the two hostages. both of them were freed but there were frightennish moments in between. -- frightening moments in between. n sasaki, he walked you through everything that happened? >> reporter: yes, and he was back to work today and life is returning to normal. >> i was here 25 years. he comes in. >> reporter: this arco gas station is where this incident took its final dangerous turn. >> get me a [ bleep ] cop. don't mess with me. >> reporter: that is how he described the man who took him hostage as he talked to police. he said the way he treated him and his employee was different. >> he said don't worry, i am not going to hurt you. >> that was a cue. >> when he said that it crossed

my mind -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: for the rest of the time he worked to win his confidence. >> i said can i offer you something to drink? >> reporter: it capped off a scary day. the suspect crashed a stolen car, led the police on a chase and carjacked someone before being the target of gunfire. >> he broke the door. >> reporter: that led to the man running into the arco gas station where he worked. >> and then i told him, look, you have come under my roof, it is my responsibility to protect you to the best of my capacity. >> reporter: the incident ended peacefully as he came out on his own and police took the suspect into custody without incident. antioch police has yet to release the suspect's identity or the charges he is facing.

>> john, was there a point where he or the other hostage considered trying to escape? >> reporter: they told me they did try oo escape -- to escape. the gunman was starting to fall asleep and they went to the door, tried to open it but it jammed and the noise woke up the gunman and he got them back in. >> john sasaki in the news roomic thank you. just one week from today the golden state warriors will host lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals. sports director mark ibanez is here. stephen curry and lebron james. first, what about klay thompson? >> hard to believe the warriors are back in the finals. one of the keys it get to a final is you have to have good help. if you followed the warriors they have been blessed, no serious injuries. but the last few games, you know what happened to stephen

curry and last night this is the blow by trevor ariza's temple that could have been worse than the tumble that stephen curry took. he appeared to be okay. he tried to return to the court. he was bleeding and taken off and later on you saw more physicality. he commented last night. could not drive his car home and he is being looked at for concussion like symptoms. if you see the physicality between the rockets and the warriors, you get an idea of how things are with the level of tension, the pressure. that was addressed last night by greene. >> we have to gut it out. ugly. i like our team better in ugly

games than theirs. [ indiscernible ] >> got a few shots to go. >> reporter: meanwhile for the cavaliers she the star out of st. maries. he has been involved in physical dust ups with atlanta. al horford gave him an elbow move. he has been accused by some as being a dirty player and was involved in that play right there. and he was knocked out of the series. looks like both of those incidents were unintentional but warriors fans will be routing for him but then again you saw he is capable of physical stuff. a lot of interesting angles.

not just lebron james versus stephen curry. there is the health issues. a lot of tension and pressure. interesting week. >> they do have a week off here to recover. do you think klay thompson will be ready for game one thursday? >> reporter: there are reports the warriors doctors visited him at his home today. he will undergo what the nba calls their protocol for concussion like symptoms. a week from today, that is good. i am sure stephen curry sore. thompson will need time recover. you hope for the best and you think in terms of long term health. it was scary the way he got hit. like a flying martial arts move. you know? you know, when you are bleeding from the ear, it is not a good sign. >> and throwing up and can't

drive home. >> his father has a radio show said he is feeling much better today. reported that on the radio show. we hope for the best. not just basketball health but his over all health. more as the week progressions. >> thank you. the nba finals will shine a spotlight on oakland. ktvu's mike mibach spoke with the mayor about how they plan to make sure everything runs smoothly. >> reporter: warriors fever alive in oakland. >> i love it. >> reporter: banners, flags, and signs. everything yellow pops more. one day after golden state warriors punched its ticket to the nba finals. >> what an exciting night. >> the mayor said the city is preparing for a celebration to be held if the warriors win. >> i don't want to jinx anything. we are providing with great

hope but mayor ed lee agrees that the parade should be in oakland. >> reporter: with game one thursday and game two on a sunday night, officials say that gives oakland time, especially on friday and saturday to make the spotlight shine on the city. >> we know people are coming in from around the world. >> reporter: visit oakland, meetings well underway. >> art galleries, off the grid, the museum, we want them to experience our city. >> the mayor not say how many extra police officers would be on patrol but she said protected fans -- protecting fans is a priority. >> a lot of celebration, and we are absolutely prepared to have the staffing in place to make sure that is all smooth. >> the nba finals in oakland, the cavs and the warriors tip- off one week away. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. a lot has changed in the 40

