catherine? >>catherine: thank check-in is looks beautiful. the people expected thdecent chance that somebody is going to ignored the rule. now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: it is that time again. time for fleet week. so far, the musical band, and pull up the seat. the more comfortable, the better but kick yourself to give your seat to the lady. remember to tweet everyone and tell them of the boys are back in the town. since it has been one year since the last visit to this kind of important to brush up on the do and don't. of a fleet week. at 6:00 p.m., we will take a look at what people are doing in the next edition of people behaving badly. [ male announcer ] sizzler's steak fest! a tri-tip sirloin, and endless salad bar, all for just $10.99. sizzler. thinking fresh every day. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2

>>catherine: i know! >>gary: and when you walk into the room there is nobody like tiger woods he is invincible. and you walked into the room and there is that this lease back. he was the same, all the time- that- sleazebag if they think that you are a fake? it is damaging. >>catherine: a good theory. >>gary: cal and oregon. we seem to be able to clear up everything it with the exception of california and oregon. i was laughing because the spread. >>gary: hank williams is no secret that he is no longer using this song. he did not specifically saying that obama's was not the same man has one p hitler-- insinuating. instead of his song it will not be featured anymore. >> we are happy and and we're going to get better. we act like we are not that good for it so we have to act ordinary, like the underdogs and smack them in the mouth. >>gary: when we come back we're going to christened hockey. that means jacqueline bennett. teaming up. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone i

catherine? >>catherine: thank you, j.r. stone. ♪ >>jacqueline: a live look outside with another shot from our roof cam. you can see some of those clouds in the distance. we have also seen thunderstorms. widely becoming an end to this hour at stormtracker 4. pretty heavy weather cells through the east bay and the last couple of hours. through the el diablo range. and even in gilroy. we did see severe storms just through half moon bay. we will see even waterspouts that could be severe. your weather headlines. the fog is forming inser certain areas. and even sy this weekend with dry, warm weather throughout this week and this weekend. temperatures will be widely in the 60s. 70's in mountain view. 70's in los gatos. also mainly in the 70's for the inland valleys. also in livermore. '60s and '70s for the east bay. 60s in oakland. . 60s along the coast. 60s in ocean beach and for the blue angels practice run tomorrow. 70's in the north bay. let us take a look at the blue angels forecast. just practicing tomorrow but regardless

>>catherine: denyi >>catherine: dr. conrad murray describes how we spent months through a raging case of an insomniac giving him nightly--injections. dr. conrad murray says that he was a raging insomniac. and claims that michael jackson and administered the powerful anesthesia to oneself. the day that he died. >>catherine: this is caning controversy to protect shark fin but breezing controversy among minorities. >> state parks shut down because of a budget deficit but it will not happen because of a deal between golden gate national recor82-dollar the top 100 neighborhoods this was great news for the bay. with foot paths, and great neighborhood locations near shopping and entertainment. birmingham alabama has the no. 1 spot. this neighborhood in sacramento this wild turkey was being chased chasin th one he eventually a mail truck came and she only got away when she jumped in her car. these turkeys have been around but some of them have been getting aggressive. stay with us. ♪ [ female announcer ] delicious real fruit

>>catherine: you are not obese. >> yes i am. >>catherine: you look fine. that is shocking and know america is fat. >> corporate america is overweight. and to pond hop the a economy. >>catherine: michelle obama of leading that. thank you, rob black. >>jacqueline: a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. clear skies. the fog is not that far off shore. in fact, the san mateo coast is also going to return, overnight. dense fog and drizzle with patchy fog for the bayshore. temperatures of be 5-15 degrees tomorrow. the satellite and ritter showing that it will be to the north. the satellite and--radar showing that this system will be pushing to the north with fog in the a.m.. this will spread into the north bay. this will be into the south bay until 11:00 a.m. until the press is back into the coast. a five- year degree " down expected. 70's for the south bay. 78 in morgan hill, cupertino. and also in the valleys are looking great. with upper 80s today, tomorrow. 80 expected in danville. cooling also for the east bay shore. 80s today, tomorrow, 70's. 71 i

catherine? >> thank you. >>catherine: the raiders having victory but kerrey is telling us what is--gary radnich is next talking about that handshake gone wrong! and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> this is the first time seeing it i've heard about it. they told me there were on top of it. i understand we're only having one person but this is ridiculous. what a revolt on banks! they're not handling what they're supposed to be doing it there is even a house back here? >> yes. >> look at this. >>stanley: i wanted you to hear exactly wha

