. >> jean brown is a ceo that matches homeowners with work for their renovation. >> a lot of people lookround and say, i would like for it to look better but are totally overwhelmed by the process. is that where you come in? >> so, yes. we have done thousands of renovations at this point. >> in 2007, jean began renovations on her own f. i was like, i got this and not this. and i thought, i think i have a better way to do it. i was like, i know how to solve this. >> on sweeten's website, homeowners complete a form on the renovation and are matched with three contractors. who is right for their renovation project. >> we then follow your project from the starting point all the way to completion. we make sure that our guys are doing a great job and you got to give them a rating. the great thing about it is we can do it for free against the homeowner. so some people even call me the contract whisperer. >> what does that mean, the contract whisperer? >> i'm unlikely champions for those who want to be painted with a broad anding intive brush stroke. and general contractors have. >> jean grew up

. >> reporter: but frances' defense attorneys, leigh cutter and jean brown, said investigators made atake when they bought into the story of bonnie contreras. >> everyone got their information from one person at the scene. and that's bonnie. and bonnie lied her ass off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward supports frances' claims that bonnie was repeatedly slamming on her brakes. >> she does a sudden brake, and she's moving like this. then the purse would go into the floorboard. bonnie contreras is not telling the truth. >> reporter: what's more, both defense and prosecution agreed bonnie was wrong abou

. >> description here for a -- wearing a brown jacket, blue jeans and black and white sneakers with blackulevard, caller states a male was pointing a gun at people. caller have a description for a male black with a brown jacket, blue jeans, black and white sneaker, black hat. >> so, again, that's the information that police were hearing as they were arriving to the scene in brooklyn around 5:00 p.m. yesterday. when they got there, four officers encountered 35-year-old saheed vassell. he matched the description of those callers. and they believed he was holding a weapon. and actually police released some surveillance -- an image from an surveillance video showing saheed at that moment when he encountered police. and that's actually what he was holding, but there is a picture of him taking what police described as a shooter's stance. which seemed as a threat, according to authorities. that's why officers say they fired their weapons. four officers fired a total of ten shots. that's that shooter stance i'm talking about right there. from that, the victim, saheed, he fell down and he was kill

brown eyes. she was last seen a black north face and jeans. anyone who sees her as asked to call police. >>> today is the deadline for people living in a santa rosa homeless camp to pack up and leave. about 100 people leave them -- lived there. >> the eviction order came after a legal battle between advocates for the homeless and county and city officials. >> reporter: it is referred to as the roseland homeless and count meant. you can see behind me, we are set 100 feet away -- encampment. there are 100 or so people who live in this lot. this is behind a dollar tree store. this land is owned by sonoma county. they have been trying to clear this for months. they want to build an apartment complex here. a third of those apartments would be affordable housing. homeless advocacy group says it is cruel to force the people living here to leave because there is no place for them to go. there is no shelter space. a lot of the people living in the encampment have physical and mental disabilities. a public shelter may not be a good housing option. those

she had on a sweatshirt with the word pink on it, jeans, and a backpack. 5'5", brown hair and brown eyesst seen yesterday morning. if you have seen here or know where she may be, call mountainview police. >>> 12-year-old camilla rodriguez went missing yesterday. it's not suspicious, but police are concerned because of her age. her cell phone has been turned off. although not confirmed, family told authorities she was possibly seen getting on b.a.r.t. at the freemont station with her friend. 5'1", 130 pounds with long, wavy brown hair and brown eyes. last seen wearing a black northface wind breaker and jeans. >>> high school students for across the bay area will travel to the state capitol to meet with lawmakers, pushing for tougher gun control measures. alex savidges live where they are gather -- savidge is live where they are gathering now. >> reporter: we have high school students for across the bay area, all gathering this morning, and they are traveling up to the capitol. you can see some of the students are gathered here in oakland this morning. they will be hopping on various buses

she had jeans, black shoes, and a black backpack. brown eyes. if you see her, call mountain view police or dial 911. >>> union city police say another girl also went missing yesterday. investigators say she did not arrive at school. she has not returned home. her cell phone has been turned off. here is a photo of her. she is described as latina, 130 pounds, with long wavy brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a north face windbreaker. anyone who sees her is asked to call police. >>> federal investigators are looking into the role of broken inching fly -- fan blade that may have played into the deadly southwest airlines flight. >> we have the latest on the investigation and more on the terrifying moments for passengers during the emergency landing. >> good morning. you will hear from one of the passengers on board the flight. the investigation continues here. the ntsb is working to figure out what caused this catastrophic engine failure that led to the first deadly accident on board the u.s. acts -- airplane in nine years. federal

