frank morris told frank delauter i'm not going to do any more you pay you until me. he was this huge, violent deputy. frank morris was being uppity. he was a black man talking that way to a white man. we pretty well believe for traitor tot was a the arson. frank said that he was asleep in a small tiny back room in the back of his shack. sometime after midnight, he heard glass breaking and he got up and walked to the front of the shop and saw two men, two white men, one had a shotgun, the other had a gasoline can and was spreading fuel on the outside of the shop. frank confronted the two men, ask them what are you all doing, quit that. he said something happened, somebody threw a or something. two policemen, they had left town and the towns on patrol car. they had driven on most of the day which was about nine or 10 miles away. one of the officers told me, of course the one that was alive said that when they arrived they noticed that the shoe shop was on fire. in fact, it look like an pieces of there were cinderblock, material all out in the street. as they rounded the front of the shop they saw frank comin

when she was there she called me to complete said dolly that was his mother please have frank frank he got frank about frank frank you go and see that me please you were in the lounge then yeah in the lounge at the play it wasn't allowed and it was a club called the marquis franklin's and luke twenty third street him and i went in there and all this and it was a line around the block with what i do which was not telling jokes it was attitude making fun of people and not being hurtful in my opinion otherwise i wouldn't be on this that you know this was touch and go for a while. but i know you a long time and so it's like a marcy thinks of me and i. don't know so that's a lie or so what happened was. that he's thought of that stuff you know about making fun of people and she's not really into it and she said thank you go see done and he came in and i never met the man before in my life at that time and i said frank be yourself stand up and hit somebody. and all the guys with a moment is funny. i've traveled with scientists. floyd does what do you think the funny part you know and then i traveled w

frank grew up. they called him frank, by the way. so that is something you all know now that people do not know. and i'm going to call him frank for the rest -- they call him frankie when he was a kid, but they called him frank, his friends and family. that is where frank grew up, and he had kind of an idyllic childhood there. his father was named john ross key, and he served in the continental army. the records are kind of sketchy, but we do know that he wound up serving under the marquis de lafayette. he was also a lawyer. so was francis scott key's uncle. philip barton key turns out to have more influence on frank than his father did. they schooled him at home. let me tell you about philip barton key. john ross key served in the continental army in the revolution. his brother became a loyalist. not only was he a loyalist, he joined the british army and fought against us. he wound up fighting in florida. he got captured along with everybody else. he went not back to england -- he had never been to england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you prob

frank in? >> sure. frank, you're up. >> frank is not the general manager. >> he's more of a manager downstairs. think he's a manager up here in the office. >> that's the reality of it. hey, frank, can you have a seat? >> sure. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. [intense music] ♪ coming up... >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. i would run. >> wow. my name is michael, i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain was terrible. my feet hurt so bad. it felt like hot pins and needles coming from the inside out of my skin. when i did go see the doctor, and he prescribed lyrica. it helped me. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight, including blurry vision, muscle pain w

i don't think dodd-frank does it at all. >> i go to mr. frank. mr. frank, would you tell us the problems and why -- how you derive that the fact dodd-frank came into existence and what it did do to help save the economy and put us where we are today? >> there were two areas that the chairman mentioned that there has been regulation including increased regulation. there were other things. there were two innovations. i think the problem was not so much that we deregulated as a society but that we did not have new regulations to keep up with new activity. there were two. one was the financial derivative business. i agree with mr. deas on the end users. there was risky speculative active i that became evident in 2008 basically from people using that as an end to themselves. it wasn't connected to helping the productive economy. secondly, and most troubling, was securing loans. people thought they found a way to get rit of risk. you don't get rid of risk. you shuffle it off. in those two areas, these new financial derivatives -- congress in 2000 enacted legisla

frank. >> frank too. the food was perfect, the weather was beautiful. this is part of the motley crew that was there. >> adriana on the right. >> a couple of more photos, frankurrounded by his girls, we call it the frank harem. this was a selfie i took of everybody down by kathy -- >> beatle beach bar. >> it was the perfect weather, kath was an unbelievable host. oh, and that. >> it labs dirtier with the tape on it. it looks like some sort of bondage thing. everybody knows there's a crack. so use our imagination. they put bondage on the crack. >> by the way that was the birthday cake. it was a behind. they tried to fuzz it. then they added extra. >> we joke about how hoda always has -- her spanx are always ripped. >> yep. >> sweet lisa's in greenwich did your take. "please come and raise a toast to hoda's 50-year-old egyptian" three-letter word, so classy. perfect, everybody loved it, made them laugh. she's always saying, "you can kiss my egyptian bottom." >> i always say scratch. jimmy moss started off playing. he was terrific. >> one of your favorites, jen miller told me to get him. >> then out of nowhere -- >> i can't get rid of the guy, kenny loggins bro

