dan kerman joins us with details. kron4's >> dan kerman? >> that means that this is going to be a governor that the democratic leadership and governor jerry brown acidic and both support. >> we have been concerned about this budget $650 million towards cal state a significant cut. hundreds to the judicial. and all along the lines. we have made tough decisions. it is a good budget. but it is not a budget that i started with an january. a word that the leadership wanted but that was a budget that created it revenue. >>reporter: this is a eliminating 75 percent of the structural test and even making more revenue measures on the ballot but that will not take place until november of next year. >>catherine: as i understand there could be more than $12 billion in cuts? >>reporter: that is correct, revenue is higher at $4 billion and if that cannot keep up? automatic conditional cuts will be made. >>catherine: thank dan kerman. >> jacqueline: big changes. in umbrella needed. we will have your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. (music) i

if for no, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: an agreement of the state budget to close the $9.6 billion deficit will not rely on tax extensions. instead of checks will improve and more money for the state tax. also drivers will lead to pay $12 more to register each vehicle. the 55 gang task force has been long to $100 million and each tax could see cuts for the universities. this would be the start of the new physical yawping it signed in to lot july 1st. physical-year--being signed into the new calendar year which is july 1st. >>pam: today, is the eighth anniversary leaving nine people dead, six people lunger, and a 40-50 run the magazine was firing 75 shots six people were let injured on this day. the district attorney also points out the terrorist a practical use of these types of magazines that holds 50 bullets at each time >> when people hear about the capacity of the magazines holding a 50 bullets. the death toll is so much greater. we have seen that over and over again. the results of this is usually very bad. ther

kron 4's dan kerman has a look that protests in los angeles. >> reporter: more than 30 members of the los angeles coalition for justice for oscar grant as well as his uncle marched to the u.s. courthouse to demand they file federal charges against former bart police officer johannes mehserle violating oscar grant's civil rights. >> we did not receive justice in this proceeding, we have been denied our rights and i am here to tell you this fight is not over. >> reporter: johannes mehserle was released after midnight. after serving 365 days of his two year sentence for shooting and killing oscar grant. >> it is a travesty that the judge showed just how criminal this system is. and he exposed just how racist, how racist this criminal justice system his. >> reporter: his uncle joined protesters outside the los angeles courthouse. >> we will not lay down with our hands behind our back and allow the police officers to kill us. it is time for the community to stand up and speak to this issue. it is sad for me to be here on behalf of my nephew to be talking about this. but this mission has ju

at the jail, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> yesterday's actions by the u.s. airways employee has some people questions whether deshon marman rights were violated. we spoke to a lawyer who says while they don't have enough facts to decide they find the case troubling. >> first of all, there is no indication they have a dress code. it's simply inappropriate is in the eye of the beholder and allowing someone who paid for a ticket to be thrown off a plane because an employee doesn't like the way she dressed, it's troubling. >> we have to remember, 40 years ago men with long hair or beards, they say a it's a lot of discrimination. it's ridiculous that that would be the case. fashion has changed. and it's a problem when the times don't change with them. >> deshon marman was in the bay area to speak at a funeral of his friend, he was another stand out football star who was shot several times and died this month. the former coach of the young men said nobody in the situation is right. >> my gut reaction is, where is common sense, in terms of deshon marman pulling up

dan kerman joins us with details. kron4's >> dan kerman?> that means that this is going to be a governor that the democratic leadership and governor jerry brown have both found >> we've made it tough decisions. is a good budget but it is not the budget that i started with in the january. the democratic leadership had victory and that was the one that had revenue. >>reporter: additional cuts>> we have been concerned about this budget $650 million towards cal state a significant cut. hundreds to 150 million to the judicial court's- and also a vehicle increase for the dmv registration. >> spending goals are at historic lows we are trying every effort to bring this balance budget into balance. >>reporter: the lines. we have made tough decisions. it is a good budget. but it is not a an january. a word that the leadership wanted but that was a budget that created it revenue. >>reporter: this is a eliminating 75 percent of the structural test and even making more revenue measures on the ballot but that will not take place until november of next ye

