two other murders, michael wills and owe dole ro'dell roberson. bailey, there was a fast arrest, people were raiding the bakery, found a young man had a shotgun, threw it out the window, gave what turns out to be a flawed confession to police about 12 hours later, 15 hours later. he was in jail for a long time. he was kind of waited out. and decided he didn't want to go to prison for life. and he had some information for the police. and that really kind of came to the crux of the jury's decision yesterday when the leader of the bakery, yusef bey. vichlt, and another man, antoine mackay, were convicted of multiple murders. bey iv was finally convicted of ordering chauncey bailey killed. antoine mackay, long suspected of being the getaway driver, was convicted. bey iv was convicted of ordering wills killed, ordering roberson killed. it was a question of the order. mckay was -- the jury hung on the charge whether mckay was broussa broussard's come edition on the roberson killing. >> with this conviction, the bey family's been a presence in oak hand f

them both in bailey's murder as well as the killings of two other men, michael wills and o'dell roberson. today the jury found the two men guilty of all but one charge. they deadlocked on the murder charge against mackey related to the killing of wills. >> justice has been done. >> reporter: chauncey bailey's family says it's a victory for them as well -- as well as journalists everywhere. >> journalists have a job. they shouldn't be squashed in what they are trying to do. that's what they were trying to do with chauncey. it should never happen. it's the only way the truth gets out. >> reporter: both men face a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. allen, that sentencing hearing is scheduled for next month. >> all right, joe vazquez in oakland, thank you. >>> a public memorial service is under way right now for a baby murdered in east palo alto. friends, family and strangers are gathering at a redwood city chapel to remember 3-month-old jesus jimenez garcia. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. a teen has been charged with murder as an adult. a second se

retire stop spreading islamophobia the whole name of ratings and donations and that's why i found roberson is tonight's time winner. yesterday president obama participated in the morial day ceremonies here in washington d.c. to remember those who have served our country he also laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery to remember those who have died but what about those who come back alive and scarred from war are these as they see it in a tells about one group of veterans who are often overlooked with e-mails. first their heroes the millions of us soldiers that have marched off to war on a government whim then on their return our souls they come home and see the truth about what they've been asked to do and i think this current glorification of the troops can't hide the reality of what happens when these young kids were men and come home and they are the real truth tellers it is often an unexpected truth and many us war veterans come from simple places like this one often not the best off neighborhoods some are following a dream others are lured in by promises of a better life but the

broussard was the gun who gunned down bailey and roberson in 2007. said at the time, he didn't think of them as people. he plans to make a statement of remorse, when he is sentenced in august. he will serve 25 years in prison as a result of a plea deal. >>> up next, the cleanup in vancouver and the toll in damage, arrests, and injuries from last night's fire. >>> temperatures have cooled off today. they're going to cool further as we move into your friday. i'll tell you how cool they'll >>> a small fire damaged a vacant drugstore. firefighters traced the fire to some roofing material, and put it out. investigators think the fire was accidental. security guards reported seeing a contractor on the roof about 45 minutes before that fire started. >>> a mountain view woman is behind bars tonight after police found 29 pounds of marijuana in her apartment. 36-year-old honey margoles faces possession with the intent to sell, it is a felony charge. she was arrested yesterday. investigators found scales and bags inside the apartment and say she them she had ju

broussard was the gun who gunned down bailey and roberson in 2007. said at the time, he didn't think of them as people. he plans to make a statement of remorse, when he is sentenced in august. he will serve 25 years in prison as a result of a plea deal. >>> up next, the cleanup in vancouver and the toll in damage, arrests, and injuries from last night's fire. >>> temperatures have cooled off today. they're going to cool further as we move into your friday. i'll tell you how cool they'll be in your neighborhood. >>> plus, use facebook? what that says about you as a person, and your social circle. >>> a small fire damaged a vacant drugstore. firefighters traced the fire to some roofing material, and put it out. investigators think the fire was accidental. security guards reported seeing a contractor on the roof about 45 minutes before that fire started. >>> a mountain view woman is behind bars tonight after police found 29 pounds of marijuana in her apartment. 36-year-old honey margoles faces possession with the intent to sell, it is a felony charge. s

. >> reporter: now bayh was convicted for first-degree murder of o'dell roberson. bow bayh and macke will be back in court on july 8th to be sentenced. they are both expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. in oakland jody hernandez nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, jodi. at 6:30 we will talk to our legal analyst about the big risks the prosecution took to get this verdict. >>> we have some information in right now. this has to do with a tragedy that happened on the tracks in burlnggame. a train struck and killed a person. there is no cal train service between millbray and hills dale. giants fans are going to have to make other plans. this is what happened. we understand a person walked on to the tracks and was killed. a second day in a row a cal train has killed a person on the tracks in burlinggame. a difficult situation. we are continuing to follow that information and will have more as soon as we know more. >>> a scathing rebuke for pg&e and a report ordered by the public utilities commission which warns urgent refo

them both in bailey's murder as well as the killings of two other men, michael wills and o'dell roberson. today the jury found the two men guilty of all but one charge. they deadlocked on the murder charge against mackey related to the killing of wills. chauncey bailey's family says it's a victory for them as well --as well as journalists everywhere. >> journalists have a job. they shouldn't be squashed in what they do. unfortunately that's what were trying to do with clonscy. it should never happen. it's the only way the truth gets out. >> reporter: the truth is prosecutors say the bakery was an organization that claimed to be the bastion of community em bowerment in oakland for more than a generation. >> somewhere down the line, that message turned to just pure hungry power, violence, hatred and racism and they are nothing but a group of thugs. >> reporter: bey's mother was locked out of the courtroom for the verdict because she arrived late. >> whatever the decision is, i don't know yet and i believe in my son's innocence. i do. >> reporter: both men face a sentence of life in prison