. >>> authorities arrested a man accused of running wild and make thed in a san francisco b.a.r.t station. we received this mug shot of the 25-year-old perez. immigration naturalization officers and san francisco attorney investigators took him into custody. he is facing a variety of charges, all stemming from an accident last month at the 16th street b.a.r.t station. b.a.r.t police say he lunged at passengers and workers while performing acrobatics. he is being held in -- with $100,000 bail. >>> in detectives are looking for 32-year-old william cordova. they say cordova gunned down jimmy richardson. the killing was the first homicide of 2013. police say cordova also pose by the name william johnson and -- goes by william johnson. >>> court systems if, celebrating the just passed state budget. it restore are also some of the recent cuts made to court funding in the past four years. officials say their budgets have lost about a billion dollars resulting in the closure of 60 courthouses and the laying off of scores of workers. >> i think it is the first time we have begun to turn the ship a

san francisco, it is the location that is the bombshell? >> reporter: jessica, that's right. it is surprising. a trader joe's across the street. behind me south san francisco b.a.r.t. station. about 100 yards from here, the apartment authorities say was operating as a brothel. a total of four people are now behind bars facing charges of pimping young women. agents from the state department of justice arrested two women and two men for operating what is described as a network of brothels in northern california. agents arrested three of the suspects in the sacramento area last night. a a fourth here at this well-kept south san francisco apartment complex >> he seems really nice. just hi and bye neighbor. i am sorry, i am just really shocked right now. >> this woman know tilsnoticed of at apartment was cracked open. >> i am completely shocked right now. i thought somebody just popped into the apartment. because we are next to b.a.r.t. the window was open and door open, somebody went in. >> in fact the department of justice several johns went in and took advantage of young women. many of the women smuggled from overseas. and rotated between the locations in the area and the cap

employee who helped keep computers safe from a naked man at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. >>> two men shot and killed, the latest on the search for the gunmen. >>> we're following developing news in san francisco. police are reportedly bringing in equipment to pull protesters out of trees. >>> it's a chilly start to the day. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s, but it is going to be a bay area stunner, simply spectacular weather and then things change as we get into your weekend. your full forecast coming up. >>> although the bay bridge looks fine, getting there may be an issue. reports of a car fire, maybe actually multiple car fires through lafayette. we'll give you the latest coming up. >>> a live look outside. that is the embarcadero there. you can see lights glistening on the water. it is thursday, june 13th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we start with breaking news in the south bay. that is where san jose police are investigating the city's 24th homicide. "today i

. >>> the man who went on a naked rampage at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station is set to make his first court appearance just over an hour from now. 24-year-old yener perez was arrested yesterday and is charged with felony false imprisonment and sexual battery. this is video of perez at the 16th street b.a.r.t. station last month where he harassed passenger and b.a.r.t. workers. perez is being held on $100,000 bail. the former acrobat is facing deportation to his native colombia. >>> in marin county, a patrol officer gave what could be damaging testimony against joseph naso. naso is defending himself against murder charges that he murdered four women. naso's parole officer testified that he found a list of women and he says he believes this was a list of murder victims. >>> a one-alarm fire was reported this morning at a construction site at san francisco general hospital. ktvu's alex savidge joins us live to explain what happened and if any patients were in danger. >> reporter: good afternoon. no patients were put in danger. i got an update from the spokesperso

. >>> the 24-year-old naked man who went on the ram page last month at a san francisco b.a.r.t. stationis due in court today. yesterday, the 24-year-old was arrested and charged with felony imprisonment and battery. this video shows him heckling passengers and harassing b.a.r.t. employees as well. perez is being held on a $100,000 bail. he's a former acrobat. he's now facing possibly being tee ported back to colombia. >>> it's being called the first major glitz of the new electric tolling system at the golden gate bridge. hundred of drivers may have been unfairly penalized. mary curry calls it growing pains for the new automaticked -- automated toll system which started 90 days that's. >> a lot of the invoices came back with checks. the checks began to pile up and were processed in the timely manner. >> reporter: curry says the problem only affects a very small number of bridge commuters but they are doing everything possible to solve the problem. >>> new developments in a wildfire burning near yosemite national park. scores of additional homes have been evacuated. this is on top of the