years since the warriors won an nba championship. you see this year's mvp stephen curry and from 1975 rick barry, mvp. we thought we would compare the two years. in 75 a gallon of milk cost $1.40. today $3.40. 1975, governor jerry brown was 37-years-old and in his first term as governor of california. he is now 77 and fifth and final term as governor. ford was president. now president obama. in 75 the most popular movie was jaws and that movie grossed $260 million. this year it evengers, earned $413 million. finally, gas in 1775 was 57

cents. today it is $2.74. one last note about the game, another cute performance by stephen curry's two-year-old daughter. >> so cute. she had the media laughing and pulling out her cell phone. you can watch the interview on www.ktvu.com. more vehicles are being added to the list for the takata recall. they could send out metal and they have been linked to six depths and 100 injuries. they put more vehicles on the list today. last week the national transportation safety board expanded the recall to 34 million vehicles. now more vehicles are involved. congress is planning a hearing next tuesday on the takata air

bags. to see the list of the latest weeks go to our website www.ktvu.com. 24 hours away from kicking off the third annual bottle rock music festival. 70 different artss. 31 -- artists. 31 wineries. ktvu's cristina rendon gives us a tour of the work being done right now. >> build out phase. >> reporter: this is bottle rock. >> what you see is the mage stage. -- the main stage. this area will house 29,000 people each night. >> reporter: he gave us a tour of the last minute preps. >> sky suits. not built out. just bringing in the furniture. you will see and hear the performers. >> reporter: it has a good view but every view from general admission to vip is a good one.

>> no other festival enables viewing the way we do. look how close we are to the stage. >> reporter: up a flight of stairs -- >> the viewing is incredible. >> the customers can be above the stage. we hitched a tried cover the grounds. wineries are setting up, crews are working stages, making sure the sights and sounds are perfect. when nature calls -- >> we ordered hundreds of hundreds of bath rooms. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> 400. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> at least. >> you will have a place to go. >> absolutely. >> reporter: that is a must when you are surrounded by water, wine, food and music. >> bottle rock puts napa on the map in a new way. a good way. and music pairs with good food

and good wine. a great marriage. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. fireworks canceled because it takes too much water to prevent sparks. tonight the interesting way a club in the south bay avoids using thousands of gallons of water for fireworks while still putting on a big show. >> the theory about why balls of tars are washing ashoreoon los angeles beach. -- ashore on a los angeles beach. >> the golfer from standard the way his very wealthy -- stanford and the way his very wealthy parents made sure he stayed humble. >> warmer today. further warmer closer to the weekend.

a week since a broken pipeline spilled oil along it santa barbara coast and now some oil from the spill may be flowing on to beaches near los angeles. crews have been sent to pick up oil patties on beaches. the material is being checked to see if it is from the santa barbara spill. people are told to stay out of the water. >> the source has been undetermined. they are still testing what is washed up. we are asking the public not to go in the water. >> officials say it appeared to total a barrel or two of oil. three u.s. senators want answers after the oil spill in santa barbara. dianne feinstein and barbara boxer wrote a letter to the federal agency that over sees

pipelines. they said following one of the most devastating oil spills we need answers about why this happened, why the response was infish and awhat -- inefficient and what can be done to prevent this from happing again -- from happening again. and they asked about an automatic shut off valve so there isn't a delay in shutting off the flow the next time. stanford is assuring students and staff there is no safety left it from a shipment of anthrax. the pentagon said yesterday one of several labs received anthrax with live bacteria. not clear if the vile sent to stanford contained live anthrax. stanferred said the two individual whose handled it took precautions. the fair opened up today in

antioch. the fairgrounds were opened for business. this year it features new rides and new foods. >> you bring your dog from home and it is a competition. you get to jump into pool and they see who gets the farthest. >> the animals. children and adults can get a look at ducks and other live stock. it runs till sunday. nothing like a good county fair. >> the spinning things -- >> i love those -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i can't do those. our chief meteorologist -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i have a story about one of those. somebody got sick on one of those -- >> i know where you are going -- [ talking at the same time ] >> they don't stop the ride because of that. [ laughter ] >> anyway. today we have temperatures warmer than they were yesterday. 3-4, 5 degrees warmer.

