juan martinez has another question., finally now, after 5500 questions, it's over. >> in the end, jodi's reasoning for self defense could make or break this case. >> please be seated. the record will show the presence of the jury, the defendant and all counsel. you may call the next defense witness. >> reporter: next on the stand, the defense's expert psychologist richard samuels. his first order of business? explaining how stress causes memory loss. >> what may happen is that some memories can be retained and formed anew. but they may not be clear. they may be foggy. >> samuels went onto say that less than 10 people out of every 100,000 out of the general population experience amnesia every year. >> and, yet, up to 30% of convicted homicide cases claim to have amnesia at their trial. >> reporter: what causes this? >> physical exertion. pain, medical procedures. sexual intercourse. >> i expected some of the testimony that we heard from arias's expert about the post-traumatic stress and what causes it. but taking it to a

she's not dumb. >> what do you think juan martinez thinks of jodi arias?t juan martinez thinks jodi arias is an evil woman, sociopath, psychopath. i'm not sure what the diagnosis is. but this is a woman who should never walk the streets again. >> you said that, right? what right do you have to do that? you seem to have a double standard here. >> martinez has been relentless in trying to unravel the story of jodi, the story of an abuse victim that the defense had presented to the jury. >> she claims that her disfigured ring finger on her left hand was caused by travis alexander in a domestic violence incident. >> could you hold up your hand for us so we can see? >> she'd shown her still crooked finger to the injury. but martinez confronted here with this picture, no bent finger, taken months after the alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying that your finger is bent there? >> yes. >> martinez was on a mission to expose what he presented as jodi's litany of lies to friends, fa

she's not dumb. >> what do you think that juan martinez thinks of jodi arias. >> i think that juan martinezil woman. a sociopath. i don't know what it is. but this is a woman who should never walk the streets again. >> you said that, right? what right do you have to do that? you seem to have a double standard here. >> martinez has been relentless in trying to unravel the story of jodi. the story of an abuse victim that the defense had prented to the jury. >> she claims that her disfigured ring finger on the left hand was caused by travis in a domestic violence incident. >> would you hold up your hand? >> she shown her still-crooked finger to the jury. but martinez confronted her with this picture, no bent finger, taken months after the alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger there in exhibit 43. do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying that your if i think is is bent there? >> yes. >> martinez is on a mission to expose jodi's litany of lies to friends, family and police. >> so you were thinking more of yourself when you made the statement to this detective, right? >> i

according to police, that is jose martinez. martinez is a shopper at this walmart. watch what he does. he was running after the car, but notice now that the back windshield was missing from the car. martinez was carrying a nine millimeter handgun and shot out the back window of mckey's car as mckey was fleeing the scene. >> oh, that's dodgy. i don't know about that. that's where you cross the line from like good samaritan to breaking the law. >> orange city police officers agree. wstv spoke to an orange city police officer. >> you don't know the totality of the circumstances and you could be putting yourself in harm's way where it would be detrimental to yourself or somebody else. >> they arrested jose martinez and he has been charged with two felonies, including aggravated assault and shooting into an occupied vehicle. mckey, who police say was stealing food items, he faces retail theft charges. martinez in court said that he wasn't trying to shoot mckey, that he was just trying to mark his car. >> take the license plate. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> oddly, 91

martinez outside the courtroom signing autographs and posing for pictures.hat happens outside of court such as taking photographs is not misconduct. >> bob: let me ask you, what is wrong wrong television in courts, they become celebrities. >> andrea: and it's so boring. the presidential event. pool changes every day. maybe that should be done in courtrooms because i can't watch another moment of that. it's driving me crazy. she is giving due process a really bad name. has this been going on for five years? i feel we've done this show for two years. >> bob: it's been six months, think. >> she was on the stand for 14 or 18 days. that a lot of money to be paying for -- why do they allow it to go on. >> it's due process, it's due, due process. i'm done. >> eric: what is cool about the arizona system, the juror may have seen him having taken pictures. this is capital murder case. jurors aren't sequestered in arizona and able to ask questions. what a great system. so what if they can out and talk and see -- i think the court of public opinion is important. >> bob:

