he gave naso death sentences for each of three victims.n cologne in contra costa county pam parsons and tracy that foia in yuma county. he also said the murders in marin and sarah dillon in neve county by naso played a role in his decision. several of the victims' children spoke in court. shane ashby is roxine rogash's son. >> you said to naso i hope you live to be 110. why did you say that? >> well, i'd kind of like him to sit there and suffer just as long as the families suffered without having any closure. >> reporter: the case broke open three years ago with a probation search of naso's reno home. along with guns officers found this bizarre collection of mannequins to which naso applied makeup and dressed in lingerie. they also found what prosecutors called a rape diary and a list of ten, the places where he apparently dumped his victims. carmen colon's daughters disagreed at the hearing today. one wanted the death penalty. the other, rachel smith, asked the judge to give naso life in prison. >> but as he was giving the death penalty,

>> convicted serial killer joseph naso gives a jailhouse interview to our team. his revelations of his alleged crimes or convictions. >> the life of an east bay coach cut short by a car crash. ahead, how his school and community are coming together to remember his life. >> happening today, the sheriff in the east bay will announce a break in a two decades old cold case centers around a popular park. >> good morning, on tuesday at 6:00. thanks for joining us. >> we will find out what the temperatures right now and what to look forward to, today. mike? >> most of us in the 40's and not is cool as it was yesterday because of high clouds that will ared in and you is seen them on live doppler 7 hd and you can see a lack of radar runs with if rain in the forecast. day planner is not so hazy around the bay and it is still a "spare the air" day of 48. at noon we are at 58. thick are high clouds this afternoon and holding the temperature around 61 and mild this evening in the mid-50's. we have a few 30's but mostly clouds. poor air quality is the north today with upper 50

naso has acted as his own attorney. a jury ruled the 77-year-old should get the death penalty if murdering four women. next month the county will try to seek reimbursement of $138,000 in legal costs from his as sets. >> we have learned authorities are considering adding a hate crime charge in the rape of a student at deanza college in a

naso was convicted of killing four women in northern california. he told the judge today he's innocent, but the judge said the punishment fits the crime. naso is 79 years old, so it is likely he will die in prison before he is executed. >>> a man wanted for nearly a year for the heartless death of a woman's dog is now in custody. 36-year-old laurice barrett was arrest wednesday at his home in vallejo. last december a woman pulled over on leavenworth street in san francisco to look for her cell phone. that's when police say barrett robbed her. when her dog started barking, police say barrett grabbed it and then threw it into the street. it died later at the vet. robbery and animal cruelty. >> back in january we released surveillance video that ultimately led to the identity of the suspect and working with various leads and with the assistance of the u.s. marshal service we were able to apprehend the suspect in vallejo. >> barrett is charged with robbery and animal cruelty. >>> might be hard to believe, but shoppers are starting to line up already fo

tonight at 6:00, more from our team, taking naso step-by-step through the evidence. you will not want to miss that. >> katie marzullo, thank you. the alameda sheriff is expected to announce the arrest of two suspects in connection with a decades old murder case, that occurred in castro valley in 1990 a passing motorist found the body of 43-year-old man at an entrance to a park. it was determined that he died from stab wounds. alameda county authorities are expected to provide more detail on the cold case in a news conference hear this morning. >> a fremont high school community will gather today to mourn a beloved coach and mentor who died trying to help others. >> look at the flowers and candles that people have left just the kind of thing that sounds like would make him bush or maybe roll his eyes. the students say he was the keep guy worried about others. he was focused on everyone else's well-being and that is exactly what he was doing on saturday when he was killed, he was trying to direct drives around an accident scene when he was hit. he was the football coac

. >>> convicted murder joseph naso will be put to death. he was found guilty of killing six women across the bay area. yesterday a judge said the evidence proved naso inflicted levels of suffering and cruelty. a probation search turned up photographs. >>> a suspected dog killer is in custody. last december a driver pulled over in san francisco to look for her cell phone. that's when a man robbed her. when the woman's dog started barking police say the suspect grabbed that dog, threw it onto the street and it died. police arrested 36-year-old lorese barrett wednesday at his house. he's charged with robbery and animal cruelty. >>> here's your chance to play a real life detective. san jose police are starting a tv show called make the call to get people to help solve murder cases. it's launching on create tv on channel 30 in san jose. it's focused on 12 unsolved killings. the victim's family members appear on the show to put a face to the crime. >> i just want somebody to come forward. it hurts, especially going into the first holiday without

