j.r., sue ellen, bobby.e to me. >> this will be the best intro we have ever gotten. >> it will be. >> since 1978. >> how do you all feel? i mean, obviously, you're pleased or you wouldn't be doing it. but now you've done some filming and you've gone back in store. was it all you hoped it would be? >> yeah, more. for the three of us. we had this realization that we would never work together again. we're the best of friends and have been for 30 years, 35 years. >> that's amazing. >> we knew we would never work together again. and then this gift was presented to us. >> well, how amazing that you stayed so close? and unusual, i'm saying. >> it is. for any business. any industry, you know, to have friends that you've worked with and still be friends 35 years later. >> it's inexplicable because we were this close from day one. mr. evil here, the dark dealer of evil scheming. you look so nice and normal today. but you were the great role model of all older brothers like me. i tormented my two younger brothers for y

you're obviously nothing like ju j.r. in real life.n't really bring back "dallas" without j.r. we all agree on this. were you remotely concerned, given you were the top dog, if you like, he might damage the brand? how long did you think about it? >> about -- till they told me how much i was going to make. >> how much was it? >> i don't remember. doesn't matter now. i spent it already. >> it's a serious question. a lot of anything can often be crashing disappointments. all the buzz around this is it's terrific. i think the blending of the great characters that we know with the hot young blood that comes through is so clever and gives it a real chance of success second time around. "dallas" was such a wonderful phenomenon of its time. i would understand serious concern, particularly for you, as a kind of leader of the pack. how much did the friendship come into it? >> well, i wouldn't be doing it without them. we wouldn't be doing it. no. i mean, somebody approached me. would you like to do the show? and i said, my friend's going to be o

you have the task of playing j.r. intimidating to figure out what would john ross be today after having this amazing father. >> my guess is evil. >> he's one of the nicest guys around. >> i don't want to hear that. >> he learned how to do business one way, and that was the j.r. way and he thinks hopefully he can put his spin on it. >> massive pressure on you in particular, because every one is going to look at you as being effectively the new j.r. with the old j.r. towering over you like this omni potent figure. how do you feel about it? >> i actually was completely excited about what i considered to be a fun challenge. i knew there was a lot of expectation on this series in general coming back, but who is also j.r.'s spawn, who has he turned into? >> john ross was a little baby. >> wide-eyed kid who looked up to his dad. >> we worried about him. >> here i am. >> so you play the ewing's cook's daughter. >> i am not a ewing. >> knowing the way the interbreeding goes, it's only a matter of time. >> i'm involved with bot

j.r., sue ellen and bobby.e. >> this is the best intro we have ever gotten. >> since 1978. >> how do you all feel? now you have done filming and you have gone back in time. was it all you hoped it would be? >> more. for the three of us. we had this realization that we would never work together again. we were the best of friends and had been for 35 years. the closest of friends. i have no closer friends than these two people. we knew we would never work again. whenever we stepped on screen in any form, people would say what you said. there is j.r., sue ellen and bobby. then this gift was presented to us. >> how amazing that you stayed so close? how unusual. >> it is for any business and any industry. to have friends you worked with and be friends 35 years later. >> we were this close day one. hello, how are you? >> mr. evil here, the dark dealer of evil scheming. >> moi? >> you look so nice and normal today. you were the great role model for all older brothers. i tormented my brothers for years after you showed

. >> i am j.r. stone talking to all six fans. >> i will tell you where and when these are breaking in. >> witnesses say that the pilot snaps. >> seniors swindled out of money. this shocking amount that seniors are being taken for. >> there is a roller alert. let's stroll or our parents told to stop using immediately. >> microsoft claims they have huge news. i will tell you this is all about. i'm gabe slate and it will be coming up in my tech report. >>pam: the u.s. auto then at the atlantic club is the big news in the bay area. ] >>gary: and i thank all the people that have joined us to get my view. it is on national television right now. tiger woods is in the next. we cannot show you any highlights. here is how he looked when he was practicing three birdies and three bogeys today. here is a lot board. barn the land has been doing a great job all week. vern glenn >> had a handshake with bill mackle said. but phil mickelson. tiger was is focusing on the course. it will be quite the weekend. tiger woo