>>catherine: she merely won the race for open politics. since taking office in january she has not shown strong leadership refusing to answer questions about the sudden departure of the police chief anthony batts. >> we will cut this off, we have a meeting. >>catherine: she produced a crime-fighting plan that was heavy on graphics and light on specifics. >> in my opinion she is lost in space. >>catherine: when the occupy oakland protest came she first did nothing and then refuse to take responsibility while she was out of town. >> i did not think it was going to be last night. i do not know everything, i do not do the tactical planning. >>catherine: if you remember she thanked the oakland police how they handled the eviction of the protesters. later she said she wanted to personally monitor police misconduct investigations and she was committed to making sure it does i happen again. >>pam: meantime the lawn in front oakland city hall is filling up with protesters again. this is just how much of the encampment has grown since tuesday. >>rep

racal catherine pama, w >>catherine: wall street investors were not the only ones getting rich. the markets were up all around the world. this was all because of what these people did. the leaders of europe agreed to give little deeper to help greece. the country has run up nearly half a trillion dollars in debt. after an all-night session the eu and leaders decided to wipe out half of the tens of billions that they owe to the banks. >> europe will do what it takes to safeguard financial stability. >>catherine: for the greeks, this could mean more political instability. these scenes showed a violent protests after the government now more cuts in social services and pensions and more tax increases. >>catherine: the government still has to put the latest dexterity measures into effect. remember several other european countries like portugal and italy have their own debt problems. last week in national news we told about the exotic animals released by their owner before he committed suicide. there is now some legal wrangling over where they should go next. only a few animals surviv

>>catherine: that man fights for civil-rights causes. >>erica: the clouds are ushering their way back into the bay area. here is a live from our roof camera over downtown san francisco. tonight will remain warm, temperatures in the '60s, '70s inland. we will seek in clouds. as you head into the morning hours, plenty of fault contained along the coastline. we will have breaks in sunshine, as we head into the abdomen, we will munsee any '90s tomorrow. a different picture compared to what we saw today and >>erica: here is where temperatures will go to neighborhood by neighborhood. low 80s in the south bay, 80 for mountain view, 83 for los gatos. 80 in antioch. in the north bay, mostly upper 70's. 72 for downtown san francisco. it. '80s for fairfield. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. a lot of changes. plenty of cloud as you wake up tomorrow and sunday. monday, enjoyable conditions. >>kimberlee: check this out, a possible tornado caught on tape crossing interstate 95 in virginia. cars are at a standstill. when >>kimberlee

>>catherine: the dow jones was gaining 180 points. the european financial impact is slowly being resolved. rob of black is here. >> it was a huge rally, yesterday we gained back some of the previous to export got right back, today. the store was an english based newspaper that said that europe is going to up the stakes. they're going to spin it up to the amount of two trillion dollars they have the cash reserves from the banking systems. it is nice to see that bank of america, love them or hate them? they earned over $4 billion, 6.2 billion. and was once a loss can now be a gain if they did some financial engineering but $1 billion in profits and wall street likes it. what is to the bank's lead the stock market. if that happens ultimately good things will happen in the end. >>catherine: and explain why recalling apple's a loser? they're selling so many of the new iphone? i thought there were doing great. >> if i told you do not exaggerate [laughter] 8 gazillion [laughter] the profit is pretty good. but if this is finally the rumor tha

