da lin was at the very center of the action this afternoon as it was going down in san francisco city hall when the first "i do" took place. da, what was it like inside city hall? people were moving around, cameras, the couple was coming up, kamala harris was coming down the stairs. what was that like? >> reporter: it was packed. it was very exciting. so i was in there. it was around 4:10, 4:15, when the first couple lined up to try to fill out their application for the marriage certificate. it's a small office. there were at least 20 to 30 people inside. aside from the family members, the couples' supporters and friends. there were at least 20 cameras that were inside including myself. and folks were screaming. they were cheering. they were yelling. a lot of happy faces. whether you're against same-sex marriage or for same-sex marriage, and when you see all those happy faces, you couldn't help but to feel that excitement to feel happy for the two people who have been waiting for so many years to tie their knots. and this is footage of the clerk's office after the first couple. you ca

jeremy lin selected an asian mesh filmmaker. that is significant? >> i think it's really important when linn sanity broke, they wanted to tell the story. with all the people who picked, he is actually a local filmmaker. i think it was important. what he wanted was to tell the authentic story of his journey. picking an asian-american was an amazing choice. people that saw the film agree. >> kristen: it was very authentic. what about the images in the mainstream media that added to his concern. that someone that was asian-american would not get it right. >> it was the imagery. you have people in the mainstream media a lot of various things about him and asian-american descent and you had people that were pro jeremy. i think was the big reason why he picked an asian-american to tell his story. you never know how you are going to be represented. >> kristen: what can you learn from the way jury any? >> you have to know who you are and keep a strong face out there. his foundation, knowing his film. knowing what he is passionate about and not really caring

kyi thin nwe and kyu kyu lin are back from harvesting the loaches. time is of the essence. the plants have to be processed while still damp. a swift slice reveals waiver- been threads, as fine as spiderwebs. later, they use it to make lotus silk, the most expensive clot in the world. buddhist's thread is delicate. weaving it requires considerable skill, as well as time and patience. these women we've about 20 meters of thread a day, a tradition dating back centuries. and it is a tradition that has been passed down through the generations. >> we are not allowed to wear lotus silk. only buddha was pure enough. otherwise, it is only monks who are allowed to wear it in myanmar. >> but recently, tourists have begun to arrive and do bring money with them. now that the cell can be worn by anyone who can afford it. -- now lotus silk can be worn by anyone who can afford it. after half a century of military dictatorship, a wind of change is sweeping through myanmar. after the lake, change sounds from the whirr of motors. the arrival of tourists spells an end to peace and quiet here.

a lot more. >> reporter: in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> can't hurt. the city of oakland also set up a website residents can type in their address and find out more information about their district captain. we put a link on kpix.com. you can click on "links and numbers" to get there. >>> new at 5:00 an intensifying legal drama over how to handle california's growing prison population. first today a federal court ordered the state to release 10,000 inmates by the end of the year. short time later the governor fired back announcing he plans to appeal the ruling to the u.s. supreme court. governor brown has been fighting court ordered plans to reduce prison overcrowding and improve inmate healthcare. the feud has grown so bitter, judges threatened to cite the governor with contempt if he doesn't comply with their latest order. >>> we have been waiting but no word today from the u.s. supreme court on prop 8. monday's the next opportunity for justices to issue a decision on california's same- sex marriage. it's likely they will announce a ruling on the fede

