the family of kenneth harding claims the police killed anymore a $2 fare dispute. laura? >> yes. as you said they were down at south vanness and market street. just moments ago but they're on the move again. we saw them going back up vanness. looks like they're going make their way back towards church and dubois this, is about 4:30 this afternoon protesting in a circular fashion there. and were blocking trains there for a good time. a good contingent of police officers were there and just kind of taking a wait and see approach. this has to do with the death of kenneth harding junior killed two years ago today, july 16th, 2011. he was a suspected fare muni fare jumper. police chased him at the end of the chase i was shot and killed. initially thought by san francisco police then within days girmd a nonsan francisco police weapon. we spoke with his mother and sheer what she had to say. >> they're going hear mothers cry. they're coming up to allow their voices to be heard as well. so we stand with all mother who's have lost their children to police brutality and police terror. >> no

you can see folks going around in a circle here kenneth harding junior's mother is in the group as well as other supporters of hers as folk that's feel like harding was killed by the police. the investigation shows he was not killed by a bullet from a police resolver but a 38 later recovered. here is what it looks like from the ground. as you heard there kenneth harding's mother believes her son's death has kinship with the shooting death of trayvon martin. we'll be back at 5:00 to show you what it looks like. >> laura. thank you. we'll see you at 6:00. so far a peaceful protest. attorney general holder addressed george zimmerman verdict for a second day today. holder told delegates that the justice department is still investigating whether to bring federal civil rights charges against zimmerman. holder voiced his concerns in this case as well as violence that followed the verdict saturday night. >> today starting here and now it's time to commit ourselves to a respectful responsible dialogue about issues of justice and equality so we can meet dive yigs and confusion with understanding

they came to remember kenneth harding. he was the diedold who died two years ago during a shootout with san francisco officers. police say he was a fare jumper and they chased him from the muni stop and shooting him in the leg. that caused him to shoot himself in the head with is a gun he was firing. it is a conclusion relatives don't accept. the march happened to coincide with the fallout from the trayvon martin case. >> we knew today was coming, july 16th, but we didn't know the verdict would be out. it is out and the energy is flowing freely. i love it. >> afterhrough march through downtown the protestor went to third and oakdale in the bay view. the scene of the shooting two years ago. >> we as people of color can come together to unify and take back our community. >> they vow to use economic pressure again to get their point ac point across. in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >>> a pair of would be armed robbers got more than they expected when they targeted a

one is a family of kenneth harding junior who died after evading a muni fare that. was a dispute by police. the family claims he was killed by police the medical examiner appeared he might have wounded himself and died from thachl the second protest involves other protestors. >> the other pro testors are there for the trayvon martin killing and verdict over the weekend. not guilty for george zimmerman. these protests are kind of converging. in oakland, police are bracing for a fourth. peaceful so far, let's hope it stay that's way. pg&e could pay the largest utility fine in state history for the pipeline explosion that. blast killed eight people destroying 38 homes. the fine would not be tax deductible and safety improvement that's would be dediktible. p.u.c. added the fine due to safety obligations. pg&e saying the staff of the california public utilities commission has lost sight of our important shared goal of making pg&e natural gas operation the safest in the country as quickly as we can. the public utilities commission has not made a final decision on this fin

one is a family of kenneth harding junior who died after evading a muni fare that.as a dispute by police. the family claims he was killed by police the medical examiner appeared he might have wounded himself and died from thachl the second protest involves other protestors. >> the other pro testors are there for the trayvon martin killing and verdict over the weekend. not guilty for george zimmerman. these protests are kind of converging. in oakland, police are bracing for a fourth. peaceful so far, let's hope it stay that's way. pg&e could pay the largest utility fine in state history for the pipeline explosion that. blast killed eight people destroying 38 homes. the fine would not be tax deductible and safety improvement that's would be dediktible. p.u.c. added the fine due to safety obligations. pg&e saying the staff of the california public utilities commission has lost sight of our important shared goal of making pg&e natural gas operation the safest in the country as quickly as we can. the public utilities commission has not made a final decision on this find.

