checks. puente was sentenced to life in prison. that's where she died two years ago at the age of 82.

>> catherine: detroit was turned down today for bankruptcy protection. now, there are concerns that detroit will hear have to start selling off assets. current a detroit's city manager says that that is not going to happen. >> we in the city are giving some breathing room in the filing of chapter 9 and the automatic " stay ". >> catherine: this decision will be appealed most however, are retired. >> catherine: the owner of the cabin that burned down during the manhunt for rogue l-a police oficer christopher dorner wants to be paid for the

damage. candace martin is suing san bernardino county for 420- thousand dollars. she tear gas canisters set her cabin on fire and deputies let it burn. dorner killed four people during a february rampage that led to a shootout at the cabin. he then killed himself. >> two people who survived the movie theater shootings in aurora, colorado, hope to turn the terrifying memory into a positive one. they're getting married - on the one-year anniversary of the shooting. kirstin davis and eugene han were in the theatre when shooter james holmes opened fire. bullets hit eugene in the hip and the knee as he shielded kristin. it took him months to recover -- 12 people died and dozens were injured. the couple is getting married tomorrow.one year to the day later. the two have known each other since grade school.and say they got closer because of the tragedy.

>> today we're learning that the massive mountain fire buring in southern california is believed to have been quote "human caused." the exact cause is still under investigation as the fire rages for the fifth day. as of right now only 15 percent contained. this is near the town of idle-wild.just west of palm springs. about 6000 people have been evcuated as the fire grows to more than 35 square miles. nearly 3000 firefighters and more than a dozen aircraft are currently working the fire. also two large firefighting aircrafts from the california air national guard are also ready to take to the air. once their help is requested.

been en been of the smoke from those wildfires are maki their way into the east bay hills. you see that red sunset. this is a live look of the golden gate, with fog. still, downtown plenty of sunny skies but coastal fog once again. and it is going to be mild purify with 1,500 ft.. and by tomorrow. that temperatures. tomorrow, more sunshine and it is going to be hot. it will be a cool down with more clouds and the forecast. san francisco, 64. and 70's, fairfield, livermore, 90 degrees. the satellite & righter, woofs high is getting a bit closer. we will see even warmer conditions and even

beyond that it will cool things down but typical summer pattern. morning clouds and fog. let us check out those temperatures for tomorrow. half moon bay, 70's. downtown san francisco, 70's. nice and comfortable with 80s in san jose. 70's for mountain view. los gatos, '90s. temperatures are also going to be pretty nice. with 70's in union city. inland will see the hottest conditions with '90s and walnut creek. 90's in pittsburgh, antioch, san ramon. and 98 degrees and the north bay. temperatures are also looking pretty good. seven and nine in mill valley and your kron 4 7 day around the bay we are going to check it out with a bit

muddy. we are watching a monsoon moisture with a bid -- monday --. m monday --- muggy >> catherine: a 21-year-old woman is suing the organizers of the outside lands festival the music festival held each august in golden gate park. the woman was sexually assaulted at the festival - and says there was not enough security. her lawyer talked to kron four news. >> my client was taken into the forest and was raped. our allegations are that there wasn't enough security. there was a lot of security at the front gate to make sure no one got into the concert free but there was no security in the wooded area where three rapes occurred. and this area which was a wooded area as i mentioned there was all kinds of other criminal activites going on. there was drug use going on there, police had found needles,all kinds of other issues so it was an area that was known for crime occurring, it was an area that they could have put fences to keep people out of

there or have security checking it out. >> catherine: more than 180,000 people attended the three day festival. a quick look at traffic at the golden gate bridge. traffic as usual will be just fine. a bit slower on the 680. stay with us.

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andrea: he just made it racial. he can't take sides as a president of a multicultural country. cathy: it's time to face the cultural divide. everything he said is true. it makes you think and feel for every young african american male who has been treated like they have a horrible disease. >> we're always looking for you to weigh in - you can joint he conversation here on our kron-4 facebook fan page. and coming up in six minuets.we'll hear more from the president.as he wonders what if trayvon martin had a gun, and felt threatened by george zimmerman who was following him. could he have been justified in shooting zimmerman. that's coming up. -- in 6 minutes... [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm.