., who shot j.r. >> who shot j.r. in tv history. >> front page news. >> he played the devilish j.r. ewing, so many loved to hate. >> finding out who did it, it was the biggest thing in pop culture that year. >> 90 million people tuned in to find out it was his sister-in-law and mistress kristen. that's triple the size of "american idol's" audience. at the time "dallas" was much more than a tv show, it was a cultural phenomenon. >> as much as we obsess over harry potter and "the hunger games" now, that's how we were about "dallas" in the '80s. it was that big. >> it ran from 1978 to 1991. people couldn't get enough of the scheming ugs. >> behind my back making me look like a fool. >> reporter: a wealthy family in the cattle industry. big prime time soap operas about money, power, family and sex. >> i guess i'd be real impressed. >> they were families fighting with each other. brothers fighting in the family with each other. sue ellen fighting with j.r. >> it had unpredictable twists and turns. one of the most outrageou

>>j.r: sandra's reacted to another one of her comments. >>j.r: the witness was able to positively identify if their vehicle as the one of the suspect's cavemen. she then describes too many yelling at a second group of giants fans, it grows the prosecution believes included bryan stow. >> the shorter guy next to me started calling out to them offs, ask the giants. >> shortly afterwards, the witness said the two-man event returned to their car. >> they were running towards the white car. one of them have his jersey in his hand. they were saying drive, drive, drive. >>j.r: keep in mind, this is a preliminary hearing set to wrap up tomorrow. you heard from one of the witnesses in this case the fed in my 6:00 story, you will hear from another witness who saw bryan stowe get attacked but again, that is and my 6:00 story. >>pam: the domestic violence case involving ross mirkirimi still another twist today. after months of trying to prevent a videotape from of the sheriff's rive crying in issuing her bruised arm from being released publicly, today

j.r. stone continues with new audio recordings. >>j.r.: hello, i am a paramedic. >>j.r.: if the man on the scene mocking his friends as he tried to help. prosecutors saying that it is none other than norwood and sanchez. >> he did not move his arms he just fell. >> problems from this started inside the stadium. >> we have profanities thrown-. >> and paramedic was believed to be overheard by inside the prosecution is saying that. >> hue said that to stop that it was just a game. now that i have familiar it was bryan stow. the next thing i knew is that bryan stow was on the ground. keep in mind this is a preliminary hearing. the prosecution is trying to find that there is a trial >>pam: when do think this preliminary hearing will wrapup. >> we will hear from two more witnesses. one is louis sanchez. his sister. there has been called for some time that his sister could testify against them. still, no exact identification but we do have that smoking gun from last week. from that partial confession. >>pam: thank you, j.r. stone. new information from this woman found on

j.r. stone has details of extra police presence. >>j.r.: these kron4 san francisco pro pride has grown with 1 million expected. with these cr crowds and sometimes can have problems. this shows a hate crime against a naked man. this from 2010 shows the aftermath of a shooting that happened in the midst of a pride crowd. police will be out with extra officers >> we will help officers in plain clothes, bicycles, on the foot, bicycles, etc.. the rjr hate crimes have risen from just one in 2010. and reported the eight last year. this is zero tolerance policy in place. >> we want to let them know that they have just zero policy act and have everybody safe. >>j.r.: this is also alcohol- free for the second consecutive year to keep it safe and under control. j.r. stone, kron4 news. >> the chief witness and favor of proposition 8 is switching his position. david says that he supports same-sex marriage. the founder for american values and was the main witness called and 2010. now he says that legally recognizing gay and lesbian couples is a v