. >>> it could disrupt muni services this afternoon and kenneth harding junior died during an exchange. they are still awaiting details of the investigation family and supporters will attempt to shut muni down at 4:00 and afterwards, a vigil will be held at 3rd and oak dial. >> with throw three weeks, they said they only spend 20 minutes at the negotiating table and that the talks were over from 9:00 to 5:00. if a deal is not reached by august 4th they will go out on strike again. >>> it was a big deal for the only movie truth five. >> it is like what is come on. >> it tie poop and opens live on the 2 6th. >>> it features the last moments of oscar grants life before he was shot. >>> black muslim bakery leader is questioning suspends shows, during the trial one of his attorneys, lorna, brown smuggled 'alleged hit writ out of jail. a judge she we are hearing for the first time from one of the jurors who found george zimmerman not guilty. concealing her identity, she did an interto you a and ryan zimmerman -- she felt race was not a factor. >> i feel if they were in the same situation tra

today marks two years since 19- year-old kenneth harding junior died. police say harding apparently shot himself during an exchange of gunfire with officers after they tried to stop him for alleged fair evasion. but harding's family disputes the police account and says they are still awaiting details of the investigation. the family and our supporters say they will attempt to shut muni down this afternoon at 4:00. afterward a vigil will be held. >>> a suspect is in custody following a long standoff in san francisco's mission district. the police say this was triggered by a dispute between roommates. one roommate is accused of shooting another multiple times with a pellet gun. it happened around 4:30 this morning inside a building near bryant and 22nd street. s.w.a.t. officers surrounded the building after the victim himself called 911 and said he had been shot. he's checked to survive. police escorted several men out in handcuffs around 7:15 and say one of them turned out to be the suspect. officers recovered the pellet gun at the scene. >>> the man susp

francisco where several dozens have gathered to mark the two-year anniversary of the death of kenneth hard in, this is at the san francisco mta, and harding was a 19-year-old who died after a dispute with the inspectors, he shot himself in the neck after a police chase. this is happening right now. you can see the demonstrators on the right hand side. it's a busy area, so expect possible traffic delays. you can see that police officers are standing by. >> we have big news in sunny isra sunnyvale, a drop in revenue was not enough to effect the value of yahoo. they said despite falling behind competitors like google and facebook, she is optimistic about yahoo's position in the mobile world and the companies plan to buy back more of the stock helped to boost the stock price in after hours trading. >> facial recognition for dogs. we will show you the new technology next. >> well, if you lose your dog, do not worry too much, there's an app for that. facial recognition technology has arrived in the dog house today. this may be the cutest use of technology we have ever seen. we have the first loo

protesters shut down muni service yesterday at church street part of a rally to remember kenneth harding a 19-year-old killed two years ago during a shootout with police. police say he was a fare jumper. he was chased and was shot in the leg and that caused harding to shoot himself in the head with a gun he was firing. his aprils do not accept that conclusion. >> the investigators believe they have a motive in the deadly shooting that left two women dead inside a jewelry mart in san francisco. 23-year-old barry white appeared in court yesterday. the d.a. says he want add price adjustment on jewelry he purchased weeks before with the difference less than $300. when he and the owner could not agree, investigators say white left and came back after customs left the store and the surveillance video shows him pulling out a bun and knife on two female employees. >> the way this individual went about killing these people is some of the most calculated and most brutal homicide i have viewed in my entire career. >> the owner of the store is in the hospital and investigators say white was in a con

they came to remember kenneth harding. he was the 19-year-old who died two years ago during a shootout with san francisco officers. police say he was a fare jumper and they chased him from the muni stop and shooting him in the leg. that caused him to shoot himself in the head with is a gun he was firing. it is a conclusion relatives don't accept. the march happened to coincide with the fallout from the trayvon martin case. >> we knew today was coming, july 16th, but we didn't know the verdict would be out. it is out and the energy is flowing freely. i love it. >> after the march through downtown the protestor went to third and oakdale in the bay view. the scene of the shooting two years ago. >> we as people of color can come together to unify and take back our community. >> they vow to use economic pressure again to get their point across. in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >>> a pair of would be armed robbers got more than they expected when they targeted a jewelry store in the north bay. it wept down this afternoo

they came to rememr kenneth harding. he was the 19-year-old who died two years ago during a shootout with san francisco officers. police say he was a fare jumper and they chased him from the muni stop and shooting him in the leg. that caused him to shoot himself in the head with is a gun he was firing. it is a conclusion relatives don't accept. the march happened to coincide with the fallout from the trayvon martin case. >> we knew today was coming, july 16th, but we didn't know the verdict would be out. it is out and the energy is flowing freely. i love it. >> after the march through downtown the protestor went to third and oakdale in the bay view. the scene of the shooting two years ago. >> we as people of color can come together to unify and take back our community. >> they vow to use economic pressure again to get their point across. in san francisco, john alston, abc7 news. >>> a pair of would be armed robbers got more than they expected when they targeted a jewelry store in the north bay. it wept down this afternoo

