>> i know the character of paul franks. he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient, but the trooper persists. >> we got a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind you? >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later. but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. you understand me? >> after we take the patient to the hospital, you can take me to jail. we will discuss this, okay? >> paramedic white refuses to back down. his patient

paul? >> frank, at this hour, both sides are putting together their budget, that the governor will put together. that'll happen later this week with the information. over the next 7 days, the trains will run as usual. that familiar sound means that all is well for the people who depend on bart to get around. they reached out to the governor at the avoid the -- to avoid the strike. >> it was the only path. >> and at 10:00 last night, the governor replied, allowing the trains to stay on track. he invoked his power to avert a strike. it would disrupt the transportation system, and endanger the public ice seventy and welfare. >> we're waiting to hear from them on when the hearing is going to be. >> we don't need cooling off, we need bart to do the right thing, and get this thing done. >> at noon today, the rallies for to show solidarity. >> we added more money to that pay increase, and tried to meet them in the middle of the medical contribution. >> they can afford this, they ow it -- owe it to the public and the riders, to make sure they have a safety working environment. >> both sides will presen

he's using it against rand paul and he's going with the visceral argument and visceral beats intellectual every time. you know who gave us that? franktz. rand paul, you know, doesn't come across as a rabid spider monkey, he comes across as a nice guy. >> he's gone tit for tat with the fie. camden, new jersey is not camden, south carolina. and this bawdy act might play for a while, but when he goes nuts on somebody in south carolina, he's going to be shunned in a hurry. a lot of republicans like him attacking the president. they like him attacking the press. but when that act comes to town and they see it up close, he's going to need to tone it down and be more -- >> but he won't. that's who he is. >> you don't think that he would learn to realize you don't want to be too nasty in republican primaries? >> there's a fine line between fighting for your beliefs and a reality show. so hogan is right about that, if he goes too far. but people respond to this. he doesn't talk like a politician, he talks about a guy who is believes what he says. >> i just have an image of chris christie battling a rabid spider monkey and it's just funny. >>

frank ogawa plaza to headquarters. we will be there every step of the way. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> most commuters are still trafficking in their cars by -- traveling in their cars by themselves. researchers say the trend is one of decline. a quarter of californians have a more fuel efficient car and 50% are considering one. if bart goes on strike the ktvu morning team will have the latest at 4:00 a.m. >>> former richmond city counselman has died. bell passed away this morning, 9 months after suffering a bacterial infection that led to multiple brain surgeries. he served from 2000 to 2005. he was hospitalized days before the election. he is survived by his wife and two children. he was only 54 years old. >>> san francisco supervisor announced today he is running for state assembly. term limits prevent him from running for reelection. this would be the second time he followed him in office. he represents san francisco's district 9. the same one he represented. >>> garbage rates went up. for 32-gallon bens the increase -- bins the increase is 22%. th

the fight over tourists in one frank neighborhood and it could reap heat up today. paulers will tell us more about the issue and the big debate. what is going on? >> reporter: it's about a show. actually a show that was made famous about some houses. the painted ladies is a pop culture reference. many know it from the show full house back in the '80s and '90s. this group of painted ladies was built back in the 1890s. almost assentsly before the show full house used them. since then those living here say about every three minutes a tour bus comes through the area. bringing people who take pictures and check out the iconic homes that some only know from the show. one resident says oftentimes he hear tour guides misidentify his home as the one where full house was shot. a l though some living here say they don't mind the attention, they are tired of the exist and convex. that is why they have been -- last year the city ordered tour buss to park on one specific corner but that just launched new complaints by other people. >> they are walking three blocks now. but we heard fe

lori: dodd-frank less than halfway complete even paul volcker has been critical of the propulsion.n pushed to speed up in plantation, but should we start all over again? here is former economic advisor. governor, it is great to have you with us. the "wall street journal" arctic article the other day says they have gone too far. are the bangs at risk? >> i think customers and borrowers are at risk because the boxes are worshiping place in are so narrow that the first-generation homebuyer, the first generation entrepreneur, the young person or immigrant is going to have a hard time accessing credit. it is wonderfully president met with the seven regulators in this space. the question is what was discussed and the most important question was, is, did the president say got this right, make sure you get it right, coordinate together and loan money, don't freeze up the financial system so we can build this economy better than a half a percent or 8% per year. lori: the credit freeze, do you think banks have learned their lesson not taking on too much risk so they can keep the wheels of le

