this is how his daughters remember wayne sanchez, a smiling, caring father. now even they have many unanswered questions. >> we're devastated, but at the moment we don't know all the details because it's still in the investigation and we're just trying to be strong. >> reporter: christine sanchez is 18. her sister nicole is 20. >> we're devastated by the loss of our father. he was a great dad and grandpa. we just don't know all the details of the situation. and we just hope we'll all be strong and positive throughout this. >> reporter: the daughter spoke to nbc bay area in the same living room where their frustrated grandparents sat last may asking why the person responsible for their daughter's disappearance wasn't behind bars. >> we're going to be dead by then. you know how old i am? very frustrating. it meant waiting and waiting and waiting. and that's what we've been doing. >> reporter: now they've lost a daughter and a son. >> my grandparents are really devastated at the loss of their son and daughter. and this is just a really hard situation for all of

last night wayne sanchez may have taken his revenge against the man once accused of the murder. police investigating a murder and suicide. >> reporter: certainly a sad development, ann, in this ongoing case of a missing woman. it all unfolded here at this pete's coffee in the san jose mall last night. it was a fatal beating between two men connected to the still unsolved disappearance of jeneane harms. police believe her brother, that shot the man once arrested and charged with the murder of harms. they spotted each other at a restaurant last night. >> the suspect approached the victim and they had a conversation in the restaurant. it is believed that during the conversation the suspect accused the victim of being responsible for his sister's murder. >> reporter: sanchez left the restaurant but returned a short time later and followed the victim to pete's coffee. >> fatally shot the victim. the suspect then went out into the parking lot and as officers arrived to the scene they heard what they believe was a single gunshot. so they went over to investigate that gunshot and they f

>> wayne newton called me. but i like him. >> jimmy: he wanted to be the guy, wayne? >> well, yeah.hink a lot of people kind of fancy themselves as, you know, this whole kind of judge thing. >> jimmy: when wayne calls and said, did you say, hey, i don't have a lot to do with it -- >> i said, wayne, bro, dude, i'm not the one, dude. >> jimmy: not the one. yeah, that's probably the way to go. because if you're the one, you got a hell of a thing. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: did elton john say no? was he offered the job? >> i don't know. i think fox was involved in that. but elton is mad cool. >> jimmy: besides the judges being different, well, a lot different, besides that, the show is going to be different this year. >> the show is very different. we changed a lot of things in the middle rounds -- >> no si >> jimmy: no singing? >> the singing is gone. we did a whole thing in vegas with beatles songs. >> jimmy: there are no more mentors on the show. >> no, that's right. you know, it's an interesting kind of retool of the thing. i said, the remix. >> jimmy: well, it will be interesting. bu

-----esta foto refleja el wayne snchez que sus hijas quieren recordar.. sonriente y afectuoso..segn la polica, este sbado snchez tom la justicia en sus propias manos y mat a maurice nasmeh, el principal sospechoso de la desaparicin de sus hermana jeanine harms hace casi 10 aÑos.. snchez posteriorment e se quit la vida con un disparo. s.o.t. nicole sánchez/hija de wayne we are devastaded by the loss of our father, we was a great dad and grandpa.. la hija de snchez dijo que la familia est destrozada por la prdida de su padre y que desconocen los detalles de lo ocurrido pero esperan mantenerse fuertes. s.o.t. georgette sánchez/madre de jeanine frustrating, frustrating, waiting, waiting, is what we've been doing. en esta entrevista a nuestra cadena hermana nbc en mayo pasado, los padres de jeanine hablaron de lo frustrante que ha sido la espera en la investigacin de su desaparicin. s.o.t.georgette we're going to be old by the time.. ella se quej de que se estaba poniendo vieja y no se haba resuelto el caso.. jeanine desapareci en julio del 2001.. su cuerpo nunca se encontr, pero mau

and wayne freeman has more on the story. >> and good evening and they have found many and we're here along the delta canal, just moments ago the fog moved in over my right shoulder, you can see crews in the water looking for what we believe will be car number 10 down there at the end. and the you can see it's hard work at best. it's potentially tragic at the worst. still no sign of the missing boy or his accused abductor. >> and on the mendota canal, they've done the drill many times now. the work almost seemed routine. except for reality of what may find. >> and so the search for victims and evidence that looks like a canal clean up as sonar detects large metal skpobts a salvage crew hooks them up, hauls them out. >> one today, three yesterday. three on saturday. >> more than that now, actually. >> and that is about four cars so i know there are a lot in there. >> there is no sign of the man police suspect of taking him last tuesday. all are patterson's scene are focused in this case. >> we have to be patient. >> the county sheriffs are being thorough. beneath the calm surface a swi