more sunshine today. you have marine county, looking back at the bridge, bird island to the left. refinery. beautiful day. not so in texas. what is happening down there. tornado watches and warnings for lubbock, heading towards dallas. this is part of what our weather has been delivering to them. as our weather gets better their weather gets better. by sunday, monday texas will get a respite from the severe weather. they had a lot of severe weather days in a row. the fog aalong the -- along the coast, there it is. weak system to the morning, high pressure builds in. you can feel it -- to the north, high pressure builds in. you can feel it. we know high pressure is getting a good handle on things. clear in santa cruz right now. a better pattern in terms of

more sunshine and warmer day time highs. winds 20 miles per hour in the delta. 30 miles per hour at san francisco international airport. over night lows, clouds tonight. i will show you the clouds tomorrow morning. not that aggressive. less than this morning. there is the forecast for fog and low clouds. san jose, starts out clear. livermore valley, mostly clear. reds. those are 90s. right? not in our area. the heat is working its way west. low 80s popping up in the eastern and southern bay area valleys. san jose tomorrow warmer. 74 degrees. 62 degrees at lunchtime. the five-day forecast. nice weather friday and saturday. sunday temperatures come down as we get clouds and a weak

weather system. and we warm up middle of next week. more what you expect. nice looking day. more sunshine. [ talking at the same time ] >> rough may in terms of cloud cover. >> dark and greery. thank you. -- dreary. thank you. tonight we hear from a survivor of the floods about the moments her husband was swept away. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, rents are on the rise with no sign of slowing down. >> in the last year they have increased. >> the one city seeing the biggest jump and the reason why. also drivers splitting lanes with motorcyclists. it is a common practice with unclear rules. the push to regulate it. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa!

but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any?

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texas is not getting a break from severe weather. rivers are expected to rise and that could lead it more flooding. 21 people have died in texas and oklahoma since the memorial day weekend. some of the stories are heart breaking. >> reporter: search and rescue continue in texas after a number of people remain missing as a result of the storms and flooding. more rain is expected to fall today and officials say it will impede their efforts. >> we have a 40% chance of rain

this evening into tomorrow. we are not expecting another surge of the river. >> reporter: some say they will continue looking, holding out hope. >> this effort is not over. we are 100% committed to finding laura, andrew, leighton, randy, will, ralph and sue. >> reporter: one of the many victims. he was swept away in front of his wife. >> his hand slipped. i turned around for a second and i saw him go under. >> reporter: more flooding is expected. authorities are asking residents to evacuate. >> even if it is not raining in your part of the state, you could get flooding in your area. >> reporter: mean time representatives from fema are assessing the damage as president obama has offered federal disaster resources to

the state. >> we will make sure our response is quick. and that we are helping them recover. >> reporter: as residents pile up their possesses that were damaged there are more storms on the way. fox news. the district attorney is reviewing ray mcdonald's latest arrest. he was arrested yesterday afternoon after he violated a restraining order and he was arrested monday and accused of domestic violence and child endangerment. he was ordered to stay away from the home. he was released last night. one city canceling their fireworks shows because it takes too much water to prevent sparks from igniting but how one club uses little water. >> new details in a kidnapping plot where a man was held for

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cities in the south bay are taking caution for the 4th of

july fireworks. cupertino is canceling saying it would need 100,000 gallons of water. ktvu's azenith smith is live. are other cities doing the same thing? >> reporter: so far we haven't heard of other cities canceling their shows. milpitas and the fireworks show in san jose going on as planned. but the drought is on everyone's minds as cities look for ways to conserve. >> reporter: independent day the football field where they launch their fireworks show will be empty. families will have to go elsewhere. organizers say the show consumes too much water. 100,000 gallons to spray the field. >> i thought i feel fortunate we are not on a site that requires that. we couldn't think of using that much water.