catherine, back to you in the studio. >> a lot of excitement earlier. rina, as she mentioned earlier with more mobile phone carriers offering the iphone, i'm sure we'll see many more jumping on the bandwagon. that is from a store in tokyo. >>> a high level of radiation was detected in a quiet residential area in central tokyo, however it turned out to be unrelated to the nuclear disaster in fukushima. officials found radium 226 nearby inside an old house. about a week ago, high levels of radioactivity were detected along a sidewalk in tokyo. radiation experts found a dozen glass jars in a storage space under the floor of the house. several of the jars contained a radio are active powder that emitted 600 microsieverts per hour. analysis revealed the radioactive material is highly likely to be radium 226, which was once used in flores sent paint. >> there was no cesium found. the ministry concluded it was not the caused by the nuclear disaster in fukushima. >> officials will investigate why the radioactive jars were left in the old house. the radioactive

>>catherine: catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>marty: we're going to turn our attention fees to the weather. a beautiful day around the bay. >>robin: to date will be nice, not as hot as yesterday. here is a live from the bay bridge. we have fog and clouds lingering fog along the coast and inland as well. let's take a look at what you can expect as we continue this morning. fire conditions, '50s and '60s. today we will have increasing fog and high clouds with cooler temperatures. in the east bay, mostly eighties. 77 expected for hayward. for the peninsula, mid-upper 70's. one of the warmer spots will be fairfield. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. crinkling trend next week with high temperatures in the '70s inland and we will stick with 60s for the coast. >>ysabel: san jose state pulled out a last victory over hawaii on national television. they found a war years. there were down by eight in the fourth quarter but were turned a two-point conversion to set up the winning touchdown. the spartans have now won thr

>>catherine: police say there is no doubt that he was responsible. a bystander caught the arrest on bdo.-- video. >>officer: he entered this along with a handgun, killing eight people and critically injuring one person. >>catherine: he was reportedly wearing body armor when he was arrested a half mile from the scene. much of what is known about him comes from papers filed in a divorce. this is what he told a neighbor. >> he said he got hurt on the job and his wife sent him a divorce papers. she never came to see him. >>catherine: his ex-wife claimed physical abuse and he was the one who filed for divorce according to court papers. if they have been fighting for custody of their seven year-old son. their last meeting in corliss tuesday. catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>pam: police have now released the names of the eight victims. the salon owner, his ex-wife and the daughter of the only survivor, a 73 year-old woman who is still in the hospital tonight in critical condition. >> al davis was not feature on this week's edition of sports illustrated. many

catherine heenan, kron4 news. >>pam: do not forget to share your photographs, videos and opinions with us on our facebook fan page and on twitter. >>pam: new details about the threats that were sent to several schools. police have made an arrest. that comes as good news to many concerned parents. >> i am glad that they got the guy. >>reporter: friday morning this man was arrested. police say he is the one that has been sending threatening e-mail's, faxes and letters to schools in martinez, concord and a pleasant hill. >> what would possess someone to do something like that? >>reporter: the threats caused some parents to pull their kids from school. >> i was nervous this morning. i was not going to bring my kids to school. >>reporter: police say that he was angry at a former friend and signed the friend's name to the threats hoping the person would get into trouble. the contra costa county district attorney's office shows that he was arrested with making criminal threats back in 2002 but the charges were eventually

i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

>>catherine: he could not working while he was waiting for his green card. while waiting, he created the drones. personal drones' can also record crimes and instantly alert police. people are already using social media to broadcast their lives. a mobile camera could be the ultimate extension of that desire. >> once we make it easier to deny in the sky, the users will discover the real applications. >>catherine: there is a web site devoted to this concept and a group in the bay area is already involved in their own and drawn projects. we have a link set up on our web page. >>brian: it has been a spectacular weekend. a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. nice temperatures, warm into the '80s. here is a live to view at the golden gate bridge. you can see all the way into sausalito and the marin county. fairfield is one of the cool spots and 61. we are seeing some of the warmest weather at the coast. winds out of the north. tomorrow, it is the sea breeze coming back in that will push fog and for the morning hours. all of this will help cool as down significantl