wayne freedn reports. >> it seems to be in perfect put you'll motion, plow row along third street innd, a place of import, expt, traditions and history, but if you read the headlines these days, it may be a neighborhood in atlanta signifies. >> i could not see a ballpark here. >> spon like a man with 85 employees and legions of loyal customers. >> this is not bad. >> peerless coffee is a three generation coffee business. fill works in the same office next to their wife sonya and the kids work here too, from george and christina and it would please them the immigrant who founded the company back in 1924. >> peerless we wanted to be the best coffee. >> how do say peerless in yugoslavia. >> but it's full of surprises. there is a museum, it's all about coffee and it's company stocked wi items, small and large. >> it's in mint 1922 condition. >> but the coffee museum, there is another one, an active working museum a few feet away. >> just like the rest of this neighborhood, its busy place. making coffee begins with big bags all around the world. there are sacks and also barrels, this is n

. >> reporter: they found 52-year- old, wayne sanchez, dead in the parking lot with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. sanchez is the brother of harms, a woman who went missing in 2001 and is presumed dead. investigators say earlier that night that sanchez was inside the red robin restaurant and ran into the 46-year-old, the man who was arrested for his sister's murder, but later released because of lack of evidence. >> during the course of that conversation, the suspect accused the victim of playing a part in the murder of harms, and harms was murdered in 2001. >> reporter: police say that sanchez left red robin for a short time and returned. that's when he went to pete's coffee. sanchez followed him. >> they had another conversation which the suspect produced a weapon and shot and killed the suspect. >> he left and shot himself outside. police are looking to revenge as the motive, investigating whether sanchez was armed inside red robin or left, retrieved a weapon, and returned to the scene. >> fairly obviously this is linked to further investigation. hopefully we'

and there is wayne freedman, wayne this is held in the gold room. and a coup for the skporgs a nice pay day for harbaugh. >> i would say he won the lottery today. this is a bit of a surprise. they a hint of smlg up and at 10:00 this morning there is a bellman that heard rumors they wanted to have a press conference at 3:30. >> and there was an earthquake this afternoon. and there is nobody felt it. and by hiring jim harbaugh. >> i can't wait to be around those guys. those leaders and start building the team. >> this concludes a momentous week after leaving stanford he found himself the hottest commodity in football. and the describes san francisco 9ers as best competitive opportunity and says he felt that way from early on this week. >> there is a perfect competitive opportunity for me and the rest of san francisco organization to be a part of the team to have a chance to win with san francisco 49ers. >> this marks a new beginning. the fired coach had passion, but not an offensive mind and the faithful, this feels like a good move. >> there is a awe

neighbor wayne smith says loughner's mom hasn't stopped crying since saturday's mass shooting.thers say they're fearfully reclusive and some question the way the family raised their son. >> they saw a child that wanted to come out and play and wasn't allowed to come out and play. see them walk down the street, head down. no, never any words, never any gestures, nothing. >> the loughners have yet to release an official statement on the tragedy but neighbor wayne smith said the suspect's father told him he feels for his son and feels devastated for the victims and their families aback here the new san francisco board of supervisors meets this afternoon to take the final vote on the appointment of city administrator ed lee as interim mayor. lee is expected to be approved by the new board and serve out the remainder of gavin newsom's term. he was in the audience as newsom was sworn in. if approved, lee will become the first asian american to be san francisco mayor. still ahead, the new threats wikileaks founder is making and the mystery grows. first it was arkansas, then louisiana

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neighbor wayne smith says loughner's mom hasn't stopped crying since saturday's mass shooting.thers say they're fearfully reclusive and some question the way the family raised their son. >> they saw a child that wanted to come out and play and wasn't allowed to come out and play. see them walk down the street, head down. no, never any words, never any gestures, nothing. >> the loughners have yet to release an official statement on the tragedy but neighbor wayne smith said the suspect's father told him he feels for his son and feels devastated for the victims and their families aback here the new san francisco board of supervisors meets this afternoon to take the final vote on the appointment of city administrator ed lee as interim mayor. lee is expected to be approved by the new board and serve out the remainder of gavin newsom's term. he was in the audience as newsom was sworn in. if approved, lee will become the first asian american to be san francisco mayor. still ahead, the new threats wikileaks founder is making and the mystery grows. first it was arkansas, then louisiana

