i see 5:20 p.m., there is a five-second call. the first phone call i had with miss haynes was at 5:24 p.m. are we in agreement? >> i want to let you testified to your recollection. parts i want to be accurate. -- >> i want to be accurate. >> i do think it is important accurate. i see a call at 5:12 p.m. from ross mirkarimi to linnette haynes. is that the call the question is about? is there when you are referring to in your questioning? >> if i recall what exactly was, the question was, what time did the sheriffs have a call with miss peralta haynes where he found out she had a conversation with miss madison. i was trying to pin down when the call was regarding this specific conversation miss peralta hayes had with miss madison. >> i believe this was the first time of learning between contact between my wife, miss haynes, and miss madison. >> was in the first call we have reflected in exhibit 83? >> at 5:12 p.m., maybe. there was not a lot of time to go into details. i will say maybe. >> ok. was it in the first or second -- was i

now, sheriff if we go down to 3:47 p.m., we see a text message from ms. peralta haynes to you that says can you call me, it is you are intelligent regarding illiana. did you see that text message before or after speaking with your wife that afternoon? >> after. >> ok. >> how do you know you saw that after speaking with your wife that afternoon? >> because i was putting this all together when my wife informed me after 4:00, and it all became more clear what was happening. and that was within the next, if i'm not mistaken 20-25 minutes from when my wife had called me. >> now sheriff i want to be clear in my question about this. what i just understood you to say was at least you understood the import of this text message after you spoke with your wife. but i want to make sure i understand whether you saw this text message before you spoke with your wife. >> no. i don't believe i did. >> ok. and then we have another text message immediately below that at 3:53 p.m. from ms. peralta haynes to you. stating i need to talk to you to protect you. call me. do you se

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a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect at least until late p.m. inlan-- until 8:00 p.m. to. >> strong thunderstorms out there. we had some thunderstorms a couple of hours ago through cs oconee. if you're watching us down there, it will stick around for another half an hour to 45 minutes in it could be up to and intervene in some areas. there could be some hail in there. that will cross the bay into the eastern shore counties and about half an hour or so. need your watching in parts of kent county, queen anne's county, that is normal cross ave and energy your neighborhood -- that storm will cross over and into your neighborhood. the only warning in effect for right now is down around d.c. end up in pennsylvania. it is a severe thunderstorm warning for the northern half of york county in pennsylvania. this is a good thing we can look at to see pieces of energy in the atmosphere. we see this moving out of western pennsylvania. this is the catalyst for some thunderstorms as it moves into a warm and steamy air mass. here is the thunderstorms out of that piece of energy. but t

that will start at 9:15 p.m..t has been an all day of a hurry warhol they pool party with music and food. now, people are coming back in and getting ready. as the day goes on, preparations are being made. >>pam: the fourth of july is a holiday where millions of americans, the president of immigration and naturalization service. the president formally welcomed 25 active-duty members of the armed forces into our nation as citizens. he told the crowd before the july is not just about where americans are but also about how we got you. >>president obama: americans success would not be possible without the generation of immigrants flood have come to us from every corner of the globe. we say is so often, we sometimes forget what it means, we are a nation of immigrants. unless you are one of the first americans, a native american, how all all descendants from those who came from someplace else. " immigrants signed an answer to our declaration and helped to win our independence. if >>pam: mitt romney spent the day in new h

until 9:00 p.m., the expintire a under a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 p.m. those counties that you see shaded in yellow, that's where there's the severe thunderstorm warning. d.c., northern prince george's county and northeastern fairfax county until 5:00 p.m. the entire area under a watch for the possibility of severe weather until 9:00 p.m. you can see this whole area from new york, areas of the northeast, boston, new york, all the way back toward chicago under a watch too. so this is one continuous line of storms that's been making its way down to the south. look at that, tremendous amount of lightning and we've got more lightning too showing up in areas around frostburg and just off to the west in northern areas of west virginia. the line right now making its way southward but we've also got some individual cells that have jumped out ahead of that line, which is why we've got the warnings coming up now for d.c. and prince george's county. but for owings mills, you can see that area being hit in the next ten minutes with high winds, downpours toward elder

by 3:00 p.m.ke we will start to have some green which means most of '70s and '80s on tap for please apply concord in napa. the right of your screen does indicate we could actually squeeze out some nineties. i do not think we will see in the '90s in the south bay pretty spot on conditions compared to yesterday. it looks like there with an afternoon high of 84 degrees in one degree warmer than that and los gatos. we have low eighties for san jose and low 90s for places like fairfield and out and antioch. we have pretty comfortable conditions for union city and for those of you in castro valley as well. keeping it in the low '70s for berkeley, oakland and 80 degrees on tap for petaluma. 69 for downtown san francisco and 72 for those situated in san bruno now you decide to celebrate the fourth of july by heading out to the a's games against the red sox the first pitch will be at 1:05 p.m.. expect sunny and warm conditions it will be breezy at times but you will certainly want to wear a tank top or sho