year-old zilu was arrested in an apartment complex just across the street from south san francisco's b.a.r.t. station. the doj says many of the women were smuggled in from china and rotated between locations in the bay area and sacramento so they could not connect with each other. neighbors say they are shocked that sex trafficking could be happening in plain sight. one woman says the door of that apartment was always cracked open, but she never thought twice about it. >> i am completely shocked right now. i thought somebody just popped into the apartment because we're next to b.a.r.t. since the window is usually cracked open or the door is open, i thought somebody went in. >> i think people don't pay attention. they kind of have blinders on when it comes to things like that. when it happens, it's like my gosh. >> the arrest came after a five-month investigation by the state department of justice. doj says more arrests could be on the way. >>> a petaluma man is in jail after he showed up for a sexual encounter with an 11-year-old who was, in fact, an undercover santa clara sheriff's deposition. the 2

the man who stopped a naked man from attacking people at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station is being called a hero this morning. duane bullard of antioch is a b.a.r.t. system service worker. last month he confronted a naked man who pushed a woman to the floor at the 16th and mission station. cell phone video of that attack has since gone viral with more than 300,000 views. bullard called police then ran in to help. >> i'm thinking of my mom and my sister and my wife and any of the ladies in my church. it could have been anybody i know. i would want somebody to do the same for my family, so i just did what i should be doing, helping. >> he got rewarded for it at least, a little. b.a.r.t. officials took bullard out to dinner, gave him a day off with pay for krg the courage to step in. he said he wasn't looking for recognition, just doing what he thought ruz right. >> in the meantime the suspect is identified as 24-year-old. his friends says he's a dedicated acrobat and performer and it was out of character. >> that is a strange story. >>> 5:10 right now. starting to become a t

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco.sted garizabalo and he will be arraigned in court this afternoon. >>> a peninsula city wants to put a stop to feeding birds in the name of airport safety. the millbrae city council set to vote on a move to ban people from feeding birds they don't own. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the millbrae city council is supposed to vote on this proposal tonight. the ban on feeding birds with the san francisco airport single out the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. in the past 18 months, there have been 120 reports of bird strikes at sfo, 12 of those caused damage to the planes. the airport has pinpointed a problem of people feeding birds at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. the feeding attracts the birds which can cause bird strikes. sfo officials hope by reducing the number of birds in the area by banning the feeding, they'll have fewer strikes to aircrafts n. order for b.a.r.t. police to regulate this problem, the city needs to approve the feeding ban. one of the more famous bird strikes came when c

. >>> he made news for dropping his drawers during a bizarre meltdown at a san francisco b.a.r.t. stationfully wearing a standard jump suit when he appeared in court. he pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against him. he was caught on camera completely naked attacking passengers and doing gymnastics. >> roundoff. >>> one oregon grandmother fed up with neighborhood crime organized a community watch group, difference is they pack their own heat and they're not afraid to use it. despite her name, 65-year-old grandmother coy telonin is anything but. it's that spirit that helped her beat breast cancer and drove her to chase an alleged thief off her property. >> i was having a cup of coffee at my window looking out and i noticed this fellow. >> reporter: she says she saw the man steal a beloved statue her mother had given her when her mother died leaving only this broken plate behind. >> he didn't just come to my yard and steal a statue, he tried to get in my front door and that alarms me. >> reporter: that concern now igniting her into action. she's organizing a watchdog group in her jen

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco was crowded on may 10 when this video was shot. while bullard got involved, others kept their distance. >> they reacted by pulling their phones out and filming it. that's it. that's the only assistance i could get. >> reporter: i asked him what was going through his mind at that moment of truth, when he confronted the naked crazed man in defense of that woman. >> i'm thinking of my mom and my sister and my wife, and any of the ladies in my church. it could have been anybody i know. i would want somebody to do the same for my family. so i just did what i should be doing. helping. >> reporter: this video has been seen by the b.a.r.t. police chief. >> obviously we don't expect him nor do we want him to engage with anybody who is involved in criminal activity. but he had the courage to do so. >> reporter: officials took bullard out to dinner and gave him a paid day off. i asked him how he feels about the label hero. >> it's okay. but i mean i wasn't looking for that. i was just doing it because that's what's right. >> reporter: that na

