james holmes will appear in court. the hearing will deal with issues related to reporter jana winter, who learned and reported on a notebook holmes reportedly sent to his psychiatrist. holmes' defense claims leaked information violated a gag order and called for the officials responsible for the leak to be punished. winter is fighting a subpoena. she could potentially face jail time if she refuses to release the names of her sources. james holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges, after he was accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during a midnight screening of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." the second appeal in the amanda knox case will begin today in italy. knox and her former boyfriend are not expected to be in court for this latest round. knox was convicted of killing her british roommate... but back in march, italy's highest court overturned her acquittal and ordered a new trial. italian law cannot make knox return for the trial... her lawyer says she has no plans to

james holmes will appear in court.he hearing will deal with issues related to reporter jana winter, who learned and reported on a notebook holmes reportedly sent to his psychiatrist. holmes' defense claims leaked information violated a gag order and

james holmes will appear in court. the hearing will deal with issues related to reporter jana winter, who learned and reported on a notebook holmes reportedly sent to his psychiatrist. holmes' defense claims leaked information violated a gag order and called for the officials responsible for the leak to be punished. winter is fighting a subpoena. she could potentially face jail time if she refuses to release the names of her sources. james holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges, after he was accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during a midnight screening of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." today, alex rodriguez faces off against major league baseball ... to fight his 211- game suspension. "a-rod" is accused of doping. the suspension is the longest doping punishment. rodriguez claims major league baseball used unethical practices to target him because he was over paid and under performed. thousands lined up in delaware to welcome home loved ones returning from service in

i'm sober. >> holmes comes up clean today. other inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed our cameras to show us how it's done, provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two cups you're done. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. gallon jug. and this is half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. take my sugar and take your juice, and you do this. let it sit for three days. when wine ferments, it emits a methane gas. if you have it sealed airtight, it will explode. it might take two or three days, but it will go off like a bomb. what i do is this. i run my hose into a bottle of shampoo. when it burps, you know, exhales, it exhales into the bottom of the shampoo. the air raises up and nothing but shampoo sm

james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges.oday's motions hearing will deal with issues related to reporter jana winter, who learned of and reported on a notebook that holmes reportedly sent to his psychiatrist. holmes' defense contends that leaked information violated a gag order and have called for the officials responsible for the leak to be punished.monday brings another court hearing in the movie theater shootings in aurora, colorado, that left a dozen people dead. james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges, after he was accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during a midnight screening of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." monday's motions hearing will deal with issues related to reporter jana winter, who learned of and reported on a notebook that holmes reportedly sent to his psychiatrist. holmes' defense contends that leaked information violated a gag order and have called for the officials responsible for the leak to be punished. winter is fighting a subpoena. she coul

the problem is that the holmes tip got lost in the shuffle. it was one of 80,000., and lo and behold, there was robert holmes' tip. and then all of the pieces started to fall into place. >> a federal arrest warrant has been issued for john allen muhammad, also known as john allen williams. he should be considered armed and dangerous. he may be in the company of a juvenile. >> atf knocks on my door, and they said when was the last time you saw john muhammad? my hands began sweating immediately. miss muhammad, we just going to have to tell you, we're going to name your ex-husband as the sniper. my head hit the table, bam. do you think he would do something like this? i was like oh, oh! oh, yeah. >> can you imagine a policeman or a federal agent coming to your house and saying your husband, ex-husband, even a friend of yours could be the person who's responsible for killing ten people or 11 people? i mean, that's a punch in the face to someone to hear that. >> they said, miss muhammad, would you like to go into protective custody? i said you have to ask me that? they

would be in holmes town square tun up shelter a rebel slogan for five minutes and get paid in cash by the saudi u.s. networks which can then show this country's entails highly skeptical of the c.n.n. and b.b.c. versions parliamentarian nick griffin went to see what syria was actually like we found it fifty different places for quite normal. to get it. out explained that. this is the rules are that there is still a wall being waged against these people taken to find an obviously and has even effect as well. he said i think he's saying the last few minutes just. just absolutely for. most life in these nic joins us now great to see you sir with the saudi will hold these or us backed al qaeda is this foreign driven it clearly is foreign driven it's most definitely is when they. did an interview with a a rebel who was a suicide bomb failed who still believed he was in a ripple hospital because since the head injuries and so on and so i asked him posing as a british three hundred people and she asked him will where he going to go once he concludes syria and quick as a flash he comes back an

>> congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >> that was congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. the delegate from the washington, d.c. area, talking about the shooting here, how there hasn't been a day like this in washington, d.c. since 9/11. she said. i want to bring in, in our washington d.c. bureau, matt maasdam, a navy s.e.a.l. who worked at the naval yard. matt, one of the interesting things the congresswoman said when she was asking the public to withhold judgment on what happened today, was that what happened today took place in a secure building in a secure facility. she was suggesting that whoever got access and whoever presumably perpetrated this act, had to have had a way to get in because it's not an open facility. you work there. tell us about the security at the naval yard. >> that's right. the security at the navy yards is the same as it is at most military installations. if you work there, and you have the identification to get in, there are no magnetometers. people don't search your car when you come on the base. so if you have the proper identification, you ca

holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in july of last year. pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. this morning's hearing will focus on witness lists and pre-trial motions. on friday, the mental health institute, which examined holmes, filed a motion to block the release of the testing materials that it used. the re-rial of amanda knox is under way in florence, itay but the defendant's not there. knox and her ex- boyfriend were convicted in 2009 of murdering knox's british roommate, meredith kercher. both their convictions were overturned in 2011, and knox returned to her home town of seattle, where she's been living ever since. italy's supreme court decided last year to re-try the case. saying the jury did not consider all the evidence. knox has said she's afraid to return to italy. yankees' third baseman alex rodriguez goes before a major league baseball arbitrator today, to argue that his 211- game suspension should be called off. rodriguez was ordered suspended earlier this year for using performance enhancing drugs. but he was allowed

see you in our next edition of rtm. [ music no mics ] >>> it is friday september 13th, i am heather holmes and this is bay area news at 7:00. a woman driving the vehicle suffered serious injuries. the police officer is okay. the circumstances of this crash is not clear but police say it was not a chase. fremont bouleva expected to shut down for at least 2 more hours. >>> and tonight organizers are trying to ease that worry. john live in oakland where preparations are under way, john. >> >> reporter: many adults may not redundancy it but the younger generation will be here at the oracle -- this is video from the sensation s shows that was done around the world. more than 8000 people, 21 and ol dressed in white. today outside of the arena crewe taking care of the last minute design. the. the drug molly and ecstasy is now popular which is known among these dancers. >> it is illegal to use drugs on our event and that's what it is. don't use drugs at our party. >> statistic shows that emergency room visits of ecstasy over doses are more than 2004 than 2009. >> we are inside and i understand it

would be in holmes town square tun up shelter a rebel slogan for five minutes and get paid in cash by the saudi u.s. networks which can then show this country's entails highly skeptical of the c.n.n. and b.b.c. versions parliamentarian nick griffin went to see what syria was actually like he found it fitted different like quite normal. to get it. out explaining that. this is the rules are that there is still a wall being waged against these people hate an obviously and even effect as well. he said that i think he's saying the last few minutes just. for. the most life days nic joins us now great to see you so where the saudi will hold these or u.s. backed al qaeda is this forward driven it clearly is for injuries and. i mean just did an interview with a a rebel who was a suicide bomb failed who still believed he was in a ripple hospital because she had injuries and so on and so i asked him posing as a of.

holmes pled not guilty by reason of insanity to all 166 counts. he could face the death penalty. >>> it's been an extremely emotional week for the family of angel. she died last week in a fiery crash on northern parkway. her family is reaching out to the community this morning asking them to help cover the funeral costs. abc2 news roosevelt leftwich is live at the crash site and it sound like the community is willing to give lot of people want -- >> reporter: a lot of people want to help and for her family it's been difficult to deal with. this it happened right here. she was riding with can -- was catching a ride with a coworker on her way home and was on her way home when two suspects fleeing from police crashed into the car she was riding in here at the intersection of york and northern parkway. for her family, it's hard dealing with the death and theexpense of a funeral they would like to have the funeral this week but tell abc2 news they are not sure it's possible. there was a hopeful sign sunday after the bea gaddy foundation called to offer

we're glad to say eleanor holmes norton joins us on the phone.oon, ma'am. >> good afternoon, martin. >> you'll be leading a moment of silence tomorrow when the house reconvenes. but i have to say that when i watched you speaking at that press conference, you sounded wearied by the fact that you were representing constituents once again who had been victims of gun violence. >> and this time, martin, a gun violent attack so very close to the congress. one wonders if the -- isn't it interesting, the congress isn't here today. the senate has gone on lockdown. the house is not, because the house is still adjourned until tomorrow. i wonder how members who have -- who stopped on the last go-round of the gun bill would approach today. where the -- [ inaudible ] the mayor reported there were 13, including the gunman who are dead. and many more were injured, and we just don't have a final count on the ending. some by gunshots, some hurt in other ways. >> how would you describe the feelings, the emotions of your constituents today, as you've spoken to them?