. >> it will be 2:00 p.m. soon, so -- >> state health officials will be very worried about the next couple of days because they are expecting 100 degrees or more temperatures. a warning to those who have to work outside, especially all of the utility workers trying to restore power. >> we are very concerned about a prolonged heat wave and its affect on a lot of the folks in the mid-atlantic region. >> so far this year, according to the national weather service, we have had 18 days since april of 90 degrees or more and in june, 22 days at 100 or more. doctors are urging people to be where. >> do not be foolish. >> this doctor with mercy hospital says the e.r. is starting to fill up with patients with heat related illnesses. it is vital that people learn the signs of heat stroke. >> a warning sign is when you get confused and irrational and you aren't -- that is when you know you're getting into trouble. >> where lose, light fitting clothing, and stay inside as much as possible. area pools are staying open later

until 8:00 p.m. this be at the store in baltimore avenue in laurel. >> the cleanup will not stop many towns from holding celebrations to mark america's 236th birthday. >> hundreds of thousands of people will break the heat and line constitution avenue for the national independence day parade. parades' will be held in northwest, arlington fredericksburg, great falls and takoma park. >> thunderstorms interrupted last night's dress rehearsal for the capitol concert. those who went to the practice session were told to leave. it kicks off at 8:00 tonight and ends at 9:30 with fireworks of the national mall. a reminder, due to storm damage, fireworks have been damaged -- canceled in kensington, germantown rocco, and gilbert. >> -- germantown, rockville, and gaithersburg. >> metro rail will operate from 7:00 a.m. until midnight with rush-hour service levels between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. customers are urged to use stations other than smithsonian and federal triangle. more than 500,000 passengers are expect

toward 9:00 p.m., it starts to move off the land to coast and out of here. from 9:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. through midnight or 1:00 a.m., storms will be popping in from the north and west. warmer and more humid june night. most times, -- my warmer and more humid tonight. most times, loh 70's will be the low. the warm front that is triggering the storms right now will pass us by tomorrow and we will be back in the middle of this hot, humid air out over the middle of the country. 100 in kansas city. chicago, 95. cleveland, 83. just west of there, that temperatures soar into the '90s. -- 90's. some of that 5:45 a.m. and during the afternoon and evening, a couple of thunderstorms in the area. on the day tomorrow, light winds and scattered storms across the area. temperatures close to 80 degrees. in the mountains, on a few isolated thunderstorms by thursday. at the coast, on the beach, 89. a beautiful 4th of july. probably will hit 90 on thursday. mostly sunny and 87 on friday. around baltimore, upper 90's to near 100 wednesday and thursday. only cooling off slightly friday/saturd

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danville tonight looking good. 74 degrees at 7:00 p.m. at 9:00 p.m. when the sun goes down, starlight, we're talking about 68 comfortable degrees. it's going to be beautiful out here. meanwhile, san jose, we're also going to get treated to some excellent weather and viewing tonight. 68 degrees at 9:00 p.m. completely clear. if you don't live in the south bay or the east bay, i've got you covered. in my next report, your seven-day outlook, a bit of a change on the way. stay tuned for that. plus it's much more fun from out here in danville. for now, though, back to you guys. >> looking very patriotic and pretty out there, christina. thanks. >>> coming up, something new for apple lovers to get their hands on. a smaller, cheaper ipad on the way. we'll have some details. >>> and something you wouldn't want to see your dog get caught in. the middle of rush hour traffic in chicago. how this adventure ends up. look out, look out. for the little escape artist. fortunately, it is a happy one. >>> welcome back, everyone. another day of searing heat for much of t