back to you, catherine. >> thanks very much, mitsuko. mitsuko nishikawa there outside the tokyo district court. "newsline" will be covering the trial throughout the day. do stay tuned for more details. >>> now, japan's nuclear power officials are trying to make sure they don't repeat a dangerous mistake. a utility company started construction on wednesday to protect its nuclear facility. it's following an order from the japanese government. seawalls around nuclear plants must be at least 15 meters high. that's the height of the tsunami that flooded and disabled fukushima daiichi in march. people working for hokurika power company are building a reinforced concrete seawall at its nuclear facility in shika. the town is on the sea of japan coast. the wall will sit 11 meters above sea level. it will be four meters high and 700 meters long. workers at hokurika electric are also preparing in case a tsunami surges over the wall. they will install a new drainage gate to minimize damage at the plant. power companies across japan are making prepar

i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. ♪ >>> in northeastern japan's iwate prefecture, where the tsunami caused severe damage, bob james played with a local big band. he composed a new piece of music in the hope of raising the spirits of the people of iwate. >>> our second pick looks at how the active participation of women in society is stimulating growth in mongolia. mongolia is known for a gender parity in science, law, and other professions. almost 80% of enterprises are owned by women. this program studies how women are supporting the country's economic growth. finally, we meet a japanese ballet dancer who has received global acclaim. we'll explore the world view of miyako yoshida, a former principal guest artist with the royal ballet, who is still royal ballet, who is still aiming high despitebump] ♪ >> this week on dialogue the quarterly report; big questions america's schools.

. >> catherine howard, a golden gate park alliance. i would like to thank president buell for the reminder on sunshine. there have been some incidents regarding that. if people are interested, they can contact us and we will send them some more background information. goldengatepreservation.org. you can address us there. thank you. >> on your report of reopening my park, it is ferry park, not sue beerman. it's a disaster. the lights go on and on. you know it was criticized and i will go into that later. thank you. >> is there anyone else? >> i am co-chair of south park improvement. we have embarked on a grass- roots effort to master plan the park. we raise money privately. we have been working with the department of rec and park on this. we have done several meetings. now we have maintained david fletcher to help us continue our reach and develop a master plan, so we would have a budget and we would know how to pursue francgs large and small. we're also working with the planning department. as you well know, south park is surrounded by

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. the hope of finding more survivors is what's driving rescue crews in turkey. they've been digging through rubble for more than 36 hours. the magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit the eastern part of the country on sunday. the tremors brought hundreds of buildings crashing down, killing nearly 280 people. in the city of van near the epicenter, footage from security cameras shows the moment the quake hit. the anatolia news agency reports 279 are dead and about 1300 others are wounded. about 1200 rescue workers from across the country and military troops are searching around the clock using heavy machinery. but aftershocks are forcing rescue operations to be suspended intermitntly. many of the collapsed buildings are in urban centers. there are no detailed reports yet on the damage in rural areas. many people are believed to be trapped under debris. the international community including japan and the u.s. has offered to help. but the turkish government says it can deal with the matter by itself.

>>catherine: i am a few blocks away at a restaurant. there was a huge cry that went out in the restaurant. not again ask a basic point there was a shaking in the ruling. when it passed, people work sleekly applauding. there was an initial reaction of, not again. so soon. >>pam: the lights here in the studio were shaking. when you were here during the 4.0 magnitude, could you compare it to? did we lose catherine? we are getting some other people calling in. we have eight you were on the line. jeff? >>pam: we are still trying to route those phone calls into the station. the preliminary reading is a 4.2 magnitude earthquake. it hit about 8:17 p.m.. weaver in the middle of a report and had to break in as the earthquake rattled and jolted the newsroom. let's try to take another phone call, cynthia? caller yes. >>pam: what did you feel? caller i felt an initial jolt and then another after that. it was almost like a skipped a beat or something. >>pam: were you at home during the earlier earthquake today? can you compare them? color ma > >calle