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>> catherine: ahead on kron 4 news at 5-30 the president talks about the zimmerman verdict in very personal terms. what he's asking the nation to do. also - a second juror comes forward -- to detail his trial. and an off-duty deputy happens to be in the right place -- as a robbery unfolds. the details ahead.

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. president obama is speaking out. >> if this be in ambiguous response. >> challenging americans to do the not guilty ruling in the death of trayvon martin. today the president made a surpsise speech - a landmark speech really - addressing race.and it's long and complicated role in society. he also offered suggestions for how we can improve race relations in america. he outlined three ideas. one: better training for local police departments. have the justice department, governors and

mayors work to facilitate a training program reduces mistrust and reduces instances of racial profiling. second: examine state and local laws to make sure the laws are not designed to encourage confrontations and tragedies. we heard mister obama reference florida's controverisal stand your ground law in the sound bite just a moment ago. lastly.the president wants americans to think about how we can support and bolster african american boys.he asks is there more we can be doing to give these boys a sense that their country cares about them and is willing to invest in them. at 6.addresses florida's controversial stand your ground law. george zimmerman is not getting his gun back, at least for now. the justice department is requesting a hold on the evidence in his trial. as it continues to investigatre the case. also - a second juror is talking about the case. he was an alternate on the jury.

as brian todd reports - his version is different from the first juror we've heard. >> reporter: these are the only two jurors we have heard from. one of them spoke to anderson cooper. and also the other wanted anonymity. speaking to fox 35 in orlando. " not guilty ". >> they both think that it was george zimmerman's voice and they believe that he did not racially profile trayvon martin. however, the a totally opposite views of weather or not he should have followed trayvon martin that night. the first juror and the alternate to . and i think that the decision of not using good judgment when he was in the car calling " 911 " he should have not gotten out of that car.

>> i think that at the time he was trying to relay to the police what was going on and was not becoming confrontational. he had a right to be where he was >> reporter: do you think that he should have been there? >> both of this focus should have been on fault, legal, moral, the underlying a question of weather or not this is way they exercise good judgment. >> this public defender >> reporter: and they both felt that this phone conversation was important however was this credible? >> i did not feel that this was credible but i think that this was a bit unfortunate because of lack of education and poor communication skills. >> each knows how to trust

someone based on in eight characteristics. however, we could have had a different outcome. what do these interviews tell us? that would do not know before about how they feel and the pressure. >> the pressure of the siding and judging. they are wrestling with how they can do that with to process. do we do a good job? >> reporter: that pressure is that why they are not trained for this task with very little preparation. and for many of them they are given more power than they ever have before. with an enormous press that certainly played out in december and trial. >> this suspected armed >> catherine: a suspected armed robber has been shot and killed it happened as police say two men tried to rob a grocery store in alameda. it happened at the 'bonfare' market ---and kron 4's mike pelton shows us how an off- duty deputy got involved.

>> this the same market was robbed just eight days ago. however, they ran into an of-duty alameda shares deputy. after interviewing, are ron 10:30 these men found this oft- deputy was shopping. fearing for his safety police say that the deputy fired at the suspects. the other fled the scene. they did not sustain twin injury. >> they have they dish-dish did not sustain injury. for somebody, to come in and try to do this is just wrong! but i can imagine that there were shaken up but i love love, this store. >> reporter: the second suspect is on the run and

they are thinking that he could have been shot. they are check-in with local hospitals. in alameda, mike pelton, kron 4 news. >> catherine: the hunt is still on for the person who killed an 8 year old girl in oakland. the gunman also injured two won't grandmother. friend's house. and had just a the front door. today a memorial continues to grow in front of the know crime scene as the and investigation continues. >> happy friday. this live look outside. with clouds forming once again. the heat is on. with widespread 90's

and 70's for the bay. and we can see this cooling trend for sunday & monday. >> catherine: secretary of state john kerry has announced that israeli and the palestinian leaders will me meeting in washington to finalize an agreement on re-launching peace talks. this move is the first of its kind in five years. kerry has been working to get both sides back to the negotiating table. >> we have reached an agreement for a direct final establishment for the palestinians and the israelis. this is a significant and welcome step forward. i think that all of us know that the candidates, the private conversations are the very best way to preserve the time, space for progress and understanding when you face the difficult, complicated issues such as the middle east.