. >>> good evening i'm ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. we begin with developing news out merine county whether the bodies of a missing ross woman was found. the body of debora schmit was found in a creek bed near her home in ross. she was last seen a week ago wednesday and failed to show up to class on the following thursday at high school where she was an english teacher. searchers launched a search including golden gate park in san francisco. she leaves behind a son in the 8 8th grade. the cause of her death is under investigation. >>> for the latest on the search of 4-year-old juliane cardenez. dive teams wrapped up their search today without locating him. the first reaction from his family since the kidnapping suspect's car was found in the canal. >> reporter: ken, we are at the family home, and you can see the candles are burning as they always do in the driveway of the home. the family says they believe he is still alive, and he is in the hands of his captor, despite according to the sheriff, evidence of the contrary. >> reporter: 4

i'm ken wayne. heather homes is off tonight. >>> right now, thousands of demonstrators are finishing up a massive protest in san francisco against abortion to mark the 38th anniversary of roe versus wade. the event is called walk for life. john sasaki is in the city with the protesters and has a live report. >> reporter: i will tell you, all of the protesters have taken o ff. the cleaners are cleaning up after that rally. they came to this notoriously i nearl view to -- liberal city to voice their fight. >> it makes sense to be p ro- life, doesn't it? [ cheers ] >> reporter: the protesters rallied in justin herman plaza where things got heated with abortion right supporters. >> abortion rights! >> reporter: the opponents tried to block the other side's banner and someone took it a step further. >> hey! hey! hey! >> reporter: i tried, unsuccessfully, to interview the man whoer to up the -- who tore up the sign. sir, sir, you violated their first amendment rights, sir. sir, sir -- >> we know that peop

. >> and i'm ken wayne. that arizona congresswoman is in critical condition after she was shot in the head while hosting a public event in tuscon this morning. samantha hayes has the latest from washington. >> officials have determined that congresswoman gabriel gifford was the target of a shooting in her political district in southern arizona. meanwhile, her colleagues on capitol hill are reacting in shock and sadness. one of the victims of a shooting spree at a tuscon grocery store saturday morning is us congresswoman gabriel gifford, making it a sad day for capitol hill and arizona. >> my thoughts and prayers are with congresswoman gabriel gifford, the staff and their families, as well as other victims of the senseless and cruel violence. >> reporter: gifford, who represents the southern arizona district was holding a meet the public event when gun shots rang out. a man who works nearby relaid what he heard. >> i heard 15 or 20 shots in the parking lot. came out immediately. >> reporter: doctors say she s

right now wayne says he is out shopping for mini vans. >>> you hoped wayne was sitting down when he got that news but are you sitting down? take a break and stand up. there is compelling evidence that if you take a break from sitting down you're doing your heart and your waist line a big favor. dr. kim mulvihill is joining us sitting down. >> we often talk about the risk of prolonged periods of time sitting. how it is bad for your health even if you exercise on a regular basis. and that's why the results of this study are so intriguing and how some practical easy tips like standing up may really help. here is the news no one should take sitting down. researchers discovered the more breaks you take from your desk the healthier your heart and smaller your waist line. >> i should take more breaks. >> for three years scientists followed people age 20 and oler who wore a small device during the day. the device monitored when people took a break from sitting down. >> i walked upstairs to get coffee and will get up and walk around. >> it showed even in people who spent a long time sitting down

. >> i'm ken wayne. we are learning more about a double shooting in the south bay. we first reported it last night. the man who shot and killed another man and then apparently took his own life was the brother of a homicide victim. the man he shot may have been connected to her death. we are in san jose with new details and the live report. >> reporter: we are here at the pete's coffee. customers have been surprised that it's closed today and that's because this is where the shooting happened last night. when police responded to gun shots fired they found a 52- year-old wayne sanchez dead with what appeared to be aself inflicted gun shot wound. he is the brother of a woman who went missing in 2001 and is presumed dead. earlier he was inside the restaurant and ran into the man arrested for his sister's murder but released because of lack of evidence. >> during the course of that conversation the suspect accused the victim of playing a part in the murder and she was murdered in 2001. >> reporter: police say sanchez left the restaurant for a short time and returned. th

two fraternal and two identical twins born october 21st to wayne wang and his wife samantha. first the doctor told them they were having twins. the next ultrasound shows three babies and then finally. >> she called me at work and she was actually scared and crying. they told her she had four. >> so three was okay but four made her start crying. >> i was shocked. >> the couple says they are getting used to the idea. i hope so because the babies are here. samantha says she might even be willing to add to the family. later. right now, wayne says he is shopping for minivans. >> yes. >> vernon davis sounding off on who he would like to see as the next 49er quarterback. >>> the sharks try to avoid loosing their fifth straight game tonight at the tank. ,,,,,, the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three

we know now that wayne santos was confronting maurice nasma.e was convinced nasma was responsible for the murder of his sister. they needed to come immediately to escort the man out of the store. but just 15 seconds into the call, there was this. >> he has a gun. or a knife. >> the employee gives the dispatcher the address and confirms it's a gun. then you can hear her directing customers. >> go, go, go go go go! go! okay. and so this guy -- my god, he's got somebody. oh, my god, my god! >> the dispatcher prompts the caller to ankles questions about the suspect's description and information about the victim. police say the caller did an incredible job under very difficult circumstances. >> these are things that she was doing while under a tremendous amount of fear, stress and pressure. >> in one of the last exchanges on the call, you can hear the pete's employee trying to secure everyone's safety. >> lock the doors! >> we have units in the area. >> i don't want anybody getting hurt. so if you're in a safe place, i want you to stay there, all ri