j.r stone has more on the story. >>j.r: it is the last day of the preliminary hearing and the things are heating up. just when we thought we heard everything, we hear a secret audio recording from inside the jail, specifically is sanchez talking about the attack. >> what does mr. sanchez said? does he said was afraid or concern for the safety of my family of trusted mark he did not. he said i got mad and mr. norwood responded yes. sanchez goes on and said, i got mad and they were talking noise to my sister, what am i going to do? mr. norwood response, we need to come up with a good defense. >> considering the overall evidence against mr. norwood costs, there is a strong position for holding hall the defendant to be held tampa. a call to >>j.r: defense and a number of arguments from discredit witnesses cleared third half crop of >>pam: is there a possibility of a pre bargain? >>j.r: there is always a possibility in big cases like this. we have been cases of this magnitude, the d.a. is going after the case in going aft

new >>j.r: is majority of firefighters have left.hen you look into the distance, you can see that some of them are here. these are clean-up crews tried to get this section of the embarcadero clean up so that they can open a back up later on or as soon as possible. in the distance, appeared 29 is where the fire was this afternoon. i do want to go to some of the video. in the video, you can see the flames are going off into the air. and you thought there roof was on fire earlier this afternoon. it took about two hours to control. at one point he could see when they did have it under control, part of the roof actually collapsed. a little while later, part of the fasad collapse of the sidewalk. this is a very historic building this is one of two gears being used for the america's cup. fox you can see some of the cleanup crews still busy at work. organizers tell us they do not believe that this fire will affect the america's cup. they say the fire was limited to the front part of the building. >>j.r: we want to give you another a live loo

sue ellen running for office and j.r., as conniving as ever. this is the next generation, still battles over control of south fork. wait until you see what the cast told me in our sit-down interview. >>> good morning. i'm randi kaye. thanks for joining us. sharing a story of a little boy we can all be pretty darn proud of. i'm sure you felt that sense of pride when your kid hit the homer, or an a on a history test agonized over. it's impossible not to be proud of a child. imagine the pride you would feel if your child, just 15, helped save an entire neighborhood from a fire? he ran door to door warning neighbors a wildfire was coming and picture this, wheeled into an ambulance for severe burns he suffered during this great rescue effort, he continued to warn the medics to save the little old lady down the street? imagine this little hero? he's certainly made his family proud this morning, and us as well. much more about this incredible eighth grader coming up. >>> we start with guarantee from attorney general eric holder his new lead investigat

j.r., bobby, sue ellen are back. "dallas" returns.iches "dallas" from 1978 to 1991 remines one of the most popular television series of all-time. now tnt is the reviving the series following the original characters and their children, and what about bitter rivalry, scandals and cliffhangers that made the show so successful? two of the show's stars told me what to expect. linda gray and josh hamilton. >> i'm so excited about the series. i want to ask you, linda, first, what made you decide to reprise your role? >> what made me decide? >> yeah. what brought you back? >> i love it. we were chosen. that's what our executive producer says. she chose and calls us the big three and invited us back to -- to play these crazy, wonderful dysfunctional roles again. >> dysfunctional being the key word? >> yes. i knew we would never get to work together again because we're too recognizable as these characters. this was like a yahoo. let's do it. go to texas and do it again. >> josh, are you ready to join this dysfunctional family? >> i'm completely

i mean, "dallas," who shot j.r.? [ cheers ] 350 million people watched this thing.bowl watched your episode of "who shot j.r.?" isn't that insane. i mean, that was powerful. did you know it was going to be that big when you did that episode? >> oh sure, yeah. [ laughs ] >> jimmy: no, you didn't. [ laughs ] >> jimmy: you had no idea? >> no. larry was just saying "please don't die, please don't die, please don't die, please don't die." [ laughs ] >> jimmy: don't kill me off! don't kill me off! >> please don't die! >> jimmy: but it was like -- it wasn't supposed to be in the script, right? it was the last season. >> yeah, we had a contract for, i forget, maybe 28 episodes, and right at the very end of the series, they had a cliffhanger, and cbs called up our producer and said "we need two more episodes right away." >> jimmy: because the ratings were going -- >> the ratings were going crazy. so they said, "we don't know what to do." and somebody in the writer's room said, "let's just shoot the son of a bitch and figure it out later." [ laughter ] i swear to god. they sh