dan kerman? >>reporter: not that soon, p.m. it is equipment. and- pam it is a piece of equipment that counts each car. that is what is causing the backup is malfunctioning. the westbound is backed up beyond the meter and lights. >> somebody is messing up! a somebody is screwing up. >> they should be able to learn how to roll work their own equipment. the with the more money they ask of you, the last services they provide. >>pam not only are drivers notice and get but a reporter. >> the san jose, the 101, the northbound of both slow. the biggest issue is that the speed of the metering lights. we will start with the bay bridge. saddam backups again. at the bay bridge toll plaza. with attention satellite-- backups-sadly. >> caltran is with the equipment that the vehicles are crossing the bay bridge. early last week that equipment stopped working properly. it is not sending the correct information to the meat during flights. as a result of those are not working lights correctly. the metering lights are staying on one locker each day. they do not kn

dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> police are still searching for another parolee. jonathan walker is a suspect in two murders. one last week and another in san francisco in january. a man beaten in san jose in 2005 has passed away. he died because of the injuries suffered six years ago. the man suspected in the attack was never charged. they got into an argument that led to a fight. at the time police arrested him but they let him go. he has since been deported to mexico. there is no warrant for his arrest. >>> a live look outside from our cam. good visibility at this hour. minimal fog close to the coast line but it pushes back into the bay over night. things warmed up after yesterday's storm but we are in for a big warm up for the weekend. 70s in the north bay and inland valley as well as the delta with the sunshine this afternoon but 60s close to the coast line and down the peninsula. it will stay mild overnight with the fog moving in. 50s and 60s right now. we should stay in the 50s for the most part. maybe a few low 40s. tomorrow, dense fog for the morning clos

kron 4's dan kerman has more. >> reporter: police say it's this video recorded by the victim that led to his capture. >> we definitely believe the video helped us because we were able to get tips. >> reporter: those in thes with the work of investigators, led police to identify the man as dion mcdaniel. >> dion mcdaniel is basically a career criminal. he has a long rap sheet. he has been convicted of 11 felonies and done 6 different stints in prison. >> reporter: he was arrested tuesday morning, hiding in the backyard of this house. >> he jumped over the fence and came over here, in this house, with the tires. >> reporter: kevin and his family live here. he says the suspect was hiding in this play house. >> my daughter's old play house. he was hiding out. i don't know how long he has been there. that's why the police couldn't find him. >> it's spooky. i am taking it out. somebody else might try to do that. >> reporter: his mother is relieved the suspect is caught. >> i am glad he is caught. the idea they came into my yard. you know? it's scary. >> reporter: police won't say how long t

kron 4's dan kerman has more. >>> the search for michelle le, who went missing from kaiser permanente hospital friday night continued wednesday with a focus on technology. authorities say michelle le's cell phone continued operating till mid-day on saturday and pinged from towers in oakland, fremont and union city. now authorities are getting records to zero in on a specific location. >> that's our primary focus. we believe the last place that the last place the phone pings is the place we be to look. the only place we have the ability to look. the only evidence that we have that may take us to where she was, if not where she currently is. >> reporter: police interviewed 20 people, served several search warrants and detained and released a friend of michelle le's. >> we are not in the position, nor of the mind to identify this as a foul play incident. we are holding out hope. we hold the same hope as the family. >> reporter: authorities are reviewing surveillance video where she parked her car. so far the vault of the video varies. >> we can't determine who is in the car, we can't det

dan kerman has the details. it is only on kron 4 news. dan kerman?bound you can see it is going towards the metering lights. frankly that is the problem. it is the metering lights. basically what we're finding is that traffic is backing up in the morning a much longer than it usually is for the westbound commuters. this video is from 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.,- 11:00 a.m. because these metering lights are not being operative properly. that is frustrating commuters. >> somebody is messing up. whatever is happening? >> they should be able to know how to run their own equipment. >> they asked you, and now they do not know about the services that they provide >>reporter: caltrain says that early last week some of the discovered a problem with the equipment. counting vehicles of the bridge. it is that piece of equipment that determines how the metering lights work. this was discovered early last week they could try to fix it but they still of not been able to fine-tune it. as a result? the metering lights are a bunker on and the arab-on all--under for the day.