frank. work is a sacred thing. up next on kudlow, rand paul calls chris christie the king of bacon.hristie then calls paul a washington insider. paul says now let's have a beer, but christie says he's too busy. will there feud tear apart their republican party? our free market panel will debate that next up. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling helps to lower some cholesterol. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. >> get this, folks. seems like the 2016 presidential campaign already under way and there's a feud brewing for the heart and soul of the republican party. new jersey governor chris christie threw the first punch last week. he's bashing libertarian leaning and isolationist republicans like senator rand paul. paul was quick to fire back. take a listen. >> i want t

frank george? >> producing and directing -- >> he is a big star. >> "always sunny in philadelphia", i think that's one of his babies. >> and the kid who played paul is marilyn manson. doing well. did you have a crush on her or fred savage growing up? >> he is the reason i got a perm when i was 12 years old. >> oh, my god. wait a minute, rich women doing it big? >> yeah. gary, you and me, if we ever get rich, we will just show the girls how do t.o. do it. >> okay. >> showing you what to do when you get money. let's talk about shonda, from gray's anatomy. they recently had their 200th episode. guess what she is doing for her whole crew and cast? taking them on a caribbean cruise. is that not great? for their 200th episode. she surprised them. had this big cake there. how many episodes when they fired washington? >> oh, that broke my heart. he ran his mouth too much. >> royal caribbean cruise. >> well, black people probably decline to go because after their first big boat ride. >> all right. >> well let's talk about who can't be outdone. bho rules the universe. >> after the concert in london the other night, spending like $2,000. they had 58 wings,

paul chambers is live there now. it's located inside a strip mall on alam rock between capital avenue. and you found out this location has a history of violence. >> reporter: frank, that's true. i will get to that in a moment. two security guards came out here, they basically walked around the building they had flashlights checking out the entire scene. they did not want to speak on camera but they said that they did not work here last night when the shooting occurred. we counted at least five bullet holes in the building of this vietnamese restaurant. around 10:00 last night, one or more people fired several shots into the restaurant. >> first time my neighbor now this one. >> reporter: john poval lives a lives -- lives across the street from the shooting. >> a few yearing as -- a few years ago, my neighbor. >> reporter: a place that some people say is more than a restaurant. >> it's basically a bikini bar. i've known, i actually know a girl that actually works here. >> we don't know if it was, if they had any kind of illegal activity going on. i have a concern and we'll look into it. >> reporter: we've tried to talk to other businesses in the area but they all

paul. >> frankly. >> stephanie: in the battle between the libertarian and gop wing he may have a defector. >> frankly. i'm a frank to his principals and values. >> frankly. >> stephanie: like he wouldn't stick to a belief or vow -- >> or wife. >> stephanie: i thought the subtlety would get away. >> i brought the sledge hammer. >> i was impressed that you said imply instead of infer. >> stephanie: right. someone wrote me about that yesterday. newt gingrich said he was reevaluating his neo-con position, and guessing rand paul's more isolationist values warrant more attention. >> i'm very flip floppy frankly. >> stephanie: at some point you need to take a deep breath to ask if [ inaudible ] have succeeded. i think it would be healthy to go back and war game what alternative strategies would be better. and i like ted cruz and rand paul because they are talking about this. paul's -- the rift was most recently highlighted by the senate bid of liz cheney who embraces his evil neo-con father's -- okay. it didn't they. >> now you brought the sledge hammer. [♪breaking news theme] >> stephanie: oh, by the way, george w. bus

. >> frank, you also in this new -- in your magazine "the new republic" also talk to john mccain. my goodness, john mccain has quite a few things to say about rand paul viewers have probably caught wind, john mccain is back in his old maverick form. he gave an interview to our magazine, where i think he kind of went all in, in certain respects in this. and we asked him, would would you vote for in a matchup between hillary clinton and rand paul, and he said, i don't know, and he laughed, and then he tried to say a couple nice things about rand paul. but even as he was doing it, he was kind of -- the guy with praise. he made it clear he thinks the tea party came to washington to do nothing. and what he sees is kind of their nilism is something that really chafes at him and it's clearly driving him to kind of go back to his 2000 form, where he's the renegade within the party. >> and so this is what john mccain said in the interview about members of the tea party. i try and be respectful and go out there and debate them every chance i get. for four years, harry reid, i beat him up regularly, wouldn't bring a budget to the senate. this year, we brought o