was wearing a green sweatshirt with the word "pink" on it, jeans, black shoes and black backpack.diana is five feet, five inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes.take reporter live:if you see either of these missing girls or have any information you're asked to call 9-1-1 immediately.live in union city, sara stinson, kron 4 news ( james ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) tomorrow is 4-20 and san francisco is getting ready for the big pot day.( james ) this year... adults can legally buy recreational marijuana. kron 4's will tran joins us live from san francisco. will... ( will ) here in the bay area people are making big preparations for the unofficial holiday. this will be the first time adults can legally buy pot for lesiure. more than 15-thousand-people are expected to pour into golden gate park on friday. city officials are asking attendees to enjoy the day... and to be respectful of city parks.

brown eyes. police say she was wearing a green sweatshirt with the word "pink" on it... blue jeans and black shoes. she was also carrying a black back pack. ( james ) happening today... a man who has spent almost a quarter century on death row... is set to be released. this after the state supreme court ruled the evidence to convict him was false. kron 4 's dan kerman has the story. 68 year old vicente benevides has spent 24 years on death row at san quentin and thursday he is expected to walk out the gates of the prison, a free man.sot michael hersek / habeas corpus resource center 10-18of course we are elated for mr benevides, we think that was the right decision, we think that was the only decisionhis freedom comes after the state supreme court ruled his 1993 conviction for the sexual assault and murder of his girlfriend's 21 month old daughter was based on false evidence. soteveryone agrees now there was no sexual assault michael hersek is with the habeas corpus resource center which represented benevides. he says when medical experts re-reviewed all the evidence, from all the

jeans, black shoes, and a black backpack. diana is five feet, five inches tall with brown hair and brown eyes.ce believe she ran away from home. (steve) a burned out home in san jose has sold for 900- thousand dollars. located on th bird and minnesota in the willow glen neighborhood was originally listed for 800- thousand-dollars. today kron4 spoke with the realtor of the home-- and she says the home received six offers over asking. it is being sold to the buyer who offered 900- thousand dollars cash for the burned out home. (vicki) on the peninsula... a mountain lion causes two schools in san mateo to shelter-in-place. it happened right after 8:00 this morning near fernwood street and 26th avenue... that's near abbott middle school and hillsdale high school. the person who spotted the mountain lion said it did not appear to be aggressive. authorities told students and staff at those two schools to shelter in place while they cleared the campus. the mountain lion has not been found. lawrence karnow: there was plenty of sunshine today but the winds were gusty near the coast. tonight will be nic

brown to intervene. they want the governor to reject the parole board's recommendation to release megan haag. she was convicted of murdering her three children and sentenced to 25 years to life. jean elle is live in daly city with this growing effort to stop her from getting out of prison, jean. >> reporter: jessica, people who are affected by the murder of those three little girls are reliving those painful memories. they're speaking up because the murderer may be released from prison, and they want to make sure that doesn't happen. 7-year-old antoinette, 3-year-old angelique, and 2-year-old alexandra. three little girls murdered in this daly city home by their mother, megan haag, 20 years ago. >> they would scare me. when they'd turn around, they would say, i love you, and then they would hug me. these are the little angels that didn't get a chance to grow up. >> reporter: the girls' aunt and several other extended family members are talking about the painful chapter in their lives because the state board of parole hearings is recommending haag for parole, a move many oppose. >> every last one of them are against it. every last one. i don't see where she needs to come out. >> re

copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> martha: sister jean loyola-chicago. but a father rode home from texas with the trophy. the villanova grad and former attorney followed his life's devotion to the priesthood. travels everywhere with the team. he is the person they turn to when they need someone to just listen to them. rarely in college basketball have the chaplains of the team been part of the story. 8 of the 64 teams were catholic schools and 2 in the final-4. led to this piece in the "new york times": why catholic colleges excel in college basketball. they cater to working class immigrants. here's father rob hague an. father rob, congraultions. >> we are thrilled. >> martha: what is the secret to their success you? watched them day in and out, practice and on the road and everywhere? >> people have been asking that. they are gifted and know how to play. they are really a together bunch. they talked a lot among themselves about being a band of brothers. there is a brotherhood and the spirit that units them all. not just the starters but