. >>> now to a bizarre incident a naked man terrorizes people at a san francisco b.a.r.t. rail station. man, run, run. >> this actually happened last month but the video is only now seeing the light of day. that 24-year-old man inar perez seen lunging at people doing hand stands, splits -- help us -- backflips. at one point he rolls on the ground completely naked, a naked acrobat. hide the kids. friend described his behavior as completely out of character. they don't think drug were involved. they describe him as a workaholic acrobat, a workaholic acrobat and performer and he seems to be having a breakdown in the video. he was surrendered and taken to the hospital for psychiatric evaluation. he was charged with misdemeanor battery, the workaholic naked acrobat. >> what really gets me about this some of the commuters are walking by as if nothing is going on. >> it's san francisco. that stuff happened in the subway there. >> performance art. >>> come up how much would you pay to have lunch with a big named ceo, what a meal with yahoo!'s leader is going for, all for charity. (girl) what d

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco, and of course, the bay area rapid transit system. this is strange and hard to wat watch. a completely naked man causing all kinds of trouble, and thrashing passengers and assaulting passengers even. >> police is on the way. ma'am, run, run. >> grabbing at her. this is a b.a.r.t. maintenance worker helping her out, and taking the video is a b.a.r.t. station agent. >> stay in here, please. >> you can hear that she is really shaken up. he starts to walk all over the turnstiles and doing crazy gymnastics moves. the guy is identified as a 24-year-old man who goes by geneire perez. he bear hugs a older gentleman there, and other people walking through. why didn't a bunch of people gang up on this guy. >> maybe because he is naked. >> easily that he is not in the right state of mind. turns out that he is a dedicated acrobat, and if you look at the facebook page, you can see him doing all sorts of acrobatic work, and towards tend of the video, you can see he is laying down. one guy in a bike comes by to kick him on the butt. this went down m

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco talking with riders trying to make their case. at the same time this letter is going out to employers letting them know it would be very smart to start planning now, that b.a.r.t. is negotiating with labor unions of a contract that expires sunday. if those negotiations fail, we could possibly see service disruptions as early as monday. b.a.r.t.'s two biggest unions authorized a strike, but negotiations are still happening. the mtc is saying commuters get ready. caltran riders expect a lot of company. the ferries could be busy, too. car also be crowded, freeways, bridges. we spoke with one commuter who said even if you all these commuters, it will be awfully inconvenient. >> all the oakland staff takes the b.a.r.t. over and vice versa. we also work with the youth and the youth we employ work at the coliseum and they take b.a.r.t. >> ac transit is offering up buses, but it has a labor contract expiring on june 30th. union leaders sent a letter citing safety concerns if buses are used in the event of a strike. the mtc did authorize s

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco. police arresting garazablo yesterday and ellen aplayed an court some time this afternoon. >>> the next half hour the pog is expected to announce women will be eligible for combat roles in two of the military's two most elite forces, the navy s.e.a.l.s and army rangers. the details we know so far, women could start training as army rain xbrirs midngers by 20 s.e.a.l.z 2016. the women will be expected to pass the same physical test as men. supporters include the aclu, which sued the golf last fall over the exclusion of women in combat roles. we spoke to the attorney in that case who says it's about time women are given this chance to get the specialized training since they are already dying in combat. >> you know, women have been serving in combat roles on the ground in iraq and afghanistan and have been surveying alongside men in ground combat positions, even in units? >> on the other side, opponent says women aren't built the same as men in terms of physical strength so combat roles s

san francisco international. people feeding birds at millbrae b.a.r.t. station and other public areas attract more birds. officials at sfo say many of the birds end up at the airport. opponents of the plan say it's not clear enough. >> does that mean by 280 where we have eagles? does it mean right in the park right down the street from my house? i couldn't tell from the ordinance. >> last year and a half there's a total of 120 bird strikes in san francisco international airport, 12 resulted in damage to an aircraft. >> the council will vote on the ordinance next week. if passed, first-time offenders would be fined up to $100. >>> heads up for you this morning. you want to be extra careful out on roadways as you head into work this morning. that's because caltranss crews will be out in force picking up trash alongside the highways throughout the bay area. crews will be cleaning up highway 101 from the 286-80 interchange to highway 37 in san jose and further north in san rafael and san francisco. work starts at 9:00. caltrans says last year alone it spent more than 52 million on litter removal. so, use you