kron4's dan kerman picks up the story there to show us the final goodbye. >> the fallen firefightersat holy cross cemetery about 5:30 p.m. >> reporter: the caskets, each were board a different fire truck and draped with the american flag. and each fire truck was followed by several vehicles carrying the families. the procession of fire trucks followed, and the line seemed to go on forever. a small crowd stood outside the cemetery, cheering on the firefighters who were part of the procession. firefighter serving as pallbearers will bring the casket to the graveicide for the burial service. eventually, the flags will be folded and presented to the families, and then the caskets will be lowered into the ground. >> the burial site is about 250 yards from here. valerio and perez will be buried side by side. dan kerman, kron4 news. >> the police officer convicted of killing oscar grant is scheduled for release. including his time sever, he will have served 12 months of his two-year sentence behind bars. state corrections officials say he will likely be under minimal supervision while on pa

dan kerman, kron4 news. >>> fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a two-alarm blaze that gutted the inside of king elementary school in richmond. kron4's reggie kumar tells us school officials that the brand- new school next door was not damaged in the fire. >> investigators are calling this fire suspicious. >> reporter: the main building at king elementary school has been boarded up after flames destroyed everything inside monday night. the school year just wrapped up two days ago. school officials believe the fire was purposely set and whoever started it may have snuck into the building while movers relocated items to the new school campus next door. fire investigators haven't said if this fire was arson. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: investigators told him they found three ignition points inside the building. >> if that wasn't a cinder block beleagu, that whole neighborhood could have been on fire by the reckless act of a few. they have to be caught and they have to be brought to justice and they need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> too a whole

in los angeles, dan kerman, kron 4 news.le is free, people are wondering where he is going to live? considering the publicity surrounding this case. haazig madyun is learned that the man could perhaps of the answer. >>reporter: johannes meserle, and his family, the one man the could know the status of this convicted killer is his and attorney. and as for his his area of northern california his always call this home. however, he is going to try to find another place called home. he will live a productive life with his family. according to the non-rich vocal parol he could live anywhere in the u.s. without restrictions of the non- --revocable parole he will not have to meet with parole agents. during that one year and his whereabouts will not be tracked. johannes meserle does not have to inform anybody of his presidential status not even at the state part of corrections. in oakland come off haazig madyun kron 4 news. >>pam: kimberlee what could our viewers say about johannes meserle release? >> kimberlee: this was the number-o

in heyward, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>> also, today, le's father held a news conference. that was earlier. he wanted to talk about why the family rejects the police department's assumption that michelle is dead. >> to us, if you call something murder, you've got to have a body and we asked them and they said no body was found at this time. so we don't think that's a definite proof yet, even though michelle's case is under a different classification now by the heyward police department, and even though heyward police department has given up on finding michelle alive, our family and friends continue to maintain hope and faith in her return. until the heyward police department can offer conclusive and definite proof, otherwise we will continue to believe she is alive. michelle is still alive, and needs to be rescued. [ indiscernible ] >> meanwhile, heyward police have stopped searching these rural areas of the east bay for michelle le. in total, police combed through five rural areas, looking for evidence. assistanting in those searches, the alameda county service. the searc

dan kerman. if live. city hall. dan?back and forth with the division of a city council members. three different proposals to close this $58 billion budget gap the good news is that they are agreeing to employee concessions for the union civil unions civic and--- unions. >> the city is facing a $58 billion budget deficit. and a $76 billion of budget the opposite in 2013 but the council has some good news. they have tentatively agreed to concessions with a $12 million savings for 2011- 2012. and a $90 million savings for 2012-2013. that could mean-$90 million savings. -$19 million savings and 2012-2013. with police and library services intact. >> library services are places that they can go, no matter what the h, young, old, teens, seniors. no matter what the-a eac the age. t will add to the quality of the like. >> sentiments of the same. >> the libraries of the sanctuary. with more petition signatures that oakland library services remain intact. >> as i mentioned that there are three different proposals from sections of t