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as kpix 5's da lin reports, the program is helping one young woman accomplish a goal u fleeing to heramily. clears cheers >> reporter: -- [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: an emotional outburst. these students survived the tough streets of east oakland to step on to the biggest stage, it's a moment to reflect and celebrate their accomplishments. >> i'm nervous and excited because it's like we're finally doing it together. >> reporter: this 18-year-old is so far the only one of 6 to graduate from high school a day she thought wouldn't happen. >> i lost it. i wanted to feel like drop out of high school. >> reporter: gun violence has taken loved ones from her life twice. in the beginning of her senior year, at mandela high school, someone shot her half-brother. >> i was really depressed. i couldn't get out of bed. i was like really, really like failing my classes. the classes that i had as. >> reporter: she couldn't focus and she couldn't turn to her mother a grieving single parent raising six children. the killing of her brother came two years after a close friend was killed in an ea

jeremy lin selected an asian mesh filmmaker. that is significant?think it's really important when linn sanity broke, they wanted to tell the story. with all the people who picked, he is actually a local filmmaker. i think it was important. what he wanted was to tell the authentic story of his journey. picking an asian-american was an amazing choice. people that saw the film agree. >> kristen: it was very authentic. what about the images in the mainstream media that added to his concern. that someone that was asian-american would not get it right. >> it was the imagery. you have people in the mainstream media a lot of various things about him and asian-american descent and you had people that were pro jeremy. i think was the big reason why he picked an asian-american to tell his story. you never know how you are going to be represented. >> kristen: what can you learn from the way jury any? >> you have to know who you are and keep a strong face out there. his foundation, knowing his film. knowing what he is passionate about and not really caring what

they announced that ambassador rice will be replacing nationala security advisor tom done lin who is resigning from the administration. >> he supported an independentin south sudan, she has raised her voice, assistance exemplifies em the finest tradition of american deplumesy andeplumesy and leade. thank you for wanting to take on this assignment. >> reporter: rice's replacement is samantha power. o power quit her job as an advisoi after calling the primary opponent hillary clinton a monster. the appointment will not require a senate appointment, however, e power will need to be confirmed by the u.s. senate.nate. >>> recent scandals may ib taking a toll on president obama's popularity. p when asked about the benghazi, z the irs scandal and the justicet department monitoring and journalist, 55% say the scandaln raises doubt of the honesty of the obama administration. but the poll shows that thehatte americans are not rushing to to blame the president directly. de haze profl hahis approval has ry at 49%. >>> first lady took on a heckler.heckler. the first lady did not backback down. in

. >> terry lin mo net was a teacher. lots of volunteers have been searching the city since mo net was last scene. >>> now we go to philadelphia in the arrest of a man police have been searching and seeking in connection with this week's deadly build collapse. shane ben shop was operating some heavy equipment at a demolition site when the collapse occurred. he was drug tested and found to have marijuana and ore drugs in his system. six people died when that four-story building crumbled on wednesday. our susan candiotti has more now. >> don, here's what we can tell you about the man who has now been arrested. h his name is sean ben shop. he is 32 years old. he was wearing a soft arm cast on one of his arms at the time of the collapse. he don't know what caused that injury. immediately after the building came crumb bling down police did a preliminary blood test on him and the results show he had traces of marijuana in his bloodstream as well as prescription drug medication. now, as they were preparing the warrant for him, p

kpix 5's da lin shows us how an east bay educator is helping teenagers step to college. >> reporter: sirens and gunfights are part of everyday life in east oakland. >> just be kind of like a melody to me. that's how i go it sleep. >> reporter: educators link the high crime rate to a low graduation rate. 62% last year compared to the state's average of 78%. among black males, even lower. 50%. >> from my perspective it's educational malpractice. >> reporter: sf state's professor jeff duncan an dry is working to break a vicious cycle after teaching for 20 years. >> the point is not to escape poverty. the point of education is to end it. >> reporter: that's the mission of the college prep program he created with his own money, paving a pathway for the students to get their degrees and then come back to reinvest in oakland. the program step to college was based at mandela high school in one of the tough he was neighborhoods in east oakland. jeff took two dozen freshmen and stayed with them as their english teacher for all four years of high school. >> teaching and learning boils down to o