ktvu's heather holmes is live at the bridge, with how it would work and the bridge closure needed to install it. >> reporter: julie, right now, a row of these yellow plastic tubes is all that separates traffic on the bridge. this new area will be made of steel an concrete, and also about a foot wide. the hope is that this barrier will help prevent potentially deadly head on collisions. the beauty of a nighttime drive across the iconic golden gate bridge. a drive that for some is equally harrowing. >> yeah, i don't usually left in the left hand lane. >> i don't drive in the left hand lanes. only the right hand lane. >> reporter: fear of a crash has some steering toward the bridge's outer lanes. >> it can be a little scary when you see the cars are getting too close to the middle. >> reporter: tonight a look at the moveable barrier that officials are expected to approve. >> a lot of people feel uncomfortable driving on the bridge. >> reporter: since 1970, there have been 36 fatalities on the span. this was the last deadly collision back in 2001, following a surge of head-on crashes in

ktvu's heather holmes is live at the bridge, with how it would work and the bridge closure needed to install it. >> reporter: julie, right now, a row of these yellow plastic tubes is all that separates traffic on the bridge. this new area will be made of steel an concrete, and also about a foot wide. the hope is that this barrier will help prevent potentially deadly head on collisions. the beauty of a nighttime drive across the iconic golden gate bridge. a drive that for some is equally harrowing. >> yeah, i don't usually left in the left hand lane. >> i don't drive in the left hand lanes. only the right hand lane. >> reporter: fear of a crash has some steering toward the bridge's outer lanes. >> it can be a little scary when you see the cars are getting too close to the middle. >> reporter: tonight a look at the moveable barrier that officials are expected to approve. >> a lot of people feel uncomfortable driving on the bridge. >> reporter: since 1970, there have been 36 fatalities on the span. this was the last deadly collision back in 2001, following a surge of head-on crashes in

holmes contends it violates a gag order. he pled guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges.g during the dark knight rises movie premiere left 12 dead and 58 others injured. >> phase two of the b.p. oil spill trial starts today. dozens of lawyers will begin a month-long argument over whether british petroleum did enough to plug the spewing oil. it will help determine b.p.'s clean water act finds. the explosion killed 11 rig workers. it sent 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. >> hours lawyers for a-rod begin to argue his 200-game suspension. they suspended rodriguez for his alleged use of performance-enhancing drug. decision not expected before window. 6:49. great having jacqui back with the "good morning, washington" team today. >> absolutely has. jacqui was out for the last few weeks after deciding to undergo preventative mastectomy. her mother grandmother, two aunts and sister all suffered from the distal. she doesn't have the brac 2 dis. she does not have the gene but she decided this is the best option. >> after having the surgery my risk of cancer would

. >> james holmes report is now complete. we won't know what it says until it goes to trial.s whether the psychiatrist who led the evaluation beliefs that holmes meets the colorado legal definition of insanity. if that's the case experts say prosecutors are more likely to accept a plea deal that would put him behind bars for the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in anna roar raw movie theater in july 2012. >> the best college is princeton university. the ivy league school winning the top spot breaking the tie with harvard university. harvard was pushed to second place and yale rounds out the top 3. universities are ranked by u.s. news on selectivity discounts given and tuition costs and the number of grads who get ramp. >> they want to correct false claims about what they provided to the government. diane macedo to fox business network joins us now with more on this. >> facebook andrea hasn yahoo t essentially ordered them to release information about their users. the on-line giants filed separate

sherlock holmes. and he sends the same to you, mr. wilson, and a word of advice: next time you engage an assistant, pay him the proper wage. good day to you. holmes, i trust i am not more dense than my neighbors, and yet here i have seen what you have seen, heard what you have heard, yet you have seen clearly not only what had happened but what was about to happen, while to me, the whole business was still confused and grotesque. >> yes, but watson, recollect, when i heard that the assistant had come for half wages, it was obvious that he had some motive for securing the situation. >> yes, but how did you know what his motive was? >> had there been a woman in the house, i would have suspected immediately some vulgar intrigue, but when i heard from mr. wilson about the acid stain and the pierced ears, i knew that vincent spaulding and john clay were the same person, but why was clay there? >> the photography gave you the clue? >> exactly! the cellar--he was working on something in the cellar, something which took many hours a day, and