dan kerman it is inside, we will try to find out if the sentencing already took place.side. >> i know that you are posted outside, dan kerman is inside, we are getting word hon fresh off the wires that that jaycee lee dugard is speaking. what she says that her life was stolen by her of doctors. we know that is going on and we are covering that inside of the court room. we will continue coverage drop the next hour. jaycee lee dugard is also released a book about her time in captivity from the age of 11 when she was kidnapped from south lake tahoe and she did not surface until 18 years later. read about that in her book and on kron 4. we are hearing about record testimony right now. 9:31 a.m., we want to keep you posted on a hot spot that is affecting thousands of people. >> the nimitz freeway in oakland, backed up to san leandro. the big rig that is of the to the back of has been cleared. all lanes are open now, but the damage is done. here is a look at traffic headed past a reporter oit is not entirely uno see traffic is heavy in the nimitz at this location in this hour

from san francisco general hospital, dan kerman. >> isabel: stay with us for continuing coverage and even the audio that capture the frantic moments of the fire. >> marty: still ahead on kron 4 news this weekend that the man will still be in jail who has been accused of allegedly beating the giants fan, brian stow. (music) >> marty: 7:10. 80/kingvale. >> isabel: as you had towards lake tahoe there should be rain like the bay area. as you go towards lake tahoe. expect rainfall. >> marty: the man will still be in jail after allegedly beating brian stow. there was no immediate evidence linking him to the beating but he will still be held on an alleged rule violations not related to the attack. he is denying his involvement. he has not been a charge of police believe that thhe is one of five men setting brian stow. off under heavy sedation to prevent seizures from traumatic brain injuries. the family of a 42 year-old paramedic seems to be tracking with his eyes. and hopefully he can come off half of his seizure medication next week. >> stormtracker 4, the rain over the bay area. heavy in

dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> reporter: two falcons are recovering here at the hospital after being shotet gun. the birds made the draw bridge their home. for some reason someone shot them and caused major damage to the wings. the department is looking for the shooters and offered a 1,000 dollars reward for information about the shooter. the birds are likely to make a full recovery but that might take six months to determine. jeff bush, kron 4 news. >> a new report from the grand jury claims 70-80% of the first responders live outside of marine. following a major emergency the county's ability to help those in need could be compromised. kron 4 news. >> reporter: on july 1 the law giving drivers with the yellow hybrid stickers special access to carpool lanes will expire. now they be to use the regular lanes and won't be able to use hov lanes. with 30,000 stickers issued the change in the law will have little impact on the traffic. >>> this is not something we see very often in june but a system dropping down the coast line right now, bringing rain up and down the west coast and to the bay

we're with dan kerman that joins us live. >> the missing persons case has now turned into a murder investigation, police have not found the body of michelle le, but they said all the evidence leads up to one thing. homicide. >> based on compelling evidence that we have recovered during the course of our investigation throughout the week, the hayward police department is now officially classified this case as a homicide. >> tragic news from hayward police monday night, though they still have not found michelle le. the detailed in general terms numerous pieces of evidence that suggest a missing nursing student was murdered. >> the results of forensic examination never car, and the area of the desk-of her car in the area of the parking where it was parked. including multiple interviews of those of friends, family and and others to. examination of things collected during the search of several search warrants. examination of videos from the garage and other places, examination of her cellphone records before her phone went dead last saturday. >> police say they believe she was killed in the kaiser ho

in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4 news at 11:00. we show you how a four-hour standoff was ended in afganistan. we'll tell you how to keep you from going over your smart phone payments as netflix starts to stream higher quality movies. the game between the cubs and the giants. and a one of a kind pitch. we'll see if it hits home plate. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. the taliban is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on the hotel intercontinental in afganistan. at least ten people, plus the attackers, are now dead. >> reporter: taliban suicide bombers storm the hotel around 10:00 p.m. local time in kabul. they were locked in a fierce firefight with forces. the hotel was at

