so what does valentin have on you? jax, you know me. most worthy cause. you know the nurse-- you can always count on my support when it comes to that. but i really think that you should ask the quartermaines as well. i'm sure they're just thrilled with your loyalty. [ sighs ] isn't she great? very productive. when she's not promoting the nurses' ball, she's also running deception and selling real estate. selling herself out to you. you're strangely quiet. congratulations. valentin, i hope you've finally found what you wanted. ♪ you remember wiley, don't you, grandpa? you knew right away that he was my son. well, the, uh -- the judge just made it official. he's -- he's going to stay with me and willow, and no one can take him from his home. ♪ home. ♪ well, i've played the part of the doting husband long enough. now that you've lost, it's time to get this farce of a marriage annulled. nothing more i can do for you, nelle. oh, isn't there? i'll be in touch. ♪ ♪ hey. so, it's finally over? that's right, wiley is staying with his family, whe

it became known as operation valentine's day. he brought in half 1 million cards including a special from nasa and president jump. the major -- major bill is embracing this milestone and is looking forward to the next big celebration. >> >> not six the city of san francisco. >> a hiker in marin said he was assaulted when he asked a jogger to put on a mask. what he is asking for now. >> first our top story on kpix 5. the pandemic is burning a hole in san francisco choppers. the mayor asking workers to help balance the city budget. >> san francisco city workers are feeling the bunch crunch. andria borba has how everyone is being asked to sacrifice. >> revenue was down across the city. that whole in the spec that put a hole in the city. >> also concessions from unions could put the $300 million closer to a balanced budget.

valentin: well, indeed. so the tensions between u.s.hina likely to be with us for the for siebel future. as foreseeable future. -- foreseeable future. we figure them to be featured quite prominently for the presidential campaign. both candidates, both joe biden and donald trump, president trump, will try to portray themselves as the top guy, the person likely to defend the u.s. interests against china. an equally, on the chinese site, with think that -- side, we think they are trying to protect their own interests with respect to trade and geopolitical influence. those tensions will be abating anytime soon. what is important for markets and white, at the moment at least -- why, at the moment at least, the markets, those tensions have not escalated to apoint where the trade -- point where the trade relationship in china -- but the markets will be blissfully ignorant about what's happening, and instead preferring to focus on balance drivers. hasef: the chinese yuan broken out of the bermuda triangle. that's how the markets lifting is -- m

of course, valentine's now is nothing. i don't do valentine's day. >> corey's husband, meanwhile, had married, divorced, remarried again. in all that time, no one questioned the why or how of corey's death. but all that changed one day when a man in a windowless room a few blocks off the mississippi found himself with spare time on his hands. >> i was sitting in my office and all of our files are on computer. >> it was late 2013. almost eight years after corey's death. adam gibson a newly minted detective with the quincy police department began idly pulling up old files. >> not looking for anything in particular, reading old cases. corey lovelace popped into my head and i read the report. >> did that name mean anything to you? >> i knew corey lovelace, at one time he had been our state's attorneys. >> a statement from curtis the husband, police interviews with the three older children and the pathologist summary with the autopsy findings with photos. >> so you knew what happened in 2006 sort of or -- >> i knew she had pass

>> they picked up a lot of valentine cards. >> valentines? >> mm-hmm. >> when "dateline" continues. m. >> when "dateline" continues for. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. >>> mr. dial had had a violent past. best opportunities of success is to hit hard and fast. >> it was april 4th, 2005. bobbi parker and randolph dial had been missing for ten years, seven months, and five days. bobbi was just finishing up work at a chicken farm near her home. she had no idea the place was surrounded by cops. >> i was greeted with three law enforcement officers in assault gear. >> what's the first thing you told them? >> my name. i actually said my name for the first time in so long. it was a -- a good feeling,

it was eventually known as operation valentine's day, bringing in a half million cards and gifts from around the world, including a special note from nasa and president trump. back to the drive-by festivities, major bill is embracing the birthday milestone and looking forward to the next big celebration. >> right now i'm looking forward to 106, one at a time. >> that was adrian moore reporting. >>> a paralympian that lost his prosthetic leg has it back in time to get ready for the next year tokyo games. dewalt lost his prosthetic leg one paddleboarding off of the beach and he gave up hope of seeing it again. on tuesday the fire department divers were able to find his prosthetic leg. >> i could not believe it and begin the process already of trying to have a new one made because this one took seven months to get fabricated. >> he will represent the u.s. at the javelin event in the 2021 paralympic games. >>> it is foggy out there keeping temperatures relatively mild at the moment, the fog will be burning off. it will start to clear by mid day. currently temperatures in concord at 59, sa

