soil since 911 catherine heenan this year with the quick reaction to the verdict >> catherine heenan: it's a little over 14 hours to reach a unanimous agreement rejecting defense arguments that johar tsarnayev was merely a pawn of as radicalized rather >>: today is not a day for celebration is not a day for political and moral debate into the day for reflection and healing >> catherine heenan: the dassin's delivered 25 months of the day after their bombs wrecked three spectators crowded around the marathon finish line. still palates packed inside pressure cookers injured more than 2150 people 17 people lost limbs and three died. 29 your crystal campbell a hero mom and richard and 23 year-old chinese exchange student lindsay lingzi lu mit police officers john collier was later murdered by johar tsarnayev and his brother joe vars some eye of the attorney did not dispute his guilt but try to pin most of the blame on his radicalize older brother prosecutors portrayed him as a heartless terrorist who deliberately try to kill children sort i have reportedly showed no emotion as the jury con

is here to tell us more on what's been his mother is not amused >> catherine heenan: the areclassed according to the students is acting out a series of gestures the mother is furious and calling the final exam per perversion and the very last one label erotic sell the teacher says it is true that you have to be naked to pass the final a set it happens in a dark room only lit by candlelight nearly 20 student are naked so is keep both the teacher and the mother talk to reporters off camera and the mother did not want to be identified >>: the professor makes me sick to my stomach >>: is all very control if they are uncomfortable with this gesture they should not take the class professor >> catherine heenan: the magus says he has not had any complaints and 11 years that he is taught the course of today the chairman of his department seems to be contradicting some of what the teacher is saying the school official says students are not required to be new to pass the final and can perform that part of the class without removing their close >> pam moore: a boat owner wakes up to find

more on why this is happening >> catherine heenan: the threat level at every u.s.alled force protection rubble which is described as an increase in predictable threat of terrorism the decision means heightened security at bases and more frequent random checks of cards in bags while the military says is not about a specific threat it is now urging that recent attempted attack at a cartoon contest in texas is a factor. two men were killed after trying to shoot up of free speech event they involve cartoons of mahomet cnn is reporting that it is also based on a message from isis this week with the terror group claimed it had 71 trying g hyde is ready to attack within the united states jihadists,.. >> grant lodes: we're looking at a standoff situation the subject subject is accused shooting an fbi agent in the leg is not a life-threatening injury that would try to serve a warrant on this bank robbery suspect the suspect is locked on of the longhorn band that he had nine attempted bank robbery is around denver and now we have a standoff situation with swat team member su

digest conclusion >>: is justice now he wanted to go hell and now he's gonna get there early >> catherine heenan: he still has to be sentenced of formally by the judge and at that hearing the victims have a chance to confront the convicted killer johar tsarnayev will also have a chance to speak if he decides

: catherine heenan kron 4 news >> pam moore: i had at 8 the engineer at that help of that deadly amtrak derailment filing speaks to investigators tonight what he's telling them about that as they add the icon we've occludes stanley roberts gets to the bottom of a shady business deal and to nice people behaving badly and next kron 4 investigation showed you which bart stations have the most crime and you are going to stick around and check it out. >> pam moore: investigators with the national transportation safety board are trying to determine the said eight people have died as a result of the crash polo sandoval have the latest >> reporter: u.s. navy ships this them to the for a final fair were fired and u.s. navy ships and justin zemser sur is a first of aid crashed victims to be laid to rest as a family with a final farewell friday the investigation into what caused the deadly guerrilla will likely carry on into the weekend investigators remote one of the cultures from the crash site the mangled metal cover with a black tarp some of the focus remains on brendon bossy and the en

>>pam moore>>catherine heenan: up to 105,000 gal.of oil is falling water and it could be more to discover the stress of 9 mi. the spill is bigger than first believed that broke the pipeline was spilling oil for several hours before it was finally shut off and then a lot of damage had been done authorities say it it would even worse if the rangers to live nearby have not noticed a strong petroleum smell and gone to investigate there were a was a direct people into that area ride during that they say miles of coastline the spill is pretty situation and suggested that the closure we have evacuated all the capital of the park workers again were protective suits are raking in selling the sticky black oil this could take days the houston-based company owns the pipeline and is apologizing for the mass and again it is expected that animals and fish may be affected >>pam moore: it will get a chance to sound off on the safety of underground fuel line and their neighborhood the meeting hosted by the alamo improvement association and the contra

. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with the developments out of sacramento today. catherine? >> catherine: state senators have passed that very controversial bill. >> catherine: it would mean that parents would "not" be able to get exemptions from getting their children vaccinated. >> catherine: the bill would make medical waivers available -- but only for children who have health problems -- forcing unvaccinated children to be home- schooled. >> catherine: there was a final debate in the senate thursday.before it was passed on a 25-10 vote. >> measles as one of the leading cause of death of children. in 2013, there was 145,000 measle death about 400 deaths every day about 16 per hour. >> catherine: the bill has triggered lots of protests -- including this one in oakland this week. >> catherine: it now moves on to the assembly. >> catherine: if the bill becomes law - california would join mississippi and west virginia as the only states with such strict requirements. >> catherine: governor brown has not taken a position on the bill. >> pam: today. governor jerry brown present

catherine heenan is here with a troubling details catherine?> catherine: thought we aren't talking about 70 cards and a separate the odds are pretty good you are affected. the cut abrasion has declared nearly 34 million and that the effect of that almost none of the seven cars on the road to that print most of the recalled cars to the made by the want of the dozens of different models are affected creek most of which were built in 2000 he left adrift >> is probably the most complex recall that all recall and history. thorn-- auto recall >> catherine: that is the attorney for a florida man entered by an exploding inner bay. cory was in an accident of port he is just one example of the many people injured by but the cottage a japanese company had tried for months to limit the recall arguing that the accidents happen only in areas with very high humidity. the government did not buy that line and hit the company bought more than a million dollars in fines. it is still not clear why the air back sometimes >> catherine: coverage of the story continue

catherine heenan has more on what local communities have achieved. catherine, how are we doing?ater regular tours by sing california conservative little water in march and local officials were not aggressive and cracking down on waste. the update was presented tuesday to state water resources control board as to consider sweeping restrictions to protect water supplies and the drought. a survey of local water the partial water use fell less than 4% in march compared to the same month and 2013. overall savings have that only 9 percent since last summer even though governor jerry brown set a voluntary 20% target. brown is now ordering mandatory conservation and renters are considering rules to set water reduction targets as much as 36 percent and some communities. the board is also trekking in force enforcement of water rules most committee's report is sending over 20 city fewer than 20 warnings in march. >> pam: persisted that the state numbers not good. across california water use was down less than 4% in march compared to two years ago last december was the only month since last

catherine heenan is here with the latest.catherine? >> catherine: the fbi is still looking into threats made against two inbound international flights to s-f-o tuesday night. >> catherine: like a string of other airliners in recent days -- the planes landed safely and were searched -- and the threats were not found to be credible. >> catherine: there were very few details on exactly what happened. part of what the fbi wants to know -- is there any bound flight >> catherine: that was the subject of a bomb threat hours earlier. meantime - passengers at s- f-o were taking the latest threats in stride. >> we are very fortunate. a lot of parts of the world live and these conditions every day. >> i am not worried about threats brett i am sure that they command every day. -- come in >> catherine: over memorial day weekend -- there was a swarm of telephone threats made against u.s. inbound flights. >> catherine: including an air france flight that was actually escorted by jet fighters. there was a total of telephoned threats on memorial day.all

catherine heenan is here video. and reaction from the young victim. catherine? >> catherine:it's chilling video. in san jose - a 13-year-old girl was walking home tuesday afternoon.and didn't realize a man was following her. surveillance video captured it all.as he followed her at a distance. then closed in as she got closer to her house.just off stevens creek boulevard. on the doorstep. he asked directions - claiming he was lost. then burst into the house.grabbing the terrified girl. police say she was very brave - hitting him in the face and trying to fight back. she was knocked to the floor.and after she got back up.there was an awkward interval in which it wasn't clear what the man was going to do. he finally left. today the girl talked to kron four about what happened. altered her voice. ") and is that the fourth few steps towards made thought he was going to grab may adjust what the advocates after that will leave vons the door start testing of paris to the authorities still be as lavish. releasing take pictures of a man >> catherine: pictures of the man -

catherine heenan is here with more on the fall-out. >> pam: parts of downtown waco have been on lock-down today. >> pam: and police are stopping motorcycle riders after threats have been made against law enforcement. >> catherine: there's still a heavy police presence here. waco police are hoping the worst is over. >> catherine: but say they're ready for just about anything. >> catherine: five rival gangs met at a twin peaks restaurant sunday - just outside waco. >> catherine: a brawl that began as a fist gunfire.9 bodies. and 170 arrests. >> catherine: some of those arrested could charges.and are being held on 1 million dollar bonds. >>"we're in the process of diagramming every piece of evidence.that was there." >> catherine: police are also getting officers that they're taking seriously. >> catherine: but say the public is not in any danger. >> catherine: they'd actually been tipped off to the meeting of biker gangs -- and had officers onthe scene. but there was only so much they could do. >>"they could care less if we were here or now.that's the violence we were dealing with." >> cathe