it was in the parking lot of a low's home improvement store off ridder park drive across the street from the old san jose mercury news building. the homicide investigation can be seen from passing vehicle on nearby 880 with shoppers shocked to learn a map was fund dead here last night. >> never seen any problems. no confrontations. >> surprised. >> ever had problems in this area? >> no. never. >> police say a passerby alerted them to the man would had visible injuries and not breathing when officers arrived the homicide detectives spent ten hours on the scene paying particular attention to pontiac that was towed away as evidence. there are homeless encampments in the area. san jose police is investigated eight homicides involving homeless people this year, one case has been solved. police have not released the identity of this victim for possible such lover many workers in the area conditioned about their safety. >> does it make you think twice about walking in the parking lot alone? >> now. >> a it is the 38th homicide of the year in san jose. that is almost eight more than all of last

you're called to get return if you're washington post and if you were not ridder it's like i get youater. so what you do as a reporter you don't get top guys anymore. you go to middle people who are really doing all of the work and know what's going on, and those are the people who were telling jonathon and walter we don't see this evidence of -- evidence of weapon mass destruction we just don't agree so they were writing stories for those newspapers and what happens? the philadelphia inquirer owned by knight ridder did not run some its own bureau stories because they didn't match the "new york times" story. they believe that "new york times" instead of their own people because it's like if you don't believe it, you must be unpatriotic and there's a heard mentality within the media that does take effect in cases like this where if everybody is reporting it must be right. and if you report something else, oh -- something is is wrong. how do you prove it? so that's -- that's one of the problems within the media. we all know it's there. and iraq was probably one of the worst examples, i

a better example is what happened with knight ridder.hey had two reporters jonathan attlee and walter strobel who are working for knight ridder. if you're knight ridder in washington you don't get the same kind of help from the experts and that you are if you're the washington post and new york times. what you do as a reporter is you don't try to get to the top guys anymore go to the middle people who are really doing all the work. and those are the people who are telling jonathan and walter we don't see this evidence of mass destruction. we just don't agree. the philadelphia bureau did not run their own stories because it didn't match the new york times story. they believed the new york times instead of their own people because it's like if you don't believe it you must be unpatriotic. and there is a herd mentality within the media that doesn't take effect in cases like this where if everybody is reporting and must be right. if you report something else it's wrong. how do you prove it. that's one of the problems within the media we all

ridder park drive is now open to traffic. workers can come to the shopping lazy and start their day. police still have a portion of the parking lot blocked off so people are not allowed in this part of the earthquake parking lot. check out this video we shot in the past half hour police officers are still working there and the mobile crime laboratory is collecting evidence, and the victim's body was taken by the coroner an hour ago and the plan was found last night in the parking lot with visible injuries and not breathing and died at scene. a lowe's employee said the co-worker would have been here when the body was found. >> we close the building at 9:00 and we have people there cleaning up the store. i hope it is not one of us. one of our associates. >> worker say there have been a few problems with homeless encampments and drag racing but nothing like this. this is the 38th homicide the year in san jose and it is eight more than all of last year. >> developing news, we are monitoring a big police presence in each richmond

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we are going to have the highlights from the ridder cup. in the box office. >> because our ability of outside world to life in places like this to keep us safe. nicole: peculiar children wins, let's check out u.s. stock market futures, dow futures up 16, nasdaq futures up 2 after the best quarter of the year for stocks. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. announcer: when they test you, stand firm and move only when you hear the seatbelt click that says they're buckled in for the drive. never give up till they buckle up. >> right on time. >> delighted to meet you. >> he's invisible. >> a gene carried down from your family. nicole: popular young adult's novel, peculiar children took the number one spot at the box office. cost about $110 million to make but still came in number one with 28 and a half million. lions gate mark wahlberg, managed 20.6 in debut. storks under 14 million and sulley with 8.4 million. >> kim card -- kardashian was held at gunpoint. badly shaken but physically unharmed, the robbers d