frank, before i just ask you about it. do we have that ready to play? let's just listen. >> you are pretty. you're so fine. just going over some of your videos. how can i forget. >> frank, is it possible with the sophisticated equipment that you have and other audio experts have that there's a lot more information on the audio tape, stuff that cannot easily be heard? >> well, you know, we spoke earlier about this a couple of days ago. there are three sections that we're hearing in the audio. there's the sound of the male voice. there is the sound of the gunshots or the environment behind it and then there's the sound of the actual room where the microphone and the phone is picking up that environmental sound. and you listen to all those things and you listen for something that's continuous and in the case of what we're hearing there, and again i'm hearing it right now with just an ear piece, there seems to be a consistency in the environment of the room where the person actually speaking into the microphone was. so that's something to pay attention to. >> you said also the other day, and i found it fascinating, is that you can actually kind of get a signature for the ac current that's in the room. can you explain that again and why that's significant? >> sure. i'll give the shortest version i can. there's a newer technology that's been used by some forensic audio professionals that's referred to as enf. basically what it is, the current, the electrical current is actually giving out a time signature and the electrical grid that exists here in the united states, that can be tracked and mapped. and you can create that same timeline if the electrical power current is picked up within the recorder that made the recording and then do a comparison in a wave form. it's newer technology. it definitely can be helpful. >> mark, you said the other night that you take issue with recordings like this being released because the effect it can have on other eyewitness testimony. people basically kind of adapting their testimony to what they hear in the media or they hear other witnesses talking about. >> here's what's going to happen. it's very normal human behavior. now that we know and everyone knows who hasn't given their testimony yet that there were ten shots with three seconds in between are going to naturally or maybe intentionally craft that and bring that into their testimony. so i think you'll see witnesses start to say when they talk about this event that's what they heard. the other side of the coin is just as important, though. every witness who has given a statement who has not stated affirmatively there were a number of shots, a pause of a few seconds and a number of other shots, now those witnesses are going to be impeachable potentially because of this new piece of evidence. that's why getting this out piecemeal is really interfering with the validity maybe or the integrity of the investigation in both sides preparing their case. >> areva, which is why it's crucial investigators get as quickly as possible and have been getting as quickly as possible to any potential witnesses. that's why they want to get to those eyewitnesses as quickly as possible before people start to hear what another people in the crowd are saying or other people on television are saying. >> absolutely, anderson. there's some concern already that people are starting to mimic what they're hearing the other eyewitnesses talk about. but you can hear the people who are lined up for brown and believe this was an excessive shooting saying that they're concerned that darren wilson is hearing all of these accounts and it's giving him an opportunity to craft his version of events to fit with the evidence and to fit with his shooting being justified so i think it works for both sides, both the witnesses supporting and those who are opposed. >> frank frank, appreciate you being on. >>> is this the second american militant killed fighting with the extremists in syria. what u.s. officials are saying about him, next. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobile plan. and "minus" our expenses. perfect timing. we're offering our best-ever pricing on mobile plans for business. run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mobile share value plans for business. now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you

frank was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. and literally i could go on and on about frank's background and resume. but let me now introduce our next speaker frank cilluffo. frank? [applause] >> thank you joe, for that overly kind introduction. if i were to introduce myself it would be a bumper sticker frank cilluffo he who displays varying delays of ignorance in lots of subjects. so universal the environment we're facing today plays to one of my strengths, to my a.d.d., since if you were to close your eyes, have a map in front of you, point to anyplace, anyplace on the map and all likelihood you're going to fall into a bulls eye of a crisis that we are facing right now. and i'm going to spare the obligatory lawyer joke. i can tell you one thing, i normally like lawyers behind me to be in front of all of you is a little threatening. but i also have the greatest respect and appreciation for what the american bar association does, for what joe does, for what one of my good colleagues jim turner and all of you collectively do to advance our national security and improve our homeland security. you've done great work over the years, and i mope that y

frank he's published extensive live in journals. i remember frank from the early days of homed security, because not leavem rich did home without frank cilluffo with him. so frank was one of the closest advisors to secretary tom ridge as the department was being stood up, in the early 2000's. the whitein office at house, called the office of homeland security, which is a shop. and grew into, as we her earlier, $40 billion enterprise the department of homeland security today. before the wows frank was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. could go on and on about frank's background and resume. let me now introduce our next speaker, frank cilluffo. frank? [applause] >> thank you, joe, for that overly kind introduction. if i were to introduce myself it sticker, franker cilluffo, he who displays varying delays

frank he's published extensive live in journals. i remember frank from the early days of homed security, because not leavem rich did home without frank cilluffo with him. so frank was one of the closest advisors to secretary tom ridge as the department was being stood up, in the early 2000's. the whitein office at house, called the office of homeland security, which is a shop. and grew into, as we her earlier, $40 billion enterprise the department of homeland security today. before the wows frank was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. could go on and on about frank's background and resume. let me now introduce our next speaker, frank cilluffo. frank? [applause] >> thank you, joe, for that overly kind introduction. if i were to introduce myself it sticker, franker cilluffo, he who displays varying delays of ignorance in lots of subjects. the environment we're facing today plays to one a.d.d.,rengths, to my since if you were to close your eyes, have a map in front of anyplace, anyplace on the map and all likelihood you're going to fall into a bulls eye of a crisis that we are facing right now. and i'm goi

frank frank [speaking foreign language][spe >> perhaps more troubling is the appeal it seems to haveome of the very youngest. [speaking foreign language]. >> right now, isis fighters are outside irbil. knowing when to move fast and when to lie back and consolidate. right now around irbil they seem to be doing both. joining us, martin who was close to the front lines. you were out there today less than a mile from the front lines tonight. what did you see? did you hear? >> didn't see a lot because we couldn't quite get close enough to where we wanted to be. it had just gone night fall. we did hear a lot, though, a couple loud explosions. the clear sound of jets penetrating the night sky. gunfire in the distance, panic at the kurdish lines, as well. there were two or three very loud explosions, several minutes later, another two or three more. we couldn't see where the jets were but they were very clearly attacking in a striving sort of position doing two or three runs from the north to the south and then from the south to the north. we were told by the kurds at the time that the isis

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frank was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. literally ,i could go on and on about his background and resume, but let me now introduce him. frank cilluffo. frank>> thank you for that overly kind introduction. that would be a bumper sticker, frank cilluffo -- degrees of varying ignorance in the various subjects. fortunately the environment we are facing today plays to one of my strengths, may add. if you were to close your eyes, have a map in front of you and point to any place on the map, in all likelihood you will fall into a bull's-eye of a crisis that we are facing right now. i will spare the obligatory lawyer joke. i normally like lawyers to be behind me. i also have the greatest respect and appreciation for what the american bar association does, my colleague jim turner and what all of you do to advance the national security and improve homeland security. i hope that you continue to do this great work as our country needs it. what i thought i would do very quickly is if you were to close her eyes and point to anywhere on the map, whether it is ukraine, crimea, north korea, whether it is what is unfolding so tragically in syria and iraq, w

a political story. >> dod frank. >> this guy can work. >> the political story probably has to do with dod and frank;(÷ where do you get your stamp of approval? you have to be for a hike in the minimum wage. that's why it resonates among a lot of pligss. all the way down the line. the economic story is totally different. it is about -- the economics are against raising the minimum wage. it hurt small businesses. it leads to less job creation. this is not just like conservative right wing nuts saying it. this is mainstream economic theory. we will tell you mainstream economis economists. >> midrom knee signed the minimum wage. not 13.25 as the la mayor wants to do. what do you make about that. >> i any that minimum wage should be raised but i think the smartest argument came from charles payne who said if you are getting minimum wage it's your fault not mcdonald's. it's your fault. >> adam, i'm wondering those who advocate hiking the minimum wage point out that 12 states or so that have done it or look to do it. the job market has improved and they throw that back in republican's face to say look, we

