catherine heenan has more details. >> catherine: in an earlier interview trayvon martin the mother wanted to hear an apology. she had to questions. did zimmerman know that he was only 17 and he did not have a gun. zimmerman responded. >> i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was i thought he was younger than i am. i did not know if you is armed or not. >> zimmerman mix this self- serving apology in court 50 days later. >> the witness there is no mention that he wanted to address the family. >> catherine: he wanted to apologize and a private setting but not an option he had. second-degree murder charges of the unarmed black teenager in february. he says that he shot and self-defense after being knocked to the ground. this 17 year old was the victim of racial profiling. the judge set bail at 150,000. it could be a couple of days before he gets released. no contact with the family and his gps the monitoring will be in place. during the hearing, the family sequestered questions by phone. they had been threatened. apparently he worked as a mentor to a young boy and his

catherine heenan, kron 4.dge denied the discharge against a marine who posted negative comments about president obama on facebook. kiberlee sakamoto has the details on this controversy. >>kimberlee: the judge and military agreed that this convents and the military has recommended that he gives and other than honorable discharge that would strip him of all benefits. this started in 2010. he greeted thi-created this page criticizing the president. and his commanding officer called him into president. documents that he posted online include one that said " through obama's i will not follow orders ". and also is said that he is the economic enemy. the religious enemy and fund fundamentally, a domestic enemy. he called the president not in any power and he will not salute them. this nine year veteran is not going to go quietly. he is appealing mesthe s -- >>brian: the santa cruz mountains showers the heaviest of being in the east bay. and those are now departing. the showers are now in the central valley towards tr

catherine heenan tells us, he has a great legacy as a dozen men and a mentor. >> wait until you see whathave been preparing. >>catherine: dick clark helped bring a rock-and-roll to the mainstream on american bandstand and boosted black musicians at a time when it was not always easy for them to reach a wide audience. musicians who went on to become big stars, big breaks on his show. he introduced everyone from buddy holly to madonna. these are scenes from a television special celebrating 30 years of american and all and end 10 years later he was talking about how it was still a talk about show. people. in those days we did not have the television competition that we have these days. we presented over 10,000 musical forms as on that show, and practically everyone the of her death. >>pam: no one was a better at bridging the music scene in theory it everything did for touched turned to gold. all have made millions. his stroke in december of 2004 forced him to miss new year's in times square. >>pam: last night we tracked the progress of marine experts were trying to cut it will free from fis

clark will be remembered for many things, including his foresight in media, and as catherine heenan tells us, his legacy as a gentleman and mentor. >> wait till you see what we've been preparing for the last three days in the bandstand. >> reporter: tony orlando said only god is responsible for creating more stars than dick clark. he helped bring rock and roll into the mainstream. he boosted black musicians at a time when it wasn't always easy for them to reach a white audience. musicians who went on to become big stars got their first big breaks on his show. he introduced everybody from buddy holly tomas donna. these are scenes -- to madonna. >> it captivated a lot of people. in those days, we didn't have the television competition we have these days. we presented over ten thousand musical performances on that show. and included with practically everybody ever heard of. >> reporter: nobody was better at bridging the rebellious new music scene with traditional new show business. it seemed anything dick clark touched turned to gold. his productions made millions. even the youngest of viewe

>>reporter: catherine heenan, kron4 >>jacqueline: that fog will still continue.aring out for this afternoon warm, hot temperatures. neighborhood by neighborhood, next. if ♪ announcer: now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: for most of our lives drivers have been parked clos close to the curb. in fact if you are more than 18 in. away and you could get a ticket. however, this is san francisco everything you have learned is going to be tossed out the window. >> i think they are out of their minds. it is the worst decision they have ever made. they will prioritize bicycles over pedestrians and elderly. >>stanley: the department of rex creating new lanes. >> i believe in creating a bicycling but it is on the inside of the curb. >> yes they cannot park at the curb. it is now the bicycle lane and the street is a parking spot. >> if i go open to my car door i am going to possibly get sideswiped. >> i parked along that strip right there. >> this medium. >> it was one of the first days. >>stanley: this driver got a $ 160 ticket. >> it