martinez has gone too far. you were shooting h him? >> i don't remember. >> were you crying when you were stabbing him? >> i don't remember. >> how about when you cut his throat? were you crying then? >> i don't know. >> take a look then. and you are the one that did this, right? >> yes. >> and you are the same individual that lied about all this, right? >> yes. >> geraldo: meet my next guest, former prosecutor monica lindstrom knows mr. martinez well, having worked side by side with him in the maricopa county d.a. office. mel mcdonald knows prosecutor martinez as well having tried several cases against him. monica, you first. welcome booth of you, first of all. monica, has he gone too far or o scoring the right points in a capital murder case? what do you think of his style? >> i think he is doing the right thing. i think when first started it is -- he probably put off some of the jurors because he is a strong male personality and going after a female on the stand. sometimes that can be a little touchy so some

but martinez confronted her with this picture. no bent finger.after the alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying that your finger is bent there. >> yes. >> ms. arias, please take the stand. >> after days of tough questioning and gripping testimony, the defense would try to bring the sympathetic jodi back to the witness stand. >> please be seated. >> next -- >> you write that travis, you're beautiful on the inside and outside. did you mean that? >> yes. >>> you communicated for example, that travis alexander -- that you saw him masturbating to a picture or pictures of young boys, correct? >> i only saw one picture. >> that's a lie, isn't it, ma'am? >> i wish it was a lie. >> ma'am, were you crying when you were shooting him? >> for a week, jodi arias was dwrild grilled on the stand. >> when you cut his throat, were you crying then? >> i don't know. >> sobbing as prosecutor juan martinez went on the attack. >> you're the one that did this, right? >> yes. >> so then t

is juan martinez's new found fame affecting the case? and how much the never ending trial is costing taxpayers. is it time to wrap things up? we will tackle that next. >>> i didn't want to do this story, but dana pushed it so hard we will do it. it has been dragging on for three months and it has cost $1.4 million. that's because arias is represented by court-appointed attorneys. she couldn't afford her own. he has been posing pictures and they say that is hog wash. >> there hasho been video on-line of mr. martinez outside the courtroom. signing autographs and posing for pictures. may have beent seen by jurors. >> that's something that happens outside of court such as taking a photograph. >> let me ask you, dana, since this is your segment.. don't you think that these guys become celebrities while they are in the middle of something like this? >> and it is so boring. at a presidential event the pool changes every day and so they light the room and everything.ay maybe that should be done in courtrooms because i can't watch another moment

juan martinez on the attack, going after jodi, right, right, right? then kirk takes over.urn on the brakes. we're going to slow things down a little bit. give jodi arias some space to breathe. >> the prosecution had painted jodi as a self serving, calculated liar, so nirmy went into operation image repair. >> you were asked several questions about taking personal responsibility and how you blamed everyone else. >> he said jodi had been brave to testify at all. >> were you forced to testify? >> no. >> did you do so with the idea that the lies you told would be called into question? >> yes. >> the truth is, jodi arias had to testify in this case. she's claiming self defense. there's no videotape and there's no independent witnesses. the only way you get to argue self defense is with some evidence of it. and the only evidence of self defense in this case had to come from one place and one place only, jodi arias' mouth. >> arias had a lot to explain, like writing the victim a personal note, and delivering it at his memorial. >> you write that, travis, you're beautiful on the i

but martinez confronted her with this picture. no bent finger.ter the alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying that your finger is bent there. >> yes. >> ms. arias, please take the stand. >> after days of tough questioning and gripping testimony, the defense would try to bring the sympathetic jodi back to the witness stand. >> please be seated. >> next -- >> you write that travis, you're beautiful on the inside and outside. did you mean that? >> yes. searching for a bank designed for investors like you? tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 schwab bank was built with all the value and convenience tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 investors want. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 like no atm fees, worldwide. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and no nuisance fees. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 plus deposit checks with mobile deposit. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and manage your cash and investments tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with schwab's mobile app. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 no wonder schwab bank has grown to over 70 billion in assets. tdd#: 1-800-

but martinez confronted her with this picture. no bent finger.alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying that your finger is bent there. >> yes. >> ms. arias, please take the stand. >> after days of tough questioning and gripping testimony, the defense would try to bring the sympathetic jodi back to the witness stand. >> please be seated. >> next -- >> you write that travis, you're beautiful on the inside and outside. did you mean that? >> yes. all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your b