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. i'm catherine k tokyo. do stay with us. >>> our first pick this week, a science program known for breathtaking misty scenery. its milky fog is on an island. the fog formed on the ocean surface some 500 kilometers away. the latest filming technology captured the mechanism behind its journey. >>> next, a program on mal asia. an islamic country with unique export strategy. the islamic term means it is allowed. in mal asia, products including food stufs are certified as halal according to a national standard. now businesses use these certifications as lefrmg verage the business market. >>> and then introduction to japanese aesthetics. this edition of the mark of beauty introduces free spirited use of color of this.

it is back to catherine now. >> thanks very much, ai. the leaders of the philippines and vietnam will agree to resolve territorial disputes with china. philippine president akino met the vietnamese president in man yale on wednesday. they signed an agreement that will allow navies to share information. a hotline will also be set up between the philippine coast guards and the vietnamese marine police. >> maritime corporations between the two companies will become one of the principal pillars of our bilateral relations. >> the agreement comes as china increases dispatch of naval vessels and fishery patrol boats in the south china sea. the philippines is reportedly eager to discuss regional territorial disputes in indonesia next month. >>> the united nations says the world population will mark a milestone next week. come monday, 7 billion people will be sharing the earth's resources. the u.n. population fund released an annual report on wednesday. the number of the people on the planet has more than doubled in the past 50 years, from 3 bill

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. libya's national transitional council says its forces have killed deposed leader muammar al gadhafi and one of his sons. rebels are celebrating in the capital of tripoli. the leader announce they are captured the dictator in sirte. sirte was the last stronghold for gadhafi loyalists. gadhafi disappeared in august. while reportedly hiding in a suburb of sirte, he used satellite tv to call on his supporters to fight until the bitter end. crowds of libyans burst into songs of jubilations after the demise. to put an end to eight months of civil war. moous ta fa jaleel is expected to hold a conference on saturday and declare all of libya liberated. disagreements within the ntc are dlae ii ining launch. >> this marks the end of a long and painful chapter for the people of libya. who now have the opportunity to determine their own destiny in a new and democratic libya. >> people in libya today have an even greater chance after this news of building themselves a strong and democratic future.

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>>catherine: i know a lot of people that simply refuse. >>catherine: the irs is doing something most people will like. >>rob: next year we will be able to set aside another $500 an hour 401k which is great. the maximum will now be 17,000. the state tax exemption will be from 5 million-5.1 2 million. jacqueline >> sphere is a live look outside. fog is a lingering into the bay shores. that is light temperatures are cooler. here is a look at current >>jaqueline: the coastal and bay fog will clear out tomorrow by noon. we will begin a warming on saturday and sunday. tomorrow the more bay--north bay will be clear. the fall mostly to the south bay. by noon, mostly clear skies and into the afternoon hours we will see sunshine never wear. temperatures tomorrow will be warmer. we're in the upper seventies for our inland valleys. '60s and '70s for our east a shores. temperatures will climb on saturday. here is a look at your extended forecast. tomorrow will be a transition day into the weekend with warmer conditions on tap. we will see eighties and

. >> no kidding, catherine. refreshing that high for three days in a row now the yen hit another hit torque hianother hi high against the dollar on thursday with reinvestors reacting positively to financial news from europe. it surpassed the record high set on the previous day. this comes as investors reacted positively to the fiscal measures adopted by the european union designed to contain the region's debt crisis. moves to buy back the euro and sell the dollar intensified, following the decision by eu leaders to write down greek sovereign bonds and expand the european financial stability facility. market sources say investors were relieved by the eu package. sources say the focus of attention is now on whether the bank of japan will intervene in the currency market. speculation that the u.s. federal reserve may take additional measures to ease monetary policy is spurring moves to sell the dollar and buy yen. currently the dollar is changing hands between 75.94 to 95 yen. the director of currency trading at in

