catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> it was a great day today with temperatures in the 70s and we will see the conditions continue through the weekend. tomorrow cooler in the morning, 30s through parts of the bay area, but 70s by the afternoon. saturday, warming un, sunday cooling down. nothing to complain about. morning lowes cool up in the north bay. 37 santa rosa, 42 san raff el. 44 half moon bay. 77 san jose. into the afternoon, we recover nicely, 70s. 78 redwood city. 73 hay wood. 76 san jose. 76 inland, warming up. 76 half moon bay. 70s in the north bay. 69 san francisco, 69 in richmond. halloween forecast, similar conditions carry over into monday. the forecast looking good. clear and mild. temperatures in the 60s through the bay area. chilly 8:00, dropping into the 50s, especially in the north bay. extended forecast, nice mild conditions through the weekend and into next week. a chilly start to the day tomorrow but we will see warmer morning temperatures saturday and sunday. change as we head towards the end of next week. winds back, temperatures cool and we will get the fog ba

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> testimony today in the conrad murray trial. patients were talking about the doctor in glowing terms. moving him to tears. five patients from lash and houston -- las vegas and houston. prosecutors pointed out that none of the patients that he was treating were being treated for sleep disorder. conrad murray is charged with giving michael jackson propofol to help him sleep. the final defense witnesses will be two medical experts. >>> after a windy morning winds have calmed down in most sports. still seeing gusts 20-30 miles per hour. in the valleys near zero for most locations. 5 miles per hour in san francisco. 7 heyward. calm through most of the bay area. chilly conditions overnight. temperatures, north bay, 36 santa rosa. 34 napa. 30 sonoma. all over the place. low 40s for fairfield, concord, livermore. down in morgan hill 42 degrees. 48 san francisco, >>> all right. good evening, everybody. the threat of rape postponed game 6 of the world series. and what is funny about this, they called it off early afternoon in st. louis be

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> there was a dreary monday but we will see changes as we move intow. in the morning, could see much of the same. right now light rain through the bay area and that will continue over night. scattered showers will remain tomorrow. by 10:00 in the morning, skies will clear. by noon, clear skies. upper 60s. low 70s. similar to today. 5-15 degrees warmer. 70s for the south bay. 74 santa clara and san jose. inland valleys, 79 antioch. 77 wallimate creek. -- walnut creak. 70 oakland. 71 in hayward. also 60s for the peninsula. 60s close to the coast line. fog into the afternoon along the coast? north bay, temperatures in the 70s. 76 fairfield, santa rosa. 70 mill valley. we will continue the warming trend tomorrow as you saw. san francisco 68 degrees. wednesday 74. and upper 70s by thursday. also warm inland. 75 livermore. comfortable. 83 wednesday. hot on thursday, 89 degrees. san jose, 74 tomorrow. 80 wednesday. 86 on thursday. thursday will be our day of peak heating. slightly warmer tomorrow, wednesday and thursday near 90 degrees. 80 bay shores. coolin

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures start to warm tomorrow but first fog.ut by noon. temperatures warming up to 69 in oakland. 74 redwood city. 79 pleasanton. let's check out the fog for tomorrow morning. all right long the coast line and spilling over into the bay shores. tomorrow hugging the shores. 8:00, on the same spot. clearing back by 10:00. i think it will be back to the coast line by noon. right here in oakland and hairward. for the temperatures, warmer, 70s and 80s in the south bay. 85 san jose. 70s for the bay shores. 70s inland valleys. 77 livermore and antioch. low 70s north bay. 66 san francisco. 78 fairfield. extended forecast, we will continue the warming trend for the weekend. fog clears out after tomorrow. sunny skys for friday and through the weekend, temperatures reaching the 80s through the bay area. 70s long the coast line. warmer weather next week, 80s inland, 70s bay shores. >>> blackberry is offering users free apps. the apps that would cost $100 will be rolled out over the next few weeks. they are offering the apps for the inconven

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> warm weather continues into tomorrow. i updated temperatures.an what we were forecasting earlier. 80 tomorrow afternoon in san francisco. 82 heyward. 89 livermore. 82 in oakland. well above average for this time a year. 10 degrees above where we should be tomorrow. 10 degrees above average in san francisco, hayward and san jose. 12 degrees above average in oakland. and 11 in livermore. let's look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. i have adjusted these readings. san jose 87 degrees. most of the south bay upper 80s. 89 cupertino. 88 morgan hill. 80 inland. no 90s in pleasanton. danville 89. 87 antioch. east bay shores. 79 berkeley. 80 richmond. 82 oakland, hayward. 80s san francisco. 80s for thepins. 70s for the coast line tomorrow afternoon with hardly any wind and sunny skies. great day to head out to the coast. north bay 80s. 87 santa rosa. 86 sonoma. very nice day tomorrow. santa cruz will be very warm tomorrow, 84 degrees. we have winds off the mountains and down sloping winds warm things up, especially at the coast line. 84 santa

