, one wearing a 49ers cap the other a pink tutu. >> any one of these people may have assaulted steven martin. they are also people of interest. >> reporter: to widen the dragnet, martin's friends launched a social media campaign. much like the very successful effort to catch a man trashed a muni bus during the world series revelry. but that police briefing was june of last year and for all intents and purposes, that's the end of the story with no arrests and no indication that police even identified the people in the photograph. >> as we speak, investigators are still working on this case. >> reporter: san francisco police spokesman albee yeah spahr sa gave us an update on the case. >> what could be challenging is you have to prove that you have enough evidence to support a homicide charge if an id is already made. >> reporter: and that's the critical distinction. one source close to the investigation tells kpix 5 that the biggest hurdle in this case is not finding the persons of interest but finding a solid eyewitness to what happened in sharon meadow. that's because the victim's friends al

steven martin, of santa clara, was punched and hit in the -- and hit his head on a sidewalk during a post rays celebration in golden gate parch. police released this video showing him at the east enof golden gate park where the beating occurred. witnesses say mars continue argued with some men wearing 49ers jerseys before he was hit. >> oakland policings are searching for a gunman wanted in a shooting. you can see evidence markers that show more than a does shots were fired. one person died. it happened at 4:30 this morning on 92nd avenue. no arrests have been made. this is oakland reside 38th 38th homicide of the year, this were 46 at this time last year. >> in san francisco, charred items mark the spot where a fire damaged an apartment building in the mission district. the fire was reported just before 2:00 this morning as a three-0 story building on valencia street. no word on what caused the fire. >> police in palo alto say they're increasing patls in the downtown area in response to what may be two connected recent crimes there. officers say two armed men tried to rob a group of

steven martin died after being punched to the ground last year. he and his friends got into an argument over a cell phone. police say they are still reviewing photos of the group and are asking for the public's help in identifying possible suspects. >> it could be more news for the america's cup with another team dropping out. the owner of the italian team holding a news conference. he has no plans to drop out of the race but his team may say otherwise. training runs have been canceled since the may 9th death of sailor andrew simpson. so four, all four teams still left in the race are still planning to stay in the race but the arrival of the italian team owner has some people wondering >>> the best of the best in the cycling world are going to ride around the south bay. the world's type cyclists will compete in stage six of the amgen tour in san jose. making their way about 20 miles finishing with a difficult climb up metcalf road. this is a time-trial stage. tomorrow, the grueling 90-mile track from livermore up mt. diablo and it will wrap up wit

inspectors need help solving a murder that occurred after last year's bay to breaker. 30-year-old steven martin of santa clara was severely beaten at goldene park around 5:00 in the afternoon. he was wearing a green troll wig that day. police later released video from that day back in 2012, showing the east part of the park where the beating occurred. martin argued with some men wearing 49ers jerseys before he was punch. >> breaking news. two people were shot. you see sky 7 over the scene a few minutes ago. the officers are still out there. second victim is still undergoing surgery. no arrests have been made. >>> this morning the group occupy the farm is back on a piece of land in albany. members tore down police tape at the gill tract yesterday and began weeding and planting vegetables. even though cal-berkeley owns that land and has approved it for development, occupiers say that's not the point. >> this is not albany land, it's university ever california land and it should be turned back in farmland because that serves the best purposes for the people. >> the university's position has always

asking for help solving a killing that happened after last year's bay to breakers race. 30-year-old steven martinnta clara, name the green wig was punched in golden gate park after the race he suffered a brain injury and ended up dying 2 weeks later. martin's friends set up a facebook page in his name asking people who attended last year's race and were at the park to please turn in photos or videos of the incident. so far no arrests have been made. >>> new at 10 a record 119 students celebrated their graduation from the college track program which helps underserved students get into college. live now at entertainment arts in redwood city with an inspiring story of beating the odds. >> reporter: julie, really, everyone of these students had to overcome hardships to get here today we followed one girl's journey. some times it can be hard to step out. especially when it is 6:00 a.m. but she is up with her twin brother on their daily journey. in the morning chill they leave their home in richmond. every day, rising with the sun. and waiting to board a bus that will take them to the bart station then