you may just remember him from valentine's da >> it is as great as it was at 104. >> not even a pandemic could squash this drive-by birthday salute. that is major bill light living u.s. marine and need to turn five. outside of his assisted-living facility in stockton, major bill was met with much love and fanfare. >> right now i am trying for one of six. >> i think that is a good goal. >> when at a time. >> he was the guy who asked for valentines and they sent him over a half million from around the world. his daughter says the warm birthday wishes have been heartwarming. major bill says he is looking forward to the next big celebration. happy birthday sir. give reservice. >> i love major bill. spreading love wherever he goes. >> they give watching tonight at 7 pm pick the news continues streaming on cbs and bay area. >> we will have a more local news announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show, family. [cheering and applause] ok. how's everybody? i appreciate that. my man. how are you a

francine: i will never forget valentine's day of 2020, i think it is the last time i traveled. [laughter] kind of like a milestone i remember. it feels it yields away. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city with karina mitchell. corrina: m a cuts have made it official and nominated joe biden -- covering up -- karina : democrats have made it official and nominated joe biden for president. meanwhile, the trump administration sees a path to a pared down $500 billion stimulus deal. bloomberg learned the package will eliminate the biggest area of disagreement between democrats and republicans, would include money for the postal service, and money for businesses to keep workers employed. pelosi suggested democrats might agree to a smaller deal. president trump is raising questions about the future of a trade deal will china, he says he called off last week and talks in beijing. he says he doesn't want to talk to china right now. coronaviruse -- outbreaks in florida and california are showing signs of easing. in california, the number of numerous cases wa

>> valentÍn. >> lo noto afectado, fueron momentos muy difÍciles?. >> ¿cÓmo paso? ¿le dio mucho miedo? >> sÍ, como un tren corriendo, pasaban las coches volando lÁminas de coches. >> me dice que esta casa es de su patrÓn que tiene un restaurante, cuÉnteme hablÓ con Él y que le dijo? >> ¿estÁn tristes lloraron? >> sÍ, estÁn llorando porque es el patrimonio de ellos, yo lo Único que hago es trabajar con ellos nada mÁs. >> ¿quÉ opina de esta situaciÓn? >> levantarlo, volverla a levantar de la nada, a ver quÉ pasa. >> ¿nunca le habÍa pasado algo asÍ? >> no, yo tengo 13 aÑos viviendo aquÍ y nunca habia pasado algo asÍ. >> gracias don valentÍn, muy triste, imÁgenes preocupantes de mucha destrucciÓn, no hay mucha agua, hay que decirlo hay zonas anegadas porque estamos cerca del golfo de mÉxico, pero lo que prevalece mÁs son las casas destruidas los negocios destruidos por el potente viento, realmente era increÍble las rÁfagas de viento que provocaron todos estos destrozos. >> edgar muÑoz, muchas gracias por el reporte, eso en louisiana, pero en texas tambi

>>and what eventually became known as operation valentine's day. he brought in more than half a million cards and gifts from around the world, including a special note from nasa and president trump. back at the drive-by festivities major bill is embracing this birthday milestone and is already looking forward to the next big celebration right now driver walsh x one oh thank you not i think that's a good goal or one of the time. >>that was adrienne moore reporting when asked major bill said that one of his secrets to his longevity is that he keeps his mind sharp. all right now to some bay area baseball the oakland a's were up in seattle taking on the mariners. >>let's jump to the top of the 5th is outfielder ramon lori hitting a 2 run homer here to center field. given the a's the lead. the mariners tried to catch up with the a's defense did enough to seal the game always winning it 3 to 2, 2, teams will finish up their series tonight at 6 o'clock. meanwhile back here in the bay area, the giants were trailing the texas rangers until the bottom of the

so, five years after the trap in 1974 -- got a great story about valentine's day. >> well, to lead up to this, in the '70s, there was upheaval in the mop here, unusual. a faction started to rival civella. there was a lot of violence. people stalking each other, trying to kill each other. we were involved. the police department. and it led us to putting a microphone in a restaurant up on independence avenue. we were looking for murder and we came up with a conversation that involved their involvement in las vegas. we followed that thread, got the probable cause, got the wiretap authority. and we opened a massive investigation indicating nick civella's involvement in several hotels along with other racketeers, the cities of chicago, cleveland, milwaukee. the midwest families had conspired to own secretly these hotels and to skim money out of the casino count groups. it's what they called skim, just money off the top. stolen money. and then they would curry the money back and split it up. so, nick was heavily involved in vegas affairs. and a lot of it had to do because he had that teamst