>>pam: back on the phone with us is catherine heenan. >>catherine: earlier this afternoon with the first earthquake, i was in the newsroom. it was interesting to be in the restaurant this time. >>pam: kathryn was here in the station when the earthquake hit earlier this afternoon. the one that we felt a few moments ago was an aftershock. both of them on the hayward fault. that last one was 6 mi. deep, just a bit deeper than the first earthquake. kiberlee sakamoto has more information for us. >>kimberlee: i have been keeping an eye on facebook comments, many viewers are saying that this jolt felt stronger than the first one. >>kimberlee: here is what one person had to say on twitter. >>kimberlee: here is what another person had to say. >>kimberlee: look at what this person said. >>kimberlee: here is that one more. >>kimberlee: lastly, this is a final comment. >>kimberlee: today was the california shake out, people talking about earthquake prepared this. this is another reminder that we live in earthquake country and need to be ready for the

the catherine heenan reports.he court allowed the power of the police to question anyone in to detain them at any time. >>reporter: if you could speak to the people who passed this law, what would you say? >> do not be selfish. we all have and want an opportunity. >>catherine: and alabama, eight simple traffic stop could lead to deportation. people worry what would happen if the children are in the car. >> if you get detains, they do not detain your children with you. they do not take the children to deal with the. someone has to stay with the children. >>catherine: the law has made it a crime for illegal immigrants to look for work or their children to attend school or anyone to provide housing or transportation for them. all of those provisions have been suspended by the federal courts. a final decision will not come for months. the appeals court denied requests to block other provisions. law enforcement officials can still in jail people because a reasonable suspicion of being in the country unlawfully or anyon

as catherine heenan reports, most of that drop has come since the official end of the recession. >>catherine: nearly 12 years ago when america will come to the new millennium, few people would have predicted the economic hard times to come. since then we have seen unemployment climbed to 10% and we have seen two different recessions. if former bureau workers have added up the dollars and cents. average household income is slipping fast. the trend has accelerated since june of 2009 what economist declared if the recovery had begun. it is not hard to see why. go to any unemployment office. at the start of the recession, the average person was out of work for 17 weeks. by the end of the recession, 24 weeks. now it is more than 40 weeks. if that means businesses can offer lower wages and still get plenty of applicants. desperate job-seekers are more likely to take part- time positions. in comfort black americans has dropped nearly twice as much as for whites. the income drop between the two has increased by more than $400. catherine heenan, kron4 news. >> police say a man and woman we

catherine heenan reports she was one of the people who died. >> a very nice guy. hat the man they knew as a devoted father to the mass murder. >> i had to digest the information for a minute. >>catherine: police say there is no doubt that he was responsible. a bystander caught the arrest on bdo.-- video. >>officer: he entered this along with a handgun, killing eight people and critically injuring one person. >>catherine: he was reportedly wearing body armor when he was arrested a half mile from the scene. much of what is known about him comes from papers filed in a divorce. this is what he told a neighbor. >> he said he got hurt on the job and his wife sent him a divorce papers. she never came to see him. >>catherine: his ex-wife claimed physical abuse and he was the one who filed for divorce according to court papers. if they have been fighting for custody of their seven year-old son. their last meeting in corliss tuesday. catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>pam: police have now released the names of the eight victims. the salon owner, his ex-wife and the daughter of

catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>pam: do not forget to share your photographs, videos and opinions with us on our facebook fan page and on twitter. >>pam: new details about the threats that were sent to several schools. police have made an arrest. that comes as good news to many concerned parents. >> i am glad that they got the guy. >>reporter: friday morning this man was arrested. police say he is the one that has been sending threatening e-mail's, faxes and letters to schools in martinez, concord and a pleasant hill. >> what would possess someone to do something like that? >>reporter: the threats caused some parents to pull their kids from school. >> i was nervous this morning. i was not going to bring my kids to school. >>reporter: police say that he was angry at a former friend and signed the friend's name to the threats hoping the person would get into trouble. the contra costa county district attorney's office shows that he was arrested with making criminal threats back in 2002 but the charges were eventually