frank --, if basically, frank took capsule six times a day. the only side effect is he had to spend more time in the bathroom because of drinking all the water. he is alive today because of dr. brezinski. guest: i am glad that your husband is alive today. success could be multiplied many times, but we are just going to have to disagree as to -- agree to disagree as to whether or not dr. brezinski had anything to do with it. lee, gainesville, democratic caller. caller: it seems your guest is deflecting results that have been studied where people are being short from cancer. i do not know her background in regards to who she is. it seems like it seems like a lot of the pharmaceutical companies. >> host: respond to that charge. over 25 years i do not own any single shares in any pharmaceutical companies. i don't take speaking fees because i'm too busy doing the editing and i don't have time to do speaking. but what i mean to be saying is that people get very excited about finding the cure for cancer and my main point was that individual diseases

frank lokai. frank is from urbana. guy brown is in st. petersburg, florida. we all know that town. 100 years old today. he loves to play pinnocle. they say he can beat anybody in down. lenora taylor is from ohio and she is 102 years old today. how do you do it? she stays active and feisty. i mean feisty. happy birthday. that's it. now back to little old new york city. >> thank you, willard. >> thank you. hoda is back. you're going to cross something off your bucket list. >> okay. so i've always wanted to sing backup because i figure it's safe because no one can hear you. and you know how much i love music. anyway, so we were trying to figure out how to do it. we decided we were going to sing backup. kathie is going to teach me how to sing backup with kenny loggins. the song is "foot loose." >> kenny was supposed to do this today. >> we were waiting. >> poor thing, he got stuck in ohio. >> kenny's on the phone today. >> hello. happy birthday. >> hoda is putting her ear piece on. now that she's 50 it's hard for her to hear. kenny said happy birthday. >> thank you, kenny. we are so excited about tomorrow, we're busting. >> i heard you say you're going to sing backgrounds. i thought you were going to sing lead. >> oh! >> well, kath said you said something about choreography which we clearly need to work on before you get here. >> it should be fun. >> what happened? you were going to come. what happened? what was the -- what happened? >> we had a plane lined up to fly us from our show last night in dayton to new york city. and the plane didn't show up. >> what? >> that'll happen. >> we were scram being to find something. so i found myself waking up on the tour bus this morning. >> the lord works in mysterious ways. 24 more hours for hoda and kathie lee. >> you get to choreograph. >> good point. >> kathie trying to explain harmony, sing high when i sing low. any pointers? do you have any tips or pointers that could help me out a little bit? >> i would say my primary tip is listen to kathie lee. >> when we're doing this live tomorrow, we'll kill your lead mic for a second and bring up the back vocals. >> that is uncalled for. >> it should make a good youtube video. >> exactly. >> we're excited. so we have a little setup piece where kathie's going to teach me and we're going to jump in and sing backup to "foot loose." >> singing with choreography. >> i'm excited. i just took up the guitar. this is the next thing. >> kenny, before we let you go, is there anything hoda should abstain from to make sure her voice is in tiptop shape? like wine or alcohol or something? >> birthday cake mostly. no birthday cake. >> kenny, you are great. thank you so much. safe travels. see you tomorrow. >> all right. see you tomorrow. >> pressure's on. >>> all right, well, coming up, natalie and tamron are going to get help from two special guests. ian ziering and judd apatow. help doing what? >> they'll help host the next hour. >> for one hour. >>> well, good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. for the first time, the 49ers are going to let the field the levi's stadium. the practice is from noon to 4:00 and the team is allowing 10,000 fans to come into the stadium and watch. but the tickets have already been raffled off. there are going to be two more open practices at the stadium before the season starts. >>> well, let's get your first day of practice weather from rob. >> yeah, the weather looks mostly cloudy during the day and mild and muggy outside. 80 degrees in san jose. slight chance of showers around morgan hill. mid-60s in san francisco. 70s around santa rosa. low 80s, a chance of showers that could linger into tuesday and then temperatures begin to climb through the middle part of the week. another local update coming up. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome back to "today" on this monday morning, august 4th, 2014. i'm natalie morales alongside tamron hall. al and willie are off. keeping us company, we've got vips in the house. "sharknado" costar ian ziering. and judd apatow behind some of the funniest movies of the last decade. great to have you guys here. >> i wish i was the star of "sharknado." >> take a number. >> everybody had a cameo in it. >> i'll fight a shark. i'm ready. >> we can work this out for "sharknado 3." >> this is a hit. >> it was a meteor shower. it wasn't just here in the united states. the movie opened up in 90 countries around the world. the twitter response was unheard of. there were a billion twitter statuses. >> it's "sharknado." >> who could have predicted such a thing? >> i wish i could have invested. >> you and me both. >> i would have got in on it. >> will you be in "sharknado 3" perhaps? >> we'll talk for sure. >> what were you doing the night of the premiere? >> i was here in manhattan. i was at the syfy network. they had a party on top of a building here in manhattan. we watched it live. it was insane. the reactions from the people at the party were indicative of what was happening around the world. my twitter blew up. all my social media platforms were blowing up. people really responded to this movie. it seemed like it was a completely different genre where you have action adventure and sci-fi and comedy. everyone is in on the joke except the people in the movie. you know? it's just so different. >> people expect to see you walking around with the chain saw. >> i didn't get enough vet for the behind the back kill. >> that was a good kill. you guys look amazing. >> thank you. >> who looks better though? >> okay. let's see. >> you both are wearing the jeans with the blazer which is the thing now. >> i love ian is rocking the white jeans. that's a risk. >> i have dark jeans. >> i like sneakers with a jacket. you own it. >> ian has the cooler name. because he changed the pronunciation of ian. >> my parents did that. >> i'll change mine to judd-dd. >> we have fun though. just googling your name. >> whatever is sexier to you. i think it's apatow. i don't correct people. >> that's good. >> i think you said in some video that apatow was more refined and elegant. >> and ian after this, your fans are like ian ian ian. i said one day ian. did your parents go rogue on the pronunciation? >> my grandfather's name was irvin. my mother wanted an "i" name and i got ian. it's my my cross to bear since birth. >> it's not a bad thing. >> now that i have the world's attention. it's ian. >> now everybody knows. >> the first time it was my friend's family called me ian. >> his name is richard and he doesn't like being called dick. and you're like hey, dick. it's richard, man. are you cool with it? >> i'm cool with it. >> we're calling you that the rest of the hour. >> you're here also because you're directing a new film called "train wreck." interesting cast. >> it was written by and stars amy schumer. and it has a cast similar to "sharknado." john cena the wrestler, lebron james, amar'e stoudemire, tony romo. >> how'd you get all those -- >> the normal cast. >> it is a train wreck of people, right? >> it sounds like we should be fighting sharks, doesn't it? that would be a fighting movie. >> you need a weapon. >> blend it together. >> it comes out next summer. i don't know if the tickets are available now if you're that kind of person. >> we are planners. >> if it's a judd apatow film, we're signing up. >> then "begin again" which is in theaters now. that is a great, great movie if you don't want to see people killing each other in a movie. >> and i thought it was adorable. but you focus so much on sporty. hoda is 50. now do you have to change your game