outside the courthouse tuesday, morgan hill resident teresa miyamura explained her earlier testimony hat having known antolin garcia torres since he was a baby, she cannot bring herself to believe that he is capable of murder.teresa miyamura/neighbor" i never any violence in him . he loved animals, always playing with kittens and rabbits and dogs, going fishing and always taking care of his sisters.." one of those sisters cried as she told about her love for antolin and about being molested by their father, now in prison, who also abused their mother. but teresa miyamura says none of that rubbed off on antolin.teresa miyamura/neighbor" he was a good kid, always respectful to me, even if i was yelling at him to turn the music down or having a bonfire, i never saw a violent side of him..."also sympathetic toward the defendant, an uncle, a cousin and another neighbor said antolin and his sisters grew up in a house with holes in the wall, bad plumbing and infested with rats. teresa miyamura, for one, believes that garcia torres ought to be spared the death penalty. in san jose rob fladebo

(pam) the teresa miyamura/neighbor " they're just like he's some kind of monster and he's not...""i never any always playing going fishing and care of his his antolin garcia -and had a troubled past. they say he should be spared the death penalty. (pam) in danville, police arrested a bank robbery suspect who had on a very usual disguise.(steve) kron 4's justine waldman tells us police did not have to go far to find the them.. (steve) the wet winter has record-breaking one in damage to california's highway this year. that's according to a assessment department of . that is nearly 350 million dollars more than last year. the one billion dollars does not include that massive landslide in big sur over the weekend. caltrans officials say over one third of a mile of highway one is covered with dirt and rocks. officials say crews have to wait for the area to become more stable before they can assess the damage. ahead at eight.. a man tries to lure two children to his car at an east bay playground. plus. why s-f-o passengers might want to brace for delays this upcoming holiday weekend. and

teresa miyamura/neighbor " they're just talking about him like he's some kind of monster " i never anyce in him . always playing with kittens and rabbits and dogs, going fishing and always taking care of his sisters.."(pam) his family says, antolin garcia -torres grew up in poverty and had a troubled past. they say, he should be spared the death penalty. ( steve ) a live look outside (pam)chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast .low clouds continue to hug the coast this afternoon with mostly sunny skies inland. with this, the warmest temperatures persist over inland areas while cooler temperatures (generally in the upper 50s to lower 60s) are common at the coast. this trend will likely persist into tomorrow, with low clouds spreading inland this evening and into the overnight hours with a marine layer of around 1500 feet in place. however, as the ridge aloft weakens and onshore flow increases, inland locations will see the gradual cooling trend continue into wednesday. with the deepening marine layer, cannot rule out patchy coastal drizzle/mist during the late nigh