i'm catherine kobayashi. this just in to us. apple reported that its former top executive steve jobs has died. he resigned from the post at the end of august. jobs was a world renowned charismatic manager who was responsible for the success of best-selling products like the iphone and the ipad. once again, apple has confirmed its former stop executive steve jobs has passed away. he resigned from the post in august. he was a world renowned charismatic manager who was responsible for the success of best-selling products like the iphone and the ipad. >>> one of the most powerful politicians in japan is going on trial in an hr. former democratic party leader ichiro ozawa is facing criminal charges in connection with a political funding scandal. it's extremely rare for a powerful politician in japan to face criminal charges in court. security is tight in and around the tokyo district court. in a park next to the building, many people gathered for the chance to win seats for the public gallery. ozawa is accused of falsifying financial

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. welcome to "newsline." joining me with the details is ai uchida from our business desk. >> the euro foal a ten-year low against the yen dipping to the upper 100 yen level. euro/yen continues to hover at those levels this tuesday morning. investors sold the single european currency taking their cue from news that debt strapped greece will not be able to meet its deficit reduct whereon target this year. the euro is currently trading at 101.06 to 11 yen and against the greenback, it is trading at 1.3192 to 3195. your dollar is trading around an 8 1/2-month low. meanwhile, share prices also took a beating in europe and the u.s. they fell about 2.3% in frankfurt. nearly 1.9% in paris and 1% in london. in new york, the dow jones industrial average fell 258 points, or 2.4% to 10,655. market players say growing concerns over the european credit problems are dampening investors' appetite for risk. >>> now let's get a check on tokyo stock markets. the dow has dropped over 2% for the second day in a row. it's now at t

catherine, yes, from alaska. where is she? where is catherine? oh, there she is drinking. yeah, all the way from juneau, alaska. we have a special assistant to the ceo and beneficial a city council, a woman of juneau, alaska. who else? where? georgia. who is from georgia? oh, georgia, yes. there is april from georgia. she was our tech person, helping with all the presentations. new york, ok. whoo-hoo-hoo. who else iso elseh, new york, ok, i see you. we have somebody from pittsburg. who else? texas. yay, ok. who else? what other states are represented? oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. who else? hercules, california, yay. you know, this evening is really the mayor's reception, the san francisco bay area mayor's reception. did you know that there are three women members of fwn and honorees of the 100 most influential filipino women are mayors in the san

catherine graves thought her husband was having an affair. she hired a private investigator. what she found is worse than she ever imagined. and we're also going to talk to a member from tlc. when she was a little girl, a doctor said she likely would not live to see 30. talk about wrong. and steve jobs, dead at age 56. sad news but he lived far longer than his doctors first expected. we'll tell you why. what we can all learn from this. first, the federal agency that told millions of women to delay getting mammograms is starting another tough argument. the u.s. preventative services task force says most men should not bother with screening for prostate cancer. they say the psa test does more harm potentially than good, that it barely reduces deaths and leads to a lot of unnecessary treatment and complications. now will is already some pushback. for example, the head of the prostate cancer foundation, a patient group, calls the new recommendation "a terrible mistake." the american neurological association says they are still working on their response. to help me sort it out for

just a short time ago too and argue producer lucy catherine i'll so spoke to him asking him among other things to grade it president obama's performance thus far. my support for obama was three conditional begin with i never had hopes that would be beyond the sort of centrist democratic president that he really is now. many people some of us. because he looks like a different president he talks like a president he would be a different kind of president clearly has a plan but i'm not waiting around for going to change people like i was waiting around for him to change this is a movement from the bottom up it's movement has to be reckoned with and many people see the problem is the reserve and what do you think. that that's i think that's. frankly small potatoes would be to the overall problem the fact that the. country and the planet is owned and run by people who don't deserve to be doing made a profit they do in the name of privilege. they do it at the expense of human rights and the expense of environmental rights what you're seeing in the currently one thousand three hundred cities t