j.r stone has been following this story all week and has new details. >>j.r: the suspected attacker, the man accused of beating bryan stowe smiled and a loss angeles courtroom. that came after a friend of bryan stowe took the stand. south >>j.r: has a friend of bryan stowe said there was an initial confrontation inside the stadium. >> bryant had said something to us that was overheard. the other and tried to instigate something. >> once outside, they're good was attacked twice. >> i saw mac you get hit on the left cheek. i turned around to see who was and i was struck in the face. >> keep in mind, this is a preliminary hearing. they will fix things back on wednesday of next week. there are more witnesses, basically, they're trying to determine if there is enough evidence to go to trial. >>pam: does the prosecution have a case if no one can identify either of these two potential suspects? >> the prosecution is making it look like we have all the pieces, it has to be these guys, but that is the question the judge will look at and say yes or no. so far at

this time it's j.r.'ospect of drilling for oil in the south fork ranch. take a look. >> if i'm right, we are sitting on a couple of billion barrels of light sweet crude, the most sought-after crude oil in the world. >> this will make us richer than we ever imagined, uncle body. >> i'm sick to death of this family devouring itself to death over money. this is exactly what i didn't want to happen. >> but it makes good tv when it does. here are patrick duffy, brenda strong, josh henderson and jordana brewster. good to see all of you. >> it's so good to be here. >> we are toasting your success already because it's getting so much buzz. >> it's crazy, isn't it? >> who would have thought dallas would have come back? this is one of those things you thought we had seen that day. what made you decide to bring it back? >> the script eventually. we rolled our eyes for 20 years when suggestions are made, oh, no. i read some scripts and they were awful. >> you weren't too keen on the other movies, you did, as well. >>

that is also where j.r stone is. he had been following the meeting all day. what are they talking about >>j.r: when ross mirkirimi walked in a run 5:00 p.m., he was greeted from each year's of many supporters. all this comes in connection because the argument between ramey and his wife where he grabbed and bruce his wife's arms. it is something that is said to have happened in front of their child. >> the model demeanor is likewise affected on the video. we think that this and some other items should come and under the hearsay exceptions. >>j.r: city hall is still in session and could be until at least 11:00 p.m.. there are two meetings scheduled for later this month. keep in mind, he would need at least nine of 11 supervisors to agree with the mayor on this if he is in fact ousted. >>catherine: ed lee spoke about this earlier this afternoon saying his opinions have not changed. >> i think that as one of the top law enforcement officials for the city, he ought not have engaged in the beating of his wife. that is the comes down to. >>catherine: the mayor says

i am j.r stone is here with more. >>j.r: at today's hearing is done for the day. norwood add sanchez are the suspect's in the case. they sat in the courtroom listening to the witness accounts of the fights that throw out after the dodgers and giants game last year. prosecutors argue these are the man and a tax bryan stowe after the game but so far the witnesses have not been able to identify them, only describe them. eighth >> bryan said something to us that was overheard and another guy took offense. he came up and tried to institute something. we all just stayed there. we did not want any problems or trouble. this >> were you able to make an identification? >> nosair. >> did you observe the individual that him? >> yes. >> was that person the same person that you? >> yes. >>j.r: again this is a preliminary hearing. >>pam: another nice day around the bay area. a beautiful evening to be outside. there are changes ahead. jacqueline is joining us now with details. still >>jaqueline: fog clinging to the clothesline. sixth and right now for temperatures close to a clos