>> she reunited the fireworks show, it costs $100,000 to put on but not much water because it launches on the lawn behind the discovery museum. a lawn that is already irrigate from recycled water. the driving force behind the show -- [ indiscernible ] >> why we are repeating is because of the drought. we don't want to see illegal fireworks that are dangerous. >> reporter: this is where the city launches its fireworks show. the baseball field at the sports center. >> we want to make sure we are extra -- conversation -- that we have a plan for it. >> reporter: because of the drought the city will be using 1800 gallons of recycled water to water down the fields. a move the city thinks can allow the show to go on. something some families wish

could be done in cupertino. >> i feel sad because there is no fireworks this year. >> as you can hear the fireworks shows revered by many. i checked in with santa clara and they say the fireworks show at great america they use recycled water. >> i know you grew up right there, you probably went to the city fireworks. it is stuff giving up the 4th of july celebration. >> reporter: yeah. you are right. they do a big fireworks show. 18,000 people come here. something everyone looks forward to. it is tough to try give up water. but the cities are trying to think of ways, find a medium so people can enjoy the water and aware of the drought. >> thank you. a bill that would stop some

homeowners associations from banning fake grass is moving forward in sacramento. it advanced with a 69-2 vote. the bill would prohibit bans on artificial turf and synthetic grass. this comes as more people want to replace their dead lawns artificial turf -- with artificial turf. . driver was high on drugs when she drove the wrong way on the bay bridge and caused a crash that injured several people. ktvu's heather holmes shows us the charges the driver is facing. >> the moment when drivers on the bay bridge see a vehicle going the wrong way, documented in radio dispatches from that november night. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: authorities say the driver traveled westbound

on the eastbound shoulder of the bridge for 2 and a half miles and charges have been filed against the woman. >> we just received the toxicology reports. that enabled us to file the charges. >> reporter: four felonies and six misdemeanors. she was under the influence of methamphetamine and marijuana. she plowed on in a stolen car. her path ended when she crashed into a car and went into another vehicle. a man and his wife were in the car. for the first time weir getting a look -- we are getting a look at what it was like for them. he said he looked up and saw a car facing us with no headlight. she was critically injured. she had to be extricated from the vehicle by the jaws of

life. >> when she dime icu she had fractured her skull, fractured both legs. fractured her arm. torn ligaments in her neck. they had orestructure her -- to restructure her neck. . >> reporter: she is representing the couple. she spent a month in icu. undergone six surgeries and unable to walk on her own. >> at this point she can't sleep in her bed. she is still in the hospital bit at home -- bed at home. >> the driver is in jail after a drug arrest. once sentenced she will be transferred to san francisco to face the charges in the crash. authorities say she was high and unlicensed. engineers may be on to something thanks to inspiration from geckose. they released -- geckoes.

they released this video. they used a piece of adhesive that is modeled after the fingers of geckoes. it is super grippy but not sticky. new details in a kidnapping for ransom plot in oakland. what we learned about the suspect and go pro, the new space they are entering and the response from wall street. the president from fifa speaks out. he is refusing to step down.

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. cal fire was busy putting out a grass fire in livermore today. it started about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. burned 200 acres before they had it out. it spread in windy terrain. the cause is under investigation. two san jose police officers cleared in the shooting death of a woman who came at them with a bat. they said the officers acted in self-defense when they opened bire on the 53-year-old last year -- fire on the 53-year-old last year. she wanted the police to shoot her. an autopsy revealed she suffered three gun shot wounds

and a blood alcohol of .66. 8 times the legal limit. mayor ed lee said his proposal for the public works department contains no cuts. the mayor joined crews. he said the budget would make the streets saver for drivers and would add money for repaving of roads. >> while we are doing better, we want to add another $98 million to the funding specifically to do road resurfacing. >> the budget includes money for more arborists. the budget proposal has money for more public toilets and street cleaning. the super bowl comes to the bay area february. the best place will be in the south bay. there will be plenty of

celebrations in san francisco, but the super bowl host committee announced that stanford will be the practice facility and san jose will be the other. one team in san jose and the other in santa clara. housing both teams in the south bay fills a goal by the committee of micking it special -- making it special for the bay area. battle over the life line phone subsidy for the poor is about to get louder. the fcc plans to expand that to internet. they posed the -- proposed the idea today. he wants to reboot it. subsidies will be given for service. republicans have been drying to dismantle life line saying it is wasteful. go pro fans and investors, the ceo said today they are