the ban on feeding birds began with the san francisco national airport single tout millbrae b.a.r.t. statione. in about the past 18 months there have been 120 reports of bird strikes at sfo, that's birds running into plaefrns. 12 of those caused damage to the planes. the airport pinpointed a problem of people feeding birds at the millbrae b.a.r.t. station. the feeding attracts the birds which can cause the bird strikes. sfo officials hope that by banning feeding they'll have fewer strikes to aircrafts. in order for b.a.r.t. police to regulate this problem, the city needs to approve the feeding ban. of course, one of the more famous 3wird strikes came about a year and a half ago when captain sullenberger had to land his jet in the hudson river. this is a ban on feeding birds not owned by the person. we're live in millbrae, arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for the update. >>> looks already like a nice morning out there. >> it's going to feel good when we can finally get out in it. >> a little fresh air won't hurt anyone. >> good morning, guys, 5:36 now. a beautiful s

b.a.r.t. station in downtown san francisco and we can tell you the afternoon commute is going much smoother. we showed some video, less than an hour ago. delays are in the three to five minute range as b.a.r.t. gets back on track after a morning most commuters will no doubt like to forget. the definition of misery, trying to get from the east bay into san francisco this morning. groups that usually take a half hour or so -- >> like an hour. >> two hours i started in berkeley. >> reporter: the early morning crash left b.a.r.t. with only one track to use for much of the morning commute. for passengers trains were slow in coming and for those lucky enough to finally get on a san francisco bound train they were squeezed in tight. >> packed in like sardines here this morning. >> we pay a lot more than most transit system, a little frustrating. >> reporter: people knew they weren't going to get to work on time after packed train after pack trained moved through. >> we had to watch a train which looked like people packed until they were spilling out just sitting there. >> reporter: one woman told u

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco.he victims suffered permanent eye damage after being hit. several other people got bruises on their legs, arm and back. >>> a wisconsin town is taking a very unique approach when it comes to cracking down on childhood bullying. police officers can fine parents more than $100 if they can't help solve the problem. the new law is to target parents with children who are repeat offenders. the mayor there says he hopes this will show that the city is taking concerns seriously. >>> boy, a bit of a set basketball for those beautiful bay lights that, that project in san francisco, the new discovery that has project managers launching an investigation. >>> cooler temperatures today. hot weather is in the forecast this week. meteorologist steve paulson will have your forecast. >>> good morning. northbound 280 traffic, a little bit of slowing here as you approach highway 17. another traffic update is minutes away. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol?

san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. 4:31. new details this morning, the unions representing b.a.r.t. train operators and station agents are planning too hold strike authorization votes on tuesday. they are their current contracts expire in nine days. b.a.r.t. employees handed out leaflet necessary front of several busy stations wednesday, hoping to win the support of rioters, health and pension costs, on-the-job safety and raises remain the top i shall ties bargaining table. abc7 news reporter matt keller will have more in a live report in the next half hour. >>> oakland police blocked off the streets last night in the san pablo gateway district for a couple hours, its search for a robbery suspect. an abc 7 news photographer shot this video of officers detaining a man at martin luther king junior way and 19th street around 7:00 last night. police have not said if he was the suspect they were looking for. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the south of market area. police found a man shot several times on sixth street between howard and nat toma before 10 last night. police evidence markers

san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thanks. >>> 5:31 now. new details this morning, the unions representing b.a.r.t. train operators and station agents are planning to hold a strike authorization vote on tuesday. their current labor contracts expire in nine days. b.a.r.t. employees handed out leaf threats in the front of several busy stations yesterday, hoping to went support of riders. health and pensions costs, on-the-job safety and raises remain the top issues at the bargaining table. abc7 news reporter matt keller will have more in a live report coming up in the next half hour. >>> oakland police blocked off streets last night, the san pablo gateway district for a couple of thundershowers search for a robbery suspect. an abc7 news photographer shot this video of officers detaining a man at martin luther king junior way and 19th street around 7 last night. police have not said if he was the suspect that they were looking for. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the south of market area. police found a man shot several times on sixth street between howard around nat toma before ten last night. police evi