investigators say steven martin was attacked in golden gate park. police have released photos of possible suspects including a man wearing a 49er's jersey and a woman in an orange tutu. >>> today you can see the best cyclists in the world making their way through san jose but be ready for road closures and delays. they will have individual trials. it starts at 12:45 this afternoon. the race starts at the ibm silicon valley lab. it will end at the motorcycle parks. road closures are expected all around the route. the cyclists left on sunday. tomorrow's leg starts in live mother. now ktvu will have live coverage of both the amgen tour and bay to breakers on air on line every day. also tomorrow san francisco police chief greg suhr will be joining us on morning's on 2 at 7:45. he'll tell you everything you need to know about all the events in and around san francisco. >> that is great. it will be great to get a good heads up from him. sal, what is the latest on the commute this morning? it has been pretty smooth. >> yeah pretty smooth so far pam and dav

steven martin was attacked and -- police released photos of possible suspects. including a man wearing a 49ers jersey and a woman in an orange tutu. if you have any information ge in con wancisco police. >>> 6:08 is the time right now. the amgen tour of california will be in san francisco this sunday. but first cyclists will make their way through the streets of san jose today. cyclists will have individual time trials. the race starts at the ibm -- they have been making their way to the bay area ever since. tomorrow's leg begins in livermore and goes up mt. diablo. the final leg is on sunday. from san francisco to santa rosa. now ktvu will is have live coverage on air and online every day through sunday. then on sunday morning we will bring you the events live as they happen and tomorrow morning mornings on 2 san francisco police chief greg suhr will be joining us at 7:45. he's going to have everything you need to know about d en. >>> sal, you are watching the roads still. so far so good. >> yeah it hasn't been all that bad. we are certainly seeing more people

searching for answers in a one-year-old cold case murder mystery linked to the race. 30-year-old steven martin of santa clara was attacked in golden gate park after the race and suffered a critical brain injury. he ended up dying two weeks later. martin's friends have set up a facebook page in his name asking people who attended last year's race and the party in the park afterwards for photos or videos from the incident. police have no suspects so far. >> who is he and how did he die? police are trying to solve the mystery surrounding a body found today. the body was discovered this morning near an apartment complex on hudson court. police have not released any information about the man's race or age. they said this information they would question people in the neighborhood. they're not saying if the discovery is connected to reports of gunshots in the neighborhood this morning. >>> now a man is in the hospital in critical condition. it all happened in minutes. deputies spotted a buick with stolen license plates. they stopped the car on the transition ramp. the driver ran, but they caught him.

asking for help solving a killing that happened after last year's bay to breakers race. 30-year-old steven martinnta clara, name the green wig was punched in golden gate park after the race he suffered a brain injury and ended up dying 2 weeks later. martin's friends set up a facebook page in his name asking people who attended last year's race and were at the park to please turn in photos or videos of the incident. so far no arrests have been made. >>> new at 10 a record 119 students celebrated their graduation from the college track program which helps underserved students get into college. live now at entertainment arts in redwood city with an inspiring story of beating the odds. >> reporter: julie, really, everyone of these students had to overcome hardships to get here today we followed one girl's journey. some times it can be hard to step out. especially when it is 6:00 a.m. but she is up with her twin brother on their daily journey. in the morning chill they leave their home in richmond. every day, rising with the sun. and waiting to board a bus that will take them to the bart station then

in this picture released by police you concede the victim, 30 year- old steven martin.far right wearing a green week. police want more information about the man in the 49ers jersey and a woman wearing an orange to 2. hours after the race and moments after the pictures were taken, police say that two groups of people got into an argument over a cell phone. >> mw one police officer was injured and six people were arrested after san francisco state university officers try to clear intruder from a school dormitory. campus police arrested a man on suspicion of being drunk in public. they found that five more non students, three men to women, were inside their residence hall as well. it appears that a scuffle broke out when police tried to arrest the intruders and one officer was hurt. the five were arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest, trespassing, conspiracy and other charges. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend and other european country legalizes a gay marriages, but not without some controversy. we will have the story after the break. ♪ we don't have a ten step filt