now that hoda is 50? >> i need to be the 50 guy. i'm 46. >> so you're already over the cusp. you're getting there. >> if i hear 50, i think she is so old. but i'm close. >> i turned 50 many march. >> he looks eight years younger than me. >> because he's chipping up for chippendales. >> when you're young you get the body you earn and when you're older you take care of the body. you use sun block and skin care. eat right and exercise. genes only take you so far. you've got to carry the torch. >> what's the program? >> my program? >> yeah, dude. >> eat right. i eat a lot of antioxidants. stuff you get from fruits and vegetables. >> does mcdonald's count? i spin. i go to soul cycle. does that get me free soul cycle? hello, soul cycle. coupons. coupons. >> that class is amazing. >> it is. here's why i like it. it's a lady saying you like yourself, you like yourself while playing coldplay with a disco beat. and i enjoy them trying to fill the time and make me have high self-esteem and it's impossible. i'm not going to like myself within that hour. >> are you able to finish a class though? >> you can't sit in front unless you're in perfect sync with the teacher so i'm back in a dirty corner having snacks. >> we're in the back. >> i'm never in sync. i do my own thing. i go by my own beat. >> something else caught us today. where do you get your best ideas? when you write your scripts? >> well, you know, every once in awhile i'll be naked in the shower and i'll look down and think of a joke. >> there you go. >> i have a shaving mirror and i'll catch myself and say a movie about someoneho can't get anybody to have sex with him. and it just happens. >> okay. >> i'll sip to that. many people say the shower is the place where they get all their great ideas. and as judd pointed out without your clothes on. it's a whole other thing. psychologists call it incubation where a thought needs to incubate in the back of your mind. i read once although this is about showers, michael jackson wrote billie jean like he was asleep in the bed and he would wake up and write the lyrics on the sheets. >> he was writing on his sheets? >> on his sheets. i read it. it was on wikipedia. >> he can't afford a note pad. he's literally on the sheet. >> that's what i read. what about you, ian? >> when i'm asleep i'm out cold. but inspiration from things i see throughout the day, whatever comes into my mind it resonates later. >> i think running or when i'm out and about doing something. when you're out doing something. >> it comes to my later. >> saying hello to a good friend who was in the car accident with tracy morgan, he is doing okay. i wanted to say hello to him. i'm glad you're feeling better. i hear -- they're pointing to which one to go to and i don't know how to do this job. i want to say hello. glad you're feeling better and i hear you're having relations with the nurses which is a good sign for your health. i feel good about this. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> all right, guys. they're going to have fun with us all morning long. let's go to dylan for a check of the weather. >> good morning, guys. rain in the southwest. we are going to see pockets of heavier rain especially across southern nevada where in las vegas right now we're getting heavier rain. a closer look shows you the heavier down pours. localized amounts up to 1 to 2 inches of rain. tropical storm bertha is still on the radar here. it is about 250 miles to the east/northeast of nassau bahamas. moving north at 16 miles per hour. then a turn to the north and east. it's going to pass between the carolinas and bermuda then out to sea. rough see on the coast, but other than >>> and we're seeing a mix of sun and clouds right now in san jose and eventually later today, an increasing chance of showers, especially out towards the east bay and north bay hilltops as the moisture moves away from the sierra and begins to fill up our skies with clouds and more humidity over the next couple of days. a chance of showers will continue into tuesday. highs today near 80 in san jose. mid-80s around saratoga and morgan hill. 70s around the north bay. low 80s around the tri-valley. the sky will clear through the middle of the week. that's your latest forecast, guys. >> thank you, dylan. >>> we want to give a shoutout right now. take a look at your screen, she is our cover girl. september issue nonetheless which is the most important issue for any magazine. natalie's on women's day for latinas. >> i love it's organized for fall. do you have organization tips? 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>>> we have a broader picture here in fremont. we see things slowing down right at the interchange. look at the map. a slower drive from 237 where a crash is blocking one part of the lane towards the transition of 880. northbound 880, an earlier crash bogging things down on 880 north as well as 101 approaching the area. at wilshire boulevard, the overturned dumptruck is trying to get out of the lanes. >> have a great monday morning. >>> welcome back once again to "today" on this monday morning. fourth day of august 2014. i'm natalie along with tamron. your eyes are not deceiving you. we have a couple of celebs in the house. we have ian ziering or shark killer fin. and judd apatow with us. >> i'm holding cards. >> and holding cards. >> to look like i know what i'm doing. >> are you comfortable? >> i feel this. this is pretty comfortable. >> it looks comfortable. >> as i hold my cards here. >> question for you guys. what is your perfect vacation? >> you know what? i'm not a very religious person, but god seems loudest up in the mountains. i like to ski. i like when it's cold. i just feel very appreciative of everything when i'm there. i'm not big on being hot and sweaty on the beach. but to be active, hiking, skiing. >> in tune with nature. >> yeah. >> what about you, judd? >> i think god seems loudest to me in las vegas. >> with the slot machines? >> yes. >> rolling the dice, god help me. >> how many days do you need to feel like you've relaxed? >> really had a vacation? >> 57. >> that's acceptable. >> about a week. but it's an active one. skiing, hiking, running around. >> i'm sleeping, lying down, eating in the bed. >> we keep energized. and you look to be inebriated? >> that's why i look 68 years old. >> according to a study, they say the perfect vacation is about 11 days long in july. perfect flight time, four and a half hours. anything longer is a killer, right? >> especially with kids. brutal. >> especially little kids. and you want to be near a pool, an all-night bar, a seven minute walk from the beach. >> this is the perfect vacation? seven minutes? >> how much does this perfect vacation cost? >> that they don't say. it's going to set you back. 11 days is a long time. >> i haven't taken 11 days in forever. >> since my parents were paying for vacations. >> let's turn it over to dylan again with the forecast. >> speaking of hawaii, we have a lot of activity going on in the pacific. tropical depression genevieve not an issue. but hurricane iselle is right now extremely far away. but winds at 125 miles per hour. look at the path of this storm as it moves into less favorable conditions. weaken into a category 2 and then a tropical storm. by the time we get into thursday night, 8:00 p.m. thursday night is when it will cross over the big island. then westward into friday night. then i >>> variable clouds around san jose. muggy conditions at 61 degrees and eventually we'll see some of the clouds off to the east of the south bay and most of the bay area. rain-producing clouds trying to drift further to the west as we head to the afternoon. north and east bay hills later on this afternoon, we'll see a chance of showers. temperatures today, the increase cloud cover will stay mild. mid-60s for san francisco and a dha chance of showers up towards the tri-valley with highs in the low 80s for this after tune. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> well, we're huge fans of "orange is the new black." you have catching up to do. >> i haven't seen it yet. i'm looking forward to it though. >> my daughter watches it. i guess it's appropriate. >> your 11-year-old child? 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>>> as you may have heard by now our friend hoda kotb will be 50 in a few days. we asked baby boomers to take this this is 50 survey. 