kpix 5's da lin has the story. >> i couldn't stop smiling. tired smiling by the end of the day. >> reporter: this same-sex couple can finally smile. after two years of uncertainties and nightmares, alfonso garcia has been facing deportation to mexico. but the overturn of doma now means he will get a green card so he can stay with his husband, brian willingham. >> so happy just the fact that the government can finally say your marriage is not different than any other. >> reporter: alfonso's immigration trouble began in 2011 around the same time they got married in new york. officers stopped alfonso for a traffic violation leading to the discovery of his immigration status. alfonso's parents have brought him to the u.s. when he was 14. >> they actually picked up alfonso and held him in a detention center for three weeks. >> it was really lard not knowing and being always in the limbo. >> reporter: for two years, they tried every method to keep alfonso in the u.s. only to be shot down. their attorney told them the only hope would be a repeal of

in lin >> you concede fans are remaking their way here to the grandstand. >> some of the people have been camped here for several days as you can see the trailers here behind me. >> what's so funny about this to you guys?. >> does come i hear hanging out with everybody is really cool state's one fan. >> the sun is coming out and should be a beautiful afternoon hopefully here at the nascar race. >> all the food here is fried food so hopefully you'll enjoy the food. >> back to you terisa. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend stay with us we will be right back after the break this is kron >> fire officials said the last night optimistic they can protect the town of south fork. the fire's rapid advance prompted the evacuation of an estimated that one- thousand to 15-hundred people on friday. fire crews say it could be days before people are homes, cabins and r- v parks. despite everything, officials say no structures had been lost and the fire was still about five miles from the town. >> firefighters are close to containing a wildfire that has burned about three square miles near yosemite

da lin has the results of our exclusive kpix 5 poll. da. >> reporter: liz, our exclusive poll finds nearly half of california's population supports same-sex marriage and folks here in the castro hope numbers like this right here will influence the high court's decision. for some, their opinion of same- sex marriage will never change like gloria garcia. her sister is lesbian. she loves her. but despite the many discussions between the two, she still says marriage is between man and woman. >> i don't have a problem but just saying marriage, i don't think that's the right word for that. you know, i would call it partnership. >> reporter: kpix 5's exclusive poll finds more people are changing their opinion especially among blacks and catholics. surveyusa finds 48% of the people surveyed want the supreme court to uphold the appeals court ruling to legalize same-sex marriage in california. 35% oppose. and 17% are undecided. the surprise may be catholics. 49% surveyed support same-sex marriage. only 35% oppose. here's the breakdown by race. th

i am not here to plead against the deploying of muni service particularly on adex 30 and 45 bus lins, director ruskin here has commented about the situation of the muni's budget and the examiner, and i think we have taken a careful look at how we're spending money on our infrastructure and for public transportation as the city grows. is difficult to sit here and ask, there are a lot of great ideas, desperate, draconian cuts our school system is suffering, we have a huge budget deficit out there, we add to that, the deficit, 470 million, does not include deficit of the central subway, the projected deficit of 400 million dollars of the time the construction is done. somewhere we have to give something up. one of the things we are proposing is to eliminate the extension to north beach for the time being. it is not necessary. you have no plans to put something in there. you'll save 70 million dollars and have heard a lot of pleas appear about how that money could be better used. something has to be given up in extending the subway to that area -- it's a beautiful idea long-term, i love i

today they blasted the supreme court's ruling and as kpix 5's da lin shows us, they will continue the fight for traditional marriage. >> hurts inside. >> disappointed. >> reporter: deflated and unhappy emotions expressed today by opponents of same-sex marriage who worry the high court's rulings will weaken the value of marriage. >> i think it will impact society, and strongly, and the youth of our country. >> reporter: prop 8 supporters have not announced their next step. >> natural marriage has been destroyed as a role model for children. it's now up to parents and grandparents to diligently teach their children and grandchildren the truth, that marriage is naturally between a male and a female, a man and a woman. >> reporter: randy thompson of save california says the supreme court made a bad decision. he expressed hope that the prop 8 ruling might only affect the two plaintiffs, or the counties in which they live, los angeles and alameda counties. many legal experts say it's unlikely that will happen. prop 8 supporters could also file another lawsuit to validate the proposition but

