well as he can free mentioned he's actually the guy who drives like james bond because he's james bond in the movies essentially despite it drove me nuts too but yes he's also the driver of. the james bond movie called the song he's also a three time british grammy trampy and so he really knows what he's doing and he's joining you stop in front of the crowds today come and come up with obviously go yet yourself. i called dr. maybe it would be the worst disaster ever carry if they probably behind the wheel of. not doing it ever again the best person for this report fantastic piece of all the reporting from mostly thanks for that. now that's ahead in a system must have gadgets high streets and outdated devices soon found themselves on the scrap heap and upon a computer junk soon become someone else's problem this week where journalist a long way home from this is the residence it's the streets of new york to find out how people think their feel about other countries paying the price for america's infatuation with technology. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste

making behind james bond and the way he drives puzzle a bit more about yeah we did quantum of solace which with woodstock drive it was the body for most of it so that was a different experience i mean i spent my like a little bit crushed there's a few occasions we have a truck come out so that was great but i have to say after watching them going round the back around them know me missing around so close to the bike the people here great neck speed so that's the way it looks as they try to promote the sport of rallying here in russia pedro all over and also around the world so nights in some top world news stories in syria the death toll of my anti-government protesters is reportedly risen to one hundred twenty now the clashes with security forces escalated sharply in the last ten days friday became the bloodiest day in a month of demonstrations officials in damascus close to the level of violence has been exaggerated and evidence of police brutality has been falsified by criminal groups the latest wave of violence comes just a day after syrian president bashar assad lifted the count

participants of the popular event a british star who can also be seen at behind the wheel in a james bond movie r.t.s. peter all over was just one of those indulging the need for speed. hagan's the three times british champion british champion is a remote go to strut his stuff he's of course the mum behind the driving james bond quantum of solace so he's being whizzing around this track behind me like a thunderbolt with a view to a thrill if you could call him the spy that drove it drove me well they don't just tell you that mark in the rest of the computers on just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds to showcase the ways of the rally last is now this is the first time events being held here in russia from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just drum up support for sports here in moscow and glorious on the glorious day of fun that had plenty of pills and spills to see. himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to be disposed of rally i think it's

who can also be seen behind the wheel in a james bond movie one of them is there to enjoy the spectacle to. kagan's the three time british champion british champion is here a most go to strut his stuff he is of course the mom behind the driving in james bond in a quantum of solace so he's being whizzing around this track behind me like a thunderbolt with a view to a thrill if you could call him the spy that drove that drove me well they're not just here that mark in the rest of the computers i'm just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds to showcase the way of the rally mostest now this is the first time event being held here in russia from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just drum up support for the sports here in moscow and glorious on a glorious day the fans have had plenty of hills and spills to see. himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to view the sport of rally i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the for

not just here that mark in the rest of the computers i'm just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds to showcase the wares of the rally last this now this is the first time the event being held here in russia from next year it becomes a regular on the the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just drum up support for the sports here in moscow and glorious on a glorious day of fun that had plenty of girls and spills the sea and himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to view the sport of rally. i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the forest you know you got to travel a long way away to get the normal stages that you see it here it's bringing relief to the people you know it's close it's very excessive it's very different i mean the water i'm sorry to see it's one of the east side of the fence where you can really throw it away and it looks quite easy because you have got a long face just to go with but it's all about not making a mistake and that's what it is h

well as mark begins actually the guy who drives like james bond because he is james bond in the movie he's also a three time british rally trampy and so he really knows what he's doing anything strutting his stuff in front of the moscow crowd today. it's rather having fun as latest must have gadgets high streets outdated divorces soon find themselves on the scrap heap pile of computer junk soon becomes something else is problem now this week with journalist lori haas honest otherwise known as the resident hits the streets of new york to find out how people there feel about other countries paying the price for america's mission with technology. americans produce about three million tons of electronic waste every year and countries like india and up as the dumping ground so how many gadgets have you bought this year this week let's talk about bet is there gadget you're lusting after a girl as a g.p.s. or as what you are desperately yes you have no way to track where you're going without it basically a no no maps we got a little just not as good but an i phone and did she already have a