martinez, explain exactly what disreflexia is.on to being qu quadraplegic during this event you experienced that. what is it and why did it make the ride so traumatic? very good question. it is a condition that people like myself with chronic spinal cord injuries suffer when your bladder extends to incredible amounts. i normally have a bladder capacity of about 500 ccs. in this case i was way over 1600 ccs and that really triggered the condition which skyrocketed my blood pressure to over 210 to 190. talk us through the experience. do you think disney land was responsive to your needs? >> i believe that the eventual course of action was very lengthy and, you know, to answer your direct question, i would say, no. not initially. >> and what did you think when you heard about this case? >> i thought about whether or not disney was prepared for emergencies for people with disabilities like mr. martinez, and i thought perhaps there were warnings they should have given him in anticipation of this problem that would have prevented the pr

ktvu a debora villalon live in martinez and debora you were with detective when they found a cache ofher, it happened within the last hour, stolen speaker, pictures, clothing, book, all items pulled from this garage. very promising for two organizations, wiped out by a burglary last month. contra costa county sheriff's deputies arrested and escarbohydrate martinez man from his home to a waiting patrol car. >> we're going to do a walk- through of the property and have a better idea of where things are at. >> reporter: thing stole drenfrom a 350-year- old charity that provides christmas gift and party for the poor and elderly. >> had was all present and clothe and it's gone. >> reporter: days ago they showed us the ransacked area. thieves cut a hole in the wall and got away with some $60,000 in goods. some all right later surfacing at a flea market. tonight warrant were served. a house and outbuilding searched with mary perez on handed to identify her item. >> we're still missing christmas item, refrigerator and tables and chairs and somebody out there knows where they are and will retu

martinez then went after her sometimes convenient memory lapses and in turn, jodi went after him. >>it depends on the circumstance, right? >> that's right. >> and give me the factors. i don't want to know about a specific circumstance. what factors influence your having a memory problem. >> usually when men like you are screaming at me or grilling me or someone like travis doing the same. >> he also asked jodi about the first lie she told investigators. >> i wasn't there. >> when she said she wasn't at travis' home the day he was killed. >> and the reason you told the detectives this lie was because you didn't want to be charged in this case, did you? >> that's not the reason. >> she lied, jodi now says, to protect travis' reputation from all of the allegations about him true or not true since her arrest. most of them coming from jodi herself. >> you were being a good samaritan, right? in lying. >> i wouldn't say that. >> well, you were saying that you didn't want the stuff to come out about mr. alexander and your relationship with him, right? >> that's right. >> well, do you think t

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possible victims to come forward. 52-year-old gordon blake is being held at the martinez detention facility on 15 counts of sexual molestation. investigators say the victim came forward and said blake molested him starting at age 10. he says the abuse went on for six years. police say blake may have come into contact with other children at the brentwood community pool. >>> 7:32. a frightening warning this morning for thousands of dental patients in the midwest. we're going to go to tulsa, oklahoma to find out how 7,000 patients may have been exposed to hiv and help pie tis. >> reporter: health investigators are issuing -- and hepatitis. >> reporter: health investigators are issuing warnings to those patients who have come here to this dentist and that they need to get tested quickly. all of this happening after

. >> this is maricopa county prosecutor, juan martinez. >> you could tell us what dr.orrect? >> yes. >> he's known for his ferocity in court. >> he's got one speed, and it's pedal to the metal. >> he doesn't take any b.s. from any witness, even his own. when he started going after some of his own witnesses -- >> like the detective in the jodi arias trial. >> did you talk to her in anticipation of that hearing? >> yes. >> did she give you anything that -- >> yes, a few. >> still you went ahead with what you thought was your opinion, right? >> yes. >> so it came as no surprise -- >> mr. martinez, you may cross examine the witness. >> that he was on the attack from the very beginning of his questioning. >> she's freaking messed up. >> using her own hurtful words from earlier in the trial. >> she thinks she's innocent. i think she's stupid. i love the girl, she's my sister. i honestly think she's a little bit dumb. >> that's a picture of you, correct? >> yes. >> >> and the other one is a picture of your dumpster, angela, correct? >> that's my sister, she's not dumb. >> wha

broken and the conditions are much better now. [ speaking in a foreign lanuage ] >> thank you, miss martinez. >> thank you. >> that is all. >> the last one that i want to acknowledge some of the other groups that came today. central city collaborativive and josh from the commission collaborative and from the san francisco apartment association and very important for parts of the efforts thank you. >> commissioner walker? you have some comments before we... >> thank you, so much for the presentation. and i think that all of us are sufficiently disturbed by some of the conditions that we see. and that you guys help with. and i wonder if there is anything, are we committing enough funding to these programs? what would help in being more proactive in making these conditions better? >> one of the things that we are looking at commissioner walker is a mental health component to this. because we and the collaborative need sometimes assistance in dealing with issues and so that has been looked into as far as the program is concerned. i'm also representing other parts of the city as well as the commu