there's no word if holmes will appear in court but the evaluation is key to the prosecution's case.june holmes did plead not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> the retrial of a amanda knox is scheduled to begin today in italy. the american exchange student was convicted in 2007 for the murder of her british roommate but the guilty verdict as you remember was overturned in 2011. italy's supreme court say they found inconsistencies in the 2011 appeal and orldz add new trial. -- ordered a new trial. knox reportedly said she's not going back to italy for this. >>> you'll notice a building bathed in pink in northwest tonight. the 1625i street power is going pink every night in october for breast cancer awareness month. this is the seventh year the georgetown visitation pink society has been involved and now they're being joined by e- beauty community kicking off a month long wig donation drive. karen keller is a two-time breast cancer survivor and started the wig drive to help women deal with the dreaded side effect of their cancer treatment hair loss. >> i'm looking for carolyn. what doe

holmes nine times more profits than compared to the same period a year ago. k.b. charged 15% more for its new homes but says orders are a little weaker than expected. >>> considering it was a down day in the markets, look at these gains in shares of lennar, k.p. holme and ryeland group up by more than 4% while other builders saw gains today. >>> the price of oil fell for the seventh time in the last eight sessions after the u.s. extended a diplomatic olive branch to iran. sanctions against iran's oil industry have cut the opeq member's exports in half over the past two years. crude fell another 46 cents a barrel to end a day at the lowest close since july 30th. >>> iran and international sanctions were topic a at the united nations today. speaking at the u.n., president obama urged international cooperation in eradicating serious chemical weapons, and he also wants to open the door to direct talks with iran's newly-elected leader. >> we are encouraged that president rouhana received from the iranian people a mandate to pursue a more moderate course. given his stat

holmes nine times more profits than compared to the same period a year ago. k.b. charged 15% more for its new homes but says orders are a little weaker than expected. >>> considering it was a down day in the markets, look at these gains in shares of lennar, k.p. holme and ryeland group up by more than 4% while other builders saw gains today. >>> the price of oil fell for the seventh time in the last eight sessions after the u.s. extended a diplomatic olive branch to iran. sanctions against iran's oil industry have cut the opeq member's exports in half over the past two years. crude fell another 46 cents a barrel to end a day at the lowest close since july 30th. >>> iran and international sanctions were topic a at the united nations today. speaking at the u.n., president obama urged international cooperation in eradicating serious chemical weapons, and he also wants to open the door to direct talks with iran's newly-elected leader. >> we are encouraged that president rouhana received from the iranian people a mandate to pursue a more moderate course. given his stat

>> right. >> amy holmes, maria cardona, the conversation will continue.k you for having it here with us. >> thank you, victor. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, it was the second largest dog-fighting ring ever busted. in august, officials rescued more than 350 dogs that had been beaten and brutalized, and up next, we'll take you inside the secret location where they're being nursed back to health. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. for 25 years, i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interact

james holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to 166 charges, after he was accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others during a midnight screening of the batman movie, "the dark knight rises." the second phase of the b-p oil spill trial will begin today. this time, the focus will be on what the british oil company did to stop the flow of oil and how much seeped into the gulf of mexico after the deepwater horizon disaster. b-p is fighting claims it was negligent in handling the spill. plaintiffs say the company knew a catastrophic spill was possible... but b-p wasn't prepared when it happened. it took nearly three months to cap the oil. if found grossly negligent, b-p could face a pollution fine of up to 18-billion dollars. a boosted version of the falcon nine rocket blasted into space this weekend... "3... 2... 1... liftoff." space-x successfully launched its upgraded version yesterday in california. the vehicle placed a canadian science satellite into orbit, as well as several smaller payloads. the private space flight company's latest model boasts more powerful engin

it matters what you do in here, it matters what you do out there. >> holmes eventually earned the rightminimum security dormitories. >> in here, if you look around you'll find no parse. you have windows like on the street. it's a state of mind. you look at the bars 24/7. and you can't never get away from the fact that you're locked up. so yes, a lot better you have a lot more freedom of movement. the reality is i'm going to die here. once i come to realize that, i slowed down all the things i was doing. i tried not to dwell what's on the other side of the walls. if i do -- i get to thinking about my freedom. >> change is possible. the word of god is truth. i said the word of god is truth. >> facing years behind bars one way that inmates at isp try to find strength is through their fade. >> till we get there we'll never really live in the light. we'll always live in the dark. >> come on pastor take your time. >> what's different about this church is that one of the most popular preachers is also an inmate. >> how many brought your bible with him? let's just pray together. heavenly father