dan dr., 346789 -- dan kerman kron 4 news. >>> barry bonds was back in court today.udge gave them more time to decide whether they will retry him. the jury was hung back in april. his lawyers asked them to acquit bonds on the charges. bonds will be back in court in august. grant lodes, kron 4 news. >> reporter: new report from the mtc gave the roadway as poor rating. the pot hole report says the streets and roads across the entire bay area merit only a fair rating. local government should focus on improving the roadways before they get worse but that's a tall order for this town. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> the giants get back on track tonight against the twins. gary has highlights ahead and it's over for cal baseball, gary has more on that remarkable season next. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that o

in las angeles, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> pass after the break we will hear from oscar grant young daughter who attended the protest. we will be right back. >> there was a small voice in the midst of a large crowd, the daughter of dr. graf was asked the protest. -- the seven year-old daughter of oscar grant was at the process. >> this is seven year-old tatiana grant. parker >> i feel sad because, i miss him a lot. why do not like that the police shot him. >> she was with her mother and other family members and was not shy. >> you were yelling and chanting earlier. what are you saying? >> leave my dad alone. kirk >> tatiana shared one of her favorite memories of her father. >> when i gave him a lollipop, i was sitting on his lap, i put my lollipop in his mouth and he was laughing. that is the only figure i like. >> what you think about all of these people here? >> i am happy because everyone is coming here to join because i miss my dad a lot. >> kron 4 spoke ring the attorney for the grant family, he says the family is dealing with mehserle's release as best they can but will contin

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in oakland, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>> a look outside our storm tracker 4 radar, continuing to see a system spin offshore and it's not moving all that much. it's continuing to bring showers to northern california. we saw some severe thunderstorms in northern california this afternoon. and because it's such a cold system, we could see some severe storms, as well. here's a look at tomorrow at a glance, scattered light showers to start the day but by noon, the rain is going to pick up in coverage and intensity. could see some scattered thunderstorms mainly in the north bay. temperatures are going to stay on the cooler side. we'll time out that rain on futurecast coming up in just a bit. >>> well, just when the economy apparently was beginning to pick up, some bad news at housing prices. look at how much they've dropped. >>> as home prices drop, rental rates are sky-rocketing. a look just ahead on kron4 news. dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hoo

. >> live, this is kron 4 news a pm >>pam: dan kerman is in the southern california. he has a look at the protest and the california. >> more than 30 members from the coalition for oscar grant demanding that the u.s. attorney file federal charges against johannes meserle. >> we did not receive justice in this entire freedom we've been denied our rights. casand i am here to tell you that this fight is not over. >> meserle was released shortly after midnight serving 365 days of the two- year and voluntary manslaughter sentence of shooting oscar grant. involuntary manslaughter sentence. >> it is a travesty on how this criminal justice system is set. and expose just how racist, how racist this criminal justice system as if. >> prior to this march of the article joined others outside of los angeles county court >> we're not going to lie down and allow the officers to come in and kill us. it is sad for me to be here on behalf of my nephew even to be talking about this. but this mission has just begun. johannes meserle and the like will not be back to normal business. >> the

dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> a programming note to tell you about, this friday, kron 4 will carry nbcng. kahane that is this friday only on kron 4. we will be right back. >> president obama ordered a new drug drawdown of troops in afghanistan. grant lotus is live in the newsroom with details. >>, this is a war that has dragged on for a decade and cost america about one trillion dollars. now, after the surge in 2009 that could about 100,000 troops in afghanistan, the president says if american troops will be out of there by 2014. >> starting next month, we will be able to remove 10,000 troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. we will bring home a total of 33,000 troops by next summer. we will have fully recover the surge i announced at west point. after this initial reductions, our troops will continue coming home at a steady pace as afghan security forces moved into the lead. our mission will change from combat to support. by 2014, this process of transition will be complete kits into the afghan people will be responsible for their own security. >> compress it and also defende