>> yes. >> juan martinez, it turns out juan martinez has a softer side. wait for the smile. that sharpie, signing autographs, posing for pictures outside court. and the arias folks, her defense team, yeah, they don't like this one little bit. so before you knew it, our own jean casarez of "in session," here she is, walking up to testify at the jodi arias trial about juan martinez. jean casarez, why in the world? i looked up at the tv and saw you yesterday, why are you testifying in this trial? >> it all happened very quickly. and the judge asked me to come forward. you know, as an objective correspondent taking notes in the courtroom, i heard my name from the defense table in open court, the jury was not present, saying i had said something on the air in regard to a juror watching and witnessing the prosecutor signing autographs. i never said that on the air at all. and i knew i hadn't. and then the judge asked me to come forward. so i was sworn in and there was nothing i could do virtually because the judge asked me to come forward. i was sworn in, it was very solemn, i hav

upper 60s for martinez and around it.will be for the east bayshore. 67 in san leandro and alameda. low sixties for the coast today. 62 and pacifica. upper 60s for paul also. 68 expected in petaluma. we will continue de fuel warmup come to peking on wednesday getting to the upper seventies. >> eating disorders affect an estimated five to 10 the debt million males across the u-s. in fact, by the time 80 percent of them have already been on a diet. a startling majority of those with eating disorder are women between the ages when of 12 and 25. and 40 percent of girls 9 to 10 years old are already trying to lose weight. joining us this morning to talk about this ongoing problem is. dr. starr kelton-locke. she's a bay area psychologist and family therapist >> warning signs: what to watch for reluctance to eat around others frequently disappearing to the bathroom during and after meals denial. refusal to admit to restricted diet, covering up weight loss. increased interest in food new exercise routine however it has apparently

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brian flores joins us live from martinez and the horses have now been reunited with their owners, goodng, brian. >> reporter: chp knows how this incident turned out and the good news is the horses and the owners are okay. two horses are doing just fine but not before they were seen walking a busy freeway off ramp this morning. >> we were trying to figure out where the horses came from citizens tried to walk one of their horses back to their pasture. >> reporter: they say they responded to the interstate around 240 this morning -- 2:40 this morning and when they arrived they found good samaritans tending to the lost horses. they led them to a grassy area off the busy road. >> those were big animals. >> reporter: chp said the horses are lucky, had they been loose on a busier time of day, the outcome would not have been good >> these horses were led on a lead rope and one horse was skittish about the trailer and we actually never got the horse back into the trailer, we had to walk the horse back to the property. >> reporter: this is the only time animals have escaped but in this case loos

. >>> some residents of martinez spent the day cleaning up storm damage and filing insurance claims. heavy wind and rain brought down 2 large trees in an apartment complex just before midnight. no 1 was hurt, but the trees crushed 2 parked cars. >> and santa rosa, trees downed, and took out power. >>> the si er sierras got a foot of snow today. he encountered a little bit of everything, he tells us. >> at 1 moment you faced rain and ice, miles later, it was snow, at times blue skies were overhead had, which would quickly give way to storm clouds dropping on the the roads ahead. >> chris latido has worked this interstate installing chains. >> it's a classic storm how it storms and rains and snows again. >> we met him at around 5,000 feet. >> they backed out around 3,000 feet again. we came across a pickup truck that skidded across the road. >> a little black ice or something, 4-wheel drive. they didn't stop us to put chains on. >> his spin out, an example of how a portion of i-4 can make you stop. >> my pride and my 4-wheel drive. >>> for those who made it up the mountain, 1 pay off c

and it came on follow up pie the prosecution by juan martinez.as forced to admit under oath that she did not have the knife in her hand at the time she shot travis alexander. >> leaplease stand for the jury. >> on her final day on the stand, jodi arias was schooled in math in the matt matt ticks. the story doesn't show up. >> you know about time. you know that movement takes time, tonight ydon't you? >> martinez says arias would not have had enough time to first go searching for the knife . he says she must have had the knife with her in the bathroom when she was taking these dimg digital pictures of a naked alexander in the shower. >> it would have taken time to actually look for it, wouldn't it? >> i guess under that theory. >> sure under that theory. it would take time, right? >> yeah, i guess. >> to prove his theory of premeditation, the prosecutor showed these two photographs taken just 62 seconds apart according to their time stamps. arias says this accidental photo of the ceiling was taken after she dropped alexander's camera when she was