76% say they feel wide wiser in their 50s. 52% say they laugh multiple times a day compared to the 40s. annabelle girsh makes that point in her new book. good morning. i think one of the things we were laughing in the commercial break that makes. hoda spectacular and people who turn 50 say i'm going to put it on the line. she was telling us about hot flashes. this is what i'm going through. >> they come up in a weird -- i didn't see mine coming. i had sweat rolling down my face and she was like what's happening to you? >> it's like a "sharknado" attack. that's what it's like. you're open about it. you're not hiding it as women did 30 years ago. i have to say it is a really strange thing when it happens to you. when you talk about this, your male friends evaporate into thin air. >> i love it. i love talking about hot flashes, menopause. if you don't bring it up, brill i think it up all the time. >> when i was in my 20s when i thought about dating someone. when someone said he wants to date you, how old is he, 50. he's crusty and old. and now it's appealing. >> you know what? my brother, i feel bad for him. >> why? >> because his wife gets these hot flashes in the middle of the night. he sleeps with the air conditioning on in the middle of winter. have her sleep outside. >> that's kind of you. have her sleep outside. >> it's literally freezing. it's like hanging meat in his bedroom because it's so cold. >> you do need your sisterhood. there are certain things men can't hear. i found when i talk about the dry vagina -- >> oh, boy! >> -- something men don't want to talk about. 80% of men only hear the word vagina. >> i heard it all. >> you're the 2%. i have an idea for you. i think you could give your fans a gift. i think you should give them the gift of changing your name to ian. 50 years of ian. >> i'm just getting it to turn that corner. i can't go back now. >> is there a male menopause? because i feel changes. like i took my ear piece out and there was so much wax on it. >> ear hair, nose hair. it all starts to grow. >> i'm 46. >> you're getting up there. >> i think it's really different now. i think the new thing is men don't love cars, they love their kids. in a way that's cooky. my husband posted a picture on facebook and id said my one own only, the love of my life, and it was our son. what happened to me though? >> well, your book is fantastic. it's the hoda jubilee the whole week. we're going have a lot more to talk about. get annabelle's book. >> where can we get it? >> for more own turning 50, go to today.com. we are back in a moment. but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> how about the party wine? >> we've got this, by the way. af gift for you. it's a special package for turning 50. it has a pair of granny panties just in case you have that kind >>> good morning. it's 9:56. i'm scott mcgrew. we now know the name of the man that crews are being looking for. he made a distress call to another fishing boat overnight saying he was going to jump ship from his. crews found the boat ran aground at about 3:30 in the morning. the water is so cold and he's been missing for so many hours, if he's been in the water the whole time, he will probably not make it. fuel from the boat has been leaking into the bay but us unclear how much. >>> an elderly san jose man will have to retake his driving test after he ran up on a sidewalk and injured five people. he was trying to parallel park when he accidently hit the pedal instead of the brake. if he doesn't pass the test, of course, he'll lose his license. >>> let's check your weather with rob mayeda. >> we're seeing an isolated thundershower coming in for the afternoon. highs today close to 80 in san jose. a few showers possible in morgan hill and san francisco with cool highs in the mid-60s. north bay, mid-70s. a chance of the scattered showers today. highs in the low 80s. passing the middle part of the week. we will warm temperatures up as we head towards wednesday, thursday, and friday. >>> we had a weird -- i shouldn't say weird but an update from b.a.r.t. saying that a transfer is going on between sfo and perhaps the east bay of some sort. details are on bart.gov. they will continue to update that. meanwhile, towards the south bay we have a good slow down for southbound 85 which is getting much less now that they have cleared the dumptruck, finally. it's clearing up past winchester. a smooth drive but slow across the san mateo bridge. >> mike, thank you very much. i " don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. . >>> from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. yes, it's the beginning of the big week. the biggest ever. >> epic. >> the biggest ever. >> tell us why. >> in case you're counting the days, it's hoda's 50th birthday. no matter what is happening in the corralled -- >> i want to apologize if you are over it already because it's only monday, but it is going to be my 50th week, and we're going to do something fun every day. >> every single day. hopefully you're going to learn something too. 50 is the new 30. yeah. >> you know what, it can be empowering, i have to say. it's one of those things that i do remember when i was younger thinking of someone who was 50 and, remember, you looked at them like, oh, they're 50. >> i know. >> oh. now -- >> they looked it then. let's be honest. we have a lot of things available to us today we didn't have before. >> when you think about a sandra bullock -- >> who is in her prime. she's never looked more beautiful. all of these people. >> oh, my god. >> we've shown a lot of your pictures through the years. you have never looked as good either. embrace it, cookie. thank god for character. you had a pre-birthday party. >> i went with my girls to puerto rico. asked you to come. you were busy with cassidy. i was a little happy birthday. we went to a little place in puerto rico. we wrote in the hand happy birthday because the tropical storm was coming. we snuck out just before it. >> good girl. >> my favorite thing is going to come up later in the show, but it was a guy there named renee that made a gauacoamole. there he is. he is my favorite thing. his name is renee. he is at a restaurant called avocado. >> look at you. you barely have any clothes on. why are you taking a picture like that? >> because i can. >> because we're going to love it. >> i am now officially very, very, very big. >> oh, my gosh. >> i have my own bobblehead from depends. because even though you're >> even though you are turning 50 and you have granny pattys, they have -- it's under awareness. they are trying to reduce the stigma of products associated with incontinence. all i can say is, enjoy 50. all right? pretty soon you are in depends. >> re cogis had fun with you. >> i was so happy to see him. jenna did the show on thursday with me. and regis came on friday. knowing anything can happen, during an animal segment, but then when with you introduce regis into the mix. >> tell me. i want to see. >> you will see. >> bird flying in. >> are you serious? yes. yes. honest to god, that's not funny. you will manufacture see me here again, believe me, never. let's hear it for the bird. you want to have something to give -- >> they are wonderful ambassadors. >> he is pooling on my head. >> yes, he is. look at kathy lee. you will never see this again. what's wrong with you people? >> everything is ignoring. >> it's all in a day's work. >> it went on and on. >> wait a second. >> it was unbelievable. >> was it nesting? what was happening up there? >> it was doing something weird. i kind of liked it. after a while it was like -- i bonded with the bird. it was funny. thanks. he came over. i couldn't get rid of him. then he came over saturday night. it was there is joy and -- that's elaine batista and stanley moore. we have a little -- >> who got blocked out? >> i think that's frankybody is home. from that bird to another bird. >> this sinting. have you seen traffic cams? sometimes the sky cams and you see an inspect crawling across or a bird flying by? you go, look at that. this was crazy. there was one of these hijacked traffic cams. >> he liked what he saw. >> look at me. he hung out there. you can watch that. i can't believe it's just a -- it was brazil. >> a couple of nice guests watching. friends of kathy ryan. >> your assistant. >> hope you enjoy the show. >> there's yet -- even though it's a big week for you, it's sad. forbes has come out with their big list of highest paid and you are not on it again. >> we're going to have to redo your deal. these are actresses. some of surprising. the third highest sglsh jennifer aniston. that's because of reruns. >> vitamin water and make lucrative deals. jennifer lawrence had a big year, $34 million. and birthday girl, sandra bullock, 50 years old, 51 million because she got back end of the movie "gravity." she was g

