facial department of the police and we came to. that ninety nine percent men and then the name of the man was i. needed. only made it all the way to number germany april nine hundred forty six the trial of nazi criminals eichmann is not among the accused but the ex commandant of polish which mentions him. is joined by grrr ribbentrop kato. almost all of the top leaders of the third reich with the exception of hitler josef goebbels and heinrich himmler who treated. left i knew good ideas enough elitists kept on scene they didn't know anything about the concentration camps they said they had never been there they claim to have not even heard of the shooting if. this is one of the tensest moments of the trial the accused are shown a documentary about nazi atrocities in occupied territories in concentration camps most of the accused put on dark glasses their fate is now sealed. delivered top ranking figures of the third reich are sentenced to death by hanging. some of the footage showing the nazis trying to hide behind their dark glass

facial area. >>> investigators believe a cigarette set off the fire. they credit an alert neighbor for spotting the flames and notifying the fire department. >>> some of the needy in san francisco are a little warmer today. we were at st. anthony's this morning as men lined up to choose a warm coat. giveaway began around 8:00 this morning for men. it continues after lunch for women and children. the recipients say it was a little chilly waiting in line but it was worth it. >> i had to borrow this coat to stand in line to get a coat. >> i'm just trying to get some clothes so i can get a job. >> ktvu partnered with one warm coast last friday, at collection points around the bay area. you can still donate. there will be barrels at the ferry building in san francisco, bay street in emeryville. broadway plaza in walnut creek, and santana row in san jose through the end of december. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist, steve paulson. >> pretty chilly. >> very chilly. we'll take a look at the 20s. we have a lot of sunshine. temperatures are in the le 50s for many. a little breezy, some some of the higher elevations but it is a dry day. it's good today

facial area. >> investigators believe it was a cigarette that set off the fire and they credit an alert neighbor for spigot the flames -- spotting the flames and then calling the fire department. >>> in the south bay no more bike registration in san jose. the city is joining a list of those abandoning the practice. the program doesn't make enough in fees to maintain the cost of the database. >>> meanwhile the man charged in the hit-and-run death of a bicyclist in san francisco is due back in court tomorrow morning. police say that joshua calledder had been drinking heavily and that he hit mill link from behind on masonic avenue near turk street in august. calledder allegedly fled the scene and arrested a few miles away. >>> new details tonight about that deadly tiger attack at the san francisco zoo three years ago. we now have an audio recording of the two brothers who survived the attack talking about what happened in the moments before and the moments after the tiger jumped out of its enclosure. ktvu's david stevenson is live in the city tonight with our report. david. >> reporter: san francisco police released this cd to us late this afternoon. it contains interviews with

facial recognition. we are piloting right now pirates out of baghdad for special immigrant visas in collaboration with information sharing with the department of defense. we cannot do our jobs if it wasn't for information sharing. both ways, we share information and we need information from other agencies. today, if i talk about our data bases, some of the loudest in the federal government, our consolidated data base today is over 100terabytes. going at the rate at 5 to 6tera bytes a month. that is challenging. from an information standpoint, we have 11,000 plus state department users, however, we also have close to 20,000 nonstate department users, mostly dhs and intell. okay, some says you have users, so what? what if i told you we get 120 million hits on the data base a month? okay? having said that, it's an awesome task, and we are as good as the information we have in terms of our officers to process. you go to a place like shanghai today or mumbai when they are processing 1500 to 1600 people a day, interviewing and processing them, okay, it's a very, very challenging and difficult task, and to us, information sharing is the ultimate w

the police department and the alameda county coroner's office did not identify any of the shooting victims. you can see this dutch the suspect is a white male he does have facial hair thinned sunken cheeks. 5 ft. nine weighing 150 lbs.. at the time he had it jaca dark jacket. 7:11 a.m. back with more in a couple of minutes sunshine and clouds in the distance. you see the tree blowing and the camera shaking as well. definitely chile will be right back. welcome back to kron 4 news time now 7:60 a.m. it is dryout side. but it is also a chilly out there. if you're headed to napa in the '30's. 38 degrees in the napa valley. by noontime 56 not getting out of the '50s her high today 58. everybody ought to cool start low 40 center rosa, 37 in fairfield this morning, 44 in livermore, this is how much cooler compared to 24 hours ago. everybody much cooler. 16 degrees cooler in napa, 18 in fairfield, 14 percent rosa. overall a big drop in temperatures. sticking at 59% rosa, through novato, 61 for fairfield and concord. temperatures in the '50s in this south bay'60s in the south tuesday 6:00 p.m. a chance of sprinkles in the north bay and then by 10:00 p.m. more widesprea