da lin on who is monitoring the rides. [ chanting ] >> reporter: screaming riders and chanting picketersstomers at six flags discovery kingdom. the unions says these riders have good reasons to scream. they question the safety of these rides now that two dozen mechanics are locked out. >> i wouldn't put my children on these rides. >> reporter: six flags management says it's brought in replacement mechanics who are trained and certified to deal with situations like this. the sky screamer got stuck midair this afternoon. the teenagers looked okay. management says the computer shut down the ride after it detected something abnormal. it's a safety precaution. it lasted five minutes. no problems were found. the ride opened again in 20 minutes. >> i know that ride very well and to see it sitting there with the people on it not being able to get them down it really pulls at your heart strings. >> reporter: a mechanic wants to go back to work. but he says not without the fair contract. no paycheck in a month, he is applying for food stamps. he his wife and two daughters live in a small room. he

cole even got the best of tim lins come. he would get knocked out in the fifth. the kid's major league debut. pirates beat the giants 8 to 2 and after sandoval went on the dl today, scutero got plunked on his hand. it's unknown how much time he will miss. >>> minor league score, admirals nothing. and we'll be back. welcome back, we sta . >>> but first take,, ♪ ♪ don't stop what you do ♪ i won't stop loving you ♪ because i love the things you do ♪ ♪ whatever you do, don't stop [ female announcer ] the laughing cow cheese. rich, creamy decadence, but with only 35 calories a wedge, feel free to laugh all you want. ♪ whatever you do, don't stop [ female announcer ] the laughing cow. have you laughed today? now, three more delicious flavors to love. ♪ ♪ don't stop are experiencing amazing shine. quantum with new power gel delivers brilliant shine, which cascade can't do. ♪ so take the finish shine challenge and get up to 50% off! and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully the powerful dual action formula of rid-x has enzymes to break down waste... and tim

kpix 5's da lin tells us that means oaklanders can expect service with a smile. >> captain rick -- >>ter: at a press conference today, oakland police leaders emphasized on the department's new attitude, friendlier and more approachable officers. >> regardless of what's going on in my mind and many tasks that i have to complete on a daily basis, that i'm smiling. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the question is can the simple act help fight crime? oakland police think so. >> it's the connections, the interpersonal connection that we make on the simple act of smiling at a person. >> i'm already smiling but i'm saying my smile is not very gooded looking. >> reporter: police believe my making people around them more comfortable that it would be easier to build relationships and trust. it all goes back to community policing partnering with neighbors to prevent and fight crime. most people like opd's new attitude. they say cops can look intimidating. >> they look scary and intimidating to me. >> i'm going to make it easier for people to be comfortable to have a more human approach. >> reporter: as

governor sarah pa lin weighs in. and we'll look at nelson mandela. we'll look at his fight to end racial discrimination and how his life parallels dr. martin luther king. and the nfl decides to punt on propoeting obama care. administration looking for high profile pitches. and the pros are not buyi

ben, what do you think of lin linkenin. >> i don' know what charles knwshat the market doe't know butnytime you get warren buffett to do your investing for you, let's do it. join in with him. he is the greatest jeepous ever been in the world of -- geniusver been in world of stock picking. buy in with him. he charges his salary, like $100,000 a year on the biggest, one of the biggest companies in the world. let's be his partner. >> neil: and never invest in anything charles says. that will do it here. cost of freedom continues now. ♪ >>> fighting back afr being singled out by the i.r.s. >> what is intolerable is one set of rule for one side of the political fight and another set of rules for the other. >> since may of 2011, i have been dormant not only out of the inability to raise money but abject fear government had a target on my back. >> i want to protect and preserve the america i grew up in. the america that people cross oceans and riskheir lives to become a part of. i'm terrified it's slipping away. >>> leader conservative groups testifying how the i.r.s. went afr them. the agen