he had are holmes is off tonight. -- heather holmes is off tonight. >>> this was the scene earlier today in buehrle game. some had to take cover with whatever they had on hand. others were prepared for the downpour with rain coats and umbrellas. we begin with ktvu debra. >> yes, it was a one day bath across the bay area. and up to drench outdoor events and make getting around difficult. rain began in the north bay, and that's where this accident snarled highway 101 this morning. the jeep went out of control in wet conditions and was hit by a big rig that jack knifed. then a honda plowed into the wreck. >> this is the first rain. it wasn't very heavy. it was just enough to get the roadway wet. and due to the rain for months, the roadway is full of oils from the vehicle. it's extremely slick. >> as the rain spread, so did the accidents. two on highway 24 and lafayette. >> i've been doing like 50 or less. i wasn't going fast, but now it's really raining hard. >> this driver was in a three car crash triggered by a large chair falling onto the road. >> the truck dropped its, you youknow. thin

. >> holmes testified against cpd commander er john burge during burge's trial.said 1970's burge personally coerced a confession by unspeakable means. we've been tortured. we've been suffocated. by thisen almost killed man and they still -- we can't get no help. of us are sorry about what happened here in the city. the mayor took one step. an apology to those who were tortured under burge. that the mayor now will take the next step. >> reverend jesse jackson on ate welcomed d gesture. >> we need more than that. commitment for a truth and reconciliation commission. >> a commission with subpoena power, he says to call witnesses and make recommendations on men who were he tortured and wrongfully convicted. city council could start, he by setting up a victim's fund. >> don't they have $20 million to compensate d the men that sent john burge to jail? > we want to see action and we want to see the gates opened for all of those that were tortured have alse confessions to an opportunity to have a trial. >> it's a long list to but one those hearsay to s to be done to heal

horace holmes is live with reaction. >> mgm is the first of the company is to unveil its plan in this type of detail. they want to build an $800 million facility on the stretch of land behind me at the national harbor. mgm's plans are, in a word, big. >> great restaurants, great shows, the whole mix. >> mgm is one of three companies bidding for license to operate. penn national wants to build on the site at the raceway spent more than $40 million last fall to try to defeat the referendum adding another casino in maryland. boa but come to the national harbor regularly and he supports the mgm bid. >> they back us getting the gambling here so why would back that as opposed to the ones another.o go to >> along with a hotel, it would be built just north of the existing retail center and on the water. >> it's pretty but it's going to take a lot of traffic before we can really look at it. >> the positive would be the jobs and it's going to be opportunities above minimum wage. andgm says the casino resort would employ about 4000 people. the maryland lottery and gaming commission will offer it

zachary roth, amy holmes and esther armah. good to see you. in washington, d.c. we heard from luke russert the house is going to be voting in a short period of time on this new proposal. they'll send it back to the senate. apparently the senate's said, we're not even going to look at this thing. it appears as if a government shutdown is imminent. it looks like at this point the government is going to shut down monday night at midnight. this is republican trey radel from florida. i talked to him last hour. i want to play what he said and talk to you about it on the other side. here it is. >> i think the economy can begin to function. what happens, there's a political part to this, undoubtedly. >> there's a political part to the whole thing. >> yes. what's going to happen is we're going to win the senate and we're then going to be able to do what's best for the american people. >> he was talking about that part of the plan is the one-year delay of obama care, the implementation of obama care. but then t a the end, i think he essentially admitted

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bit warmer today across most of the bay area. but the high may already be pushing back in. partly to mostly cloudy skies. possibly some drizzle especially near the coast and right around the bay. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. san jose 56. livermore 58 degrees. you can see the temperatures in the upper 70s at 78. coming up, a chance of rain next week? we'll answer that coming up. >>> and the cal -- -- and tpápbl hit san francisco may take from an >>> a friday 13th jinx hit about 130,000 government employees today. the department of interior failed to process direct deposit paychecks. they're working with 1,800 banks to back date deposits which should be made on tuesday. the agency said the processing center entered the wrong day for electronic transfers but it has made changes so it doesn't happen again. >>> president obama is reportedly backing off in a threat to use force on a united nations resolution on chemical weapons. but the new york times is still reserving the right to order a military strike on his own if