5:00 p.m. but for anne arundel county, prince georges county until 6:00 p.m. you can see this whole area here under those warnings. bethesda, d.c., bowie, and so much of anne arundel county. here's the cell packing a lot of lightning with it. not just cloud-to-cloud but even some cloud-to-ground lightning. these storms headed east affecting southgate, riviera beach and arnold in the next couple of minutes, approaching annapolis in the next 62 minutes. so finally some rain coming to annapolis. then there's another cell we're watching headed toward fairfax county. chuck bell is in stormcenter 4 taking a look at our damage reports. >> thanks, veronica. we have a report of three-quarter inch hail coming down just outside of rockville, maryland. merkd measured by a trained spotter. that storm is headed over into portions of prince george's county. so you need to expect not only the wind but the potential for hail and frequent lightning, so we have to watch these things very, very carefully. temperatures around the area have been soaring, up to near 100 degrees. tha

ice from 8:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. we could see some additional closers. is according to know what cities have banned fireworks. there is one flays in dublin where a worker defense selling fireworks because the profits could worthy causes. >> it is a huge source of income for nonprofit groups that provide services and things that we would not be able to do otherwise. >> this particular fireworks stand benefits the briars hills one club in crosswinds church youth group so that kids can go on a houseboats camp in various camps throughout the year. we always understand the concern especially in an area where there are dry hills. we hope it and save everyone who comes in to be safe and have fun. >>darya: the hand out information sheets to show you how to safely handle fireworks. make sure your plans include us. you do not have this set of your own fireworks when we have them. we have firework starting on our special tonight at 9:00 p.m.. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. we are falling developing news, a car chase earlier this morning in oaklan

those start at 9:00 p.m.s we head throughout the rest of the week, temperatures hover in mid-80s inland. the coast, between the low 70s and upper 60s throughout monday. really, no significant changes. all the way through the next seven to eight days. >> that's pretty good getting a fair taste of summer. >> we're looking here to the san ramon valley where we have construction and we do tonight as well or this morning i should say. the off ramp is closed now and that's through the area where we lose a couple of lifrpgs. over here we're seeing the slowdown out of the altamont pass. not a big deal. commute direction, eastbound at vasco. gravel across lanes so there will be clattering if you are traveling east out of pleasan n pleasanton. note, sweeper scheduled. i'll warn you if i get a notice about that. >> 880. a smooth drive, some slips also for 101 and 87, north of 680 and curtner, that's unusual. i've seen that on the cameras but i'll track that. no existence. i'll make sure it's clips. if it's a pattern lik

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this was 9:00 p.m. at the 5500 in sacamden >> this damage in these to windows in camden at the apartments firefighters are not here. so there are no longer hot spot concerns. these cars are completely gone. not sure if anybody suffered damage. you can see that perhaps just minimal charing. you can see how narrow this is the fire department had a bit of difficulty because it is a tight squeeze. also this is a deep complex. we do know that one person was taken to the hospital with injuries because of this fire. reporting, kron 4. >> this 14 year old was shot last night at a bus stop at 7:00 p.m. police are looking for two people. no update on the victim's conditions. >> we will be right back and a couple of minutes. this monday this live look. i heard the wind howling. you could also hear the wind at your place. hang on to the steering wheel and the golden gate, nice, light. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah,

new at 6:00 p.m.ight ktvu's rob roth is live with the video we got. >> reporter: to set this scene, behind me is the lake, further out behind that grove of tree is eucalyptus trees, that is where a family of bald eagles is calling home. >> reporter: flying high in the sky a three-month-old baby eagle went flying with its mother. the eagles could have been scouting around for food. >> that is one of their first major flights the two have been taking together. it is a positive sign to see the youngster flying and now it is following its parents. >> reporter: these are pictures of the eagle in the net. they say this is the first bald eagle to hatch in modern times. >> 50 years ago there were no eagles nesting in the san francisco bay area. mainly due to the use of pesticides causing them to lose their ability to reproduce. >> reporter: they say the slow return is a sign the environment is improving. >> the food they are eating is clean, less pesticides than it used to and they can reproduce. it is a true

faxes from january 4 until 6:01 p.m. -- >> it is from january 4 until 6:01 p.m. >> if you read it, i know what you are talking about. >> you text, do not write any other things. answer because -- the call. what were you referring to when you said that? >> i think it was about lawyers, or she was trying to reach him, so when she could not reach him, she was calling me, and at this point i was with theo, so i was not able to talk much. >> is it your testimony that the vices you were talking about was the suggestion -- the advice you were talking about was the suggestion that you need lawyers. >> i think so. i think she was trying to tell me, i am trying to call him, and he is not answering. i am saying, please answer lin nette. >> why it did you say, and do not write any other thing? >> at this point i was on skype with my brother, and he said, close the facebook page, because after this, you do not know what people can write or say. do not talk about anything. do not write anything, and he never answers the phone, and he connects through text messages. i said, do not write anything. c