not just here but mark in the rest of the companies i'm just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds here to showcase the way of the rally mostest now this is the first time events being held here in russia and from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been here trying to just throw up support for the sport here in moscow and glorious on a glorious day the fans of had plenty of pills and spills to see. himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to discourse of rally i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult to watch in the forest you know you got to travel a long way away to get the normal stages that you see here is a screen really to the people you know it's close it's very simple it's very different i mean the water on so i think it's one of there was talk of the bench where you can really throw the way you know so in the champion on the track you also. the driver behind making behind james holmes and the way he drives. yeah we did quantum of solace which was

not just to that market in the rest of the company's own just here to allow me to make terrible james bond funds here to showcase the way of the rally mostest now this is the first time events being held here in russia and from next year it becomes a regular on the racing calendar so they've been trying to just drum up support for the sports here in moscow and glorious on the glorious day a fund that had plenty of kills and spills to sea and himself was telling me the course here in moscow provides a unique opportunity for the drivers as well as the spectators to view the sport of rally i think it's great to be running it's quite difficult watching the forest you know you got to travel a long way away to get all the stages that you see and hear is this bringing relief to the people you know it's close it's very simple it's very different to the water on so i think it's one of those type of months where you can really throw it away you know so many a champion on the track you're also. the driver behind making behind james holmes and the way he tries does a bit more about yeah we did a quant

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up the entire concept and you could say that maybe that's going to be the name of the next gen james bond movie but it sounds about right on for maybe the rock i mean you are going to want to thank. you very much for joining me on this but i think for night's show thanks for tuning into may treat them back on monday investigations here in the u.s. may be overshadowing the events in libya but that doesn't change the fact that the u.s. is still participating in a war so we'll bring you the latest details in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all you tube dot com slash the alone a show or to post the interviews as well so show me some tidy up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. . see. i tell marvin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. the official ante up location. i pod touch from the i'll choose our. video on demand.

sums up the entire concept or you could say that maybe that's going to be the name of the next gen james bond movie but it sounds about right for maybe the rock and the rocky but what i think i said. thank you very much for joining me on this but i think for tonight's show thanks for tuning in to make sure you come back on monday investigations here in the u.s. may be overshadowing the events in libya but that doesn't change the fact that the u.s. is still participating in a war so bring you the latest details and meantime don't forget to become a fan of the a lot of show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other night you can always catch it all you tube dot com in the lower show or you push the interviews as well as the show in its entirety next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and. rachel martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations arou

your date and of course don't forget mr being grown i can send i guess he's filling in for the james bond character i don't know what that's about and sir elton john maybe you do well with john us now that there's a right while we're at wedding spectacular and don't forget about superstar sports and stations david beckham and gareth thomas i guess all the single ladies will have plenty of eye candy and. who's still chanting this i'm sorry we have to make some changes to the program since negative you don't cotton nancy over here wants to talk about the royal wedding let's talk about the royal douchebags around the invite list if you could call a queen a douche bag can you least let people see him first we have to clean beatrix of metal once beatrice sees not only a member of the treasonous cover of rome but also a high ranking member of the build a burglar who is the builder group the billboard group is a secretive loose of organization that meets once a year with the most powerful people in the planet world events without a mention from mainstream media so in other words you're saying me

. >>> this sounds a bit like a james bond plot. a bay air robbery targeting tens of millions of dollars worth of computer chips. the scheme and the bust coming up in 2 minutes. ,,,,,,,, appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back for more. [goat sounds] and the customer says, on the carpet." what? gonna be difficult. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer >>> one of the businessest heists ever in the bay area. employees forced into a back room while a group of thieves hall away tens of millions of dollars of computer chips. now some of the suspects have been arrest but there could be more. >> reporter: authorities say these are the men who stormed the fremont tech company in february cutting through a fence and holding employees at gun point while they lifted tens of millions of dollars in flash memory computer chip. >> if these guys went into a bank and tried to rob a bank they would get maybe 10 or $15,000. this was a $37 million haul. >> reporter: $37