let's get to meteorologist lin ert charles with what could be a repeat of yesterday. >> that's exactly right. 54 degrees in urbanna. yes, it is cool out there this morning. the winds out of the north 3 miles an hour. and here is a picture of urbanna this morning. look at the sunshine that we are seeing. this will continue through the day. we will continue to have high clouds filter in. as we go through the day as well. so be prepared for that. and mostly sunny skies will prevail. 62 degrees in annapolis right now. and in perryman, the temperature at 52. so with these temperatures in the low 50s this morning, grab the jacket, grab the sweater as you head out and about this morning. and maryland's most powerful radar is dry and it will stay that way as we continue through the day and as we plan, as we do every day, look at that temperature, plan for a temperature of 80 degrees. and it is going to be another nice day but then we will start to see change. i will talk more about that change coming up. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >> well, lynette, your commute could be a li

getting help from heavy hitters with tweets from celebrities like the giants' buster posey, jeremy lin, and actress kristen bell. >> there's a lot to say about the silicon valley scrappiness. we've been galvanizing the social community. >> people in china are e-mailing me trying to find a match. >> the need for bone marrow donors has come full circle. 15 years ago as a stanford freshman, she signed up to be a donor, herself. two weeks ago she got this e-mail, saying she might be that match for someone now. >> when i called them to ask, it was a match for myself. >> the hope now is to build awareness for the bone marrow matching process. >> it takes five minutes to fill out a form. >> you could save a life. >> and not just hers. >> hi! >> in san francisco, stephanie trong, nbc bay area news. >>> there were four drives in the bay area today and there were several more coming up this week. for a full list, go to nbcbayarea.com and search "save nina." >>> the annual 5k run and walk for lupus took place this morning in saratoga. about 1,000 people participated in northern california's large

ellen lin is director of counseling at san jose state.orries such hate speech can be crushing for such a young child. >> it could go in a completely different direction. that's where you hear some of the students attempting suicide and such at a very young age. unfortunately that could happen. >> instead sebastian tweeted to his followers, please do not pay attention to the negative people. i am an american living the american dream. this is part of the american life. >> he is handling it like a professional. >> raul antonio is preparing for his of the anthem at dodger statement next month along with his brother. ♪ >> they sing latino hip hop and are fans of the mexican band. >> it gives you that send of feeling, wow, if he can handle it, i can handle anything also. and it makes you feel proud to be a mexican-american. ♪ and the home of the brave >> damian trujillo. >> a great rendition. >> are there reports he may be singing the national anthem tonight? >> in fact he is. the game between the spurs and the heat he'll be singing again toni

da lin, thank you. >>> a school bus carrying a couple of students from mount diablo unified caught fire this afternoon. take a look at this. commuters on willow pass road near 680 first noticed the smoke coming from the bus at about 2:45. the driver and two students on board were able to evacuate safely. a fire inspector for the school district is investigating the cause. >>> mobile5 is in san francisco where police remain on site at the easy gardens because protestors say they plan to march back in the next hour. protestors say supervisor london breed did not respond to their calls so they are going forward with the plan to block construction at the garden site. early yesterday san francisco police raided the site ordering more than 50 people to leave the former community garden. they arrested seven trespassers including a few tree-sitters. police have been giving protestors notices for a week telling them they are trespassing on city property. construction on the condos starts next week. >>> they beat the deadline in sacramento. lawmakers passed a $96 billion budget one day before it

government has cross ed the lin. >> it's extraordinary that me would charge somebody under an espionage statute that didn't work for a foreign government and didn't tell any secrets and didn't pass any secrets. >> reporter: u.s. officials say they've contacted authorities in hong kong to seek his extradition and nbc's pete williams is in hong kong. >> the hong kong authorities were tightlipped refusing to comment on the charges or say whether they received the request from washington. what is more certain is that this is just the first step in what's likely to be a long and complicated process and one that gives snowden plenty of opportunity for challenge and for delay. for months if not years. >> reporter: "the guardian" continues to leak documents initially provided by snowden. today they reported that they hacked into chinese mobile phone companies to hack millions of text messages and they showed the expansive outreach of britain's spy agency, greenwald said he hasn't spoken to snowden today but the contractor has told him he's not fearful. >> even though he's the most wanted man in