you hire a student of frank lloyd wright, the architect, you build a frank lloyd wright school. >> hinojosa: but before we get to the student of frank lloyd wright... >> okay. >> hinojosa: ...so i'm a young man or a young woman in your community ... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...in pittsburgh. and there is a tremendous amount of poverty... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...violence... >> yup. >> hinojosa: ...crime... >> agree. >> hinojosa: ...i'm going to a school where i'm really not getting any kind of attention... >> right. >> hinojosa: ...and i walk by your center, which is gorgeous... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...and somehow, you're believing that if i'm about to be a drop-out, that somehow i can come into your center and something is going to be transforming. >> well, i have 500 of them now a week to do exactly that. now, there's a 20-some year history behind all of this. >> hinojosa: and so they come in... so these are, like, high school students? do they get credit for what they're doing? >> some do, most don't. it's after school-- 2:30 in the afternoon. they walk into a place with no metal detector; they walk into a place with no cameras,

frank 76% of banks offered free checking. now only 39%. it continues to drop. there's also been a 21% surge in checking fees post dodd-frank. the list could go on. mr. wilson, i'm going to go back to you. you obviously bank a lot of low and moderate income people. is dodd-frankurting low and moderate income people? >> yes, sir, in our market that was probably the main niche we had in the housing side. our census tracks are low to moderate income for our community. so those that do not have access to that credit from us, it's hurting them. >> i thank you. i yield to the ranking member. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. to barny frank, who worked so very, very hard to bring about protection for consumers and who spent a considerable amount of time paying attention to community banks, i kind of resent mr. wilson's testimony here today that talks about qm even without him even understanding that his bank under qm, your bank under $2 billion, you can keep all of your loans in portfolio. no documentation loans, those kinds of loans. and you have some protection under safe harbor. i'm go fog go to barny frank. talk about what we have done and what you have done to be of assistance to small banks and community banks. >> a couple of things. on the point you raise

frank mallicoat. -- everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. showers coming up in the bay area and maybe some isolated thunderstorming coming our way too. could be a very interesting day. we'll talk about it coming up. >>> also means more accidents on roads. in fact we already have one. it's coming and into daly city. two left lanes are blocked and we are seeing a backup already. >> the roads are slick too. >> a little bit. >> you have to be careful out there. all right liz thank you. >>> an american doctor thought he was going to die but an experiment that will see rum inconvenient -- serum may be keeping him alive. now a second american infected with ebola is flying back to the united states for treatment. and cbs reporter ko im reports a new york man is now under quarantine after complaining of ebola-like symptoms. >> reporter: he left liberia for the u.s. and join her colleague dr. brantly for treatments allotmentry university hospital in -- at em