. >>> and here, one right out of the james bond file. while it's true there are no u.s. ground troops in libya, "the new york times" and a lot of news outlets are reporting that the cia has placed clandestine operatives inside the country. we'll talk to a former cia officer about just what they're trying to do in libya, how they're tryi to do it and whether they can succeed. >>> and finally, which member of congress fears the fighting in libya could spread to, wait for? think about that for a moment. and then think about this. the congressman sits on the house foreign affairs committee. he's landed himself in the deow weta wh e tt or the budget. "time" magazine's mark halperin and richard wolffe join me now. we've got mark over at the white house. mark, i'll start with you over . olouooatheum rerts stig, ot eriso as w wcat reh an agreent to avoid a government shutdown because the bottom line is here we're working off the same number. that number is $33 billion. now house speaker john boehner said today ty weren't operating off that number. of course the current house num

it is ian fleming who later became the james bond novelist. the state department, however, was partially upset about the trip. here was donovan going around to its embassies and foreign posts and meeting with foreign leaders with the diplomatic standing either in the united states government with the british government. at one. state department aides debated internally whether he should be prosecuted for violating the look and act which makes it a crime for private u.s. citizens to represent the u.s. government and for negotiations. fdr on the other hand was delighted that donovan was out there delivering this message. bringing back intelligence for him. in 1940-41 he really had no -- this is the president's -- no foreign intelligence service to speak of. there were small units in the army and navy, but there wasn't really a lot of officers. many of the officers, it was considered a dumping ground for poor performers in the intelligence units. so roosevelt was making major foreign policy decisions at this time, decisions that could affect his

and a james bond type garage door opener. >> kimberlee: this man does with all across carolina.nd a good samaritan picked up this random your book. went to work tracking down the owner. posting photos on images facebook and the woman drove to the minutes to return this year park. this cannot g. it does this toro brought that 30 mi. away. >> kimberlee: take a look at this! this haight ashbury still ou home has been converted into a ground level into a door. the owners of the property were able to place a to rot without any city or federal rule violations. you can see that this is historic and it looks great! you would never guess that it is a garage. take a look at this. over seven the exotic snakes' 70--from a trailer home. 4 ft.-12 leake. from a texas trailer. >>pam: a programming note on friday, kron will have abc programming. the giants will p.m., 9:00 p.m. on friday. a special 90 minute kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we will be back after the break. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is

sds, the underground and hippies so they drew record advertising and the fbi had schemes from a james bond novel. they started two short lived underground newspapers of their own, counterfeit papers met to promolt moderate view points opposed to radical ones and then there was the idea of creating a chemical, a foul smelling chemical that smelled and the idea was to spray the odor on the bundles of papers before it was delivered and make them unreadable. that was true. all this took a real toll on the newspaper, but at the same time i don't blame, you know, there are other reasons for the decline of the underground press. i mentioned before they functioned as decentralized collectives meaning that everyone who worked for the paper had an equal say in how they should operate or be run. literally that meant a person could get off the bus, show up in town and say he's part of the underground paper now and had as much say in the paper as someone who had been there a very long time, and so people found these editorial structures alienated over the long haul. the papers could be exceedingly cour

needed to plan, for instance, if i may, the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond, because i was his interview, the fact bobby kennedy said of the vietnam war means when match comes out people are so sick of the war of there with the iraqi. so in that one every once in awhile i thought i right in the fiction history, now whether or not the combined intelligence services of the united states and other players would have conspired to this i'm perfectly prepared to say it doesn't meet the same plausibility as the rest of the book. i can live with it. >> host: i'm not even sure what category is fiction. is it being sold as nonfiction? [laughter] how did they justify that? >> guest: speculation of a real people. [laughter] i think you should call my editor because you're not crazy about the title or the category. you ought to have a conversation -- >> host: if it's only a question of where -- whether they put it in the bookstore, that's one thing but to suggest this is and fiction, there's a lot of fact said. sometimes fiction is capable of conveying the greater truth.