can you talk about that -- >> valentine's. right. the case was brought down, interestingly, 50 years afternoon the plamassacre or th st. valentine the day massacre in chicago. went out on the street with 50 or 60 search warrants. all of the main guys here, and i was -- i was scheduled to go to the airport, because our searches were keyed on $80,000 in skim money coming to kansas city via were a courier. so we waited for him up at the airport. he got off the plane. we're waiting there by the carousel. he picks um his bags. so we grab him. put him in a security office. and we begin the search. now, there had been a lot of -- a lot of thinking, how did this skim money come? hidden in secret compartments in a suitcase or maybe, like, somebody's shoe or what have you? well, we were surprised because i said to this courier. i said, empty your pockets. and the first thing he did, pulled $40,000 out of his big pocket, and $40,000 out of this pocket, and put it on the table. and that was the skim money. i said, where's the secret suitcase? co

valentin: the australian dollar has been falling at currencies higher against the dollar. we are surprised by the resilience of that particular currency, especially given the return of covid in the state of victoria, and indeed the overall economic outlook for the economy. that said, it seems that where the domestic economy, they continue to struggle, locked on measures had to be reintroduced. the global environment, commodity prices, metal in particular, feel quite supportive. we should also mention that the resilience there, despite the there was a geopolitical conflict between the u.s. and china, but china ended up engaged into a confrontation. a trade confrontation. resilience for the australian dollar seems to persist. some of those supports are starting to fade. thendeed investors reassess economic outlook in australia. but also some of the industrial metals are moving and could be one of the first victims. to gete reason i wanted you on to start off strong was to reset on our dollar thinking. it is incredibly range bound. kit juckes at socgen talks about a narrow ma

setting the stage for years of the rest are a suicide truck bomb blasts ripped through beirut some valentine'sday 2005 an explosion so powerful it was heard and felt across the city. 22 people lost their lives that day including the targets of the attack lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri it was an assassination that transformed lebannon removing an influential sunni muslim leader and allowing shiite forces led by the militant group hizbollah to come to dominate lebanese political life now over 15 years later it guilty verdict in connection with the killings trial chamber they feel finds mr i am guilty beyond reasonable doubt as a copa traitor of the intentional homicide of this directly career the same evidence also establishes beyond reasonable doubt his knowledge and he's intention to commit the intentional homicide of 21 other people the ruling was handed down by a un backed tribunals in the netherlands set up to try those suspected of involvement in the 2005 attack. the judges found there was enough evidence to show . helped carry out the bombing he has never been arrested and w

state of delaware during the party's national convention 5 set out his vision for the presidency by valentine and what he called a season of darkness in america. this is the interview news live from berlin don't forget there's always more in our website you know dot com or you can follow us on social media feeds our brian todd was for the entire team thanks for joining us sumi will be with you at the top the hour time for. a meal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of on the fringe of the planet on the brink of disaster good long in-depth interview experts about one question how to change the focus on lisa.

we are back to valentine's day, which nobody really expected. even the huge bulls back then didn't expect it. abramowitz, jonathan ferro off. anna edwards joining us with the london perspective. the vix, 21.59. the marketrn to overall. yields coming in two basis points on the 30 year bond. bond with a0 year negative yield had record interest. that is how odd that is not in the textbooks. , with a lot of things that are not in the textbooks now. the extent to which central banks are manipulating markets, keeping yields low, keep borrowing costs for everyone low. there is nothing normal about what we are seeing here. incredible movement on the equity market yesterday in the united states, getting back to valentine's day levels. this is the strangest recession, heard in that clip at the top of the session. the fundamentals of the economy look so daunting, but is the equity market just doing its job discounting way into the future? tom: we will have to see. it is very important to understand yields have come back. over to a lower yield regime. anna