frank. host: go ahead, frank. caller: how are you doing? host: your thoughts on the state of race relations today. caller: my thoughts that this country is going all over the -- all over the globe trying to straighten out other countries and their race relations but what about the one in this country? we are all over the place. the. host: david from swimmington, new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. host: host: sure. caller: i grew up in st. louis. i have heard very few people put st. louis in context. i remember being in north st. louis as a child and seeing white flight firsthand. i also remember being with my father once on a friday evening when there was some kind of disturbance on the north side and my father told me to get down below the dashboard because the police were letting the dogs go. host: host: when was this? caller: excuse me? host: host: when was this caller: this was in the '60s. my father, also, through our church tried to help an unincorporated community that had no sewers, no water lines that sat between two affluent if communities and had been on the under ground railroad. my father through our church helped to organize new houses and services, but i don't want to jump to conclusions, but when i try to explain to people where i am from and the racial situation now that i am in the northeast, people say to me, well, how could there not have been riots there? in north st. louis is one of the most desperate, lost places on the planet. host: host: frank next in lansing, tennessee. your thoughts? caller: yeah. i have been listening to the show here, and it seems to me that the problem that we have here is that every single time one of these issues comes up, like in ferguson, missouri, where they have riots and all of this is blamed on hatred between the races. but the truth is, is that it's not the fault every time that something goes wrong of white people. black people have a tendency to blame every single thing on the white southern male. and true, african-american people have more in common with southern white people than they do any other people in the country. host: host: about a minute left. last word from general income in illinois. caller: how are you doing? great conversation. there has been some improvements in terms of race relations. it would be naive not to see that but the issue in ferguson has to do with the lack of representation for african-american police officers. i see that oftentimes in schools, a lot of places th

frank. mr. wilson, given that recounting of a critical deal to get dodd frank to the finish line and given the regulatory maze that you have to go through in order to avoid these regulatory burdens, do you believe that chairman frank lived up to his end of the bargain in terms of exempting small community banks in terms of burdens. >> we are subject to those regulations and we are not subject to examination by another agency, but when they make changes to the regulations it changes my whole processes, and it changes my training, of my staff and so it is very complex. >> time of the gentleman has expired and the chair now recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison? >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member. >> chairman frank, out of all of the things in the dodd frank bill is there one piece of legislation that you were pleased that we were able to get through? >> i'll begin by responding to that outrageous suggestion that i broke my word. i lived up exactly to that deal as the gentleman on my right said. they would not be supervised and there was never any suggestion that they had the rules. did i live up to my deal and the answer is i did and mr. fooin who i made the deal with would agree. i won't b

frank and renÉe. many of you know frank and renÉe . they farm down and casey county. i think they are here today. franks a seventh generation farmer, raising primarily beef cattle. before this they could not afford health coverage. now they have insurance. their monthly premium is zero. frank told me that before this, skipped doctors visits and ignore health concerns. when they absolutely needed care , they paid outrageous out-of-pocket costs. folks, that's not a strategy for good health. in fact, frank had a disturbing looking spot on his face that he couldn't afford to get checked out. once he got insurance through connect he saw a dermatologist. that spotless skin cancer. he had it removed. as frank said the other day, connect lowers costs and connect saves lives. most of you know joe paul mattingly as well. director.eau joe paul and his wife, luanne, have a dairy, beef, and grain farm in marion county. they are fifth generation grain farmers. he had insurance but his premium kept going out. an agent sent him to connect. there he found he could buy insurance that was not only cheaper, but also bette

i remember frank from the early days of homeland security, because i think tom ridge did not leave home without frank solo file -- franks lupo with him. served in the office of the white house called the office of homeland security. it was really a small shop. frank grew into $40 billion enterprise, the department of homeland security today. before the white house, frank was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. laterally i could go on and on about his background and resume, introduce him. frank. >> thank you for that overly kind introduction. if i were to introduce myself it would be a bumper sticker, frank varyingwho degrees of ignorance in the various subjects. fortunately the environment we are facing today plays to one of my strengths, may add. if you were to close your eyes, have a map in front of you and point to any place on the map, in all likelihood you will fall into a bull's-eye of a crisis that we are facing right now. obligatorye the lawyer joke. i normally like lawyers behind me. greatest respect and appreciation for what the american bar association does, my colleague jim colo

frank when you and i were working together. she is unbelievable. >> you and frank got married shortly after. >> got married to frank in '86 and the rest as they say is history. until you see "not today and tomorrow's not looking good either". >> that's a scary title. >>> apparently there is a video. you know the song "happy"? more than 60 residents in the staff showed off best moves from new zealand. >> better than you? >> you haven't seen it. their version of "happy". ♪ clap along if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ ♪ clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth ♪ >> look how cute. ♪ clap along if you feel like that's what you want to do ♪ ♪ >> good for them. they are grabbing every bit of life. after the musical we are going straight into a retirement home. >> here is my "friday funny". >> a husband begins to call his wife mother of six rather than by her first name. she was amused. a few years down the road the wife has grown tired of this. mother of six, what is for dinner or mother of six, where is my shirt? finally he jokingly yelled out mother of six it is time to go. she immediately yells back "i'll be right with you father of

frank pass. one of the questions about dodd-frank, does it take to big to fail off the table? does it provide a way to wind down the feeling institution without having to do a lot of unnatural acts? is there an orderly way to deal with an institution that is insolvent? >> just to broaden it a little bit, i think of it as three pieces. up front, banks will raise liquidity and capital and cut their leverage. if you will see your doctor, diet and exercise. put the preventative measures up front. on the backend, there is an orderly resolution authority so we do not have this lehman brothers type failure where nobody knows who owns what. thousands of pages long, but the barriers are up front. along the way, we get an annual health check up. we see our doctor the federal reserve. you pass or you don't pass. >> that is been happening with banks since the federal reserve was created. >> i do not think they were testing bank's viability in a severely adverse scenario. the parameters were much worse in 2008. i was criticized -- i thought the risk of another financial crisis of happening