dan kerman continues with our team coverage. >>reporter: at this time of the shoot out he was wanted for firing an assault weapon earlier this week. he is no stranger to weapons were a police. >> neighbors say that this suspect lived on/off in this apartment building. his mother was the apartment manager until early this month. residents say they both left after the suspect punched this whole and a wall outside the manager's unit. the suspect was also arrested several times. they say he had a cache of guns and was not well liked. prior to the shoot out he was also arrested in san francisco five different times. in a june he did not appear for trial in connection with an arrest for vandalism and resisting arrest. the $75,000 reward was put out for his arrest. the california department of corrections says that he is also served time at a correctional institute and tracy in 2010. he was placed on non-ripple global paroled for a weapons violation. none-free vocab revokeable parole so far, we are still waiting on the details on locat

dan kerman has the latest from >> l.a.> at the men's central jail in los angeles, former bart policeofficer johannes mehserle served the bulk of his time behind bars in connection with the the shooting death of oscar grant. now, we can confirm that muzzling has been released from jail after serving half of his two-year sentence. that is just 365 days behind bars. the same time, not far from here, family, friends and supporters of oscar grant are rallying in front of alicante superior court to protest the release of mehserle. they are marching to the department of justice to demand that they get involved. dan kerman, kron 4 high >> or we have our legal expert michael cardozo and joining us on the phone with more insight. good morning, michael. >> or good morning. >> and a lot of people calling this special treatment. was there any special treatment in this release? serving one year of >> a two-year >>no. anyone who gets a sentence for manslaughter in this case would serve half of the time. when you hear that someone gets a two year sentence, anyone sentenced to that would only serve o

we begin with dan kerman joining us live from san francisco general. >> no change in the condition of tony valerio, the san francisco firefighter that remains in critical condition after suffering injuries battling the fire in diamond heights. but we have new information about exactly how the burns came to be. >> as san for cisco general hospital, a grim report from doctors about the condition of tony valerio. >> the firefighter of stilts is critically ill and fighting for his life. --is critically ill and fighting for his life. >> they are keeping him medically paralyzed in order to help his breathing. if he moved a little bit, it will injure him they have put him in a bed that has turned him to face the floor so to help to relieve the pressure on his lungs so that he can take in more oxygen. >> his brother says that he has sustained burns over 12 percent of his body mostly on arms and legs. cash >> everyone is trying to stay upbeat either--even though the news is rather die here, we do not know if it will go one way or the other. >> they say well firefighters wear protective clothin

reporting live in hayward, dan kerman with kron4 news. >> in the meantime, michelle le father held a news conference to talk about why the family rejects their police department's assumption that michelle is dead. >> to as you call something murder, we feel that you have to heavy body we ask them and they said nobody was found at this time, so we do not believe that is a definite proof. even though michelle, or cases in a different classification by the hayward police department, and even though the hayward police department has given up on finding michelle alive, our family and friends continue to maintain hope and faith in her return. until the hayward police department can offer conclusive and definite proof otherwise, we will continue to believe that she is alive, michelle is still alive. she needs to be rescued. >> this is just so hard. it is so hard,.. >> our team coverage continues on the search for michelle le. that surge has been extended to out alameda county. maureen kelly shows as work crews are looking for the missing student. >> i am in niles canyon, this is one area th

kron4 dan kerman has more on his release and what is to follow. >> johannes mehserle will be released from the l.a. county jail on monday june 13th although we do not know the exact time. we can also tell you that a hearing has been scheduled in the l.a. superior court for a 30 monday morning. at this point, the court is telling us that is the time that the judge will tell mehserle is that he has to check in with a parole officer as soon as he is released. but the attorneys involved in the case say that this hearing will not take place. protests have also been scheduled in oakland and los angeles. the las angeles protests will take place on monday, the day that he is released. the oakland protest will begin here at the bart station and that will take place sunday afternoon. the oakland police indicate that they will add additional officers, and they will try to facilitate any peaceful protest. officials and the mayor have not commented on this at this time. >> in the meantime, grants uncle says that the family is outrage over his early release. >> he served actually a little less than