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>>and what eventually became known as operation valentine's day. he brought in more than half a million cards and gifts from around the world, including a special note from nasa and president trump. back in the drive-by festivities major bill is embracing this birthday milestone and is already looking forward to the next big celebration right now driver walsh ix one oh thank you not i think that's a good goal or one of the time. >>when a man yeah that was adrian moore reporting for us tonight, yeah wouldn't die when as major bill said one of his secrets to his longevity is he keeps his mind sharp by reading a lot of books, good advice. indeed, that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. thank you for being with us this hour but keep it here because we're back at the top of the hour with kron 4 news at 10 coming up in east bay woman confront a man about defacing her sidewalk chalk reading black lives matter the incident catching the attention of people beyond the bay area tonight, the woman shares her message with kron 4 on what the movement is really about. >>

. >>> the valentine's day sausalito mudslide of 2019 may seem like a distant memory, but not for those who lived through it. tonight wayne freedman talks to a woman who achieved closure by opening up a building. >> it is quite a view for the woman who once lived. inside. >> the furniture, the rugs and lamps this and that is all in tuned there. >> it's been 18 months since this sausalito hillside ripped loose, tore out a house and left this one as a virtual island with no way to get that furniture in or out until this morning. it was because her landlords built a scaffold allowing landlords to come and go from what had become a pre-covid-19 time capsule. this video shot by karen shows the furniture pretty much undamaged, but outside it's still a mess with beams exposed by broken bones and splintery testimony to the mudslide's might. >> i've had to re-create my whole self. >> she's the neighbor who rode the house next door a floor sun tumbling over me and beams. >> reporter: yet 18 months later still no resolution as to who was to plamblame? it was the city of sausalito? was it cal trans

>>and what eventually became known as operation valentine's day. he brought in more than half a million cards and gifts from around the world, including a special note from nasa and president trump. back in the drive-by festivities major bill is embracing this birthday milestone and is already looking forward to the next big celebration right now driver while she ix one oh thank you not i think that's a good goal or one of the time. >>that was adrian more reporting and you know every time somebody hits a major milestone age like that they're always asked what's your secret right, how do you live so long. his actually simply says i just keep my mind sharp i read. >>they exercise the mind and the body let's talk the oakland a's in seattle still play the mariners let's go to the top of the 5th inning all the cut outs are ramon laureano hits a 2 run homer to center field. >>and that gave the a's the lead. and they would look back a's win it 3 to 2 the 2 teams finish up their series tonight at 6 o'clock in the wish the same could be said for the giants

valentine's day. the famous st. valentine's day massacre. there's a lot of shootings, drive by shootings, shootings in private. but this was, in a major garage in a major part of chicago, this was something that the government could not ignore and it was clear that capone's men had done it. so public outrage at this forced the federal government finally to act against capone. they had to find some way of getting him. he was too smart to be found actually violating the volstead act. what they did was they got him on tax evasion. he hadn't really filled out his income tax accurately. because obviously, he was hiding a lot of the money he made from alcohol. so he was convicted of tax evasion in 1931. and sent to alcatraz prison in san francisco bay which was then a new prison, state-of-the-art prison. he contacted syphilis, so he wasn't quite as faithful to his wife as people thought and he decide of syphilis in 1947 still in jail in alcatraz. another indication of the new urban culture which many americans admired, but many other americans abo

>>and what eventually became known as operation valentine's day.han half a million cards and gifts from around the world, including a special note from nasa and president trump. back in the drive-by festivities major bill is embracing this birthday milestone and is already looking forward to the next big celebration right now driver walsh 6, 1, o thank you not i think that's a good goal or one of the time. >>that was adrian moore when asked about what was his secret to living so long. major bill says he likes to keep his mind sharp by reading so there's a lesson there as we always ask when people get to let you know that old they always say the exercise the mind word puzzles stuff like that so. >>i have to pick something up my favorite always been like a steak a day and a shot of bourbon uh yeah, well, you know you like them they say i let's talk baseball the a's up in seattle finishing off the mariners going top of the 5th. >>outfielder ramon laureano hits that 2 run homer to center field that gave the a's the lead the marriage tried to catch up.

vacuum, so they took into consideration all th events running up to rafik hariri's assassination on valentine's, 2005. the fact that he had held meetings and vocalized h opposition to syria's continued military and cli lcal presence anon. this all really censored unserved some -- upthey relie telecoms data. there was a secret network of anonymous call phones that were used to co-locate the defendant's mobile phones. and using them, they were able to trace the people in the vicinity of the blast csurying out theillance. it was only one of them that they found enough evidence beyond reasonable doubt be able to confer -- confirm all of these chargers. what it came down to in the end theai judgeswas the knowledge that the aim of this whole conspiracy would in the end be to assassinate rafik hariri. host: it has taken 15 years and i do not know if this is just a strange coincidence ofouiming, but ofe this verdict has come as lebanon could not be more on ed. what is the impact likely to be back in beirut and lebanon? guest: it is already such a fragile state. as you heard jeremy mentioning, the econo