the mother uphudden.net harding was a-- kenneth harding was among those. the 19-year-old apparently shot himself during an exchange of gunfire at a bay view district transit stop. but the mother says it was police who fired the deadly bullet. there was another demonstration just hours earlier. protestors marched near church and dubois street to show their support for the harding family. police overall say no one was arrested. >>> this evening relatives of a missing girl in oakland will pray for her safe return. a candle light vigil for daphne web is set for tonight. that is is where her father reported her missing exactly a week ago. john webb was notably absent during a news conference yesterday held by the family outside of police headquarters. daphne's mom was there but too emotional to speak. >> these past few days have been the worst nightmare of any parent and for me as i be daphne's grandfather. >> they have not identified john webb as a suspect in daphne's daughter's disappearance. >>> time now 4:35. a man accused of a killing rampage will return t

shut down muni service to mark the anniversary of a teen shot two years ago today. 19-year-old kenneth harding shot himself during an exchange of gunfire with officers after they tried to stop him. harding's family disputes the police accounts and has filed suit against the city. oakland police say they will be ready to crack down on anyone who turns violent if people decide to protest tonight against george zimmerman's acquittal. some people broke windows and a server at the restaurant was hit in the head with a hammer as he tried to prevent additional damage to the restaurant. he was taken to the hospital and has since been released. he has stitches on his cheek and forehead. >>> last night marked the third-straight night of protests. eight people arrested for various crimes including assault with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest and vandalism. at one point, officer had to deploy chemical weapons to help officers who had been confronted. >> it is very difficult to arrest -- to make arrests in those scenarios in that we know that people -- the committee and the vandalism there are the violen

san francisco police shot kenneth harding, jr., after he ran away from muni's fare inspectors. officers shot him after they say he pulled a gun. many in the bayview don't believe that but a police investigation found he was in fact armed. harding was on parole at the time. he was a person of interest in the murder. and here we go right now live pictures showing you that he action right now and the effort to stop muni. we'll continue to follow this throughout our introduce cast. >>> the bay area in for a big boom. what will have cash registers working overtime and the types of businesses that will really cash in. >> plus, how you may finally be able to get your hands on the email address you've always wanted. >> lots of low cloud cover out there this morning and temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees below average. only 75 for martinez and pleasanton, san carlos 70. petaluma today only 68. but a big warmup is on the way. find out how toasty we'll get coming up. >> and we now know the cause of death for "glee" star cory monteith. ,,,,,, on the consumerwatch, sue kn on how much mon

police say it appears that kenneth harding shot himself but his mother says it was police who fired the deadly bullet. tonight hardening mothers gathered to mark his death. the medical examiner said the bullet that killed harden from a .38 caliber revolver. police revolver's are .40 caliber. >>> protesters blocked the intersection for about half an hour before they moved off the tracks and regular service was resumed. police tell us no one was arrested. >>> tracking americans phone records. the san francisco based organization today filed a lawsuit to stop the government's electronic surveillance program. we spoke to the lead in that case. >> reporter: on this they found common ground. all of them outraged that the feds have been demanding the phone records of verizon customers and other americans. that phone call you made walks down the street could have been passed to the government. the surveillance program includes location data and the time and duration of calls is lawful and aimed at thwarting terrorism. >> there's a number of things that could be important to national security th

today marks two years since kenneth harding junior died. he apparently shot himself during an exchange with gunfire with officers after they tried to stop him. the family disputes the officer's accounts and they will attempt to shut down muni at 4:00 and afterwards a vigil will be held at third and oak dale. >>> more parking in san francisco and city planners want builders to create more parking spaces. they are proposing one bike spot per unit which has up to 100 units and it will apply to renovated buildings. >>> gay lesbian marriages asked them to stop same section march ramels. the supreme court will be considered for a hearing. >>> today is the first back to school shopping spree for some students. one family having a rough time financially and they will have backpacks and supplies and this is the 5th year target and salvation army have teamed up. >>> the toll plaza is picking up and sal, is that the case this morning? >>> it certainly is and we have a backup coming into san francisco which is not unusual and you can see traffic is bac