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bit warmer today across most of the bay area. but the high may already be pushing back in. partly to mostly cloudy skies. possibly some drizzle especially near the coast and right around the bay. temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. san jose 56. livermore 58 degrees. you can see the temperatures in the upper 70s at 78. coming up, a chance of rain next week? we'll answer that coming up. >>> and the cal -- -- and tpápbl hit san francisco may take from an event marred by problems. >>> payday but no paycheck. the computer glitch that left thousands of government workers empty-handed. >>> a friday 13th jinx hit about 130,000 government employees today. the department of interior failed to process direct deposit paychecks. they're working with 1,800 banks to back date deposits which should be made on tuesday. the agency said the processing center entered the wrong day for electronic transfers but it has made changes so it doesn't happen again. >>> president obama is reportedly backing off in a threat to use force on a united nat

horace holmes explains. stay on theary will job, but paychecks may be slow in coming, and that's a big concern for military families. >> a day of pampering for a room full of new mothers and soon-to- be moms, courtesy of an organization that helps military families. >> i've been excited about it all week. it's gotten me through a hard week. >> these women are either soldiers or wives of soldiers, part of the huge military community in the d.c. area, a community nervous about what is happening on capitol hill. the impact of a government shutdown could hit these young families hard. >> are you worried? >> yes. >> according to the pentagon, in the event of the shutdown, members of the armed forces would have to report to work but would not get paychecks on the regular paydays. there are reports they could lose paychecks if the shutdown drags on. mom of a three week old baby and is recovering at walter reed from an injury suffered during training. money is tight and she is worried. ,> it would be devastating esp

larry holmes, sugar ray leonard, once they leave, what happens?holmes has great investment in real estate and all that. but what happens? >> i don't know. i have a good support system and i was very lucky. a lot of my success has to do with luck. see what someone said at the time and i mean this respectfully. you always say that, then you punch people. [laughter] it was like watching a train wreck, but people like watching it. now you are beyond that. you think that is true? >> this country agrees that we have more guns than people. so whoever produces the most hate and violence gets the most money. >> i look at myself now in retrospect with what was going on there. i was really insecure about who i was. and i was just angry at just being angry. i had known it was really proud of my publishers. no one really cared. nobody that truly understood. so i don't know, i have a family now. it's day by day. it's a hard struggle, but i'm going to go on with it. neil: you started developing this and he started kidding yourself and laughing at yourself. i thi

ktvu's heather holmes here to tell us the opportunities and challenges for texting to 911. >> reporterdepartment here just purchased this new system. and it will take about two months for it to be installed and once the state gives the go ahead, people will be able to text, send videos and photos to 911. >> reporter: when twin bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon, people reached for their phones. so many that cell service was disrupted. but text messages still went through. a communications problem that menlo park learned a lesson from. >> it's the next generation 911 system. >> reporter: the department is upgrading its emergency dispatch center with new technology that accepts texts. >> it makes a lot of sense. >> that would be a good idea. >> reporter: everyone with a mobile device would be able to report crimes and emergency to a 911 dispatcher. >> they're going to be doing the same questions they would do if you were calling 911 verbally via text. >> reporter: for example you hear a burglar break in. you would text 911, help, there's an intruder in my house. a 9

heather holmes is live with the kennel connection. how it worked, and one very expensive item that was stolen. >> reporter: frank, the investigations into two recent home burglaries revealed a common thread. an employee here at this pet smart. i spoke with investigators who said the employee tipped off thieves when customers dropped off their pets and head out of town. >> there isn't much debby wouldn't do for her beloved boxer. >> i love her to death. >> reporter: she makes special arrangements for madison. >> i would leave her here if we weren't having family watching. >> the paramount objective in this case is to get the victim their property back. >> reporter: san mateo county officials tell me on september 11, a stolen porsche. another recent auto theft revealed a common deno, ma'am mater. investigator says one of the workers, ashley kier, 23 years old, provided thieves with customers personal information, including their address and time their pets would be boarded. pet smart released a statement tonight saying it was quote deep