you keep hearing the john wayne comparisons so this remake language is out there. as i read a little deeper in this, what sold you on this was not that it was a remake, but that the coen brothers were going to make the movie based on the book. it's a redo, not a remake? >> that is perfectly stated, absolutely. there was a wonderful novel in the 1960's called "true grit," and when the coen brothers first came to me with the idea of making "true grit," i said, well, why do you want to do that? you were saying there is already that movie. they said we're not interested in that. we're going to the book. have you read the book? i said no. so once i did read the book, i saw what they were talking about. the book reads like a coen brothers' script. it's full of wonderful characters, a lot of twists and turns. so i said, i jumped onboard after i read that book. of course, i was happy they enjoyed the book so much because the coen brothers, you can't get any better than those guys. they're real masters. tavis: are there two or three things that you can point to quick for me

she was friends with janine and with wayne. >> he never got over it. every time i talked to him, he would still come back, he would be so emotional. it would all come out. i never thought he would do that. >> reporter: he was arrested and charged with harms' murder in 2004, but charges were dropped in 2007. after more than two years in jail, he walked a free man. however, the harms investigation is still not over. fibers are now being tested at the nation's top fiber lab. >> there was some questions as to the work that was done at our laboratory, and that's we we went is to the leading expert in the country. wr that could take six months. for the sanchez family, there may never be relief. >> you know what? i speculate. i think there's going to be the will to live is not there anymore because losing both children that you adore and that everyone adores, we all love them. >> reporter: kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> such a loss. >>> his message of freedom and equality resonated throughout the bay area as thousands marched to honor dr. martin luther k

. >>> for nearly a decade wayne sanchez was haunted by the disappearance of his sister and the charges were eventually dropped against a man arrested for her murder. it looks like sanchez took his revenge. police are investigating a murder and suicide. >> reporter: it all unfolded here last night at this pete's coffee. certainly a tragic development in the case involving a missing woman. it was a fatal meeting between two men connected to the unsolved disappearance of the woman. police believe it was her brother, 52-year-old wayne sanchez, who shot and killed a man who was once arrested and charged with the murder of his sister. they spotted each other at a restaurant last night. >> the suspect approached the victim and they had a conversation in the restaurant. it is believed that during that conversation the suspect accused the victim of being responsible for his sister's murder. >> reporter: sanchez left the restaurant but returned a short time later and followed the victim to pete's coffee. >> fatally shot the victim. the suspect then exited pete's coffee, went out into the parking

we know wayne santos was confronting maurice nasma.ey believe he was responsible for the disappearance and murder of his sister jeannine harms. the 9-1-1 caller told police they needed to come immediately to escort the man out of the store but just 15 seconds into the call there was this. >> holy (bleep)! he has a gun or a knife. >> the employee gives the dispatcher the address and confirms it's a gun. then you can hear her directing customers. >> go, go go go go! to the bathroom. go! >> so the crying! he shot somebody. my god, my god! >> the dispatcher prompts the caller to calmly answer questions and information about the victim. police say the caller did an incredible job under very difficult circumstances. >> these are things she was doing while under a tremendous amount of fear, stress and pressure. >> in one of the last exchanges on the call, you can hear the pete's employee trying to secure everyone's safety. >> lock the doors! >> we've got units in the area, okay? i don't want anybody getting hurt. if you're in a safe place, i

that's where wayne sanchez and maurice began a heated exchange. they wanted to get sanchez out of her shop. nasmeh was charged with the murder almost ten years ago but he was released from jail two years later after problems with some of the evidence. the d.a. was preparing to refile charges but on january 16th, wayne sanchez ran into nasmeh at the san jose shopping center and an argument began. the manager took control and dialed 911 when she noticed the argument escalated. >> stay on the phone. >> go, go, go. in the bathroom. go! >> okay. so -- >> oh, my god. he shot somebody, oh, my god oh, my god. he's gone but somebody is shot. >> okay. so the guy that is shot, is it male or female? >> male or female that's shot? >> male. >> nasmeh lay dead inside the coffee shop. police say sanchez then killed himself in the parking lot. one of sanchez's cause the that their father with you a good dad who only cared about family. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a developing story tonight involving san jose and oakland. the search is over. the bay area's