>> catherine: the palestinian president is expected to meet with israeli negotiators within a week. >> egypt's interim leader has addressed the nation. saying he'll work to protect the country against violence and chaos. this - as supporters of ousted president mohammed morsy are rallying again.. and so are thousands of his opponents. the egyptian military has tightened security.so far most of the protests have been peaceful. let us take a quick look at traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking slow stay with us. look at 'em.

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680 near the hwy. 24 interchange >> now for today's market update. technology stocks are slumping on wall street. that's after weak results from microsoft and google. but the rest of the market is closing out a decent week. the s-and-p set another record high. the dow slipped five points. the nasdaq fell 23 points. and the s-and-p - edged up two points. commission has filed civil charges against billionaire hedge-fund manager steven cohen. he's accused of failing to prevent insider trading at sac capital advisors - the fund he founded and runs. it's considered one of the biggest insider-trading fraud cases in history. the s-e-c said that because of illegal trades, the funds profited -- and and avoided million-dollars. america is moving on up! moody's investors service has raised its outlook on u- s debt to "stable". shedding the negative outlook it's had for nearly two years. moody's says it reflects a lower deficit.which is expected to continue to shrink in the next few years. >> happy friday. cloudy

conditions widespread 90's! 60s in san francisco. in the lower 80s. i am not expecting a lot of fog. you can see still, tomorrow is still going to be hot tomorrow for the highs.

with 98 for pittsburgh. 89 and concord. and also arinda for the east relocations. oakland, 73. richmond, union city, the east -- relocations. also, downtown san francisco the east bay locations. palo alto pushing closer to 80 degrees. heading towards the south- bay. warm but low 80s for san jose. 80s through milpitas. we are not going to forget the north bay looking decent. 89 degrees and sonoma. 86 degrees in wine country. your kron 4 7

day around the bay cooling things down on the sunday with monday and the humidity is increasing. >> honda is recalling their " fit'the electronic stability control could not stop a skit as expected. this from the month of april, with 40,000 same models. t s.a. is easing up on the airport security. read-approved travelers to leave their shoes on and walk through an express screening lane. u.s. citizens will be able to apply for this online. and a background check, finger print and e.d $ will give you a $5 membership on $85. --$85. officialselizabeth corridan has a

red 2 reunites the previous test it is believed to be assembled and activated. >> can you tell us where the bomb as? >> this is rated pg-13. >> a police thriller with jeff bridges, ryan reynolds and this attempt to find the man who murdered him. this has their h hands filled, it is also rated " pg-13. riot reynolds is also in a different movie called the animated tale of the character of the smell. this is also of samuel l. objection and the character of the -- escargot -- and

also, the horror story of the terrifying ordeal in their dream home. you might want to carry your flashlight. this is rated " r " the conjuring. >> this traffic check through the guadeloupe overpass looking decent. and the san mateo bridge, moving the some of both directions. more news after the break. look at 'em.

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alone and of the 43 robberies a whopping 70 percent are electronic thefts that is a 59 % increase for the same time last year i thinks that crazy i think that people need to work for a living and get what they want and buy what they need instead of stealing it but get this according the san francisco police there has also been a 267% increase in arrests now that's something to hoola hoop about.

but the fact remains that the theft numbers can go down significantly we do our part not to become a victim. many of the thefts take place while people are standing at a bus stop looking at thier phones and not at what is going on around them. some people have seen what the results are when people are not paying attention. i see the black kids come off taking the asians kids phones/ but the kids got their ear phones on and they are not paying attention. i'm on san bruno ave where san francisco police are robbery abatement to curb the rising tide of robberies. prevent these criminials from finding an opportunity. and word on the street is they phones that are stolen are netting up to 300 dollars on the black market. be alert and don't be a victim, becusae the police can't always be around. in san franciso stanley roberts kron 4 news.

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>> catherine: the com up all were, with president and also, the coming up-- comments from president obama of flight 214. and the latest the latest on the forecast with fog coming into this city. a warm up.