james holmes returned to a colorado courtroom today.was his first appearance since undergoing psychiatric treatment. they wanted a subpoena from medical personnel who evaluated holmes. he is scheduled to go on trial next year or the shooting rampage in a colorado movie theater. >>> the second phase of the bp oil spill trial is underway. bp faces as much as $18 billion in fines from the deep water explosion. the company says it complied with all government regulation. attorneys for the plaintiffs say the company delayed response and underestimates how much oil leaked out of the well. >> reporter: this stage of the trial will help the judge determine who things, did bp do enough to stop the flow of oil, and how many gallons of oil actually spilled. dr. john harris is a professor at the new mexico institute of mining and technology. he testified that bp routinely unestimated the amount of oil that spilled into the gulf of mexico. he said it but a daily flow rate of 5,000 barrels a day when it knew the worse-case scenario could be 100,000 a

eleanor holmes norton spoke on the house floor, calling on congress to exempt d.c. workers from the federal budget dispute. >> new information on the shooting rampage that left 12 people and the gunman dead at the navy yard. naval sea command is telling employees they will not be able to retrieve their personal belongings out of the building for some time. the message released this afternoon says that the building sustained heavy damage and remains an active crime scene. once the fbi releases the building, movers will be brought in to remove equipment and .ersonal belongings the navy is telling employees who left their cell phones in the building that they should start looking for a replacement. >> the department of justice and fbi are defending the decision to release surveillance video from inside building 197. that video shows aaron alexis roaming the building before the rampage. it released the video in part to dispel any lingering questions as to whether alexis acted alone. to agency says it spoke victims' families before making the video public. greater video

the suspect is nick holmes cason. police say it shows him taking out a 45 caliber hand gun shortly before the murder. he was taken into custody on tuesday at his home. >>> it was warmer out there today. we're going to continue to warm as we head into tomorrow and saturday. temperatures this afternoon was back in the upper 70s. also the north, 80 in napa this afternoon. tonight we'll keep clear skies and temperatures in the low 50s tomorrow morning. it's still going to be windy in spots and red flags for high fire danger. >>> also still ahead on kron 4 news at 11:00, a sexual predator in san rafael. >>> then, a teacher faces a judge for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student. >>> plus, more plans to keep bart trains working as contract negotiations go nowhere. we have the details commuters need to hear. google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's dur

ae learned and reported on note james holmes sent to the psychiatrist. they say it violated a gag order. shooting left 12 people dead and 58 others injured. seven is on your side. findsey by bankrate.com they have been increasing for the past 50 years. overdraft fees have hit record highs. the average overdraft charge rose 3% this year. if you withdraw money from another banks atm you'll end up paying a fee of one dollar or four dollars a month. >> we are talking numbers. we have some numbers. >> it is really nice. we have had a dry weekend. the next few days will be dry. some changes to talk about in terms of cloud cover and some rain. some much-needed rain is on the way. out.de we go outside the go. it is a beautiful afternoon. temperatures are just around 70 degrees. stops this afternoon. silver spring now at 71 degrees. the sunshine makes it feel a little bit warmer. in springfield. wind around two miles an hour. west ec with a temperature of 68. temperatures are warming nicely as we move through. fredericksburg at 72. lexington park at 70 degrees. t

reported said police said to his psychiatrist. >> holmes defense contends that leaked information violated is awful for the lead to be punished appeared >> in other news, american standard amanda knox is new appeal trawls began after italy highest court threw her out 2011 acquittal in the slaying of her british rule may appear >> amanda knox will not be in court. knox return to her hometown of seattle after spending four years behind bars in italy. >> two years ago those convicted were overturned for lack of evidence. some italian officials cried foul say not should not been allowed to leave prison and return to the united states appeared >> stay with us will be back after the break on kron 4 news. >> female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ you tick

reporting live tonight in richmond, heather holmes. >> and more details now. wells fargo and the bank are asking a federal judge in san francisco to block the proposal on grounds that it's unconstitutional. a hearing on the case is set for thursday. >> a bill that would enhance the safety of limousines is moving forward. it's the result of the limo fire on the bay bridge that killed five women. it calls for limousines that carry fewer than ten passengers be required to have two push- out windows and rear doors. drives would need to instruct passengers about the vehicle safety features at the beginning of the trip. the bill passed the assembly today and now returns to the full senate for approval. >>> one half of the bay bridge could get a name change as early as tomorrow or possibly by thursday. as we have been telling you, the western span could be called the willie brown bridge after the former mayor. the name changing measure will go to the state senate tomorrow or thursday. it passed the assembly last month. >> a 46-year-old fremont man is behind bars accu