. >> sirhan sirhan -- "the hunger games: catching fire" does what a good sequel needs. and leaves us wanting more. lawrence begins "catching fire" a national hero on a victory lap. the powers that be stage the annual fight to the death to keep the population controlled. >> you never get off this train. you are mentors now. from now on, your job is to be a distraction. >> the revolution is starring. the new games will pick the winners from preceding years against each other. it is life or death plus a love triangle. watch the games start. the sequel builds to a riproaring twist worth re-.5 stars in a pg-13. fans are going to love "the hunger games: catching fire." also opening, vince vaughn is a sperm donor who discovers he has fathered more than 500 children in "delivery man." almost four for "the hunger games: catching fire." enough said gets 3.5 stars. vince vaughn's new movie gets three stars. three stars for "about time," "captain phillips," and "dallas buyers club." "bad grandpa" to stars. have a nice weekend at, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc seven entertainme

. >>> the an convicted of shooting robert kennedy was transferred. 69-year-old sirhan sirhan was transferred to san diego. the transfer was routine. the date was an unfortunate coincidence. >>> a million-dollar lotto ticket, police say a customer tried to claim his ticket they gave him 1,000 dollars. yesterday they offered 10,000 dollars if he wouldn't go to police. now they are facing grand larceny. >>> okayoakland police handed out meals. hoping a free turkey would make a difference. >> thank you for the turkey for thanksgiving so we don't have to buy it. >> volunteers donated 150 turkeys. they hope to have a thousand cooked on thanksgiving day. >>> a safe containing $6,000 was taken from the boys and girls club after their biggest fund-raiser. they have received an outpouring of support. we are told it was a volunteer handy man at the club. >>> joes of westlake has been sold. the restaurant heads been around since the 1950s and holds a special place for people all over. >> they used to donate the pasta for the church and the school. this place has been like home. we know the people who wo

[cheers and applause] the city so nice they named it twice like sirhan sirhan. bad example. [ laughter ] as you know for the past dozen years we've been under the control of a soda hating leprechaun. [ laughter ] who as you know -- [cheers and applause] -- purchased the city with his pot of gold. [laughter] but tomorrow new yorkers will go to the polls to decide who will fill his shoes, his tiny, tiny shoes. i believe we have a picture of those shoes. hey! hey, you -- stuart little. get out of those. those are the mayor's shoes. get out of there. ps, the mayor and i are the exact same size. right now the mayor's vase between democrat bill de blasio and republican joe lhota. >> de blasio has a 45% lead in the race to be the big apple's next mayor. >> jon: 45% -- that's the same amount that hot dog is beating rat on a stick. joe lhota may come in third to drunk antisemitic times square el mow. but the second place status is an asset according to lhota. >> he said he is the underdog but added new yorkers love an underdog. >> jon: if you were ten points down you wou

sirhan sirhan was transferred from a prison in california to a facility in the san diego area. the california department of corrections said it was just a routine move. he is currently serving a life sentence for shooting robert kennedy moments after he won the primary in 1968. >>> he is a gay man in a long term same sex relationship. why did he recuse himself from the case? the bay area judge who sparked the supreme court ruling on gay marriage gives us an exclusive glimpse into his life and his ruling. tonight the interview with retired federal judge von walker. he is hailed by the gay community, respected by the supreme court and yet criticized by many. on the 22nd floor of his downtown office, there is no longer a spotlight. instead, a view. recently retired from the federal bench, judge von walker settled into his new life shortly after his old life was portrayed by hollywood's leading man. >> i would your honor you to pay close attention and to answer them directly. >> i'm looking at and you i don't see too much brad pitt in you. >> i'm hurt that you say that. >> you're m

sirhan sirhan was moved to richard donavon prison in san diego. state corrects spokesman says the transfer was routine and says that the date was "ang unfortunate coincidence." toronto mayor phorid is seeing his approval rating is rising. president obama's approval rating is 41% after the botched health care rollout. before ford admitted in october to smoking crack and what he called a drunken stupor his approval rating was 39%. the same polls show 6% want him to resign. fords is he has no innocent of stepping down. >> the faa will test overweight pilots and air- traffic controllers for body mass index is 40 or greater they will have to be tested for sleep apnea. there was a deadly crash near buffalo, new york, in which investigators say the pilots were fatigued. >>> british airways is running an unusual ad in picadilly circus with built in surveillance technology that can detect when a british airplane is flying overhead. the child points to the real plane in real-time. they say the advertisement is similar to an ad from norway. >> your library b

. >> while the time still matters, california officials say sirhan sirhan was moved from one location to another, his brother's death was an unfortunate coincidence. >> one of the few places that can expect quiet weather for thanksgiving travel, the pacific northwest. just head south and you can see plenty of rain moving into place he like new mexico and also into arizona. but into the mountains of arizona, colorado, utah, boy we've got a lot of snow coming down. arizona mountains, colorado, rockies are going to get up to two feet of new snow tomorrow. ski resorts are looking better and better. earlier we had a picture coming in from sandia crest, now it's a heavier wet snow because all that moisture is fairly warm as it's coming up from the southwest. because the center of low pressure is still just offshore of southern california we've had 60 to 70 mile-per-hour winds channeling through the sierra neves into the l.a. mountains. it's been powerful winds for california and winter weather further off to the east, freezing rain, snow and ice, but that's going to diminish a little bit to