wayne madsen i think if victor boot was allowed to write his memoirs and it was made into a movie it would be a blockbuster because he knows enough to maybe point the finger at a lot of u.s. officials and especially in the bush cheney administration he says he's getting a lot of bad press of course he's getting bad press from the wall street journal from fox news you know the same people who have interest with lord award books and merchants of washington post reporters and whatnot is he going to get a fair trial here a lot of people question whether the rule of law actually even applies to the united states anymore since we have federal judges and prosecutors probably feel more at home trying cases than equitorial guinea or me and maher and i doubt he's going to get a fair trial here. contrary to wayne madsen that sharing his thoughts on a complex case old russian businessman to boot. now protests planned in norway today against the deportation of a russian born the illegal immigrant who was once named norwegian of the yeah yeah i mean the has lived in the way for almost a decade but

thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is wayne wily. i'm a hanc employee and i would like to oppose closing hanc for the reason that homelessness is not hanc's problem, it's like san francisco problem and not only san francisco but the world. and most of the people who come there are in fact intelligent and can hold a great conversation. all of them are willing to help each other and not only each other but anybody who comes there. have i never seen any violence there. have i worked at other recycling centers where it's been crazy and a wreck. that place is like harmonious. it's like the heaven of recycling. other than that, everybody is there who i work with is very nice. have i never seen anybody who opposes the place not even ever show up. some of stuff just comes like out of left field because i would like to invite everybody who opposes the place to come there and just see how it runs as a function and see how beautifully everything goes before you even think about closing it. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. my

and of course fallen timbers in 1794, anthony wayne of course is now fort wayne indiana today.thony wayne concord to miami's and really destroy the alliance with the british at the battle of fallen timbers and 1794, which is the unfolded on this matter. so washington needed maps in his presidency and then when he retired, he would need them to resolve his estate. and this map, his own survey but it's almost a thousand acre state and mount vernon was actually drawn in 1793, while he was in office. but it was an attempt to break up his farm by renting out, by keeping the manor house from here, where the mansion is, but renting out two capable farmers the various component farms. in his plan was to free his slaves. he had undergone a transformation in his views from being a run-of-the-mill slaveowner, with the worst attitudes in his younger days to a poor and the homeless dictation. but he had a problem. his peers in virginia were still slaveholders and would've been shot and felt betrayed if you suddenly freed his slaves while he was in office. and so come you struggle to develop

good evening i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm julie haener. >> reporter: police right now are leaving the scene and about 400 yards down this street seven minutes ago a team removed what they said was unidentified explosive devices from a white pickup truck. that team arrived at the scene right after 9:00 this evening, they were called in by the walnut creek bomb squad. this incident started from a woman who had been cleaning out a home in lafayette and brought the explosives to her home here al at concord. they have warned people to stay away just in case. >> we came to school at about 4:00. we saw police cars coming in. they started knocking on everybody's door all around and they were telling us to stay as far as possible as we can. >> reporter: where you see the flashing lights is the police chief. they do believe they are world war ii mortar artillery and they did not have to be detonated. we'll be talking to the woman who brought these explosives. >>> tonight we learned that oakland's chief is going to stay in oakland and san jose is going to hire chris moore. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is liv

more from wayne. >>reporter: there was an earthquake this afternoon but at the palace hotel in san francisco today nobody felt it. not with the 49 ers and pro football world by hiring jim harbaugh. >> i can't wait to be around those guys. both professional professionals. those strong men. those leaders. start building a team. >>reporter: for harbaugh this concludes a momentous week after leaving stanford to the orange bowl victory he was the who hadest commodity in football. he describes the san francisco 49 ers as his best competitive opportunity. he says he felt that way from early on this week. >> item the perfect competitive opportunity for me and the rest of the san francisco organization to be a part of a team, a team that has a chance to win for the san francisco 49 ers. >>reporter: this mark as new beginning for forty-niner fans. fired coach mike singletary had passion but not an offensive mind. but the forty-niner faceful of some increasingly faithless this feels like a good move. >> awesome

the parents of jeanine harms and wayne sanchez are too devastated to speak this morning. they asked for privacy over the next few days. however, "today in the bay's" dame yap trujillo talked to sanchez's daughters who said they don't know all the facts but know their father cared about his family. >> reporter: this is how his daughters remember wayne sanchez, a smiling caring father. now even they have many unanswered questions. >> we are devastated, but at the momt we don't know all the details because it is still under investigation. and we are just trying to be strong. >> christine sanchez is 18. her sister nicole is 20. >> we are devastated by the loss of our father. he was a great dad and grandpa. and we just don't know all the details of the situation. and we just hope for us all to be strong and be positive through all this. >> reporter: the daughters spoke to nbc bay area in the same living room where their frustrated grandparents sat last may asking why the person responsible for their daughter's disappearance wasn't behind bars. >> we are going to be dead by the