b.a.r.t. station in san francisco. >>> we had a nice one yesterday.e, jon. the coolest of the week. 7:56. these are the clouds that made it to sunol this morning. they're not going to last all day. the next couple hours our winds really start to increase. they're pretty strong especially at the immediate coast. even with that full shine we're talking low to mid 70s. only 58 degrees in san francisco. meanwhile, 69 for us here in san jose. let's check on that drive. looking a little shaky out there. >> maybe the clouds made it to sunol because they were given a lift. look at the camera shaking. i'm trying to show you southbound 101 off the bay bridge. it's jmd all the way down to silver avenue where just seconds ago chp updated their report saying all lanes are clear from the major injury crash. 280 southbound also with slowdowns. this is just in the nick of time. 101 both directions are slow between ralston boulevard and san mateo because of the slower drive there. just bogging down, jon. back to you. >> busy traffic tuesday, mike. back in half an hour

b.a.r.t. station, one of four stations heavily impacted by the delays that lasted five thundershowers morning. they had to shutdown one of the tracks in the transbay tube which connects san francisco here to the east bay. now people headed on to b.a.r.t., facing a few minutes in delays. people opted for other transportation and others decided to take the day off all together. >> i rely on b.a.r.t. every day. >> reporter: not today for this man of richmond. >> i don't drive across the bridge, the same reason. the bridge is worse than b.a.r.t. i rely on b.a.r.t. heavily to get to work every single day. >> reporter: one of an estimated 25,000 regular b.a.r.t. riders who avoided the trains today after hour-long delays plagued the morning commute. only eight trains running each hour between the transbay tube instead of 23. delays caused by an accident between two maintenance vehicles just after 2:30 this morning a modified truck, like the orange one pictured here was sitting near the tube when a welding vehicle, roughly the size of a freight train car apparently lost control heading down a drill hill and crashed into it. those two vehicles dragged for a while. that's what caused the da

b.a.r.t. passengers in san francisco. it shows 24 years, perez pushing people around and doing back flips and hand stands at the 16 16th street the b.a.r.t. station. before that he was reportedly out jumping on cars. perez is not a u.s. citizen. he was arrested on misdemeanor battery charges. immigration officials are monitoring him with a gps bracelet. >>> it's 8:24. violent solar flares on the sun grabbed the attention of nasa. it's a sight to see, but it's also causing major concerns. last month, nasa says there were 16 large solar flares that sent radiation into the solar system. scientists say solar weather can get so bad, it can take out satellites here on earth. >> it's possible that it can affect cell phone service, communication satellites, in fact power grids can go down. if there's an entire black out, that could be caused by some of the solar storms as well. >> nasa is scheduled to launch a mission that will help scientists understand the sun's lower atmosphere and help explain the increase in solar activity. >>> let's bring sal back. yesterday you had a major mess to follow on highway 24. how is it it looking this morning. >> much be

b.a.r.t. workers out at stations all across the bay area warning riders of a strike that could come as early as monday morning. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in san franciscoiders there and businesses are getting all ready for the looming strike. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. a couple of changes within the last couple minutes, jon. b.a.r.t. union?1f workers arri at the embarcadero station. they're handing out flyers to b.a.r.t. riders letting them know about this labor dispute. ridersc/ telling us they're taking the advice of transportation leaders and getting prepared with a plan b in the event of a strike. we shot some video downstairs inside the embarcadero station this morning, commutershñ hurryg to get around within the city. they're telling us they will probably walk or use bicycles. beyond that they say that will have to jump in the car or telecommute as b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions have authorized a strike. =9 the freeways, ferries, trains, even though they would be beefing up services. on caltrain riders tell us they are preparing for a crush of extra riders just in case. i spoke with a daly city b.a.r.t. rider this

station and all these roadways, the maze, and the foex of the b.a.r.t. train that will be the option for you if you're heading into san francisco, a lot of the morning commute if b.a.r.t. is taken out of the picture, we have all these roadways that are then going to be flooded with cars headed to this point, choking you off from the east bay to the city. one option to the north, richmond center fell bridge. two options to the south getting more flow. san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. the ripple effect happens because as the bridges take more tract, so does 880 and 101 down the east bay and peninsula and there's also the potential for a strike, and that would knock out the dumbarton express. let's hold off and worry about b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. ripples into the east bay as well. through the trivalley, it goes to the pittsburgh bay point off the highway, complicated as they flow into the bay. and we have b.a.r.t. itself which is an option for folks traveling along market and in the puninlsa. we have b.a.r.t. commuted underground and muny above ground. with b.a.r.t. out of the picture, 30% of that is gone. could be a mess through san francisco and getting