catherine hooper will. you lived just over there. you miss the apartment? >> ruth madoff: not really. >> safer: she lives a simpler life now in a three-room apartment in south florida. but she remains ruth madoff, lawful wife of the greatest financial criminal in history. why haven't you filed for a divorce from this man? >> ruth madoff: i don't know. it doesn't matter to me. he's going to die in prison. i certainly don't want to find another man these days. >> safer: he'll probably see this interview. are you concerned about...? >> ruth madoff: i was thinking about that. no, i'm not concerned. he should hear it. >> safer: believe her or not, the thousands of victims may have little sympathy for andrew and ruth, but it can't be denied that they, too, are victims of bernie madoff. there's mark and andrew. >> ruth: uh-huh, in happier times. >> safer: they lost a son and brother, and will forever carry the shame of the madoff name. >> andrew madoff: what he did to me, to my brother, and to my family is unforgivable. what he did to thousands of other people, de

as catherine heenan reports, most of that drop has come since the official end of the recession. >>catherine: nearly 12 years ago when america will come to the new millennium, few people would have predicted the economic hard times to come. since then we have seen unemployment climbed to 10% and we have seen two different recessions. if former bureau workers have added up the dollars and cents. average household income is slipping fast. the trend has accelerated since june of 2009 what economist declared if the recovery had begun. it is not hard to see why. go to any unemployment office. at the start of the recession, the average person was out of work for 17 weeks. by the end of the recession, 24 weeks. now it is more than 40 weeks. if that means businesses can offer lower wages and still get plenty of applicants. desperate job-seekers are more likely to take part- time positions. in comfort black americans has dropped nearly twice as much as for whites. the income drop between the two has increased by more than $400. catherine heenan, kron4 news. >> police say a man and woman w

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catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> testimony today in the conrad murray trial. his patients were talking about the doctor in glowing terms. moving him to tears. five patients from lash and houston -- las vegas and houston. prosecutors pointed out that none of the patients that he was treating were being treated for sleep disorder. conrad murray is charged with giving michael jackson propofol to help him sleep. the final defense witnesses will be two medical experts. >>> after a windy morning winds have calmed down in most sports. still seeing gusts 20-30 miles per hour. in the valleys near zero for most locations. 5 miles per hour in san francisco. 7 heyward. calm through most of the bay area. chilly conditions overnight. temperatures, north bay, 36 santa rosa. 34 napa. 30 sonoma. all over the place. low 40s for fairfield, concord, livermore. down in morgan hill 42 degrees. 48 san francisco, >>> all right. good evening, everybody. the threat of rape postponed game 6 of the world series. and what is funny about this, they called it off early afternoon in st. loui

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> it was a great day today with temperatures in the 70s and we will see the conditions continue through the weekend. tomorrow cooler in the morning, 30s through parts of the bay area, but 70s by the afternoon. saturday, warming un, sunday cooling down. nothing to complain about. morning lowes cool up in the north bay. 37 santa rosa, 42 san raff el. 44 half moon bay. 77 san jose. into the afternoon, we recover nicely, 70s. 78 redwood city. 73 hay wood. 76 san jose. 76 inland, warming up. 76 half moon bay. 70s in the north bay. 69 san francisco, 69 in richmond. halloween forecast, similar conditions carry over into monday. the forecast looking good. clear and mild. temperatures in the 60s through the bay area. chilly 8:00, dropping into the 50s, especially in the north bay. extended forecast, nice mild conditions through the weekend and into next week. a chilly start to the day tomorrow but we will see warmer morning temperatures saturday and sunday. change as we head towards the end of next week. winds back, temperatures cool and we will get the fog ba

>>catherine: catherine heenan, kron 4 >>isabel: justin herman plaza is another spot for occupy protesters. ed lee wants to work with the protesters to keep it clean. while the national spotlight is shining on san francisco occupy in san jose remain small. the last couple of days police have stood guard without any instances. the bay area protests are just one of 70 that will responsif the bay ares are just one of the reaction of the occupy wall street. >> the occupy wall street was the beginning of the protests. >> ruiz, who allegheldy killed touson, is still at large services today for touson will be heavily armed with police presence. that is expected a 1:30 today. >>janu: mostly clear conditions with a beautiful clear start. temperatures however chilly. the afternoon will bring us a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures. we've a slight cool down as we finish off the work week. just a slight cool down, however. that it chilly start in the north bay is still in the 30's in santa rosa. 37 napa, 45 degrees in los gatos. the futurecast is showing 70's. in fact, we are going to see mostly 70