. >> when i got a texas morning from my neighbors say that it was wayne, i just started crying so bad. i had to come to work which made it worth. what i heard was that he was really depressed, his sister went missing in they had not found her body. that the suspect had never been convicted for. it is a big shock to the family, they have to go through this all over again. >> after sanchez left red robin, he came back and followed maurice the alleged killer of his sister were he confronted him and shooting and killing him. sanchez then turned the gun on himself in this parking lot. is san jose reggie kumar kron4 news. >> janine's harms' disappearance your national attention at the time, attracted 42 year-old woman who went missing after spending an evening drinking wine at a bar. police say this man that smith was the last person to see her alive. they met at a rock- bottom brewery. investigators have never bought his story. a few years later he was arrested and charged with her murder even though her body was never found. investigators say that it was this struggling to into the killin

good evening i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm julie haener. >> reporter: police right now are leaving the scene and about 400 yards down this street seven minutes ago a team removed what they said was unidentified explosive devices from a white pickup truck. that team arrived at the scene right after 9:00 this evening, they were called in by the walnut creek bomb squad. this incident started from a woman who had been cleaning out a home in lafayette and brought the explosives to her home here al at concord. they have warned people to stay away just in case. >> we came to school at about 4:00. we saw police cars coming in. they started knocking on everybody's door all around and they were telling us to stay as far as possible as we can. >> reporter: where you see the flashing lights is the police chief. they do believe they are world war ii mortar artillery and they did not have to be detonated. we'll be talking to the woman who brought these explosives. >>> tonight we learned that oakland's chief is going to stay in oakland and san jose is going to hire chris moore. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is liv

wayne, indiana, today.nthony wayne conquered the miamis and really destroyed the alliance with the british at the battle of fallen timbers in 1794. which you see unfolding on this map. so washington needed maps in his presidency, and then when he retired, he would need them to resolve his estate. and this map, his own survey of his almost 8,000-acre estate at mount vernon, was actually drawn in 1793 while he was in office. but it was an attempt to break up his farm by renting out, by keeping the manor house farm here where the mansion is and, but renting out to capable farmers the various or component farms -- various component preponderance farms. and his plan was to free his slaves. he had undergone a transformation, in his views, from being a run-of-the-mill slave owner with the worst attitude in his younger days to abhorring the whole institution. but he had a problem. his peers in virginia were still slave holders or and would have been shocked and felt betrayed if he had suddenly freed his slaves whil

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live in san francisco, ken wayne. >> ktvu.com has extended clips of tonight's address.ust look for the u.s. and world news tab. >>> the first civilian trial for a guantanamo detainee ended today with a life sentence. some 280 other charges were thrown out. galani was once osama bin laden cook and bodyguard and claimed he was tortured by the cia. >>> the so called underwear bombing now has a trial date set for this coming october in detroit. the device failed, mutalub has pleaded not guilty. he is defending himself and argued that he might not have enough time to repair. >>> and a road to marin is closed tonight after a man crashed and died. the crash capped a bizarre series of events. ktvu's healther holmes has been talking to investigators about the police chases that span three cities, heather. >> reporter: frank from a major highway, highway 24 to isolated residential streets sirens could be heard blaring today as police pursued two stolen vehicles. they were spotted by the owner. the moraga woman never even knew her truck had even been stolen. that is until she saw

ken wayne is live now in oakland where he found a similar split as people await tomorrow's nationally televised speech. ken. >> this entertainment area here at jack london square is a ghost town. while the people will talk about the wars, he will probably spend his time on one issue, the economy. signs like this can be found in oakland's jack london square and communities across the area and the nation. >> my number one focus is going to be making sure that we are competitive, that we are growing. >> the president is enjoying an approval rating of more than 50% in most polls his highest in months. still some americans have lost faith. >> i have to see more than a speech. maybe action. >> i don't think anything he says is dramatically going to change people's opinions. >> reporter: even someone from the president's hometown told us she feels let down. >> he spent so much time trying to get health care pass. instead of doings some things that he could have done about the jobs and the economy. >> reporter: lawmakers from opponent parties will sit in community. can this political hand hol

ken wayne is live now in oakland where he found a similar split as people await tomorrow's nationally televised speech. ken. >> this entertainment area here at jack london square is a ghost town. while the people will talk about the wars, he will probably spend his time on one issue, the economy. signs like this can be found in oakland's jack london square and communities across the area and the nation. >> my number one focus is going to be making sure that we are competitive, that we are growing. >> the president is enjoying an approval rating of more than 50% in most polls his highest in months. still some americans have lost faith. >> i have to see more than a speech. maybe action. >> i don't think anything he says is dramatically going to change people's opinions. >> reporter: even someone from the president's hometown told us she feels let down. >> he spent so much time trying to get health care pass. instead of doings some things that he could have done about the jobs and the economy. >> reporter: lawmakers from opponent parties will sit in community. can this political hand hol