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now.now at six. >> trayvon martin could have been me the african-american community is looking at this as a set of experiences, and it does not go away. >> president of the united states. >> the are very few african- american men in this country who have not had the experience of being followed when they are shopping at a includes me. >> as he opens up to the country about the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. a historic speech today from president obama. nearly a week after the ruling in the trayvon martin case.he talked very openly about race relations inkron- 4's grant lodes has more on his speech. grant? the president caught the press corps off guard when

he entered the briefing room. he joked around a little bit at the start.then quickly got real serious. the first african american presdeint.speaking for the first time since a ruling that highlighted a raicial divide that still exists in america. the president was real and raw.sharing his own experiences.and calling for the country to so some soul searching. we now know - for certain - how one of young girls who died on asiana flight 214 at sfo was killed. the san mateo coroner and san francisco fire department held a news conference -- to explain what happened. >> catherine: the earlier reports are true -- 16-year- old ye meng-wan was hit and killed by a fire truck when she was covered with foam - trying to escape the plane wreckage. the fire chief says the department is sorry -- and their thoughts and prayers are with all the families affected by the plane crash. >> today, this passenger, ye

meng-wan these injuries are consistent with being run over by an emergency vehicle. those injuries consistent. >> catherine: they say that their apartment is sorry. the incident underlines how chaotic the scene was. several investigations are underway. as kron-4's terisa estacio reports, firefighters are now reviewing their policies. >> reporter: here at the san mateo coroner's office, san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white talked about how they took the news and how they have reached out to the family. >> we have tried to meet with the chinese consulate,

to have a sit down with the families face to face. >> reporter: chief hayes white says - when she found out about how the young girl died. and that it was one of the rigs from the airport that fatally ran over the girl as she lay on the ground ejected from the plane she said it was tough to take. >> it is very difficult, we go to save lives. my heart is broke, we all are. we will investigaate and figure out what we did wrong. terisa estacio, kron 4 news

mayor ed lee is commenting on the death,.. he released this statement. he says he mourns the loss of the young girl. and his heart goes out to her family and friends. he also commends the men and women of the fire department for putting their own lives at rick to save others. the death of ye meng-wan has focused attention on the foam used by firefighters. it's the white chemical that fire trucks were spraying on the wreckage in the minutes after the crash. >> reporter: the foam that

firefighters use to slow down major fires is thick, and heavy. and -- as kron-4's justine waldman learned -- it's probably what made the young victim hard to spot. the foam sprays out of a hose connected to an oakland fire truck this particular type of foam works to smoother fuel fires the white suds acts like a blanket, which once on top deprive the flames of oxygen which stops it from spreading. in a real emergency, the layer of foam would be much thicker than this >> is it hard to see through foam? uh can be it depends on the circumstance. it is one of those things there are a lot of conditions you have to deal with >> reporter: to the touch, it feels like dishsoap bubblesis not harmful and has no smell. from inside the million dollar rig, the operator has a good view of the groud. this type of foam is mandated at airports because it can stop a fire from burning a plane. kron 4 news. >> a developing story, catherine. in an ironic twist. today, the same asiana flight - flight 214 - performed a go-around on its approach into s-f-o today. police say a man stole an a-c transit bus this morning in san francisco -- and

this to go around was not met out of the ordinary however, with the recent tragedy if one is left to speculate. >> catherine: drove it a hundred miles. we have viewer video of the police chase. police say the bus was parked and locked at the transbay terminal. but somehow - a barefoot and shirtless man was able to in oakdale - in stanislaus county. no one was injured.and the damage to the bus was limited to 3 tires blown out by still no bart deal -- and things don't look good. here's the latest. negotiations have gone on for most of the week. no progress is being reported. the current contract ends august 4th.