>>catherine: this is very interesting. now let us look at a loser, college prices are skyrocketing what will people do? >> college is not affordable for the average family. i cannot think parents should let their kids to go to college and become english or poured three majors. i know that is incredibly insensitive of me, but if you do your kid will be out there with the occupy protesters. state colleges are now trying to get out of state students to cover the budget shortfalls in the state. california tuition is up 21% year after year. we should be revolting over that period college education is our future taxes and our future kids. they are coming out of school with too much debt. obama came out with a plan that is marginal, but he did not have the gun power to help this situation. >>catherine: he was in colorado talking with students and it sounded good. >> yes, but there is still a lot of debt. parents, if you have a kid go to saving for college .com. try to get your kids into a math or science major because those jobs

automatic' catherine kobayashi in tokyo. first the south pacific island of tuvalu, a country of nine islands in the south pacific ocean. about 10,000 people there are suffering from severe drought. new zealand is providing the country wa water. the new zealand government has said tuvalu has had virtually no rain for five months. it's said to be caused by the weather pattern la nina. funafuti has only 60 liters of water for its residents. the government declared a state of emergency last wednesday and asked new zealand for help. the new zealand government and the red cross sent water and desalination equipment. they're checking to see how to support the island nation. takielau also declared a state of emergency because of the lack of rain. >>> kiribas is facing a possibility of. >> on the road to tarawa, the capital of kiribas. because of climate change the ocean is rising. the waves pounding the shore can seriously damage it. the waves caused the courselias to erode and uproot trees. to protect themselves from the waves, loc

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> there was a dreary monday but we will see changes as we move into tomorrow. in the morning, could see much of the same. right now light rain through the bay area and that will continue over night. scattered showers will remain tomorrow. by 10:00 in the morning, skies will clear. by noon, clear skies. upper 60s. low 70s. similar to today. 5-15 degrees warmer. 70s for the south bay. 74 santa clara and san jose. inland valleys, 79 antioch. 77 wallimate creek. -- walnut creak. 70 oakland. 71 in hayward. also 60s for the peninsula. 60s close to the coast line. fog into the afternoon along the coast? north bay, temperatures in the 70s. 76 fairfield, santa rosa. 70 mill valley. we will continue the warming trend tomorrow as you saw. san francisco 68 degrees. wednesday 74. and upper 70s by thursday. also warm inland. 75 livermore. comfortable. 83 wednesday. hot on thursday, 89 degrees. san jose, 74 tomorrow. 80 wednesday. 86 on thursday. thursday will be our day of peak heating. slightly warmer tomorrow, wednesday and thursday near 90 degrees. 80 bay shores

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures start to warm tomorrow but first fog. that will clear out by noon. temperatures warming up to 69 in oakland. 74 redwood city. 79 pleasanton. let's check out the fog for tomorrow morning. all right long the coast line and spilling over into the bay shores. tomorrow hugging the shores. 8:00, on the same spot. clearing back by 10:00. i think it will be back to the coast line by noon. right here in oakland and hairward. for the temperatures, warmer, 70s and 80s in the south bay. 85 san jose. 70s for the bay shores. 70s inland valleys. 77 livermore and antioch. low 70s north bay. 66 san francisco. 78 fairfield. extended forecast, we will continue the warming trend for the weekend. fog clears out after tomorrow. sunny skys for friday and through the weekend, temperatures reaching the 80s through the bay area. 70s long the coast line. warmer weather next week, 80s inland, 70s bay shores. >>> blackberry is offering users free apps. the apps that would cost $100 will be rolled out over the next few weeks. they are offering the app