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. >>> joseph naso has been sentenced to death. he responded with an indecent gesture. he is convicted of murdering four women between 1977 and 1994. the judge called naso evil and disturbed and told him the world is a worse place with him in it. the 79-year-old will be transferred to quintin prison to await execution. >>> the number of people who died in the philippines from the typhoon typhoon haiyan spiked up to 5200 people. two bay other nurses saw the damage caused by the storm firsthand. they returned to sfo tonight after spending a a week assisting with relief efforts there. their task was to go into evacuee camps and set up operations for future volunteers who would be arriving in the weeks and months to come. the nurses say the devastation is just enormous. >> all of the homes have been blown away because they started off being built with light material anyway. the schools are gone. the churches are gone. >> we were dragging our feet when we left knowing there is still a lot of stuff to do. >> both nurses hope to return to the philippines to help with the relie

. >>> joseph naso has been sentenced to death. he responded with an indecent gesture. he is convicted of murdering four women between 1977 and 1994. the judge called naso evil and disturbed and told him the world is a worse place with him in it. the 79-year-old will be transferred to quintin prison to await execution. >>> the number of people who died in the philippines from the typhoon typhoon haiyan spiked up to 5200 people. two bay other nurses saw the damage caused by the storm firsthand. they returned to sfo tonight after spending a a week assisting with relief efforts there. their task was to go into evacuee camps and set up operations for future volunteers who would be arriving in the weeks and months to come. the nurses say the devastation is just enormous. >> all of the homes have been blown away because they started off being built with light material anyway. the schools are gone. the churches are gone. >> we were dragging our feet when we left knowing there is still a lot of stuff to do. >> both nurses hope to return to the philippines to help with the relie

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. >>> joseph naso has been sentenced to death. he responded with an indecent gesture.is convicted of murdering four women between 1977 and 1994. the judge called naso evil and disturbed and told him the world is a worse place with him in it. the 79-year-old will be transferred to quintin prison to await execution. >>> the number of people who died in the philippines from the typhoon typhoon haiyan spiked up to 5200 people. two bay other nurses saw the damage caused by the storm firsthand. they returned to sfo tonight after spending a a week assisting with relief efforts there. their task was to go into evacuee camps and set up operations for future volunteers who would be arriving in the weeks and months to come. the nurses say the devastation is just enormous. >> all of the homes have been blown away because they started off being built with light material anyway. .he sc the churches are gone. >> we were dragging our feet knowing there knowing there is still a lot of stuff to do. >> both nurses hope to return to the philippines to help with the relief efforts again. >

. >> serial killer joseph naso's fate is in the hands of the judge now. >> from the across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> and good morning everyone. tgif, it is friday november the 22nd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:01. b.a.r.t. trains are not running this morning, and there's no word on when service will begin. we have more with a kcbs traffic alert. >> it's due to a computer glitch happening shortly after midnight. we're hearing that cal train is working to step up service. they're using two caltrain express trains, 215 and 225. they're making stops this morning to pick up passengers who would typically ride b.a.r.t. that is at 7:40 and 8:40 they're doing that. also the next alameda oakland ferry, there was one set to leave around 6:00 and the next one is shortly after 7 a.m. so far we haven't heard about any extra ac transit service. with b.a.r.t. strikes we see -- so far we have not gotten word of anything like that. a lot of folks are hitting the roads. we have not activated the metering ligh