steven martin was attacked in golden gate park. martin hit his head on the asphalt after being punched. he died a few days later. police have released photos of possible suspects including a man wearing a 49ers jersey and a woman in an orange tutu. anyone with information is asked to call san fransisco police. >>> as we just mentioned the the am jam tour in california will be in san fransisco this sunday. first the cyclists will pedal through san jose today. trials start at 12:45 this afternoon. the race starts at the ibm silicon valley lab. it ends at the santa clara county motorcycle park. a lot of roads are closed along the route. parking is limited. cyclists left fromes con dee doe sunday. tomorrow's leg starts in livermore. it goes up mount bee ab low. the final leg is sunday. it's from san fransisco to santa rosa. janine de la vega will be joining us live at the starting line coming up at 7:30. ktvu will have live coverage of them for you on air and online every day. on sunday morning we'll bring you the events live as they'r

kinnear played the president in the very controversial tv movie "the kennedys," others like martin sheen and stevenifficulty of casting actors in such iconic roles a little bit. that will be our pop lead coming up. >> the pop lead on the lead. i will set me dvr, thank you so much for the heads up you c s u. >> you can stay at work and turn it on. you're at cnn. you have cnn on the air. >> jake tapper, thank you. see you at the top of the hour. >>> president obama, lipstick on the collar, pretty funny moment here at the white house. this was inside a presidential event. and, yes there was evidence he made light of it, a great moment. president obama did have an explanation. see it there on his right lapel? watch this. >> i want to thank everybody who is here, the incredible warmth of the reception. a sign of the warmth is the lipstick on my collar. i have to say, i think i know the culprit. where is jessica sanchez? jessica, it wasn't jessica, it was her aunt. where is she? auntie, right there. look at this. look at this. i want everybody to witness. so, i do not want to be in trouble with michelle.

they're more inspired, i think by jim jarmusch or martin scorsese or jane campion than they are by, well... you know, george lucas or stevenpielberg. schrader: my theory is that the reason orson welles scared hollywood to death is because he inserted his personality in the most... elephantine, multi-talented way into cinema and it was just terrifying to see that much personality. the directors who had a style worked in certain channels-- the hitchcock style, the sturges style the ford style, the lubitsch style. there was a way they did it but they were working in the corporate conglomerate way. uh, orson welles was saying, "screw all of this. i'm going to reinvent movies." and, well, they got rid of him. and then, you know, with the nouvelle vague and then with bertolucci finally... this has now taken root in hollywood which is why hollywood is so anxious and confused at the moment because they know they have to give money to spike lee and to quentin tarantino and they don't like that fact. eventually they can co-opt them, hopefully. or make money off of them and hold their nose while they do it. uh, now the question i'm t

they're more inspired, i think by jim jarmusch or martin scorsese or jane campion than they are by, well... you know, george lucas or stevenpielberg. schrader: my theory is that the reason orson welles scared hollywood to death is because he inserted his personality in the most... elephantine, multi-talented way into cinema and it was just terrifying to see that much personality. the directors who had a style worked in certain channels-- the hitchcock style, the sturges style the ford style, the lubitsch style. there was a way they did it but they were working in the corporate conglomerate way. uh, orson welles was saying, "screw all of this. i'm going to reinvent movies." and, well, they got rid of him. and then, you know, with the nouvelle vague and then with bertolucci finally... this has now taken root in hollywood which is why hollywood is so anxious and confused at the moment because they know they have to give money to spike lee and to quentin tarantino and they don't like that fact. eventually they can co-opt them, hopefully. or make money off of them and hold their nose while they do it. uh, now the question i'm t

martin fleming strenuously denies the money-laundering charges that he's facing... (tv continues indistinctly) steven, james, ben, m.j. nice. supe has laid on the refreshments you requested. i for one am in need of some serious refreshing. i still don't know what gave you such an uncanny insight into the mind of such an essentially dull man having a mid-life crisis. - you coming? - in a sec. what do you say? shut up and deal. >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with a look at president obama's major counterterrorism speech today with david ignatius, phil lid mudd, david kilcullen, mica zenko and karen greenberg. >> i think the speech was very, to put it bluntly, obamaesque. he promised a lot in his words and he said very little that pointed toward a concrete future. but there were a couple of things he said that are take aways. one of them was his repeated use of the word "discipline" and the idea of disciplining the power of the executive, disciplining our definitional standards, disciplining the processes by which we go about targeted killings and our military commissions and our process of d

