snakes will be out hunting them.you could run into rattlers anywhere where humans are right up against wildlife areas. a lot of times we ll get em in horse pens, or people with livestock. i do jobs for wineries, for hoas. (nats: rattling)one of those guys is a good four inches around.but just because they re big doesn t always mean they can hurt you. people mistake this for a rattlesnake it s just a gopher snake - because of its pattern, and it actually imitates a rattlesnake. and it s totally harmless.despite what you may have heard about grabbing a snake behind its head so its mouth can t reach you, the frasers think that s a riskier way to go about it. i ve never been bitten. i practice steve irwin s technique, which was tailing the snake - grabbing it by the tail and using a stick. though luis and jenae pulled a snake from one of the yards on this street, neighbors i talked to were happy to reportthey hadn t seen anything slithering around.and they might have been a
life, so he started his company, rattlesnake removal u-s-a, to feel productive.his wife jenae goes on house calls with him. i think we got one! friday alone, they caught about a dozen snakes in places all over the east bay, and up into napa.luis says this year s rain means more plants for rodents, which means more snakes will be out hunting them.you could run into rattlers anywhere where humans are right up against wildlife areas. a lot of times we ll get em in horse pens, or people with livestock. i do jobs for wineries, for hoas. (nats: rattling)one of those guys is a good four inches around.but just because they re big doesn t always mean they can hurt you. people mistake this for a rattlesnake it s just a gopher snake - because of its pattern, and it actually imitates a rattlesnake. and it s totally harmless.despite what you may have heard about grabbing a snake behind its head so its mouth can t reach you, the frasers think that s a riskier way to go about it. i ve
antolin garcia torres innocent of murder.steven clark, legal analyst and former prosecutor and that could explain why this jury came back quickly if they don t believe the prosecution was able to prove that sierra lamar is dead then they really wouldn t reach a verdict on a homicide. the defense however has pointed to dna evidence found on garcia torres s property like a rope in his car. what they were able to show with the forensic evidence and the defendant s own statement is that he had the opportunity to commit this crime and there was never a definite explanation for that dna transfer. and although 11 hours of deliberation may sound like a long time to the average person - the analyst says that is pretty quick for a decision in a trial that started back in january. there was competing evidence on virtually every aspect in the case. from the forensic evidence to the defendant s statements to the issues of sierra lamar being a runaway. i m surprised the jury was able t
aveson.(pam) and i m pam moore. the incident the mother is talking about. happened several weeks ago, but now, the parent is finding out about the video that students at school have already been passing around. (steve) kron four s spencer blake brings us the story from vallejo that you ll see only on four. (nats: yelling, hitting)the sixth-grade girl getting beaten up in this video is the daughter of emma simms. i pulled it up on youtube last night and i was horrified. i haven t been the same since i seen that video. she knew about the incident the day it happened in early march, but she had no idea how bad it was, nor that a student had been recording it.her daughter, on the other hand, has known for a while about the youtube video, which has more than six hundred views. people won t stop talking about it.who? everyone at school?everyone in my class. so the re-victimization continues.simms says her daughter has special needs, and though they live on the other side of town,
kron4 s ella sogomonian is live tonight ella you talked to a legal analyst who has been in the court room during the trial. it s been five years now that sierra lamar s family has been left in the dark after she mysteriously disappeared - now they could be just hours away from possible closure. obviously the threshold question for this jury that needed to be decided was, is it possible that sierra lamar still be alive? one of many challenges a jury has had to face before making their decision in the kidnapping and murder trial of morgan hill teen sierra lamar. the fifteen year old went missing five years ago as she was walking to a bus stop to get to school. but because her body was never recovered, there wasn t a crime scene and a weapon wasn t found the jury could possibly find defendant antolin garcia torres innocent of murder.steven clark, legal analyst and former prosecutor and that could explain why this jury came back quickly if they don t believe the prosecution