naso turns idea in january and not likely he will actually be executed. the average stay on death row in 20 years and california has not enforced the death penalty since 2006. >>> the fbi thinks the so- called cotton bandit has struck again. this is a surveillance video of the suspect. he robbed chase bank yesterday. it's the 8th bank robbery he's suspected of. he's been dubbed the cotton ball bandit he wears a knit beanie with hear flaps a cotton ball on top. >>> continuing coverage now of the damage left behind from the powerful overnight winds. crews are spread out working to clean up the mess. tree trimmers try to cut and remove downed trees. noel walker is live in oakland where a large tree is drawing a lot of attention. >> you know i'm no towers giant. this is one giant tree. it's still drawing visitors even at this hour of the evening. it took a little bit of rain and a lot of wind to give tree trimmers a lot of work. like a conductor firing up the orchestra. tree trimmers keep the beat over the oakland hims. it's a noisy chorus. >> we have to -- >

naso turns idea in january and not likely he will actually be executed. the average stay on death row in 20 years and california has not enforced the death penalty since 2006. >>> the fbi thinks the so- called cotton bandit has struck again. this is a surveillance video of the suspect. he robbed chase bank yesterday. it's the 8th bank robbery he's suspected of. he's been dubbed the cotton ball bandit he wears a knit beanie with hear flaps a cotton ball on top. >>> continuing coverage now of the damage left behind from the powerful overnight winds. crews are spread out working to clean up the mess. tree trimmers try to cut and remove downed trees. noel walker is live in oakland where a large tree is drawing a lot of attention. >> you know i'm no towers giant. this is one giant tree. it's still drawing visitors even at this hour of the evening. it took a little bit of rain and a lot of wind to give tree trimmers a lot of work. like a conductor firing up the orchestra. tree trimmers keep the beat over the oakland hims. it's a noisy chorus. >> we have to -- >

naso was convicted of killing four women, all with matching initials.. telling the jury he did not kill those women and that he was no monster. but evidence proved otherwise. with photos from naso's home showing partially nude women appearing dead or knocked out, and a journal describing rapes of numerous women. >> we will be right back. to we will follow the latest with bart spread the trains are back up and running. we will have more coming up. >> the city is offering a fall in president. we will tell you how jfk is a legacy will be honored career . >> the time is 9:10 a.m.. take a look at this picture. this is a gas station there was damaged by high winds. this is the world to gas station on clayton road in concord read the seinfeld down just before 6:30 p.m.. no one was hurt in the incident. >> here is a live look from our mount tam cam. it's the camera is shaking. i will break down the rest of your friday it forecast and we continue. >> welcome back. the time is 9:13 a.m.. we will talk politics with michael yaki. >> i guess the senate is tired of o

channel 2 news. >>> now to new developments in the murder trial of convicted serial killer joseph nasoa marin judge sentenced the 79-year-old to death. this morning sentencing comes three months after he was convicted of murdering four women after a span of two decades. today family and friends expressed relief. >> it's over. she's in a better place. thank god. >> our cameras were outside the courtroom as loved ones hugged and celebrated. you may recall faso represented himself. one family member described his reaction. >> he was flipping off the crowd before it started. he was turning around giving everybody the finger. there's no remorse there. >> i'm glad he lost everything. i'm glad he did. so did we. >> prosecutors say he raped his victims and strangled them and discarded them along rural roads. he turns 80 in january and if executed would be the oldest person put to death in our state. more than 700 inmates on death row, it hasn't performed an ex-cution since 2006 -- execution since 2006. >>> from palo alto someone's being held in north korea. they would not say if that person wa

it's sentencing day for joseph naso.le death -- he faces a possible death sentence in just about 15 minutes from now. naso lived in reno he acted as his own lawyer during the trial and repeatedly denied that he killed those women. >>> this morning a state lawmaker from santa rosa will introduce legislation that would put new restrictions on toy guns. the proposed law is a response to last month's fatal shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez. a sonoma county sheriff's department mistook the toy gun for a real ak-47 assault rifle. the bill by democratic state senator noreen evans would require the guns be painted a bright color. critics say this violates the stutional rights of -- constitutional rights of gun owners. >>> the holiday travel season gets underway today. san francisco international expects today will be the busiest day for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday with 130,000 passengers coming and going. about 1.2 million people are expected to pass through sfo from today through december 1st. passengers are being told t