and needed to play so for instance if i may, the fact there is no john kennedy means there is no james bond phenomenon because it was interviewed in "life" magazine. the back that bobby kennedy settles the vietnam war early means when madge came out america was sick of war. so in that one, i mean every once in while i thought look i'm writing a fission -- fiction. now whether not the combined intelligence services of the united states and perhaps other players would have conspired to this, i'm perfectly prepared to say it doesn't make the same plausibility test as the rest of the book. do you know what? i can live with that. >> host: in the rest of us can can -- i'm not even sure what category, obviously not the category is, fiction. >> guest: it is nonfiction. >> host: is it being billed as nonfiction? how do they justify that? >> guest: there is speculation about real people. look, i think you should call my editor because you are not crazy about the title and not crazy about the category. >> host: if it is only only question up where they put it in the book, that is one thing but to sugg

so, for instance, if i may, the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond phenomenon because it was his interview. when m.a.s.h. comes out, people are so heartily sick of -- [inaudible] >> guest: so in that one, i mean, every once this a while i thought, look, i am writing a fictional history. now, whether or not the combined intelligence services of the united states and perhaps other players would have conspired to this, i'm perfectly prepared to say it doesn't meet the same plausibility test as the rest of the book. you know what? i can live with it. >> host: that's all right. and the rest of us can -- >> guest: i can live with it. >> host: i'm not even sure what category, well, i mean, obviously, it's fiction. >> guest: it's being sold as nonfiction. >> host: is it being sold as nonfiction? >> guest: i don't understand. >> host: how do they justify that? >> guest: you know, it's speculation about real people. >> host: well, i -- [laughter] >> guest: you know, i think you should call my editor. you're not crazy about the title or the category. you ought to have a c

. >> host: yeah>> guest: the fact that there's no john kennedy means there's no james bond phenomenonecause it was his interview in "life" magazine. the fact that bobby kennedy settles the vietnam war means when mash comes out people were so heartily sick of the war, there's no mash. so in that one i mean, everyone once in a while i thought, look, i'm writing a fictional history. now, whether or not the combined intelligence services of the united states and perhaps other players would have conspired to this, i'm perfectly prepared to say it doesn't meet the same plausibility test as the rest of the book. you know what? i can live with it. >> host: and the rest of us -- i'm not even sure what category -- obviously the category is fiction. it's -- >> guest: it's sold as nonfiction. >> host: is it being sold as nonfiction? >> guest: i don't understand that. >> host: how did they justify that? >> guest: you know, it's speculation about real people. i think you should call my editor you're not crazy about the title and you're not crazy about the category. you ought to have a conversation.

. >> think that's a james bond car, an aston martin, 007. >> look at the rescue helicopter. >> you can't search and rescue helicopter overhead. you can probably hear it. >> the funny thing is my mother is in the reception, only to go around the block to come back in again, because they're spedding the night in buckingham palace. >> the car is too valuable. >> did you see the license plate? just wed. they have a sense of humor. >> a wonderful sense of humor. >> search and rescue is relevant because william does a lot of search and rescue flying. it's his buddies sort of tagging along. >> is that a learner's in the front of the car? like a learner's permit? >> it's a bit of a play on the learner's plate. it's testing out. taking married life on a road run. like india says, we have a touch sovereign with great sense of humor. think it's just been displayed there. >> i think that will matter, doesn't it? the relatability of the couple? they like the couple as people. >> william has a couple more years with the royal air force. then he'll go into full-time royal duties. they cherish the life

the utility reportedly used something straight out of a james bond movie. >> reporter: the royal weddingay be over but the bay area activities tied to it are not. >>> the mystery in san jose this san jose this morning. two fires at the same house. investigators are still looking for a cause ♪ >>> from commoner to princess, michael middleton gives away his daughter to prince william as the two marry. complete coverage of the royal wed something ahead on the second hour on ktvu "mornings on 2." >>> welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's friday, april 29th. ♪ >>> the most anticipated royal wedding in 30 years is now over. this morning before a crowd of 1900 friends, family members and dignitaries, prince william and kate middleton exchanged their wedding vows at west mip ster abbey. beua pictures and then they exited the abbey and took a carriage ride through street of london. the couple was at buckingham palace, that's where they exchanged their first public kiss right there. >> oh! >> this is just after 5:30 this morning, our time. the first reception, hosted by the quee