if a deal can't be reached by then - union workers say they're prepared to strike. and it could last longer than the 4-day strike earlier this month. that's because bart can't train replacements until the union goes on strike. and they'd have to go through a 15-week safety training class. that's 3 and a half months. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room this negotiation has ended, the lead negotiator saying that things did not go well. and after spending eight hours to negotiate with the other side. >> we advance to four different proposals including economic issues. and other very important issues. we sent spent- exactly 15 minutes. and we're were advised by did mediators that there would be no further negotiations on the general proposals that will include all the economic proposals until one week from monday. the district has advised the

union that it is not available for the next 10 days to talk about our economic proposals or any other serious proposals that would impact both unions. i am also further advised that we thought that he would be in town will not be in town on a monday or tuesday. the chief negotiator to be gone for tend days of the 15 days. 410 -- days is is serious, serious problem. he is going to be gone for 10 days. >> catherine: what's making matters worse is the fact that the lead negotiator for bart is set to take a planned vacation next week. we have only two weeks until the contract ends between bart and its biggest unions. but next week, thomas hock planned vacation. we'll ask him why he doesn't delay those plans until negotiations are over coming up tonight on the kron-4 news at eight o'clock. a man has been robbed at gunpoint and then pistol- whipped by three women at san jose

state university. it happened around 8 thursday night. outside clark hall. the victim - who is not a student - says the women came up from behind, hit him with a gun and then took his laptop. the women are described only as being african-american, - and have not been arrested. police say such incident are rare - but are urging students to report anything suspicious. >> we need the community's help just as much as they need us. if you see something? we are asking for anything thought and behavior. something suspicious, or out of the ordinary please give us a rathey call. ".out the situation." s >> catherine: the entire campus was notified of the robbery by a mass text message. police say it's a reminder that san jose state is an urban, open campus and pretty much anyone can get it. when we return. the president has powerful words on the verdict in the zimmermanour legal analyst says the statements make history.

a witness in the trial for boston's whitey bulger is found dead -- just one day after he was dropped from the list of prosecution witnesses. and a three-hundred pound n- f-l player is trying to shed the label that big guys aren't athletes. we'll show you his amazing athletic feat -- as the kron-4 news at six continues. [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the 2, 3, even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now! choose a u-verse

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>> catherine: with us now to talk about the president's powerful words -- kron-4 legal analyst michael yaki. >> i think that this is an amazing 17 minutes. president not just about the commander in chief this is about something that is intensely personal. taking what happened in the trayvon martin zimmerman trial personalize it. this is very agonizing, quite frankly thinking about what to say since the verdict came out. however,... he has been thinking about this, intensely. he surprised his staff today. >> catherine: correct, they did not realize he was going

to issue a statement about this. >> the fact that he could not speak about this. >> and the fact that he could see that this came from his heart. and they or their president, the commander in chief but for him to do this was extraordinary. >> catherine: you saw our facebook commons saying that he should have made this not racial--what do think of that? >> i think that it is interesting. the ever since his speech on the racism. during the campaign during the actual candidacy but to be quite honest i think they have been wondering about what does he think. this was kind of like a second term

that gives the freedom. a part of whom he is and how he is of where he is, it is extraordinary. >> catherine: and the republicans how are they responding? >> and i think the only response some texas by saying that he is out there to take our guns which is typical. and is going to be interesting how they played with this. again, this was not personal. they did not intentionally intentionally -- react against us. however, they're going to be very carefully. >> catherine: this was a verdict by a jury. they found this product will should be the beginning involved? >> is not so much of the verdict was the context. for

the african-american experience. again, it is unprecedented. >> catherine: personal, thank you, michael. >> two men who went on a night swim to alcatraz island prompted a three-hour search and rescue effort in the bay on thursday, the two men left from aquatic park in san francisco around 8 p.m. thursday and swam to alcatraz, the former federal penitentiary that now is a tourist destination usually reached by boat, coast guard operations specialist daniel roybal said. the pair was eventually found on the island wearing wetsuits, fins, and weighted belts for the swim. a friend on the san francisco shore reported the swimmers to authorities. the friend said he had tried to dissuade the two from heading into the water, the two men were found hiding on the island after several coast guard boats had been sent to the area to search for them. flares were set off to illuminate the island, roybal said, and eventually national park service personnel arrived with flashlights and found the two men evading search crews. according to roybal, the two were trespassing on national park service property. the swimmers were in ok condition and did not need any medical assistance,

>> catherine: authorities are looking at 8 death of a witness. there one day that he was learned that he was a drop from the witness list he was found dead a jogger found his body 30 mi. from his home. this mysterious death at the height of the of thebolger. the regular was a mob headquarters/liquor store all bolger. it might liquor store was never for sale, never, never, never. >> reporter: from a 30 rained terror, from a