naso has acted as his own attorney. a jury ruled the 77-year-old should get the death penalty if murdering four women. next month the county will try to seek reimbursement of $138,000 in legal costs from his as sets. >> we have learned authorities are considering adding a hate crime charge in the rape of a student at deanza college in a women's bathroom on campus. the victim may have been targeted because of her gender identification as pan sexual which means attracted to people regardless of their citizen december or sexual preference. the attacker has not been arrested but authorities believe the two knew each other and the suspect is a deanza student. >> students in berkeley plan to wear skirts in support of their 18-year-old classmate who was set on fire on an a.c. transit bus. the 16-year-old richard thomas face hated crime charms and will be tried as an adult after investigators say he set the pavillion fire by lighting his skirt. we thomas told police he did it because he is homophobic. his father says his son is

yesterday, the judge called naso, quote, an evil and disturbed man, as he issued the sentence.the victims say they were relieved. >> i'm glad that he has lost everything. he said he lost everything. i'm glad he did. so did we. >> naso turns 80 in january, and if executed, he would be the oldest person ever put to death in california. however, the state has not enforced the death penalty since 2006, after a federal judge ruled lethal injections are unconstitutional. >>> he was shot and killed by lee harvey oswald, moments after president kennedy was shot. the dallas police officer honored on the anniversary he shares with jfk. >> and the chinese show coming to san francisco and the secret word you need to win tickets. >> and another live look outside. there is the good old east shore in berkeley, starting to pick up right now in both directions. we had a couple fatals in the bay area this morning, one by montara, the other near fremont. time now is 9:42. you're watching mornings on 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. [

naso acted as his own lawyer during the trial.tedly denied that he killed the women. >>> its a busy morning. stay with us. fast moving grass fire in napa county and the wine country that is our other big story. the evacuation order the sheriffs department has issued to dozens of families. >>> plus remembering president john f. kennedy. the 50th anniversary of his assassination. we all take you to dallas texas. >>> good morning. the wind is really making it tough for you to drive all over the place. find out how windy conditions may slow your commute. >>> the winds obviously the big story here. we will tell you what parts of the bay area will actually warm up today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> no service on bart this morning for major computer issues. bart is simply not running service. they are advising you to find another way to get to work. the word is not getting up. people still showing up at some of the bart stations. again no service. cal train and muni ar

. >> serial killer joseph naso's fate is in the hands of a judge now. convicted of killing four women in northern california, he could be given the death sentence today. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> and good morning everyone. friday has arrived. it's november the 22nd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 5:00. breaking news now, b.a.r.t. is expected to resume service any minute now. the 4 a.m. start was delayed due to problems with the transit system's computer. kpix 5 cate caugurian is live at the west oakland station gathering the latest. what's the situation there? >> reporter: trains aren't back up and running yet, but as you mentioned they should be up and running in a few minutes. we have let to see if any delays will be involved as a result of this, but we will be getting an update from b.a.r.t. in a few minutes. take a look at the b.a.r.t. station we saw earlier passengers sort of hanging out in the lobby area because they didn't know where to go. th

. >>> today a marin county judge could give convicted murderer joseph naso a death sentence. a jury found him guilty for killing four women and jurors recommended the death penalty. now it's up to a superior court to decide. a death sentence could mean life in prison since execution have been on hold in california for seven years. >>> well, we just can't get enough of that kid and apparently we are not alone. here we go. someone made a movie trailer. it's posted online. make-a-wish foundation granted 5-year-old miles scott's wish of becoming a bat kid and turned san francisco into gotham city last friday. pretty cool. >>> according to mashable.com, miles' family aims to keep the spirit of batkid alive by launching a charity fund in the tiny superhero's name. testimony benefit a local medical networks ronald mcdonald house through the 49ers foundation. >>> three women are held captive for decades inside a london home. how a tv report led to their rescue. >>> airlines in the u.s. may allow inside cell phone use. not everyone is on board with the idea. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, collapse

naso acted as his own attorney. in august he was convicted of killing four women between 1977 and 1994. some called them the alphabet murders. california executions have been suspended for seven years. he will mostly likely die from natural causes. >>> thousands of bay area commuters cramming the local freeway. tonight's rush hour a lot more intense than usual all because of bart. bart trains did not run for much of the morning because of a computer glitch. there was no advance warning. many commuters found out the hard way when they arrived at their stations. what happened this morning and what's bart doing about it? >> reporter: trains i can tell you are running much more smoothly this evening. at midnight bart's computer system failed. it had a complete crash bringing all of the trains to a near halt. it took several hours for all of the technicians to come in and troubleshoot the problem and for all of the trains to get back up and running. it was a long ride home for some bart passengers overnight and no rides