catherine heenan has a look at more. >>catherine: the secret service team arrived two days before president obama, 11 agents are accused of bringing prostitutes back to this hotel. the scandal involves as many as 20 women and 10 u.s. military members. this 24 year-old colombian prostitute reportedly told police that one of the agent refused to pay her peak -- refused to say her feet the morning after. they bickered in it she says he threw her out of the rug. prostitution is mostly legal out of columbia it the single mother did not hesitate to call police. >> it is stepping. -- it is stunning. there has to the investigation to see how this happened. >> some of the agents are denying that they knew their remit were prostitutes. polygraph tests are being conducted although agents have their right to refuse them. the agents involved are not a part of the elite team that stays close to the president of the alleged behavior is considered a huge security risk. there is talk of a committee or hearing to determine if this is part

as catherine heenan tells us his legacy as a gentleman and mentor. >> wait until you see what we have been preparing. >>catherine: one person said only god is responsible for creating more stars than dick clark, bringing rock- and-roll into the mainstream. he boasted of black musicians at a time when it was not always easy for them to meet a white audience. many musicians got their first big break on his show. he introduced everyone from buddy holly to madonna. these are scenes from a television special celebrating 30 years of american bandstand. 10 years later he was talking about how it was silly talk about show. >> it captivated a lot of people. in those days we did not have the television competition we have in those days. >> no one was a better at bridging the rebellious music scene officials of business. everything dick clark touched turned to gold. his productions made millions. for a peaceful of the viewers know him as the guy in times square on new year's eve. his stroke forced him to miss his annual appearance but he was back the next year making cameo appearances his speech

millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>pam: adipotide as catherine heenanou do not have to plant a tree to do something good for the environment. >>catherine: april 22nd is earth day, an annual celebration of all things good for mother earth. traditionally, people plant gardens or clean up litter but he did not have to get your hands dirty to make a difference. consumer reports has a new list of ways to get rid of all electronics in an environmentally conscious way. you could even make money. you can sell electronics. sites like amazon.com a cragslist and east bay are teaming with potential buyers. some major retailers will let you traded your unwanted products in exchange for a gift card. consumer reports highlights best buy, a target and amazon for their programs. popular manufacturers apple, kodak and sony also offer similar incentives. you can donate anything that is good working order to a charity. certain charities only except certain items so be sure to check their web sites. if you can get a receipt and to clear your donation on taxes but if your ga

as catherine heenan shows as you do have a couple of extra days this year to get them finished. >> the clock is ticking >>justine: will take a quick break, taxes are due april 17th. >> we will be right back. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>stanley: the city of san rafael has had a problem with violent crimes in an area known as the transit corridor. it is a 12 block area. this man on the floor is being arrested after attempting to steal a chicken from this store. this when he was caught, he brandished a knife. when police searched him they also found a previous ticket for him being drunk in public. there is a lot of drinking going on in san rafael which contributes to the site of violent crimes. this woman on the and is on probation. one of the conditions of her probation is no of all. >>officer: do you have any alcohol on you? a

as catherine heenan reports, the man charged in the shooting death of treyvon martin fan has left theail and we're not quite sure where he is. >>catherine: if shortly after posting bail off, george zimmerman left the jail around bad night with a police escort. he was wearing a brown jacket, blue jeans friend and carrying a perfect. because of repeated death threats he is back in hiding with authorities say nothing about where he was headed. earlier this month the 28 year old was charged with second-degree murder, for four days after shooting and killing treyvon martin, an unarmed black teenager. the martin family says their son was the victim of racial profiling. zimmerman is arguing self- defense. he blamed the teenager punched him and slammed his head against the sidewalk. this photo of the back of the romans had was released on friday. that same day, he apologized in court to the martin family saying he was sorry for the loss of their son. his early morning release was greeted by relief from its friends and anger from the martin family. >> now he is looking for event. keith on 251

as catherine heenan tells us the justices are already suggesting that they might of hold at least partf that law. >> the election year fight over immigration is front and center. justices heard arguments on the 2010 immigration measure in arizona, the key question as it states have the authority to enforce immigration matters. there is and argues it creates financial hardship, safety concerns in high crime along border communities. the obama administration says it is a matter for the federal government, not the states but arizona says the federal government is not doing much to address the problem and the border states suffer disproportionately. >> what good are the laws of the books when they have been functionally ignored for decades? arizona takes on the costs of incarceration, education and health care. we had to step up to defend our state. >> critics argue the law means racial profiling. the law requires in part the police can check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws if they suspect there in the country illegally. there will not be a decision until june but