mark: we will be right back following the government shut down and the verdict in the barry bonds case. >> jameswith a big news we are following after 12 days of closing arguments. bonds is accused of lying about the use of performance enhancing drugs. dan has been following uthis from the beginning. >> reporter: the jury got under way at 8:30 a.m. with their deliberations. they are deciding on four counts of lying to the grand jury, one is obstruction of justice. the other one is that he never knowingly took human growth hormone, and never was injected by greg anderson. prosecution suggested those were all lies. it depends on whether they prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. those men and women will have a lot to go over. closing arguments from about 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.. >> james: have you got any sense of how long this will take to deliberate. we spoke with i've been bolted he said it could go 3-4 days. >> reporter: i would not even begin to guess. after covering the bird shooting trial, we expected that to go for days. that when four hours. i think it is anybody's guess. both sid

. >> reporter: jennifer and james say they bonded instantly with their rescue sheba inu collin, showering with toys and treats, even outfitting him for the bad weather. >> he really changed our lives and allowed us to be joyful. >> reporter: saturday afternoon the couple took collin to boy butcher dog park for fun time. but a few minutes after he circled the fence area, he began vomiting. >> he became very weak and lying on the ground and panting heavily. >> reporter: on the way to the vet, collin's condition worsened. >> on the ride there, i knew that he wasn't holding on well. his pupil dilated. and he started having seizures. midway. >> he looked like he was alert when he was leaving. but you could tell the dog was in a lot of distress. >> reporter: raymond was one of several dozen park goers who saw collin before the dog died. >> it's sad to hear that he died within 45 minutes. because he came in here looking like a happy-go-lucky dog. and then real quick he got sick. >> the vet also said that it could be anything from toxic poisons to mushrooms or plants. >> reporter: jennifer says s

the latter became the james bond novelist.t the state department was probably upset about the trip. here was donovan going around to its embassies and foreign posts meeting with foreign leaders with no diplomatic standing either in the united states government with the british government. at one. the state department aides debated internally whether he should be prosecuted for violating the logan act which makes it a crime for a private u.s. citizens to represent the u.s. government for negotiations. fdr on the other hand was delighted that donovan was out there delivering this message and, you know, bringing back intelligence. in 1940-41 he really had no -- this is the president, really no foreign intelligence service to speak up. small units in the army and navy, but there wasn't really a lot of officers there, and many of the officers, it was considered a dumping ground for poor performers in the intelligence units. roosevelt was making a major foreign policy decisions at this time, decisions that could affect his own reele

james sanna. >> and they were bond weigh their fans. brian wilson presented for the final out that clinched the world series championship and that ball will be displayed at the giants ballpark. >> they also played tribute to bryan stow. there was a moment of reflection as there was a photo flashed on the jumbotron. money has been raised while he is still in medically induced coma. the mayor of los angeles and police chief announced new security measures at dodgers stayed yuam y. >> you mean if you are coming to dodgers stadium to cause trouble i advise you to stay home because you will be arrested. >> the off duty officers will be in uniform and have not only the authority of arrest but the authority passed down through the dodgers to attend the game. >> they will dedicate a game to stow. >> the first day of deliberations in the barry bonds case ended without a verdict. heather ishimaru joins us from the san francisco federal building. >> the jury worked roughly from 8:30 to 3:30 with a lunch break and they asked the judge to revise rev

the latter became the james bond novelist. at the state department was probably upset about the trip. here was donovan going around to its embassies and foreign posts meeting with foreign leaders with no diplomatic standing either in the united states government with the british government. at one. the state department aides debated internally whether he should be prosecuted for violating the logan act which makes it a crime for a private u.s. citizens to represent the u.s. government for negotiations. fdr on the other hand was delighted that donovan was out there delivering this message and, you know, bringing back intelligence. in 1940-41 he really had no -- this is the president, really no foreign intelligence service to speak up. small units in the army and navy, but there wasn't really a lot of officers there, and many of the officers, it was considered a dumping ground for poor performers in the intelligence units. roosevelt was making a major foreign policy decisions at this time, decisions that could affect his own ree