developing its own drone with a new high deaf camera. it should be available next year. he said go pro is getting into virtual reality with a new camera made up of six go pro cameras. stock was up 6% today. the markets were down today. the dow is down 36 to 18,126. the nasdaq is down 8 to 5,097. the s&p is down 2 to 2,120. it was a quiet day of trading. a man is kidnapped and tied up in the trunk of a car. new details on the suspect and the charges they are facing. >> the promising young golfer who tied a record with tiger woods and he didn't even commit to golf till college. >> and i am tracking the warm up today. you will feel it tomorrow and into the weekend. i will have the specifics after the break.

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stanford sophomore has a promising future ahead of him. he is a talented golfer for the team. scott reiss shows us he has interesting upbringing. his parent are successful but are determined he stays humble and works hard. >> the fairway ask wide open -- is wide open for him. and in golf. >> the best golf i have played.

>> reporter: he led it cardinal to back to back pac 12 titles for the first time in school history. won the individual conference championship by 10 strokes. including a final round 61 that tied the record held by two players. including some guy named tiger. >> he doesn't have a lot of fear when the pressure is on. you never know how a guy will react. >> i feel like i get the most out of my time between rounds. analyzing what i did well and didn't do well. >> reporter: to really understand the golfer you need to understand the person. consider the values that they

instilled in their four sons. >> he understands, i said early on, you were born with a spoon in your mouth. everyone will think you got there because it was given to you. you will have to outwork the planet. >> they tell us much is given, much is expected and there is no substitute for hard work. one thing that holds dear to me. it is my job to work hard -- job to work hard. this is the bedroom he shared with his brothers. four twin beds. in this room, no phones, no electronics. no exceptions. >> i know exactly which one of my brothers snore. we don't watch tv, play video games. we go out and play sports. >> study. hardly lavish. cramped. again, setting the tone for a

solid work ethic. >> never looked over his shoulder to do his homework. we said get your stuff done and we will stay out of your hair. >> the fastball that golf was not his primary sport till college. >> i played ice hockey. >> reporter: the rink in his backyard had something to do with that. but now, two seasons into his college golf career he is the topped rank player in the nation. [ indiscernible ] >> shown great success this year. one of our all time greats. >> reporter: you have a young man poised to become the next stanford golf star to take the world by storm. >> he has a tough choice. he is so talented as an entertainer but he is also an

incredible mature leader and he has so much more to offer as a capitalist versus an entertainer. he is 19 years old. >> i would love to be in the business world. i will make sure i get a good degree and take everything i can out of stanford. >> reporter: scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >> they begin ncaa tournament play tomorrow in florida. i love the four twin beds in the same bedroom. no tv, no phone. >> given all these opportunities, it is my job to work hard and make something of it. nice statement. i would love to have an ice rink, what i would give for that -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i would love to play hockey there. is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> who picks up golf -- [ talking at the same time ] >> sounds like he -- yeah, he was born with a spoon in his

mouth. sounds like he works hard. >> clearly he does. great story. for us, warmed up around here. live camera shot. cameras bounce because the winds are gusting. looking across the area, san francisco. you see the cloud bank, the fog. lingering at the coast right now. it will push inland tonight. burned off more quickly today. highs today were warmer. there is the fog. along the coast. this is why people like stenson beach. what happens is the northwest winds blow the fog off the point here and keep it from being cloudy. they get a lot of nice weather. 80 concord. the highs tomorrow will be warmer than these.

how much warmer than yesterday? these numbers versus yesterday's numbers. fairfield 6 degrees warmer. concord six degrees warmer. tomorrow through the bay area microclimates. low 60s, low 70s. mid-70s into the livermore valley. top spots tomorrow, tap out at 81, 83 degrees. may find 85 somewhere as well. warmer day tomorrow. more sunshine. not hard to do. this pattern is shifting. high pressure sets up. friday probably the warmest day of the week. saturday temperatures drop a couple degrees. we level off. not going to get hot. but warm. 86 tomorrow in clear lake.