there is a text message on january 12 at 4:00 04 p.m. -- 4:04 p.m. that i wanted to ask the sheriff about. is about eight or nine pages in. it is shown on two different pages. the second page shows the full text message. sheriff, looking at this january 12 4:04 text message, this is a text message you sent to linnette peralta haynes? >> yes. >> you are expressing dismay beverly upton has been part of the rally calling for your resignation. >> yes. >> you mentioned you have always been a fervent supporter of the dv community. >> yes. >> you were concerned about how the domestic violence committee seemed to not be supporting you. >> not communicating with me. >> did you have concerns the were not supporting you? >> yes. >> did you feel betrayed by the domestic violence community? >> i would not say betrayed, but i would say alarmed. >> did you feel you had been loyal to them in the past? did you feel they were being disloyal by not supporting it? >> no, i was alarmed by the lack of communication. >> you had no concerns about the substantive position th

peralta haynes around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, did you ask her for advice about how to stop the police investigation? >> the only thing i remember -- i do not remember what we were talking about. i just remember maybe saying how could this happen, oh, my gosh, what are we going to do? this is a disaster, how she could do that. when you're panicking, these are the kind of things you said. you cannot be -- you feel betrayed. i was feeling betrayed and was so angry. >> did you discuss with ms. peralta haynes what you should do with regard to telling ms. madison what you wanted her to do? >> i do not remember -- i think i remember saying what is going to happen now? >> now, you had some other calls with ms. madison that afternoon? >> yes. >> and in those calls, the purpose of your calls to them was to tell them not to share any of the information you had given to ms. madison, is that correct? >> they -- well, any of them have my permission to disclose all the conversations that we had. >> and that's why you made the

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we could have more storms this afternoon as early as 3:00 or 4:00 p.m., but tapering off by 11:00 p.m.. in the district, we did make it to 100 at reagan national. otherwise, in the upper 90's. 73 in hagerstown. a heat advisory is east of i-95 from noon until 7:00 p.m.. hot and sticky with scattered storms, some of which will be strong and severe, paul and close to 90 by sunday. >> this is a quiet note. overnight construction barrels are being moved up to the roadway. that includes 66, eastbound and westbound. a detour on the beltway for a short period around -- nothing complicated. as a matter of fact, we show you the live picture of traffic heading north bound. just fine from there to the pentagon. the red is heading south in case you are getting away and headed for the outer banks. clear all the way. going to the bay bridge -- this is a live picture. this is about 50 across the bridge. yesterday we had a six-hour long crash in heights town -- hyattstown. everything is back to normal. >> thank you. in the day ahead a hearing will be held in federal court in the case involving the fil

lots more ahead at 4:30 p.m.idnapped in asia, new details unfolding as two americans set free. >> mystery in des moines what police are saying about the disappearence of 8 and 10-year- old cousins. >>> gloves coming off, president's new add campaign attacked mitt romney. eyewitness news at ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> 4:28 p.m., 95 degrees, partly cloudy thanks for staying with eyewitness news i am nick carter. it is starting to gitanasy, today, president obama -- get nasty, today president obama continues to build his argument against mitt romney and his time at bane capital. today romney is pushing back. >> reporter: president obama brought his campaign to ohio for the second time in less than two weeks. >> hello cincinnati. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in cincinnati he tried out a new line of attack against his republican rival the president claims mitt romney's tax plan which ships jobs overseas, at the expense of middle class voters, like the ones in the battleground state. >> governor romney's economic plan