. >> convicted serial killer joseph naso will be sentenced today. the 79-year-old is convicted of a decades old killings of four women in northern california. he defend himself at trial. the jury voted for the death penalty and a judge will deliver his orders today. >> coming up, how good lucks could be the key to a happy marriage. >> on-line recruiters for up. >> and you can see the camera on the bay bridge bouncing around defenseless against the to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> the nation is marking the 50th and was of president john f. kennedy's assassination with remembrances. ♪ god shed his grace on thee >> memorials and moments of silence go

next, at 5:00, a jailhouse interview with serial killer joseph naso and the defiant stand he is taking. >> tribute students, teachers and friends pay to a beloved east bay coach killed in a tragic accident. >> warning from california's lieutenant governor and why he says the state is in danger of getting a >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning at 5:00 on tuesday. thans for starting your day with us. how is the weather going to be on this tuesday? mike if. >> warmer than yesterday by a couple of degrees. you may not notice it. good morning, the reason why is the cloud cover, the high clouds are here and they are high clouds and no radar returns on live doppler 7 hd. beautiful picture of the embarcadero and ferry building down to the bay bridge which has the wonderful lights on right now. 62 to 66 is our temperature, high temperature inland and bay neighborhood and 59 to 62 at the coast. we will have a lot of thicker

naso was convicted of killing four women all with matching and officials.esented-as he represented himself at trial. telling the jury he did not kill those women and that he was no monster. but evidence proved otherwise with photos from his home showing a partially nude women appearing dead or knocked out and a journal describing rates of numerous women. powerful winds in oakland left two people dead overnight and thousands without power. here's video of just some of the damage in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood. one person was killed when a tree fell on their vehicle on skyline boulevard and another person died when a power line came got on austin street near for a veil ave. several other trees and east bay also fell on power lines cause of outages. only on for a bay area charities accustom to helping others is now in need of help. " teen challenge international " has been hit by burglaries for times in the last 10 days. and the gifts and donations for hundreds of kids and families over the holidays are now in jeopardy. in each of the burglaries, the cha

naso represented himself during the murder trial. now, the jury found him guilty of killing four northern california women between the 1970s and the 1990s. during the penalty phase, prosecutors presented evidence connecting him to the murders of two other women. >>> in just about 90 minutes from now, the drunk driving suspect accused of killing a menlo park couple last month is due in court again. this is the third time that marjorie reitzell has been scheduled to enter a plea. two earlier court dates were scansled because of her -- canceled because of her medical problems. she faces charges for hitting and and killing a couple while they were walking their dog the evening of october 24th. >>> now, a ktvu channel 2 investigation, your car's tires may look brand new but they could be old and dangerous. ktvu news checked u.s. tire safety records for the past ten years. 4.5million tires were recalled but less than a million were recovered and many of those potentially dangerous tires are still on the road. darryl magnuson says he wished

. >>> a marin county judge could sentence convicted murderer joseph naso to death.ere's lawrence with the forecast. >>> very gusty winds around the bay area michelle and it looks like it continues this morning. i think as we head throughout the day it should subside a little bit. out the door mostly clear skies, nice and blue. high pressure building in behind that low that brought us some showers. headed to southern california. they're seeing very heavy rain and flooding. that low is going to start to kick eastward as we head throughout the day. that should allow the winds to start to calm down. 60s and 70s expected for highs today. over the weekend less wind, the temperature's going to be running above the average through sunday and probably staying nice through monday and tuesday, but headed towards next wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year. looks like we could be in for more rain. your traffic is coming up next. >>> good morning. b.a.r.t. service has been restored after this morning's computer glitch. they're still reporting major delays system-wise. mun