isn't that in fact what all the high profile assassinations are like, including his brother's by sirhan sirhan? >> absolutely. the idea that the world could change in this most powerful man in the world could be gunned down and the course of history changed by this man with a $21 mail order rifle, it just seemed unimaginable. it might seem more imaginable today if it happened in 2013. >> you in effect investigated the investigation, you got a call from someone who had been a young staffer on the warren commission saying we've got a lot of stuff we can talk about. >> right. >> and reading through it, you bring up all sorts of problems, the coverups, sequentialal or unintentional, people covering their butts because of work done improperly. in the end was it a perfect storm that led to the conspiracy theories out there? >> there were many perfect storms going on at the same time. it was perfect both the cia and the fbi were doing their best to hide evidence. the evidence begins disappear after the president's death and on and on and on. this missing chapter with the kennedy assassination, what h

who actually assassinate great figures, and it's mark david chapman, it's john hinckley, it's sirhan sirhan, you know, james earl ray, these really pathetic, small figures are able, unfortunately, to find a way through because that's all they think about and all they spend their time trying to do. and it does seem insufficient that someone of the stature of a president, the grandeur of john kennedy, the glamour, the enormous wealth, the youth. it seems wrong that he would be snuffed out by this strange and weak individual. the other thing, though, that i think has been at work here with the kennedy assassination is that to the extent that people thought kennedy was in danger that day in dallas, the expectation was that it would be the very active and very aggressive right wing movement that was headquartered in dallas. and then lo and behold, that's what they're worried about in the morning, but by nightfall, here's this man behind bars who is not from the right wing. he's a communist sympathizer, a failed defector to the soviet union, a supporter of cuba, exactly the wrong person to have k

murderer charles manson and robert kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, are among the most notorious inmates allegations against staff brought the prison to its knees. officers were accused of arranging gladiator-style fights between rival inmates that often had to be stopped with lethal force. >> officers betting on these fights, who's going to win, who's going to be stabbed, who's going to kill who, who's going to beat who bad. >> all of the indicted officers were subsequently acquitted. george galaza was warden at the time and had to tackle the daunting task of getting corcoran back on its feet. >> when i got here in 1996, corcoran frankly was under an intensive media barrage. the impact that that had on the staff here, it was tremendous. you cannot maintain a prison like this well if your staff morale is poor. so the first part of it was getting the staff morale up. the next thing that we focused on was the issue of violence. >> you might have to fight. >> in a prison like this one, because of the types of inmates that we have, violence is a real thing. >> you might have to kill, you mig

its inmate population includes charles manson, robert kennedy's assassin sirhan sirhan, and some of theiolent prison gangs. "lockup" crews have also been frequent guests at california state prison corcoran. >> you might have to fight. you might have to kill. you might have to stab. you never know. depends on the situation. >> a lot of times it's just fistfights out here. but i would say maybe every other month we get a righteous stabbing. when they do stab each other they go for the kill. they don't just stab each other to play around. >> every morning you wake up you dealing with a thousand different attitudes. you never know what could happen on that certain day. all you can do is think the worst, hope for the best. >> we met two inmates on the yard at corcoran who are much more pro-active when it comes to surviving life in this powder keg. they gave our crew a tutorial on how they do it. >> some of the rules that you want to live by behind these walls is you want to give everybody the same respect that you expect to receive from them. >> without order we have anarchy. when we have an

sirhan sirhan was transferred.is serving a life sentence for shooting robert kennedy in los angeles back in 1968. a california corrections officer said the move was a routine one. and the fact that it happened 50 years to the day of jfk's death is a coincidence. >>> two decisions connected to the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary in connecticut. tomorrow, prosecutors are expected to release their final report on the investigation into the shooting that killed 20 first graders and six educators in newtown. also tomorrow, a judge will rule whether the 911 calls made from the school should be released to the public. >>> boeing's new planes could be facing a serious issue, an icing problem with eight models and dreamliners. those specific planes avoid flying near thunderstorms, many which contain ice crystals because it could affect the engine performance. united, japan and air india. >>> this next story is a talker. should airlines allow passengers to talk on their cell phones while in flight? how in-flight calls

and then, of course, we have the lone wolves are going all the way back if you will in 1968 when sirhan sirhanpalestinian decided to assassinate bob kennedy because he was motivated by anti-israel sentiments at the time. also, all of us remember the unabomber who conducted the campaign for many, many years. it was radicalized with technological society at the time. and then, of course, we all remember what happened in oklahoma city in 1995, the attack on the federal building when 168 people were killed, and 800 other people were wounded. and then, of course, the fort hood shooting that nidal hasan perpetrated at the time. so again, i think when we talk about the lone wolf, of the individual acting on -- incidentally, we do have an increasing number of women who are also involved. we can look at the nonpolitical motivations and then we can look at the political motivations. so ultimately i think what we will discuss today i basically the two sides that we have to consider, but mostly the political side. and we can spend a semester at least to discuss -- i'm not going to do it now, but i think i

i don't think the sandy hook killer would fit under that, or sirhan sirhan, or even lee harvey oswald. i think we need to focus on this plague of unpleasant things and figure out how to focus. we should not be focusing on the coping rather than the definition. >> i have a couple of points in response. firstly, given the resources that we have in dwindling financial resources, it is hard to monitor something when you do not know what to look for. that is why there is so much talk about a risk-based monitoring measure or security measure. when you look assessment, that is one constraint when you look at that. in terms of having a lone wolf having the means to perpetrate a terrorist act, my understanding and my thinking is it is not just having the means, it is having the environment and the grievances, to do the kind of ask a lone wolf is capable of launching. it is an interplay between having the facility and the resolve to perpetrate something and having the environment to perpetrate it in. >> i think these are all salient points. there is a lot to be taken from this. let me add, i wa