police say it appears that kenneth harding shot himself but his mother says it was police who fired the deadly bullet. tonight hardening mothers gathered to mark his death. the medical examiner said the bullet that killed harden from a .38 caliber revolver. police revolver's are .40 caliber. >>> protesters blocked the intersection for about half an hour before they moved off the tracks and regular service was resumed. police tell us no one was arrested. >>> tracking americans phone records. the san francisco based organization today filed a lawsuit to stop the government's electronic surveillance program. we spoke to the lead in that case. >> reporter: on this they found common ground. all of them outraged that the feds have been demanding the phone records of verizon customers and other americans. that phone call you made walks down the street could have been passed to the government. the surveillance program includes location data and the time and duration of calls is lawful and aimed at thwarting terrorism. >> there's a number of things that could be important to national security th

addition to the gathering, there was another demonstration just hours earlier. >> justice for kenneth harding! >> protesters marched near church and dubose streets to spoe their supports for the harding family. they blocked the intersection for 30 minutes. no one was arrested. >>> concord police are searching for a man suspected of stabbing two people at a gas station. police say 21-year-old john gleeson junior stabbed two people outside of the bon air market. police say gleeson was with a group of people who walked up to a man pumping gas. both men are expected to recover. >>> a new development in a santa rosa robbery case. three suspects have been arrested in connection with a smash-and-grab heist. police arrested trayvon banks austin, alexander brandon and irvin dixon. police say the suspects robbed bennett jewelers at gunpoint just about 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the suspects were arrested about 20 minutes later during a traffic stop. >>> in less than an hour, jury deliberations will continue in the trial against 22-year-old jose montoya. he's one of the men charged with the gang rape of

shooting in san francisco after muni service was shut down yesterday part of a rally to remember kenneth harding a 19-year-old killed two years ago during a shootout with police. he was a fare upper and he was faced from muni and he was shot in the leg and that caused him to shoot himself in the head a conclusion that relatives do not accept. bart workers warn if they strike again next month they will be prepared to stay out for a long-term if the two sides fail to reach a new contract by august 4. bart will look for ways to keep the train running. bart has only ten qualified operators not members of the union. replacement could not be trained until this is a walkout and the training takes month. the union says bart is calling retired operators to see if they can step in if there is another strike. >> a new tribute for the third young victim of the asiana flight 214 crash at sfo. >> kaepernick sparked controversy after getting caught with another team's hat and a teammate speaking out against the quaterback. >> here is a look at downtown san francis >> welcome back at 6:39 wake up up to gray ski

kenneth harding 19-year-old man shot and killed two years ago. he was a suspected fare jumper. harding family says police shot him investigators later claim it was harding own gun that killed him. this afternoon harding supporters gather at church and then marched toward muni headquarters. harding mother says she has never believed that police version of whether happened. >> police had to change the story over 7 times before i stopped counting. what they said was the bullet that killed him came from a weapon that was not police issue. which does not mean that the police didn't fire it. >> coroner says it was a.38 caliber bullet shot to the head that killed harding that it was fired from his own gun. gun was missing at the scene but later recovered by investigators. >> nearly a year after he quit suddenly the head of ross valley sanitary district arrested in the philippines charged with embezzlement and money laundering. he's accused of taking 350,000 dollar housing loan that he never used for housing. the bail is set at 1 million dollars. marin county district attorney used fin

the mother of kenneth harding was among those. police say the 19-year-old apparently shot himself during an exchange of gunfire. his mother says it was police who fired the deadly bullet. she is suing the police department saying they used excessive force. there was another demonstration just hours earlier. protestors marched near church and dubois streets to show their support for the harding family. they blocked the muni tracks for 30 minutes. no one was arrested. >>> u.s. customs and border protection said they found -- a woman was driving with 42 packages of unreported cash vacuumed sealed in the gas tank of her honda accord. the discoveries were made by authorities who were inspecting cars at the port of entry. the woman could face charges. >>> the presidio trust is planning a major celebration in october. it's to commemorate becoming fiscally self-sufficient this year. they no longer need taxpayer money. there is over 200 businesses in the pri video. film director george lucas hopes to build a cultural arts museum. the museu

the group was protesting the officer-involved shooting of 19- year-old kenneth harding, jr., two years ago. he was a parolee and a person of interest in a murder when investigators say he ran from a muni fare inspector, pulled a gun and started firing at the police. >>> a dispute over a few hundred dollars appears to be the motive for the stabbing and shooting spree at a san francisco jewelry store. kin win min was a worker at victoga a story inside the jewelrymart complex. she and another woman were killed friday. investigators say 23-year-old barry white, jr., was angry about a $300 difference in a refund. they say surveillance video paints a picture of a cold calculated murder. >> see him going behind into the back room. of course, the police later on finds one female dead and the man critically wounded. they're being shot and stabbed. >> white is charged with two counts of murder and 7 counts of attempted murder. >>> in bay area news, this morning one of two juries on the east bay rape trial has reached a verdict. the judge has sealed the verdict that has been reached. the second j