cole even got the best of tim lins come. he would get knocked out in the fifth. this is the kid's major league debut. pirates beat the giants 8 to 2 and after sandoval went on the dl today, scutero got plunked on his hand. it's unknown how much time he will miss. >>> minor league score, admirals nothing. and we'll be back. welcome back, we start . >>> but first take a look of the newest ern span of the bay bridge. >> this is a bay bridge highlight from kpix 5. >> the really heavy lifting on this construction job went to a crane known as the left-coast lifter, the largest sheer leg barge crane on the west coast built especially for the bay bridge project. it made its hef jest lift in september 2011 weighing more than 1500 metric tons. >> this bay bridge highlight is sponsored by chase. chase what matters. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. insights from game 3 " " . >>> top five here we go. greg popovic game 3. >> straight to end the quarter. w

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da lin, thanks for the update. >>> a big fail for facebook. cnet reports the social media site is telling 6 million of its users it accidentally shared their emails and phone numbers with other members. the company's blaming a glitch in its download your information tool. facebook says the bug is not malicious. apparently, it was fixed within 24 hours. >>> developing news out of washington. the man accused of spilling the beans about the nsa surveillance operations has been charged with espionage. edward snowden has admitted to leaking classified information to the news media. now, it's not clear if federal prosecutors will be able to get ahold of him because it's believed he is hiding in hong kong. vie lighting the espionage act carries 10 years in prison. >>> some better news today from wall street. and this. california's unemployment rate has fallen. last month the state's jobless rate was 8.6%. that's the first time in fire yves it's been lower than 9% but the numbers are not as rosie as they might seem. our len ramirez explains why. len.

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> coming up, why the naked acrobat who assaulted bart riders may get kicked out of the country. >>> and their hawaii yan get away looked amazing when they booked it online but wait till you see how it went horribly wrong. >> welcome back to your home. >>> and a happy ending to the story of a wedding ring sold at the garage sale. how this woman finally g,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] people switching to finish are experiencing amazing shine. quantum with new power gel delivers brilliant shine, which cascade can't do. ♪ so take the finish shine challenge and get up to 50% off! and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully the powerful dual action formula of rid-x has enzymes to break down waste... and time-release bacteria to reduce tank build up. rid-x, #1 in septic maintenance. their graduation ceremony.. because they have spec . >>> some kinder gart ners weren't allowed to take part in their graduation ceremony because they have special needs. it all happened at an elementary school in fresno. the mer mother of a six-year-old found her son's ki

kpix 5's da lin sat down with him today. >> this is chief bratton.n the building. >> reporter: oakland police consultant bill bratton was locked out of police headquarters momentarily this morning due to a plumbing issue that closed the building. but he is here to fix a much more urgent problem, oakland's ongoing crime wave. >> there is no quick fix, if you will, no silver bullet. >> reporter: he admits it's going to take time. last month, opd went through quite a shake-up. three chiefs in three days. >> it's a hiccup but it's no risk of derailing the plans that have been made. >> reporter: he points out the new command staff will soon finish redistricting the city into five police sections. two are already in place in east oakland. the remaining three west oakland, north oakland and oakland hills, will be set up this saturday with a captain in charge of each. >> captain who would be effectively the mini chief of the area. he would be the go to person for the local neighborhood residents. >> reporter: he will meet with the captains this week and make