. >>> wayne smith said they were very recollusive and didn't talk to anyone. then last night, he told a reporter about a phone call from their father randy loughner. >> it was a loud, help me. >> did he say anything about the incident. anything about jared? >> no, i said something about jared. do you need to know what's happening to jared. i said he's on the news. he said i know everything and started crying. >> reporter: earlier this evening, the loughners were seen leaving their home. they did not say anything to reporters and it's not known at this point where they went. >>> california voters may have the final stay on a major part of governor brown's budget plan. the newly sworn in governor is proposing a june election on whether to extend taxes that would help plug the state's shortfall. voters will be asked to maintain an increase of 1.25 of a% in the state incomes tax. 1% in the sales tax. voters we spoke to today pretty much fell into one of two categories. >> i am not sure there's any option. but i don't really want to but probably yeah. >> i don't ag

. >>> wayne smith said they were very recollusive and didn't talk to anyone. then last night, he told a reporter about a phone call from their father randy loughner. >> it was a loud, help me. >> did he say anything about the incident. anything about jared? >> no, i said something about jared. do you need to know what's happening to jared. i said he's on the news. he said i know everything and started crying. >> reporter: earlier this evening, the loughners were seen leaving their home. they did not say anything to reporters and it's not known at this point where they went. >>> california voters may have the final stay on a major part of governor brown's budget plan. the newly sworn in governor is proposing a june election on whether to extend taxes that would help plug the state's shortfall. voters will be asked to maintain an increase of 1.25 of a% in the state incomes tax. 1% in the sales tax. voters we spoke to today pretty much fell into one of two categories. >> i am not sure there's any option. but i don't really want to but probably yeah. >> i don't ag

live in san francisco, ken wayne. >> ktvu.com has extended clips of tonight's address.ust look for the u.s. and world news tab. >>> the first civilian trial for a guantanamo detainee ended today with a life sentence. some 280 other charges were thrown out. galani was once osama bin laden cook and bodyguard and claimed he was tortured by the cia. >>> the so called underwear bombing now has a trial date set for this coming october in detroit. the device failed, mutalub has pleaded not guilty. he is defending himself and argued that he might not have enough time to repair. >>> and a road to marin is closed tonight after a man crashed and died. the crash capped a bizarre series of events. ktvu's healther holmes has been talking to investigators about the police chases that span three cities, heather. >> reporter: frank from a major highway, highway 24 to isolated residential streets sirens could be heard blaring today as police pursued two stolen vehicles. they were spotted by the owner. the moraga woman never even knew her truck had even been stolen. that is until she saw

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ken wayne is live now at the golden gate with where plans are for that barrier. >> reporter: it's 2,500feet from the deck of the golden gate bridge to the water. more often than not everyone who jumps will die. we talked to someone who knows firsthand the psychological trauma of those who take their lives. >> 17-year-olds, 19-year-olds, the prime of their life for me now is in their 40s and that's the median age for people who take their lives. >> reporter: holmes and others have long advocated a barrier on the golden gate bridge but there's no funding somewhere >> we're seeking $45 million. >> reporter: the 3,200 deaths is about the same as previous years. but bridge officials say up to 80% of those who try to take their lives were saved. suicide call boxes are now on the bridge, and all bridge workers are trained on how to spot someone who shows suicidal behavior. >> of the 620, about 595 i think it was didn't happen at the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: still the foundation says that 1,400 suicides have occurred here, making it the number one suicide location in the world. one brid

ken wayne is live from the latest event. >> reporter: jerry brown is spending his first night as the new governor in sacramento after hosting a reception at the california state railroad museum. jerry brown didn't give a speech or talk to reporters. the new governor worked the crowd at an invitation only event that drew about 4,000 people. one of the questions on the minds of many here is how he will deal with the state's budget deficit. one vert says he is the only one that could get it done. >> jerry is a great politician. if anyone is able to convince people what needs to be done it is jerry. >> reporter: one thing he will not be able to count son the federal government. >> the republicans in the house are simply saying no to all those programs. the state and the federal government will have to pull themselves up. >> reporter: brown indicated there there -- will be pain but who will feel it? >> he is going to hit the universities and education and prisons. somehow he will have to close state parks. >> reporter: and he will have to work with republicans who rarely got along with th