bonds trial. day for today. >> george: the bay bridge shows light traffic westbound so far hot spot free morning. >> james: storm trucker for the rain in the north is getting closer. we will tell you with the weekend as looking like in a minute. off >> mark: a man accused of killing four women in northern california including to the bay area will be arraigned today they are looking into whether he is connected to other killings across the nation. more on that moment lifts he is accused of murder in fairfax, port costa, and yuba. they found items in his home the link him to numerous killings. >> will: if prosecutors have it their way josep will see another day of freedom of his life. he is in jail and will be moved to the court house this afternoon to enter his plea. he's being charged with four counts of murder, they believe he may have committed more murders which they are working on. if convicted the 77 year-old man could be sentenced to death. will tran kron 4 news. >> mark: police are looking into whether not not so it is connected to three murders in new york, 10 year-old girl and a 11 year-old girl was mur

it was in the air witfor about 45 pence before landed nobody was injured. >> james: barry bonds perjury to describe how they handled untested urine samples. he provided a simple as part of the initial steroid testing program. federal domestic raiders seized that simple in 2004, and they tested it in 2006. the head of the lab will testify next. >> reporter: leaders in president barack obama did not reach a budget agreement at the white house today. without an agreement by friday the government could be forced to shut down. >> louisa: it will be another pleasant day across the bay. temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday, still lots of sunshine in store. currently earshot of the bay bridge approach oakland getting 56 degrees right now, a high temperature of about 69. so close to 70. but it looks like we will stay out of the '70s. temperatures right now 63 in concord, 67 antioch, in the south bay upper 50s and low 60s. by noon time shows the '60s. widespread 60s in the afternoon, '70s for your afternoon highs in some spots tinkling it back down into the 50s and 60s by some p.m. hear yo

. >> justine: barry bonds trial continues today we will tell you what's been happening coming up. >> james: president barack obama set to address the nation. >> justine: a look at storm tracker 4 is dry for now. showers headed our way. >> erica: albany, traffic looks fine. no problems to report. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> justine: good morning. >> james: wednesday, april 13th. >> justine: are a big story this morning happens to be that we get our first look today of the man accused of killing four women in california some 30 years ago. a 77 year-old man may be responsible for killing two women in the bay area and several other murders across the country. the first name of each edit then begins at the same name as her last name. >> reporter: 77 of joseph nasa is being held without bail. he's accused of murdering four young california woman. we have a map showing where the victims were found one in marin, 1977, across the bay, 1978, to victims or found it yuba county '93-'94. last year they searched his house and found evidence that they sa

he fled on foot and direction of the housing complex. >> james: for the latest in the barry bonds trial, testimony will resume today after being hole portholes yesterday. that juror were overturned or an alternate will step in. prosecutors caught everyone off guard by announcing new evidence. >> reporter: a potential bombshell in the barry bonds trial, prosecutors announced they have found a missing audiotape of a conversation between bonds is former minister and his surgeon recorded shirley after the raids. earlier in the trial he testified he secretly recorded the conversation with the doctor about steroids to either didn't do it properly or couldn't find the tape. over the weekend he found it. the timing couldn't be better for the prosecution has some other case devastated last week when his testimony contradicted much of what hoskins had said. though he said they talked about steroids 50 times and specifically discussed on steroid use taking only recalls one conversation in 1999 saying bonds wasn't even mentioned by name. depending on what's on this tape it could be used to impeach

. >> reporter: the jury will meet again in the barry bonds trial we will tell you what we expect to happen today. >> james: the world champions make the 2011 home debut, they take on the st. louis cardinals today. >> louisa: a look outside right now left over rain drops in the south bay we will tell you what's in store. >> erica: friday morning commute, no hot spots to report a full check on your traffic straight ahead. >> live from the bay area news station this is the kron 4 morning news. >> reporter: could morning it's finally friday. >> james: friday april 8th, let's get to the news and a check on the weather. out of the set every now and caltrans vehicle struck and killed a person in some detail this morning, the train hit the pedestrian around 1:00 a.m. it was able to continue southbound and made its schedule scaupstop >> reporter: hours left in tilt the possible government shutdown. they pass to win one week bill on one thursday president barack obama said he will veto the measure. government leaders continued to work to reach an agreement with the latest now. >> reporter: just hours to go until a