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in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> coming up, why the naked acrobat who assaulted bart riders may get kicked out of the country. >>> and their hawaii yan get away looked amazing when they booked it online but wait till you see how it went horribly wrong. >> welcome back to your home. >>> and a happy ending to the story of a wedding ring sold at the garage sale. how this woman finally got it back. allowed to take part in ,,,, their graduation ceremony.. because they have sp . >>> some kinder gart ners weren't allowed to take part in their graduation ceremony because they have special needs. it all happened at an elementary school in fresno. the mer mother of a six-year-old found her son's kindergarten diploma in his backes pack the day before he was supposed to graduate. she called the teacher to find out what was going on. >> she said they weren't going to be having it and just because it's better off because the kids can't be on stage long enough to focus and pay attention and just, you know, blend in, i guess. >> the mother complained to the principal and eventually the superintin d

. >>> my name is john mc donnell and i own market street cycle bike shop at market and reargue lin. i spent the last 2-1/2 years investing in that business. because market street is such a natural bicycle corridor, i really strongly disagree with the plan to move bikes down to mission. i don't think it's the natural progression that cyclists will take. even if those lanes are built, i mean, unless you ban bicycles from market street, i see this plan as not really having a future. also there is a huge push for revitalization on mid market street. and bicycles are a natural part of that. the people you want on market street and in that corridor are the people riding bikes down there. they pump lifeblood into that area. as mr. dolan was just saying, you can see the changes that are coming around and a lot of it has to do with bikes. conversely, pushing bicycles off of market street will have the opposite effect and drain from vitality from it which is the last thing it needs right now. i know my block is on life support basically, except for the crack dealers who are doing pretty well.

. >>> at noon today, lin field drive in san vallejo looked peaceful. last night this was a different place. >> i was getting into bed and i heard shots and i seen flashing lights and helicopters in my backyard. >> reporter: he says those shots were fired at a backyard across her home. four people were shot at 11:45, the two men that died had multiple gunshot wounds. >> how much shots did you hear? >> five. >> reporter: so right after the other? >> right after the other like they were unloading. >> reporter: the shooter was in the sidewalk. >> they walked up and started shooting into the crowd. >> the suspect is described as a latino man between 6'6", 6'8". >> after the suspect was shot, he just walked away. >> reporter: police do not have a motive or any indication the victims were targeted. obert says she knows the dead, they are fathers who have homes just doors away. >> it's sad because i know the kids and the kids come over here and play with my brother and there's never been any problems over here. >> reporter: police say there's no indication thi

if anyone spotted someone walking to or from lin field drive before or after midnight. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> woman made a discovery while walking her dogs this morning. a suspicious device, turned out to be a bomb about 7:30 a.m. the woman used her cell phone to alert authorities. >> got my phone, took a picture. called in and e-mailed the them they came out. probably half hour or so. >> experts took a look and cleared the area. it was a water bottle filled with fire crackers. the device was rendered harmless and the area was reopened. >>> happening now, the first full day of construction on the bridge and drivers are warned to expect delays. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live at the toll plaza and says it was slow going this morning. >> reporter: that's right. traffic is expected to move slowly here westbound. this morning it was a huge mess. this evening it is moving more smoothly. tomorrow, though, you should give yourself an extra few minutes. >> construction crews on the bridge shifted westbound traffic lanes to the eastbound bridge deck causing a big

the woman's family in michigan identified her as 33-year-old nicole lin mansfield.said she was not a terrorist but misguided. >>> another woman walked out of jail in mexico and right into her husband's arms. an arizona woman was released. 12pounds of marijuana were found under her bus seat. security camera footage that shows her boarding the bus without the marijuana helped convince the court to free her. >>> and in turkey, police fired tear gas and water cannons in istanbul. dozens of people were hurt. the police response triggered protest in other cities. there's been anger against turkish rebels. >>> the beatles song come tonight provided the theme for last night's concert. boston strong was the name of the show. a number of bands including arrow smith played for half an hour. >>> we want to show you live pictures from richmond where police are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl. more information after the break. >> also our chief meteorologist bill martin updating his forecast. at 10:45 his extended outlook and just how hot temperatures are going to get thi

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