san francisco. the bus pushed a car nearly a block before stopping at masonic avenue and oak street last night. the bus driver was taken to the hospital. >>> number two the unions representing b.a.r.t. train operators and stationts are planning to hold strike authorization votes on tuesday. their current labor contracts expire a week from sunday. b.a.r.t. workers handed out leaflet at several busy stations yesterday hoping to went support of riders. >>> the dow jones index lost 354 points, wiping out six weeks of gains. >>> for the second straight year, the nba champions are the miami heat. of course, led by lebron james. lebron led the heat over the spurs in game seven of the nba finals. "good morning, america" talks with the big three, lebron, dwyane wade and chris bosh at 7 a.m. >>> number of six, speaking of heat, happy first day of summer, chilly to get you going, mostly sunshine for today, warming up by noontime, 78 inland. 70 by the bay. coast -- coastal temperatures, 58 degrees, really ramped up by 4 p.m. with another chance of some cloud cover over the evening. chance of rain over the weekend. >>> and number seven, taking a look right now at your berkeley drive westbound 80, it is moving well, albeit,

san francisco. police say the defendants drove up to the victims, tried to rob them and then gunned them down near a b.a.r.t. stationn the mission district. the suspects are 34-year-old larry car, 33-year-old george vickers and 30-year-old jason wittenburg. investigators say an officer was injured when the suspects tried to escape police and backed into a patrol car. bail for the three parolees was set at a million dollars. >>> 7:18. we have breaking news. the u.s. supreme court did not issue a ruling this morning on california's proposition 8 during its session. that means the earliest a ruling could come down on california's ban on same-sex marriage would be monday. the court only announces rulings on mondays and thursdays beginning at 7:00 a.m. they are expected to add other days next week. the court handed down rulings on three cases. the court is scheduled to make a decision on proposition 8 before their current session ends at the end of this month. >>> 7:18. thousands of people are asking linked in to change its policy on privacy settings. the issue came up after a woman says her former employer who she says

the oakland premiere of fruitvale station, an award-winning film about the day leading up to grant's death on a b.a.r.t. platform in 2009. >>> two former san franciscomord the floor of one tenant and reportedly cut a hole in the living room floor, cut off electricity and stole money and jewelry from other tennessee nants. the pair, kip and nicole macy will go to prison more than four years. >>> tesla recalling 800 model vehicle he is. founder, elon musk, says they were made between may 10th and june 8th of this year. the mounting bracket on one of the back seats is weaker than intended and may not hold up in the event of a crash. we are going to have a look at weather and traffic right after this break. >>> welcome back. and good wednesday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. the time is 9:48, the camera starting to shake a little bit, the winds picking up. see old glory, camera not that bad, up in the higher elevations. a beautiful day 65, sunnyvale. at lunchtime today, we will enjoy 68 in fremont, 70 at noon in livermore, rounding out the day, mid to upper 70s, warmest cities across the bay you ywn77 livermore, 71, fremont, a good-lo

in san francisco an arraignment today for an acrobat who gives new meaning to the term flipping out. cops there say the man ditched his clothes, ran wild last month inside a b.a.r.t. subway stationpeople, performing wild stunts including backflips. he's naked. the scary scene was caught on camera and it indeed went viral. another crazy viral video results in a guilty verdict and possible prison time for an amateur filmmaker. you may remember this arizona teenager seen dressed in a sheet pointing a fake grenade launcher at cars in a busy intersection, his uncle put him up to the stunt and was convicted of endangerment and terrorism hoax charges. that man could face up to five years in prison when he's sentenced. >>> chad johnson waking up a free man today. ochocinco, the former nfl star learned the hard way sometimes you just have to say you're sorry. judge agreed to reduce his 30-day sentence after johnson apologized for not taking a recent court appearance serious enough. >> reporter: chad johnson walked into the courtroom monday morning humbled. >> good morning, mr. johnson. >> good morning, your honor. >> reporter: wearing a beige prison jumpsuit and handcuffs. the former env