>>j.r: so far police have not made a move to clear this area. the protest group is made up of mostly parents and some from the occupy group. " >> remember, an api of 800 means only about 50 percent of students are proficient. >> parents are calling for the district to create more charter schools to replace traditional schools. jurors also smallest embodies which means more attention for individuals. >> schoolwork members believe more charter schools are needed if there is no talk of how the demands will be paid for. >>catherine: 51 students this is headed from here to thais call from a senior prank will allow it to be take their final exams. if the students were suspended for a senior prank. wednesday, a judge will issue a ruling on how heritage high officials handled all of this. among the issues, the judge will consider is there any violations of first amendment rights. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from our mt. tam cam join the fog along the coastline. it is intact in the south of the golden gate. we will not see much of fog into t

he definitely knows how to do business one way, the j.r. his fate to be an oil man, and hopefully, he wants to be even better and one-up j.r. now, i don't know if he thinks that's possible, but that's his goal. and you know, he's an intense, passionate, young man who has issues from not having the best parenting. and you know, here we are now. thanks, mama. >> so, tell me about the target audience, because i'm wondering as a fan of the original series, will watching it now make me feel older or will it bring me back to that time, make me feel young again? >> as "dallas" always was and still is, it's about entertaining you. >> i am sick to death of this family devouring itself over money! >> and keeping you engaged with the characters. >> and the cliff-hangers. >> and the cliff-hangers. because what it is now, it's a continuation. it will blend. it blends beautifully with the older characters and the young characters. and there's not -- there's nothing that will have you say, to my knowledge, anyway, and we've seen them all, you won't just s

j.r. is there. >>j.r.: it is well and going getting on to the bay bridge here. the good news is it as some of the traffic makes it onto the bridge, at times it does not look as bad as it did an hour ago we have a parking enforcer that is manning the lights to clear this area as quickly as possible pit in some of these drivers have been here for almost an hour. this is what the driver had to say. i was >> on it to the 45 minutes to live for five blocks pit i figure the trips to be three-four hours. >> am i usually early as today is the day that i did not. to escape with the flow looking into >> >>j.r.: you are the gentleman say allot 5 blocks-45 minutes. he said five blocks 45 minutes. j r, kron 4 news. >>pam: the public transit agencies in the bay area stepped up to the plate and added service to accommodate extra passengers. other lines any shorter the ferry, >> things are looking better is. the lines were incredible. this is a live picture of gate eve right now. this is ready oakland would -- the ferry goes back and forth from oakland to set the system. there

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j.r stone >>j.r: if out here this afternoon, he concede the 100 or so protesters who are on the steps of lake view elementary school. you can see one of the speakers in the distance, their demands are basic. they say they will leave one of five schools of a closed because of budget cuts are reopened for half of the superintendent resigned serious i do want to show some of my video, it has been busy with in the last hour. you can see some of the officers walking the halls. about one dozen officers showed up in the last hour or so. >> we welcome everyone. when we fill up here, we will take over another school. and that another. closing five schools in oakland is an acceptable. fat or demand for tony smith, the superintendent is to reopen the five schools or resigned. >>j.r: a large crowd of people rallied. maureen kelly spent the day out here and has additional confirmation. " quarries at a campus police officers posted flyers on the grounds where students, teachers and appear at a capitol offices friday night. one of the notices reads, you are directed to leave the school immediately.

be an oil man and hopefully he wants to be even better and one up j.r. if that's possible, but that's his goal. and he's a young man that has issues from not having the best parenting. >> tell me about the target audience because i'm wondering as a fan of the original series, will watching it now make me feel older or will it bring me back to that time and make he kneel young again. >> as dallas always was and still is, it's about entertaining you. >> i am sick to death of this family devouring itself over money. >> what it is now, it's a continuation, it will blend, it blends beautifully with the older characters and the young characters and there's not -- there's nothing that will have you say, to my knowledge, anyway, you won't just sit there and go, no, it's not like the old days, they'll be oh, my god did you know this and this? they'll forget about it and feel that it's just this flawless segue into this new show. >> year 14. >> year 14. and that's how it feels, it feels like that to us, the three of us. >> so it seems the new "dallas" will pick up