ken wayne is live now at the golden gate with where plans are for that barrier. >> reporter: it's 2,500et from the deck of the golden gate bridge to the water. more often than not everyone who jumps will die. we talked to someone who knows firsthand the psychological trauma of those who take their lives. >> 17-year-olds, 19-year-olds, the prime of their life for me now is in their 40s and that's the median age for people who take their lives. >> reporter: holmes and others have long advocated a barrier on the golden gate bridge but there's no funding somewhere >> we're seeking $45 million. >> reporter: the 3,200 deaths is about the same as previous years. but bridge officials say up to 80% of those who try to take their lives were saved. suicide call boxes are now on the bridge, and all bridge workers are trained on how to spot someone who shows suicidal behavior. >> of the 620, about 595 i think it was didn't happen at the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: still the foundation says that 1,400 suicides have occurred here, making it the number one suicide location in the world. one bridge

we know now that wayne sanchez washington confronting maurice. sanchez convinced she was responsible for the 2001 disappearance and murder of his sister jeaneine harms. the 911 caller told police they needed to come immediately to escort the man out of the store. but just 15 seconds into the call, just 15 seconds into the call, there was this. >> holy shit. >> what is the address. >> he has a gun or knife. >>reporter: employee gives the dispatcher the address and confirms it is a gun. then you hear her directing customers. >> go. go. go. in the bathroom. go. p.m. >> okay. so this guy. >> oh, my god he shot shob oh my god oh, my god oh, my god. >>reporter: dispatcher prompts the caller to calmly answer questions about the suspect description and information about the victim. police say the caller did an incredible job under very difficult circumstances. >> these are things that she was doing while under tremendous amount of fear. stress. and pressure. >>reporter: one of the last exchanges on the call you can hear the pete employee trying to secure

ken wayne is live from the latest event. >> reporter: jerry brown is spending his first night as the new governor in sacramento after hosting a reception at the california state railroad museum. jerry brown didn't give a speech or talk to reporters. the new governor worked the crowd at an invitation only event that drew about 4,000 people. one of the questions on the minds of many here is how he will deal with the state's budget deficit. one vert says he is the only one that could get it done. >> jerry is a great politician. if anyone is able to convince people what needs to be done it is jerry. >> reporter: one thing he will not be able to count son the federal government. >> the republicans in the house are simply saying no to all those programs. the state and the federal government will have to pull themselves up. >> reporter: brown indicated there there -- will be pain but who will feel it? >> he is going to hit the universities and education and prisons. somehow he will have to close state parks. >> reporter: and he will have to work with republicans who rarely got along with th

live in san rafael, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2. >> and there is two types of fog out there. we have the valley fog, that is the dense fog advisory stuff. and then have you have coastal fog out heres that is an indication of the stability. you have less than a quarter mile visibility out in clayton, vallejo, foggy, san jose valley fog. there is a lot of it, it will impact the tomorrow commute, but not just tomorrow, but really the next few days. i'll have all the details on it. the five-day forecast, we'll look at the computer model to learn where the delays are. >>> the delays were caused, including flight cancellations. officials say a total of 11 flights were cancelled in san jose. san francisco airport experienced delays of up to an hour and some 15 cancellations. as of 4:00 however, the flights were back on schedule. the oakland airport is reporting for delays at this hour. as fog comes in, more delays are possible. a bay area alert is in effect. air quality officials mandate that people not burn wood or other articles in the fireplaces because the pollution could keep t

second one. >> reporter: dave perry was at the shopping plaza last month when his childhood friend, wayne, fatally shot maurice, the main suspect in his sister's disappearance and then killed himself. >> there's never any closure for this. i mean, you know, it will haunt that family for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: with the ten-year anniversary of her disappearance coming up in july, neighbors say her parents had become be more vocal about bringing her killer to justice. >> it must have been on his mind quite a bit. >> reporter: martin road his bike to the house that he rented in san jose after the d.a. dropped murder charges against him in 2007. >> and he spent a lot of time and a great deal of effort to get his life back together after serving his time of being, in my opinion, unjustly jailed for two and a half years. >> reporter: according to the investigators, he was trying to reestablish his reputation. hopeful that time and break in the cold case might clear his name. now, earlier tonight, we spoke to a close family friend of the sanchez's who says she is trying to be stron

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. holmes. police, gun fire dear the daily city san francisco border. it was one of two cases in which bay area officers fired their weapons. paul chambers spoke with people living near the scene about what happened. >> reporter: we are live at the scene. let us show you these orange markings. this is where the car was. according to a witness the car was trapped in by police. let me show you what happened next. the driver slammed on the gas and ran into this home. >> as he back up into the character, four shots. i was like wow,. >> reporter: san francisco police say around 7:10 last night a police officer pulled a vehicle over. the driver backed up in the direction of the officer who shot and struck the female. >> he was at the passenger side when the car backed out he kind of just stepped back and shot four times. >> reporter: the driver was taken to the hospital where police say she has life threatening injuries. the witness believes the officers used excessive force, especially since the car