filmmaker from nyu named martin scorsese was picked up by an independent who changed its title and put it in local theatres. it didn't last long. he later made "goodfellas." stevenpielberg, francis ford coppola, brian depalma. though their early work was not mainstream hollywood, their later work would ultimately represent what hollywood did best, with works like "e.t.," "the godfather," and "the untouchables," blockbusters. we are going to look at a band of filmmakers who thought they could change the world, and they did. "the film school generation." (whizzing of rockets) (music playing) (screams) don't try it. buddy, look, the lady obviously doesn't want -- look, creep, you want a knuckle sandwich? (narrator) in the beginning, however, only two things distinguished them from old hollywood. they have beards, and they almost all went to film school. (steven spielberg) i never went to film school. but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was ki

stevens won the preakness stakes, running wire-to-wire and beating kentucky derby winner orb. >>> first lady michelle obama has words of advice for graduating high school seniors. in an address to the graduating class at martin luther king magnate school in nashville, tennessee, the first lady talked about being willing to fail, because that can be the key to success. she mentioned her own failures, and then brought up those of her husband. >> and then there's this guy barack obama who lost -- [ cheers ] -- i could take up a whole afternoon talking about his failures -- [ laughter ] -- but he lost his first race for congress, and now he gets to call himself my husband. [ laughter ] >> it's the first lady's only commencement speech to a high school class this year, so just to recap, aim low, reach for the floor, embrace your inner failures, and then all the best to you, good luck. have a nice life. talk to you soon. >> i like the summary. >> yeah? >> i like the recap. >> it's not a good story if you don't have a good recap. >> amen to that. >> jenna, thanks. >>> dylan is back with a check of therecap. >> amen to that. >>> dylan has a check of the rest of the national forecast. >> good morning. not a whole lot

steven cough fer and luxury orient hotel express. tracy: there were times when meals were pretty good ing is trading and second biggest ipo this year. ceo rodney martin ashley: top of the hour. time for the stocks. let's go straight to lauren simonetti as we do every fifth tee minutes. the dow is up nicely at 146 points, lauren. >> we're 40 points away from all-time high to for dow industrials. they're inching closer and closer to the 16,000. will today be the day? nasdaq is at its highest level in just about 13 years. this market is broadly higher and on fire. we have chevron, caterpillar, american express, cisco leading the dow industrials. only three components are in the red right now. the catalysts will be the jobs report tomorrow morning to see if these gains can hold. we have had a topsy-turvy week of course, two up, one down and now our fourth day is certainly an up one. back to you, ashley. ashley: lots of green. lauren, thank you very much. ahead of today's, well we've seen today's jobless claims. tomorrow is of course the all-important jobs report. unemployment claims falling last week to a five-year low. u.s. initial jobless claims droppi

martin savidge live from cleveland this morning. a lot of news this morning to talk about. there's a big congressional election in south carolina. as you know, mark sanford against steven colbert's sister. take it away, jim. >> that's right. hi. that's right. i can tell you just a few moments ago the former governor of south carolina, now congressional candidate mark sanford did vote at a polling station in charleston, and we're joined by the former governor now. appreciate it. >> pleasure. >> we had a chance to catch up with you a few moments ago, and you were telling us how you feel about things today. you said you're optimistic, but you're not making any predictions. how do you feel? >> i still stand by that. you know, you get to the end of a campaign, and you are sort of worn out in the physical sense, but, you know, the finish line is here, and you're guardedly optimist being on what the voters decide come tonight. it's interesting to note that during the campaign you haven't shied away from the questions. you have answered just about every question weave had to ask you. in particular about your permanent life and your past. why have you decided engage and take th

stevens, right? >> come on. there was no crime committed. it was sloppy, there's no question about it. >> the actions were criminal. i'm sorry, but the actions were criminal. >> we thank you for your perspectives. martin frost and noelle nikpour. >> office politics with luke russert. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce the risk of an afib-related stroke. there is limited data on how these drugs compare when warfarin is well managed. no routine blood monitoring means bob can spend his extra time however he likes. new zealand! xarelto® is just one pill a day, taken with the evening meal. and with no dietary restrict