. >>> who shot j.r.? it probably does take you back. waives next week. we got a chance to visit the set of the tnt version, love triangles and the villain america loves to hate. >> driving down that driveway bridging everything back. you hear the song. >> 21 years after dlags left the airwaves, the yo ewings are bacn the set of south fork. patrick duffy, larry hagman and linda gray say stepping back into their roles of bobby, j.r., and sue ellen is lieasy. >> like coming home. >> we're having so much fun. don't tell anybody, but it should have been a sitcome. >> from 1970 to 1981 "dallas" invited us to join them over the backstabbing, affair, and fighting over the legacy. >> it's going to be fun. >> the series gave us the cliff hanger by which all others would be judged, who shot j.r. but patrick duffy says you're dreaming if you expect to see bobby in any more shower scenes. >> good morning. >> he'll be keeping his shirt on. >> bobby's old, but he doesn't need wheelchair access yet. big dining room table we always sat at, daddy sat at

j.r stone is with us to explain the refund. >>j.r: the money is basically going out because the government is regulating how insurance companies have spent your money. you will only be getting a refund if you currently have insurance in your insurer has not hit certain government regulations in the past year. he will likely not know about the refund until you get it. basically, these insurance companies must use 85 percent or 80 percent of your premium on the actual health care, not administrative costs for profitable costs. if they did not hit those numbers, it will refund the money. on average, 31 percent of americans who have individual health-insurance plans get refunds if that average around $127, 28 percent of small businesses that and shore workers will get an average of around $76. keep in mind, some people have already gotten these checks and more of these checks will be coming out. it is a basically the government regulating where this money is being used by these insurance companies. >>grant: we have been reading som

j.r. stone. >>j.r.: pamela, this is the fourth day of the preliminary hearing. sanchez and this man are accused of attacking bryan stow. one of the friends of bryan stow says that after this happened " i hope they code' that is code for a heart attack. they believe that this is understood by paramedics where it is understood to be a heart attack. >> when the giants now that i have become familiar it was mr. stowe. the next thing i know mr. stowe was on the floor after being hit on the face. he was kept getting hit in the face and he was out. he totally just fell. he did not break his fall or move his arms. i saw the same gentleman kick bryan stow. >>j.r.: of that witness says that this man has resembled the on a police lineup. this smirk was a reaction to with this testimony. details on that, coming of the 6:00 p.m.. reporting live, j.r. stone. >>pam: decision 2012. this is video of the president arriving at san francisco airport. he was greeted by mayor ed lee. kron 4's terisa estacio reports of the brief this said it was a happy visit. >>reporter: the first fu

can >>j.r: the estimate on the damage is $2.4 million. when you look into the distance, you can see some of the cruise. you can see what they are doing and what they have been doing. they're trying to get rid of the area that was destroying the fire, the black, charred wood. you can see them thinking added. every now and then he was the big chunk of would fall to the ground. they will do this for a while for talking with different and ears. in this video, you can see the guys working during the day and knocking out some of this.. is a tedious process. they want to get rid of this role in the areas that the area can be rebuilt. if as they were doing all this work, a fierce 31 and 33 did not have electricity for if they had to bring in generators that the work has gone well but again they have been working all day long. i do want to show you some of the other video, for the first time today we actually got a chance to go inside of pier 29 to actually show you what it booked flights. concede the engineers still inside trying to figure out ho

>>j.r: police say, usually with rivalry games they bring in extra officers. they have done just that. there are vehicles of the distance. beyond these walls, for the first time they are dressed as fans from the opposite team. that is something they have done only a 49ers games. it's the crowd at tonight's game is the kind you get for the giants and dodgers the with crowds, big time first. in recent weeks at least four flights at san francisco giants games. >> sometimes people drink a little too much. tonight, dodgers fans are not the only one wearing dodges jerseys. undercover officers with visit the cisco police department will be dressed as dodgers fans. >> i think it's fantastic. >> i think it is a better idea. >> it has been well over a year since bryan stow was attacked outside of dodger stadium. officers say that is one of the reason why they're going undercover in dodgers gear. >> the bryan stow tragedy was terrible. i think many fans were starting to feel unsafe. >> in addition to the scuffle that happened this past weekend, there were incidents at at