. >> 3:00 p.m. is a different story. >> we have no thunder, no lightning, no flooding, no strong winds. we'll take that. >> all right, let's just stop there. >> yeah. >> let's not go any further. >> but later today, we might. >> uh-oh, all right. >> so, b prepared for that, but right now we don't have any problems travelwise, if you're just about ready to head out the door. you're heading out under a clear sky. we'll have a beautiful start to the day, lots of sunshine, but we do have the possibility of some strong storms developing later today. right now, all these areas in yellow are in the 70s, and that includes most of virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, even some of the high spots in western maryland. we've got some hot air aloft beginning to move in. it's in the low 80s there, and there is a risk of some severe storms, this whole yellow zone covers the whole region, including washington, virginia, maryland, west virginia. 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., we might get some isolated storms producing so

this afternoon, 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.torms that might produce damaging winds and hail as well as brief heavy downpours. that could quickly cool things down but unfortunately might cause power outages, too. probably not severe. then over the weekend, finally, lower humidity coming in. only a slight chance of a thunder shower saturday. near 90, monday, tuesday. danella, how is traffic now? >> well, tom, checking things out on branch avenue. prince george's county earlier this morning making your way northbound at silver hill road, construction is blocking the left lane. that's gone. now let's talk about delays. as you make your way northbound at 301 starting to see volume in this area. and delays continue as you make your way. i can tell you northbound as well as southbound on ranch avenue, no accidents. aaron and angie, over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> 6:23. a fight over an iphone lands a local man in the hospital this morning. the video police want you to see. >>> and slimmed down. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone

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we got a big break and then after 8:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m., strong line that's going to come in to our area. does have some lightning with it. so we might have some high winds. i don't think we'll have anything over 40 definitely some lightning and more downpours. we're at 81 degrees. gone from hot to very stormy to really wet and on the cool side. our temperatures will dip down to mid-70s by 11:00 p.m. it's rain, rain, overnight. tomorrow morning showers starting out at 66 and 71 degrees. depends on what side of the front you'll be on and indeed ate front that's right through d.c. with an area of low pressure that's moving east along that front and that's what's going to allow us to see more showers and storms across parts of the area tomorrow. if you're on the north side of this front, mainly areas north of d.c., you'll have kind of a cool showery type of conditions tomorrow. on the south side and right along the front the potential for some isolated storms and some moderate to heavy rain. by sunday we'll see that front really start to lay out more, wiggle around the area so showers and m

neighbors first saw smoke around 1:00 p.m. coming from the home. firefighters arrived a few minutes later and quickly put out the fire. officials do not have a cause yet and managed to contain the flames to the first floor, but there's moderate to major smoke damage throughout the home. >>> a new south bay casino, one that's been open for several months. executives say they were ready to hope in april but have been waiting for permanent approval. that may come on july 19th. if it does, the casino's ground -- additional permits for gambling on the casino's top floor would reportedly take longer. the city college of san francisco, has eight months to prove it's worthy of staying home. it also said that while ccsf has been given a chance to stay hope, the school must also make preparations for possible closure. with 90,000 students, it is california's largest college. the biggest issue, the college's failure to fix london standing problems of -- >>> a growing number of california voters are not happy with the job governor brown is doing. on the heels

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january 4, 2012, 12:03 p.m.? >> yes. is that you? >> that text message from your husband to you reads, left you a v.m. but didn't hear back. >> a voice message. >> you understand the v.m. to mean voice message. >> voice message. >> earlier you testified that the -- you testified about the content of the message that your husband left you. does seeing this change your testimony at all? >> no. it's completely consistent. >> ok. >> he said he left a voice message and he said he left? >> i'm sorry, ms. lopez, earlier you testified about the content of the voicemail your husband left you along the lines of hello, sweetie, where are you, how are you? >> yes. after seeing this portion of exhibit 8 0 i just put in front of you, is that still your recollection of what the voicemail message was your husband sent you? >> of course. >> he left a voice message to me and i didn't respond. >> so ms. lopez, i'm now going to show you another exhibit that's in evidence, it's exhibit 5 7, another text message. and for the benefit o

probably not needing a jacket at all 9:00 p.m.n danville. 69 degrees i'll be out there for the big parade and life during our 11:00 broadcast. tune in for that. if you have the day off today, congratulations to you. if you head to work, dress for the hot day ahead. 89 degrees inland, 82 bayside and 70 at the coast. we level off in the upcoming weekend. great weekend for the beach. we talk about the beach forecast coming up and everything else happening for the fourth of july and corresponding forecast. that's on the way. back to you for now. >> a lot of people are off today and traffic is light. you may wonder where mike is this morning. >> he's not here. because on this fourth of july mike makes a switch from traffic reporting to grand marshalling. that doesn't mean you won't see him. catch him at the fourth of july in p fremont that kicks off at 10:00 this morning. here's a look at that route. mike and his family are riding in the parade dedicated to service men and women returning home from tours. in addition to mike, you can c