today marks two years since 19- year-old kenneth harding shot himself after an exchange with officersly disputes the police account and say they are still awaiting details of the investigation. the family and their supporters say they will attempt to shut muni down at 4:00. afterward, a vigil will be held. >>> 8:22. we want to check in with sal. still pretty but busy trying to get into san francisco. >> it is. the bay bridge is backed up to the foot of the macarthur maze. that translates to a 15 to 20- minute delay. at least it has not gotten worse. we're seeing traffic a touch lighter than it would be here in july. we're seeing just a slightly better commute. carpool lanes are doing very well, as you can see. taking a look at contra costa county, highway 4 is still showing a lot of slow traffic in antioch. but gets better by pittsburg. southbound 6le 0 from pleasant hill all the way through walnut creek is slow. if we move to the livermore valley, the traffic is slow there. the slowest traffic in the east bay is on 880 between hayward and fremont. stop-and-go traffic there. let's tak

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says carter arranged for a visit to the north to try to secure the release of kenneth bay who was sentenced in may to 15 years hard labor. he was detained last november while visiting north korea and accused of participating activities designed to over throw the government. in 2010, carter helped secure the release of a boston native for illegally entering the country. >>> the time is 5:22. an iconic image from the world war ii era could soon become the victim of a wrecking ball. all the details up next. >>> welcome back everybody. how is this for going above and beyond the call of duty. the 49ers head coach doing what he can to help his players get his $2 million back. last week corner tar rale brown found out he had to forfeit the money because he didn't participate in a team's voluntary spring workouts. head coach jim harbaugh says he didn't know about the clause in the contract. he's talking to the team about trying to help brown recoup some of the money. harbaugh says brown has earned the money and he deserves it. brown, after losing that $2 million wasn't too happy with his agent and fired him over the error

. >>> kenneth bae has been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor.lease. his family says the government not doing enough to brick him home. we have more with margaret brennan at the state department. good morning. >> north korea has never imprisoned an american indefinitely but they've held him longer and worked him harder than any. this is kenneth bae in happier times at home on the west coast with his niece. today he's working in the fields of a north korean prison camp. the 44-year-old was a father of two and a mission director. the charge is plotting a hostile take and passion a plot a coup. >> what do you think about the charges? is that something he would do? >> all i know he is an idealist with strong convictions. he may have been overzealous and made wrong choices. >> reporter: two weeks ago they receive and unusual package. he begged for their help and said he's going blind and is dying from diabetes and a heart condition. a video was showed. he's remarkably thin and is asking for it. >> the sound my mother made while watching that video i'l

kenneth bay was arrested last november and sentenced to hard labor in may for crimes against the statelevel mission to north korea to try to secure his release, possibly, possibly by a former united states president. brian todd is looking into the story for us. brian, what are you finding out? >> the keyword possibly, wolf. jimmy carter's aides say he has no immediate plans to go to north korea, but that language could be a bit calculated right now. mr. carter has been known to appear in north korea on his own missions with little notification. and the case of this american being held might just prompt him to make that trip. he says he faces eight hours a day of farm labor. in a rekrcent interview, kennet bay, an american citizen being held in a north korean labor camp, choked up when he talked about missing his father's 70th birthday. >> translator: my hope still is that north korea will forgive and the u.s. will try harder to get me out speedily. i'm asking for their help. i am an only son. my father. i really hope to go congratulate him on his birthday. >> reporter: i spoke to bae's

new images of an american detainee in north korea, this is kenneth bay, held in the communist country since november serving 15 years of hardile acts against the regime. he has been working eight hours a day and is in failing health. he was hoping to be released on the fourth of july his father's birthday. >>> walgreens confirms it is no longer doing business with paula deen, more than a dozen companies cut ties with the celebrity chef. dean's lawyers argue the woman that is suing deen for racial discrimination should not be allowed to do so because she's white. similar argument was made in the appeal of the same-sex decision marriage. i know you're wondering what is the worst restaurant meal in america? the center for science and the public interests says it is long john silver's big catch at 33 grams of transfat and 19 grams of saturated fat t provides two whole weeks of fat in a single meal. it featured a battered and fried piece of haddock along with two side dishes, they chose a four grams of fish and -- >> i'm shocked by the fish and i'm shocked by the number of fat grams you're allowed. >> you're not going to have to