this truck that was loaded with explosives that was bought and detonated by the suicide bomber on valentine's of a 22—year—old man in a mask to appear in this diversion video that was shared by the assessments allegedly on the day of his killing. all of these parts put together in the judges said actually, the only person who was proved beyond reasonable doubt was involved due to links between his personal mobile phone and a network of mobile phones that were involved. his own phone, and the phone part of this network was him. the trial was held at a special un—backed court in light sen dum — a small town outside the hague. some of the victims‘ families were there to hear the verdict. you may recognise saad hariri— rafik‘s son there. he was prime minister himself for six years. and he spoke afterwards. for the first time, i can say in lebanon, in the political assassination of the former prime minister or the president, we had like many presidents and many former prime ministers were killed either in office or outside office and we never had any... truth of what happened. i think today... i m

a suicide truck bomb blasts ripped through bay ridge some valentine's day 2005 an explosion so powerful it was hurt and felt across the city. 22 people lost their lives that day. including the targets of the attack. lebanon's former prime minister rafiq hariri it was an assassination that transformed levanon removing an influential son a muslim leader and allowing shiite forces led by the militant group has the law to come to dominate lebanese political life now over 15 years later a guilty verdict in connection with the killings trial chamber therefore finds mr guilty beyond reasonable doubt as a copa traitor of the intentional homicide of mr rafik hariri the same evidence also establishes beyond reasonable doubt his knowledge and his intention to commit the intentional homicide of 21 other people the ruling was handed down by a un backed tribunals in the netherlands set up to try those suspected of involvement in the 2005 attack. the judges found there was enough evidence to show . how to carry out the bombing he has never been arrested and was tried in absentia 3 other defendants wer

bush and wood and got put ahead of that in dewey valentine became very famous firm and i, that's whytart my legal career in 1984 and i worked for a partner who was in his early 50s and he had done some work for dewey when dewey was running the place and dewey had died and 71, i think, as you mentioned those as this was 13 years later and one day we were chatting about something in the partners said that dewey really scared the hell out of me and when i was in my ninth year so he should have been made a partner right around then saw his upper partner and dewey asked me to do a special tax memo on an issue i did not know anything about nine not a tax lawyer but a corporate lawyer and he asked me to do this so i had to so i did this memo and did it quickly and got it all done and was a 20 page thing so then i gave them to me as i was walking out the door to go to florida, fly to florida for the begin, and that weekend he died of a heart attack. i've always wondered whether my memo was so bad that he gave him a heart attack. [laughter] >> yes, [inaudible] he was getting ready to go to wa

a couple in their 70s went for a hike on valentine's day and they got lost in the dark. roughly 400 people searched for them for more than a week before they were found. so so glad to see that they are recovered and they're sitting outside so they're not afraid of the outside, no matter what happened to them. >> staying close to home, enjoying the outdoors. it's really hard to because it's so hot, the humidity making it feel really muggy outside too. when is this going to end. >> yeah, there were times over the weekend, especially it felt maybe more like miami than the bay area. well the humidity is moving out but the heat is not going anywhere. we'll talk more about the excessive heat warning and how long the temperatures will last in our forecast when we come back. >> con artists are ripping their ideas from the headlines and whipping up new schemes to take your money. we'll have three scams to expose next. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me

tom: also the markets are talking as well, you have got 500 back to the record highs of valentine's dayd place.

now it's time to turn to valentine's day to give us what we need. wow. jeff, i give that a nine. very nice. >> i try. >> all right. here are some stories we think you'll be talking about on that note. we got this incredible video showing chaos after three hot air balloons crash landed in wyoming yesterday injuring more than a dozen people. >> i'm okay, man. i'm okay. >> so the passengers appear in shock. a young girl was holding her leg and crying. one person was reportedly airlifted to a hospital. authorities say multiple people were also taken there for treatment. this time lapse video was taken during one of the turbulent trips. some passengers say they were desperately trying not to fallout as their gondola slammed them up and down. the balloon company said the pilots made high wind landings. i want to be clear to that in response to sudden wind gusts that had not been in the forecast. federal authorities are investigating this. >> i took a ride with this balloon company with our family last year for my mom's 70th. here's the pictures from it. w