1970's, 1990's he ruled the streets in boston. and he worked with a corrupt fbi agent. of indictments against them one of those murders was stephen davis's's sister. after the man was dropped from the witness list. >> this was dating back from the 1970's, 1980's to were getting killed. a rat. and they were ended up getting killed. >> reporter: investigators said the there is no obvious signs of trauma. some have suggested suicide davis is not buying it. >> is there is any way that this is suicide? >> 110% no. >> catherine: he described that there were nine killing said he carried out himself

his girlfriend, saying that he knew too much and he strangled her. at the killing would impact them for rest of his life. >> we are looking at some of that cloud coverage. this will live look with mainly above the hillside. hot inland. and 67 degrees. 94 in antioch. and then a quiet temperatures. temperatures have cooled down a bit with the 60s and the mid 70's, nice and comfortable. the fog tracker, most of this is hanging out along the coast. you can see it is not making its way inland. still, hanging its way out

but it should be around the water rise. the satellite & ritter, showing that it is going to dominate the of of water waste --. satellite -- & waterways and radar. and we will look at the peninsula and downtown san francisco. 80s in her redwood city. let us go over to the east and bay temperatures are also warming up for the 79 degrees in castro valley. 70 degrees for our friends in the union city but temperatures also hi heating up and left. with also nine these four walnut creek. the itc in livermore. here your kron 4 7 day around the bay with clouds on the sunday/monday i think the humidity will also increase but it will be cooling down on tuesday.

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the san francisco fire department says a fire truck did run over and kill one of the young victims of the plane crash at sfo. that's next. we finally know what killed one of the victims of the asiana flight 214 crash. 16-year-old ye mengyuan was alive, covered in firefighting foam trying to escape the wreckage when she was struck and killed by a san francisco fire truck. let's recap all of our top stories, starting with kron- 4's terisa estacio who attended today's press conference regarding her death. drivers in south san >> this white foam acts as a blanket keeping the flames

from spreading. they keep this truck test the airport and in the real americans to the foam is difficult to see through. justin waldman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: these two in thsize of spent eight hours in the building only 50 minutes-at the actual negotiation table. with only 15-minutes. >> we were to advise if there was going to be no more negotiations that includes the economic negotiations which will be one week from monday >> reporter: there are no negotiations scheduled but their record to be returning on monday. haazig madyun >> it has been a big problem in east oakland. stanley roberts saying that this could be disturbing.

>> hamilton and 71st. 77. these all have something in common of. it gives people that do not even live in this area have all something in common. i could keep naming streets like a louisiana law and 88. this is where you are going to find piles and piles of furniture. >> so many people and dump the garbage. if human feces, dead animals. and this is on the back streets of oakland. >> people from the wise guys clubs from oakland clean this up. >> we had to put this up as the odor was so strong. >> it is disgusting! >> this was a large dead dog in a plastic bag.

>> sometimes, the rest of dead dogs and plastic bags. and i have an animal myself and it is in reaching. these animals they picked it up is--enraging.. somebody had some animals that they were the animal was actually. >> and some of posted that i should stay out of people's business but this is something where people live. here are the confirmations from the city a in east

oakland, kron 4 news. >> the clouds and fog returning we're always looking for clouds and fog from the coast. cooling down to 55 degrees but check out antioch. 96 degrees. 89 degrees and concord. a lot of laws are warmer compared to yesterday's. with a hot house with nine these inland. 70's for the bay details coming up.

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a good judge if i would be bad. >> what would you say. >> this was bad >> the people that draw the media headlines. however, that is all i'm saying. >> but physically, through the book at him but i guess 1000 the michael. >> i cannot say for sure

but they are tremendous. then to add it to the fact that they are a winning team. to go deep. and it york. yes. it is certainly not going to hurt. it was very cool to say what you do for the outgoing employee. >> they have things set up and it was terrific. the agreed stanley roberts will probably do a story on him but he was a great guy. you want to come off as a good guy for some of the time. you might as well have the threat of raising hell. >> he was a great guy. if hamas and i've played basketball against you in several years ago. the audience should value of not changed. the my there you go. the mother in the santa

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