convicted serial killer naso will be sentenced after a judge denied the request to delay the hearing. jury ruled unanimously the 77-year-old should get the death penalty for murdering four women. the county will seek reimbursement of $138,000 in local costs from the assets. >> students in berkeley plan to wear skirts in support of their 18-year-old classmate set on fire on an a.c. transit bus. the 16-year-old richard thomas faces hate crime charges and will be tried as an adult after he set aville open -- set a victim on fire and lit his skirt. he faces multiple skin graft surgeries for second- and third-degree burns. doctors say he could face a long recovery. >> we have breaking news from the south bay, a pedestrian accident and we on the scene. >> the unwelcome greeting new u.c. president janet napolitano faces on the uc berkeley campus. a look outside from our sutro camera and you can see san francisco skyline with the bank of america with traffic and weather when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend for

. >>> later today convicted serial killer -- the jury recommended the death sentence naso reed himself durings during the penalty face prosecutors presented evidence that connected him to the murders of two other women. >>> there are new reports of growing evidence against randy alana. the man accused of killing oakland federal investigator sandra oak coke over the summer. the man that was in the jail at the same time alana was an inmate claims alana wrote a jailhouse letter and boasted 48 hours had passed and police had not solved the sandra coke disappearance case. her body was eventually found in a vacaville back in -- park back in august. >>> your cars tires may look brand new but they could be old and dangerous. ktvu news checked u.s. tire safety records for the past ten years. 4.5million tires were recalled but less than one million were recovered. many of those potentially dangerous tires are still on the roads. darrell says he wishes he was told about the dangers of old tires. three years ago he was involved in a terrible crash. >> i think everyone needs to learn the age of the

. >>> this morning, convicted killer joseph naso is awaiting transfer to san quinn ten prison having been sentenced to death. at a hearing in san rafael he responded to the judge's decision with an indecent gesture. he was convicted of murdering four women. the judge called him evil and disturbed and told him the world is a worse place with him in it. >>> the death toll in the philippines from typhoon haiyan is up to 5,200 people. two bay area nurses saw the damage caused by the storm firsthand. they just returned to sfo last night, after spending a week assisting with relief efforts. their task was to go into evacuee camps and set up operations for future volunteers. the nurses said the devastation is enormous. >> all of the homes have been blown away because they started out being built with light material anyway. the schools are gone. the churches are gone. >> we were dragging our feet when we left knowing there's still a lot of stuff to do. >> both nurses said they hoped to return to the philippines to help with the relief efforts again. >>> this morning a san francisco zoo is re

naso don't forget to set your clocks back an hour before you go to bed saturday night.ures as we start the next workweek but we do have some changes to highlight as we head into the end of next week. slight possibility for some showers. as we focus on traffic around the bay area, since the 4:00 hour we have been discussing this said the alert for it a fatal accident in the northbound direction on interstate 680. as scott creek road we are starting to see some delays for the incident occurred. here's a live look from the scene of the crash web delays are building. the right lane is partly blocked. traffic is definitely crawling. the investigation is still taking place after i believe to caltran contract workers were on scene. a car crashed into one of the worker's kenyan him in between his truck and car. --pending. -- pinning. these incidents definitely take time so if you don't want the back up you can head to interstate 880 which has no backup. green is on the road with center so speeds are well above 50 mi. per hour. we will continue to monitor that for you. here's a

at 36 naso 34 santa rosa. here's our satellite and radar picture.called on tuesday and wednesday and chance for some rain around here. i have more details on your forecast. we're back after this break. seven twenties five. the dow was up 25 points. we saw the futures were rising on the head of the groundbreaking deal. we do have that working with us today. if the dow is up over 16,000 and trading at 16,091. apple has acquired israel based motion technology company prime since the sum is unknown. focus that is founded in 2005, prime sense makes chips used in three- dimensional sensing products. its technology is used in microsoft x box connected. --kinect. the kinect let's gamer's use their bodies to control the movements of on-screen characters. malign wal-mart stores ceo and president mike duke is stepping down. the world's biggest retailer named doug make million as his successor. --doug mcmillion.. the 63 year-old duke will stay on as chairman. the 47 year-old mcmillion's appointments are effective february 1st to those of 14. mcmillion is no str

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