85 vacaville. 83 brentwood. 82 livermore. 67 hayward. good air quality. 70s. 74 san jose. warmer each day. right? tomorrow will be -- well, today, 2, 4, 5 degrees today. tomorrow, 2, 5 degrees more. weir getting out of this gloomy, cloudy condition we have had -- we are getting out of the gloomy, cloudy condition we have had. five-day forecast, warmest day friday and saturday. sunday a weak system comes through and temperatures drop. drizzle. best day is saturday. next week looks less cloudy and drizzly with warmer highs. we talked about a fire, fire earlier today. as soon as it starts getting warm you watch how they pop. >> when it comes to fireworks, azenith azenith smith's reports, you can see the brown hills, you grew up here, it is like the fireworks -- [ talking at the same time ] >> how do you weigh that -- [

talking at the same time ] >> crazy to have fireworks. without the drought, it is crazy that we have fireworks. brown grass, doesn't take much. >> thank you. outside now. peak around the bay area commute. we will start with what is the worse spot. we are looking at 80 east shore freeway. it is bad in both directions. eastbound and westbound very slow going. east bay, 880. not far from the coliseum. looking better here. southbound traffic on the left side towards you, heavier than the north bound direction. you can see the cars towards us, curving around on the left side, that is north bound, the commute direction. slower than 680 southbound. for the first time since

fifa leaders were arrested, the president of fifa is speaking out. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, drivers splitting lanes with motorcyclists. it is a common practice, but the rules are unclear, the push to regulate that. also -- >> rents are up. way, way up. and there is just one reason why. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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the two men chargedane kidnapping last -- charged in a kidnapping last week could face life in prison. they are charged with several felony counts including kidnapping and robbery. police say the suspects have admitted to kidnapping and tying up a 59-year-old man. investigators say they put him in the trunk of a car and contacted the victim's family to demand $150,000 ransom. police located the vehicle and the suspects were arrested may 22. a bill passed by the senate is aimed at preventing addiction to prescription drugs and over doses. the bill would require doctors to check a statewide database before prescribing to patients. this could keep patients from getting drugs from different

doctors. more people die from prescription medicines than illegal drugs. the bill goes to the state assembly. the president of fifa is speaking out. he said the arrest of officials is casting a shadow over the sport and humiliating. more from london. >> reporter: the fifa congress going on as planned despite the turmoil. the president addressing those gathered during a difficult time for the support. he says yesterday's arrests of organization officials brings shame to socker and he appears to -- socker and he appears to be taken some of the blame. . [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he is expected to win a fifth term as resident tomorrow. he has so far rejected calls to step down. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i can tell you tomorrow at

the election of the president a very, very, very large majority will vote for prince oli. >> reporter: 7 officials were arrested. they are facing charges stemming from a u.s. corruption investigation and could be extradited. the officials are accused of engaging in bribery. >> they were expected to uphold the rules to keep soccer honest and protect the game. instead they corrupted the business of world wide soccer to serve their interest and enrich themselves. >> reporter: officials are conducted a separate investigation into fifa's awarding of future world cups to russia and qatar. now those plans are not expected to change. fox news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> and then i told them, look,

you have come under my roof, it is my responsibility, social responsibility to protect you to the best of my capacity. i can take you out. i will be your human shield so police don't shoot you. >> tonight one of the hostages speaking out about the hours he was held captive inside his business. good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> that stand off came to a peaceful end when the hostages were freed and the suspect arrested yesterday afternoon. now one of the hostages is telling us what happened during the four hours with the gunman. new developments from ktvu's john sasaki in the news room. you have new information about the suspect? >> reporter: minutes ago police released the name and mugshot of the suspect in the case. here he is. this afternoon we talked with one of the hawsessages who said

he was -- hostages who said he was never scared for his life. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: this owner received well wishes and attention the day after his ordeal. >> get me a [ bleep ] cop. get me a [ bleep ] cop. don't mess with me. i want it in 10 minutes. >> that is how he talked to police. he says the way the man treated him and his employee was different. >> he said don't worry, i am not going to hurt you. >> reporter: that was cue. for the rest of the time he worked to win his confidence. >> i told him, if you are angry can i offer you something to eat, we have cookies, chips. nothing more than that. >> reporter: it capped off a scary day. the suspect crashed a stolen car, thread chp on a chase and