. >> catherine heenan personal friends with the ducks. he will leave the game.k right in the head. perry, last year's mvp, 3-1 anaheim. bret, acquired from minnesota, they will make it close. with less than 30 seconds to go, sharks attacking the net but dan ellis making save after save. 41 on the night. the former shark had a couple goals. 3-2 anaheim. they go off on a two week road trip. jim harbaugh, jim schwartz no fines or suspensions. jim harbaugh one more time. the reason -- never told you why he pulls his shirt up. i will explain that in a minute or after the show. he shook jim schwartz hand and patted him on the back. jim schwartz didn't like it. chased after jim harbaugh the league warned both guys. show more class. and, of course, the 49ers players are bel behind the 5-1 jungle jim. >> show your emotions, you know, that's okay to do. whether you are a football player, football coach or a man in general, i was excited about the football game. you know? got revved up. >> two guys very competitive, emotionally charged guys. you know, i wouldn't put my mon

catherine heenan explains. >> unmanned vehicles are flying out of business and data warehouse. for under $1,000, you can purchase your own and drown. the owner is an editor at wired magazine. >> i never knew that i would have the chance to work for a high-tech company or old one. >>catherine: he grew up in mexico, able to fix anything. >> when i was 10 years old, i was able to bill a computers. >>catherine: he could not working while he was waiting for his green card. while waiting, he created the drones. personal drones' can also record crimes and instantly alert police. people are already using social media to broadcast their lives. a mobile camera could be the ultimate extension of that desire. >> once we make it easier to deny in the sky, the users will discover the real applications. >>catherine: there is a web site devoted to this concept and a group in the bay area is already involved in their own and drawn projects. we have a link set up on our web page. >>brian: it has been a spectacular weekend. a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. nice temperatures, warm into the '

as catherine heenan explains controversy. 3148 days eight years, five months and 20 days after this. >> the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> the of war--the war in a rock will come to one end. >>catherine: this is a fulfillment of a campaign promise. >> i continue to keep my promise of withdrawing troops. >>catherine: the a rocky government has refused to let them stay. the government of the rocyou rocseraphic hgovernment s requesting that bay leavethe wif the troops. catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>isabel: nearly 170,000 that number is about 43,000. all of these will be gone by the end of the year. while these troops numbers have been shrinking the number seven is increasing in afghanistan. jeff pierce continues with team coverage. >> michelle miller her son has spent two tours in iraq. >> when he was an iraq, i was anxious and if i was not sure if he was getting enough food, enough rest. now, with two different words it does not get any easier. >>reporter: it was difficult with both for sons. >> one a are de

catherine heenan with kron4 news. at 11:00 p.m.vable increase in the number of air-traffic control errors. we are breaking down the numbers as a new report is released. >> sex can be forgettable or mind blowing for some people it is both we will explain tonight 11:00 p.m.. let us ticket the video is very explicit the customer use her cellphone to videotape this, started cursing at the worker slapped him across the face prompting him to launch ford and show the two women. one of the women jump behind the counter the worker was held back in they came toward the warm and brandishing a metal rod which he repeatedly hit her with. you can hear the other customers started to scream as the metal rod continues to hit the woman over and over again. the woman was beaten so bradley the one suffered a fractured skull and the other a broken arm. police said the cashier had previously served more than a decade in prison for manslaughter he was just parole last march, he had been working at mcdonald's since then he is due back in court next week.

catherine heenan explained. >>katherine: the u.s.ng market shoot it is still reeling from the mortgage mess. in washington there is a new plan emerging is raising eyebrows both here and abroad. a democrat from new york and republican senator mike lee from utah are proposing a bill that will give foreigners a u.s. visa if they purchase a home on american soil. he says it is a far the plan. >> the number one goal is to help the housing market that is the biggest anchor around our economy but the no. 2 goal is to get the economy going. the people will come here, they will spend a great deal of money here there will have to leave here 180 days minimum. and they will pay taxes here. it will also help to get the economy going. >>katherine: they cannot purchase just any old house, to qualify they have to spend at least half a million dollars. they believe it will be very attractive overseas. they say foreigners bint $82 billion on home to the u.s. that is up 24% from a year ago. that is thanks to low prices, favorable exchange rates and ong

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>>catherine: catherine heenan, kron 4 >>isabel: justin herman plaza is another spot for occupy protestersth the protesters to keep it clean. while the national spotlight is shining on san francisco occupy in san jose remain small. the last couple of days police have stood guard without any instances. the bay area protests are just one of 70 that will responsif the bay ares are just one of the reaction of the occupy wall street. >> the occupy wall street was the beginning of the protests. >> ruiz, who allegheldy killed touson, is still at large services today for touson will be heavily armed with police presence. that is expected a 1:30 today. >>janu: mostly clear conditions with a beautiful clear start. temperatures however chilly. the afternoon will bring us a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures. we've a slight cool down as we finish off the work week. just a slight cool down, however. that it chilly start in the north bay is still in the 30's in santa rosa. 37 napa, 45 degrees in los gatos. the futurecast is showing 70's. in fact, we are going to see mostly 70's with the this evening