. >> meet jameson and mitch, the ridder brothers, doing what many of us would consider a bucket list trip. they're driving all over the country hoping to go to more college football games in one season than anyone has ever before. the boycy state/byu game makes 23 this sees be and they still have about 30 to go. >> there's a couple moments where i was kind of like, oh wow, it does take someone sw a little bit of a crazy bone in their body to pull off a trip like this. >> for the past seven weeks the brothers have called this rv home. >> the master bath. >> and they'll have 11 weeks left taking turns driving and sleeping, many times driving straight through the night. >> fridge, stocked with beer, some food. >> so i had to ask, are these brothers sick of football just yet? they told me they still stay for the final whistle of every game. >> one game can make or break the season at this point. the excitement seems like it's even greater than it was when we started the trip. >> it intensifies. >> the brothers are looking forward to the rest of their trip which will end with the national

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particular case, police say the man was found at 10:40 last night near an suv in the lot on park ridder drive. he was unconscious and not breathing. he was sitting on the ground and had blood on his face. was pronounced dead at the scene. it appears that the man may have been leg out of his suv. crime scene technicians spent a lot of time looking over the whole scene for evidence. the vehicle was towed and now detectives are trying to figure out what led up to this man's death. some homeless advocates are worried because there have been a rash of homeless men who have been killed recently. >> to see something like this so close to home, it's heavy on the heart. >> are you concerned that it may be someone that you know? >> a little bit. somebody that may be we have come into contact with, either through our meal program or through our shelter services. >> reporter: police have been asked in recent weeks is there someone targeting homeless people and they have responded saying there's no reason to believe that the cases are linked. they have happened in various parts of the city and some

what a gorgeous view it is right now from the top of the knight ridder building in downtown inside. jose still 82. looks dark and cooler. it's not. santa rosa 82. san francisco 71. it will cool down tonight. low to mid-50s for most of us. concord 54. san jose 56. 50 santa rosa and napa. milder than the past several mornings. san francisco 55. 7:12 sunrise tomorrow. raiders as vern mentioned a couple of minutes ago trying to go 4-1. they can do it by beating the chargers on sunday. you can watch the game right here on kpix 5 if you are heading to the game, short sleeves, 75 degrees. sunny and mild in oakland sunday. so why is it warm? why is it so sunny? why are we not seeing any rainfall around here? all because of the high which is the center of a big dome of high pressure which is strong enough to muscle the storm track up to the north. it's going to pour this weekend in seattle and portland but for us it's around sunshine and northwest wind wrapping around the wind keeping us warm. san francisco today 81. fleet week or any of the thousands of reasons why you would want to come in

, norma quarrels, correspondent for nbc news, and robert boyd, washington bureau chief for knight ridder newspapers. politicalocur, senior correspondent, is the moderator. sander vanocur: a few words about the order of the format tonight. the order of questioning was determined by a toss of the coin. congresswoman ferraro won the toss, so she elected to speak last. vice president bush will get the first question. this is from the four reporters on the panel. a reporter will ask a question, follow-up question, and then the same to the other candidate then , each candidate will get to rebut the other. the debate will be divided into two parts. the fair will be a section the , first one on domestic affairs, the second on foreign affairs. now the matter of address was decided by the candidates. therefore it will be vice president bush, congresswoman ferraro, and we begin our questioning with john mashek. john mashek: john adams our nation's first president once said, today i am nothing. tomorrow i may be everything. with that in mind, i'd like to ask the following question. vice president bu

wrfh radio free helzer, 20 '07 is doug ridder syndicated show student program and the general manager of the station is here with us today, scott, and if you students will probably try to give you some of you later today. we have about 30 students right now working on this come in this area, looking for internships this coming summer. so again welcome to let me turn the program over today's moderate, today's leading authority on radio to education and public opinion as expressed in immediate, a graduate of hofstra university waitresses on its department of medications advisory board, michael harrison, my old friend has served on on air program director in long island, san diego, los angeles and boston. he was the owner operator of the the spr in springfield and has been on their personnel in numerous major stations such as the new york, washington, d.c. and other places and has hosted and produced national programs syndicated. i could go on. is currently the editor and publisher of two of you talk reduce leading trade publications, radio info and "talkers" which has been publishing si