. >> james: if your into this group bond deals, starting today you might get some of those deals rate from facebook. more on that in a moment. more weather, traffic and news in a minute. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. bridge check, the bay bridge approach, westbound-80. moving through with no issues. no problems to is the wind advisory issued by the california highway patrol. highly-92 looks good. golden gate, pretty easy commute. headlights of bound. >> justine: if you javanese and you may want to have it checked out nearly two and a dozen suvs are being recalled because they may have steering, suspension damage. it applies to nissan pathfinders 97-2003 as well as ex vanity fair and 98- 2004. nissan says it will repair damaged vehicles for free. >> james: 22,000 jobs at a loss in san mateo since 2007 according to report by the san mateo county. most were lost in manufacturing. education, health service jobs are the only to reporting job gains. wall street, stock futures are up after ending mixed on monday. the dow was up 33, nasdaq up 9. tec shares rose. and ahead of a st

though bonds is pungent punishment could be far less severe. >> >> james: a graduate student who wasexually assaulted saturday night is doing better this morning, this after a man somehow got into her dorm room. >> >> reporter: they have no idea who he is, he's so possibly running around campus. >> reporter: she's talking about an attacker, when his still lives after going after woman in her dorm room. >> i got a text message around 1030. >> police say sexual assault appeared at apartment. the suspect is that large. police say the victim lives in one of these a performance. which is located on the eastern section of campus she woke up around 947 tonight, there was a man in her room. the victim was then session resulted she strained to cover the attacker ran away. >> it seems to be more frequent this year than last year. >> reporter: peterson her often practices into the night and then try to write home. what happened saturday evening has her and her girlfriends uneasy. >> it is longer wrecking it makes you nervous to go back home. late tonight by yourself. >> any assistance i talked

. >> james: the defense will begin presenting its case today. in the barry bonds trial. >> justine: a push to strengthen the carrot was in pipeline safety. >> louisa: getting ready to see some changes in the forecast it does include some wet weather details coming up. >> erica: crosstown freeways, no hot spots. complete check and your commute straight ahead. >> james: developing story, san francisco, dozens of people displaced following a fire in the tenderloin. >> reporter: here in the tenderloin district a fire broke out in this apartment building around 10:00 fog causing smoke to fill the hallways. those people will not be displaced for quite some time as part of the building's roof has collapsed. the fire started on the first floor of the building spreading to the upper floors viet the trash chute. people reported smoke and fire alarms going off. 20 injured, 45 in hospital, none of those injuries prove to be life-threatening. they will investigate the cause, meanwhile the red cross has been on scene to provide housing for a few weeks. >> james: we spoke to peo

. >> james: obviously nobody is anxiously waiting as much as barry bonds.ury is taken this long period and that they listen to these readings. dan can you hear me? well obviously were having technicalltechnical probs soon as we get the verdict we will let you know. >> reporter: also to we are waiting to see when this hot spot gets cleared up. >> erica: i'm tempted to say we are making progress for 92 hot spot. if you take a look you can see crews on the scene, they have cables on the truck trying to write it on to the tow truck. in the meantime we have one way traffic control and a fact. we are seeing slow speeds out there, tracking this hot spot for the last few hours. you can see the red on your screen. rig near skyline boulevard that's where this accident has occurred. speeds are down to 7 mi. an hour, a chp has no estimated time to reopen the spirit this is our only hot spot, good news for you at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are no longer active traffic is flowing freely. the ride looks good up the incline and along the upper deck. westboun

. >> james: closing arguments set to begin today in the barry bonds trial, time permitting they may also begin the liberations. yesterday the defense rested its case of their calling a witness. >> darya: >> reporter: they're so confident they rested their case without calling a single witness. >> i was not surprised there rested relying on the lack of evidence. >> reporter: the judge dropped one of the five counts earlier in the day, four remain the still accused of obstruction of justice, line to the grand jury when he said he never knowingly use steroids or human growth hormone. and when he said craig anderson never injected him. >> it comes down to credibility and that the defense will kerman. >> reporter: for the jury will come down to this to do you believe? on one side barry bonds, on the other his accusers, former business manager, former girlfriend, former personal shopper. hip >> all of the accusers have a motive to get him, but it was just. >> reporter: the prosecution will begin with 60-90 minutes, the defense will take two and a half-3 hours and then the prosecution will wrap