j.r stone tested the system today to see how long it takes. he has more on everything you need to know. >>j.r: it is time to go to the u.s. open. the starting point is the garage of the kron4 studios. the first destination is candlestick park. is a cruise down van ness, south on a one-to-one. parking is a breeze. i'm less than 3 ft. from the bus check in. our this is where you will lose yourself on an adorable croupier's because they're not allowed. before the even with my media pastor were hurdles to overcome. >> i have been on the bus for five minutes. no traffic means a breeze right to the stadium, but not exactly. five there are no bathrooms open on any buses. upon arrival, 10 minutes of sitting. it's it's been exactly 30 minutes to get from candlestick park to hear at the olympic club with no traffic on the road. >> it is likely you will be using these free phone tents. as for the ride home, the bus ride to candlestick is shorter than the line headed to bart. if you're coming out here for tournament play at your phone numbers memorized fo

j.r.o. >> food, people, golf, the u.s. open. >> what is the most exciting part of today? >> meeting you! {laughter} >> people are living the life. >> and hue are the biggest entertainment out here. >> definitely the one wine!! >> and if your boss is watching? let us give them a shot of that law >> without any u.s. open it is about what they are wearing. >> i love those pants. >> we just did these at home for these trip we are from tennessee. >> you are the tent or possibly 20th person that is commented. >> every time i go out. i see three different green hats and this odd woman out. somebody is going against the grain. >> somebody has to do it. >> the men's wear could use some work. >> you are dressed. it looks like you are going to go to a baseball game in. >> absolutely. with the oakland a's. and this is where they are cheering. >> i wore my typical golf outing have you ever seen this? >> i took the latest from the golf world. >> j.r. stone, kron4 news. fifth we will have continuing cove

j.r stone is following a story and has new details on the child's condition. >>j.r: right now he is here at oakland's children's hospital ferry his condition has been downgraded from critical to stable. the bullet hit him in the back in and is so close to his spine that doctors have chosen not to take it out in fear that taking it out could do more damage than keeping it in. this is where he was shot yesterday as he was walking with his mother. dry blood can still be seen on the sidewalk. this neighbor told me that the shots were fired from a man on a bicycle. police say they do not have any leads into the gunman is still out there. cockerill cox will hear from family and friends at 6:00. >>pam: ross mirkirimi testified on his own behalf of the second day in a row. all the is trying to convince the ethics commission not to permanently rule of them. prison in charge stemming from a fight with his wife. haaziq madyun was there as the sheriff to the stand. >> is your belief that any time a lot of for some opposite is convicted a constitute as a kind of question m

j.r stone has more off. >>j.r: the fire crews are getting closer to clearing the scene. want to show you what it looks like right now. stay in the distance he concedes the of the hoses on the ground. hoses were every which way earlier. this is still active. asked in this video, you can see some of the flames of what looked like earlier. fifth we talked about this being on the pier 29. that is one of the pier is being used for the america's cup. if we're told this is an area for operations, storage and back office. xi half >>catherine: port officials say the america's cup is going to go on as planned. they say the damage could of a lot worse. they will be examining the building for. they are concerned about the fact shed area. >> the america's cup of that will be happening in 2013. there should be no impact from this other than an unsightly fasad. >>catherine: in san jose man is on trial for beating the priest he says written three decades ago. he is charged with felony assault on a priest. a woman says she was at the church campus where the priest did prey on children. >

j.r stone has more. is >>j.r: 1 take is the fact of government control, the other is industry controls and then the argument on which one works. " for those who do not currently have health insurance i cannot say exactly how much you will be paying because depends on your income the and the state you live in. the base of this is the premiums will be lower in the future than they are right now. if you have chosen not to get involved you'll be fine. the fines will increase by 2016. penalties are wave for those low-income. there are a number of ways this is being paid for. i spoke with some that have saved, there is no cap on the actual coverage, the fact is, they think that rates will go up for some of these companies and then at the company's will say to their employees, we will give you more money but we are not going to cover you, go get your own insurance. some of the big companies could just pay the fines. >>pam: we do want to give it quick look at how many americans are currently without health care

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