mary? >> all right. thank you, bob. we're going to go back to our top story. home-grown terror. the government says antonio martinezried to wage holy war against the u.s. we're going to go to mike hellgren. he is live with this developing story. >> reporter: mary, as we were saying earlier, this sentencing is at the discretion of the judge. it appears, though, that the governor has -- government has at least 25. >> antonio martinez signed the agreement after recently converting to islam. they dropped the defense that the government tried to illegally trap him and pled guilty to planting a bomb in 2010. >> he actually did push the device that was given to him. and then realized that it was not working. of course, within seconds he was placed under arrest. >> reporter: an informant tipped off the fbi after reading radical posts on martinez' facebook page. secretly recorded conversations expose his anger with the government. he said, they will be killed until they stop waging war against islam. we won't stop until they kill us or lock us up. this is for allaw. >> i'd like to especially acknowledge the muslim community

marie macdonald. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. right now an oakland family and friends are remembering the short life of gabriel martinez, jr. the 5-year-old was shot to death last friday. his funeral started in the last hour. anne makovec joins from us outside saint elizabeth's church with more. >> reporter: a lot of heavy hearts here in oakland today. more than 100 people came to this memorial service. it is still going on. people remembering the life of a 5-year-old boy. >> beautiful, like really great. everybody feels really bad. it's like it hurts a lot of people. >> reporter: a tiny casket carries the body of 5-year-old gabriel martinez, jr., a little boy whose life suddenly ended a week ago. he was with his father near the family taco truck when he was shot on friday night on international boulevard. >> he loved. he didn't know you and if you didn't know him, you would know him because he would say, hey, i'm gabriel. come. come play with me. >> reporter: gerardo colin is gabriel's cousin. >> he is playingful. we own a ranch in american canyon. he used to go over there wearing his little hat riding horses. >> reporter:

mary bubala. here's what people are talking about tonight. home-grown terror. the government says antonio martinez holy war against the u.s. and now he pleads guilty to an attempted bombing in federal court. wjz is live. mike hellgren has details on the scheme and how long the suspect could spend behind bars. mike? >> reporter: well, mary, the plea agreement calls for 25 years, but it's all at the discretion of the judge. the plan involves setting off explosives in catonsville.

mary pass v.p. pick. it's not going to solve all your problems. everyone talks about marco rubio. they elected two hispanic americans. sandoval and martinez in mexico. the party is evolving, at least in some of the candidates putting forward. that can help heal the distrust, but it's got a lot of work to do. it's policies, not just personalities. >> maybe thanks to both of you, maybe mitt romney can do a little bit of that if he starts tweeting. you never know. tonight, a huge development in a story we've been on which is the mysterious assassinations of iran's top nuclear scientists. yesterday, a car bomb killed a supervisor at a uranium enrichment plant, and we've been talking about who's behind the murders. today, leon panetta went on the record with a denial and something else that has a lot of people wondering. >> we were not involved in any way, in any way, with regards to the assassination that took place there. i'm not sure who was involved. we have some ideas, but we don't know exactly, but i can tell you one thing. the united states was not involved. >> leaving us guessing, but iran put the blame on america and israel. an israel

mary pass v.p. pick. it's not going to solve all your problems. everyone talks about marco rubio. they elected two hispanic americans. sandoval and martinezn mexico. the party is evolving, at least in some of the candidates putting forward. that can help heal the distrust, but it's got a lot of work to do. it's policies, not just personalities. >> maybe thanks to both of you, maybe mitt romney can do a little bit of that if he starts tweeting. you never know. tonight, a huge development in a story we've been on which is the mysterious assassinations of iran's top nuclear scientists. yesterday, a car bomb killed a supervisor at a uranium enrichment plant, and we've been talking about who's behind the murders. today, leon panetta went on the record with a denial and something else that has a lot of people wondering. >> we were not involved in any way, in any way, with regards to the assassination that took place there. i'm not sure who was involved. we have some ideas, but we don't know exactly, but i can tell you one thing. the united states was not involved. >> leaving us guessing, but iran put the blame on america and israel. an israeli