menjivar was last since february 27th at his martinez home.say that he left his house a some point during the night and has not returned home more contact his family. the team is considered " at risk " based on information found on the police investigation. >> if you missed it, here is a another look at the new bay bridge and lights. this is the world's largest light sculpture. last night, new york artist leo villareal threw the switch on a 25,000 l e d lights attached to the cables of the western span of the bay bridge. >> here is video of the launch. it is a two-year public display called " the bay lights project. " onlookers who braved the chilly weather and a steady drizzle say that they really enjoyed it. >> the lights will remain on for seven hours each night. from dusk until 2:00 a.m. for the next two years. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. a winter storm are arriving in the nation's capital. we would check and there and let you know how the storm has affected air travel across the country. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we h

he >> catherine: let us go back to martinez and j.r.cing molestation charges >> reporter: that is correct this is the contra costa detention center. you can see this is a man that was charged with three felony sex crimes against teenagers and three misdemeanor charges. what he did not say when i asked him multiple questions and what he did say. that is at 6:00 p.m. and contra costa county, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. there was a head-on collision that driver is still being searched. syria was the big topic today. there is civil war has generated thousands of refugees. the president wants to get $200 million in u.s. aid to help jordan deal with those refugees. president obama and jordan's king held a joint news cothe king called the president an old friend and welcomed him and the usthe two world leaders held private talks with each other before taking questions from the media. syria was their main topic. right now, that country's civil war has pushed about 460-thousand refugees across jordan's borders. abdullah says that number will probab

the community of martinez is coming together tonight.yan mendivar. he went missing last tuesday. he left his home with only the clothes on his back. leaving his i-d, cash and credit card. police say, the case is being treated as a voluntary missing person's case. but ryan is considered "at risk". in contra costa county. some residents living in bay point are outraged. after learning that a high -risk sex offender will soon be living in their neighborhood. today, the sheriff's department passed out more than 15- hundred fliers, making people aware of 69- year-old charles christman. he has been in a hospital or behind bars. for the past 20 the memorial service for two santa cruz officers killed in the line of duty. sergeant loran "butch" baker. and detective elizabeth butler. is scheduled for tomorrow. you'll be able to watch the tribute live on kron 4's 24- 7 bay area news channel. tonight. a viewing just wrapped up in santa cruz-- in advnace of tomorrows ceremony. thousands of people. including governor jerry brown. are expected to atten

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reporting live in martinez, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, tens of thousands of north koreans crowded into the capital city for a call to arms. soldiers and students chanted, death to the u.s. imperialists as they marched through the central square in pyongyang. north korean

. >>> and a martinez teenager missing for nearly two weeks is safe. 18-year-old ryan menjivar's mom says the successful alhambra high school student couldn't take bullying and left home in the middle of the night. they have been searching for him but the family says ryan is safe and will not go back to school in martinez. >>> the search is on for an oakland woman who went out for a jog four days ago and hasn't come back. the 31-year-old woman was last seen thursday morning near 34th and telegraph. a business surveillance video caught her walking by at 8 a.m. she was supposed to catch a flight to dallas the next day to visit her brother but she never showed up at the airport. >> she didn't check in so that means, you know, she wasn't here to check in, you know, and it's a mother's worst nightmare. >> a friend said she recently lost her husband to cancer but seemed to be doing okay. police say they have information placing her in west oakland sometime after she was reported missing. but they won't elaborate. >>> minimum wage workers in san jose just got a 25% pay raise overnight. the city'

reporting live in martinez, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >>> it has been a week and still no arrests for san jose's latest homicide. now the victim's family said the system that should have protected her failed. sandra cruz was stabbed to death last week allegedly by her ex-boyfriend. this is despite a restraining order against him. police say cruz dated 25-year-old juan ramirez for only a few months before she broke it off. her family said he then stalked her for the last two years. >> she feared for her life so much she went to kickboxing. you know, she went to kickboxing. she was asking my brother and sister-in-law to help her buy a gun. they were going to teach her gun safety. >> cruz just returned from court last friday renewing her restraining order against ramirez when she was attacked and killed. >>> just in the newsroom, investigators in santa clara county are looking into how an employee was killed in an accident. it happened at the bus yard. the employee died from the injuries yesterday. we're following the story and we'll have more at 5:00. >>> san jose is asking for the