the valentine's day mud slide of 2019 may seal like a distant memory to , ng up a building. >> reporter: it is a living room with a million-dollar view and quite a story to tell for the woman who once lived inside. >> the furniture, the lamps, the this, the that, it is all entoomd in there. >> reporter: it has been 18 months since this hill side ripped loose, tore out a house, and it was a virtual island with no way to get the furniture in or out until this morning. it happened because hernd built allowing movers to come and go from a pre covid-19 time capsule. this video shows the furniture pretty much undamaged. outside it is still a mess with beams exposed like broken bones, mute, splinlory testimony to the mud slide's might. >> hive to create my whole self. >> reporter: she'se that house the bottom. >> the floor sunk, and the sides disappeared, and i fell trees tumbling over me. and beams. >> reporter: yet, 18 months later, still no resolution as to who was to blame. was at this time city of sausalito? caltrans? the national park service? >> no one has taken responsibility. >> so wh

happy valentine's day to my suburban housewife please don't become a cold stone, crazy, ditsy mad womans out and yaps. right now aoc is like, i double majored in economics and international relations. you double middle-aged in elephants and lunch. [ laughter ] >> despite all that, the president's campaign now has a a women for trump bus that travels the country. look at this thing fun fact, that's actually the old access hollywood bus with a new paint job. meanwhile the wienermobile saw that and said, well, hello also in his interview trump discussed how democrats want funding for the postal service and he said something kind of alarming listen to this >> they want $25 billion, billion, for the post office now they need that money in order to have the post office work so it can take all of these millions and millions of ballots. if we don't make a deal, that means they don't get the money that means they can't have universal mail-voting. they just can't have it. >> okay. he just admitted that he's not agreeing to a deal to fund the postal service because he doesn't want mail-in voting t

the truthshs we hold" where she recalled for shedding some of the same-sexex weddingsr money's on valentine'say 2004 accident san f francisco mayor gavin newsom unilaterally declare that s same-sex x coupls will be permitted to m marry in the city. and when i it came to ththe supe had the first marriaiage after the supreme cot decision was officiated over in berkrkeley by kamala harris. next we go to bolivia where opponents of the coup government have intraday 11 of a general stririke and initial white holoy like a to protest the -- blockade to protest. stay with us. ♪ [music c break] amamy: "por un mundo nuevo" by kjarkas. ththis is democracy now!w!, democracynow.org, the war and peace repoport. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. to bolivia where protests and blockades have shut down much of the country over the past 11 days. unions and indigenous groups launched a general strike to august 3 condemn bolivia's right-wing interim president jeanine anez for repeatedly postponing the country's presidential election. are neededhe delays due to the covid 19 outbreak but her opponents say she is

. >> reporter: the suici truck bomb that killed lebanon's rafiq hariri on valentine's day, 2005, wasere by salim ayash, a member of lebanon's dominant political and military force, iran-backed armed group hezbollah. >> ( translated ): the trial chamber therefore finds salim jamil ayyash guilty as a co-perpetuator of count one. >> reporter: the other three accused were found not guilty.al were tried in absentia, with hezbollah's leadership refusing to hand over the men who haven't been seen publicly for years. cofta rah badredinne, was killed in syria four years ago, where he was commanding hezbollah forces. the former prime minister's son, saad hariri, who also ldcently hehe office, was in court for the verdict.ds afterwhe spoke to th sacrifice today is hezbollah. it has become clear that the killers were from theis. they think that for this reason, they will nobe brought to justice and punished. i repeat-- we will not rest until they are punished." the court, however, said it couldn't connect the killer to hezbollah's leadership, ting evidence. just days before the verdict, hezbolla

perry and bloom becoming engaged on valentine's day after a high profile on again off again relationshipys her second a new album called smile also due in just a few weeks on august 28th. a lot of folks will be anticipating that as well just like you'll be anticipating kron 4 news at 10 which is on the way yeah jonathan i will be back at the top of the hour cal iso saying no rolling blackouts tonight but. >>they're not ruling out the rest of the week when utility companies could be forced to shut off your power tomorrow, plus a number of brush fires are forcing evacuations for folks all across the bay area. the very latest on the progress that crews are making tonight. those stories and more coming your way in just moments on kron 4 news at 10. >>news stations, you're watching kron 4 news at 10 gross incompetence we would really like to have some answers and we'd like to have someone come and tell us when they're going to fix it. >>now it and while many in the bay area now spared from those rolling blackouts tonight, one san jose neighborhood still in the dark from an outage sunday night