the problem this was not dealt with back in dodd-frank much. dodd-franka lot of other things that maybe shouldn't have dealt with but it didn't deal with this. it was left to just linger. congress basically passed the buck by basically putting fannie, freddie on autopilot. so there is no decision congress has to make to say, oh, we want to change it. if they want to change it, they have to make affirmative decision. there is no requirement, even in consearch toreship. they could be in there for five more years. gotcha. crazy to be in conservatorship. already been in 60. david: they won't change it until the next crisis. ed pinto. good to see you. >> thank you. always a pleasure. >> gopro's slogan is be a hero but the real hero in the highly competitive camera market could be maybe a blast from the past. we talk to ceo of a company once a symbol of american innovation and wants to get back in that game. david: also could be a game-changer in football. new wearable technology could transform football forever. we go live to the miami dolphins training camp i

frank sinatra was unbelievable. frank didn't know what to say. >> they all hat the reaction, who is this guy? we would later find out. >> well, when they found out who he was they liked him even more. jimmy stewart couldn't believe what he was watching. barry goldwater, and goldwater laughed. and -- >> you're the man who made richmond nixon say, sock it to me. look at all the careers you launched. >> absolutely. >> gorge, thank you my friend. >> nixon was not that funny, except anybody but me. i thought he was funny. >> okay, okay, that's fine. we kept it very decent. george, thank you me friend and thank you for bringing robin williams to all of us. americans are not the only ones asking, what made robin do it? one of his closest friends, joe pisco on what brought his buddy to the bring. >> to the ebola outbreak now. a spanish doctor who said another doctor is worrying about all of this spreading. >> even this country no matter how well trained a doctor is, if an ebola patient comes up to him before he or she knows what he has, he has already been infected. >> well, dr. frank in a moment, first, trace galber with the latest. it's not containing itself. >> and now another victim, a spanish priest, 75 years old, evacuated from liberia last week after he tested positive for ebola. he was flown back to spain in a specially equipped military plane. the priest was given the experimental treatment. it's unclear exactly when he got but he now becomes the fir european victim, and we do know the san diego company that makes they experimental drug has now run out, and it will be at least several months before they get more. that news comes as the world health organization now says that using that experimental drug is ethical but they didn't specify who gets and it who doesn't. african nations are already protesting because so far, only westerners have received the treatment. and we finally know, neil, the name of the mystery patient in new york who was tested for ebola. 27-year-old eric silverman. he came back in july from a humanitarian trip to sierra leone. we all

when jp morgan downgrades and then pulls the trigger -- frank in new york, frank?g booyah to you, jim. i just wanted to see what you and your staff thinks. i have a stock iamgold. >> i'm not gold, gold stocks have been called a buy, i default to rand gold. dr. mark bristol says he has one more big find and gold is my play. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round sponsors by t.d. futures move first. amer. and trade with paper money to test-drive the market. all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "mad money." all week we're looking at every part of the oil patch. i think this whole group has been put on sail. right now i want to introduce you to an independent oil and gas producer. this company is dead set on giving growth and income. i'm talking about denbury resources, dnr. they get oil fields and blast them with carbon dioxide, and they unlock oil that would oersz be impossible to recover. they transport the carbon dioxide. the company co 2 infrastructure means they can acquire tapped out oil fields and breathe new

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frank mallicoat! [ laughter ] >> who needs him! >> just kidding, frank. get better. >> we want frank sitting in my seat. [ laughter ] >> and i had to adjust this way down. >> you did. thanks for watching. remember, don't forg, 9ers and broncos sunday at 1:00. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, august 15th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." minutes ago we learned which police officer is at the center of the storm in missouri. we are in ferguson. >>> new revelations about robin williams' health struggles during his final days. >>> plus the little league girl with the big league arm shaking up the world series. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> no justice, no peace. >> protesters turning out in dozens of cities. >> missouri's outrage ripples across the country. >> the scene in ferguson is much more peaceful now that major policing changes have taken effect. >> i think it's going good. >> the oer

frank cilluffo. i remember frank from the early days of homeland security because tom ridge did not leave home without frank cilluffo with him. he was one of the closest advisor -- advisers. he served in office at the white house in the office of homeland security which was a small shop. billioninto a $40 enterprise. house, frankite was involved with the center for strategic and international studies. i could go on and on about frank cilluffo's background and resume. let me introduce him. thank you joe for that overly kind introduction. myself,e to introduce it would be a bumper sticker " play'silluffo, he looted varying degrees of ignorance and lots of subjects. " place to my strengths, to my add. if you were to close your eyes and point to any place on the map, and all likelihood you would fall into a bull's-eye. i'm going to spare the obligatory lawyer joke. i can tell you one thing i normally like lawyers behind me. to be in front of all of you is a little threatening. the greatest respect and appreciation for what the american bar association does, for what joe does, for what all of you collectively do

frank will face random drug testing as part of his parole. any positive urine test, frank could be sent right back to usp. >> i smoked marijuana. my distribution was for mushrooms. every time i get out, i end up getting high again. i hope this is different. i'm scared, though. >> frank'sd. that's where offenders are usually on the cusp. where they'll start aging out, they'll slow down and will start making responsible decisions. you'll hear a lot, i'm too old for this. i'm too tired for this. >> so if you're not hanging out with the bad guys, if you're not using drugs, if you're employed -- >> it shouldn't be a problem. >> exactly. you're going to move on and this is going to be the first day of the rest of your life. >> that's how i'm trying to look at it. >> statistics show that if an offender is able to stay in the community for six months, they have a 30% chance of completing parole. that percentage rises to 50% if they are able to stay out a year without re-offending. >> ready to go, baby? >> daddy! >> i don't know that there is anything i can do to make up for it. hopefully i can be a good dad and be an active member of society and not take from people. try to give back some of what i took. hopefully that will be enough. >> prison officials say nearly half of th

frank holland and john holland have not seen each other since the 1940s frank lives in san rafael where a hospital worker helped track down his long lost brother. after a a couple of phone calls franknessee to reconnect. >> he was asleep and i went over to him and i woke him up gently. we embraced and i cried then too. >> just a beautiful story. the holland brothers plan to spend as much time together as possible from this point forward. >>> tonight the little boy putting a tv reporter on notice, all reporters in fact. he has become an internet sensation after stealing the show and the microphone during an interview at the county fair. geo benitez was brave enough to go one on one with this tiny scene stealer. >> it started with a simple question. >> what did you think of the ride? >> it was great. i have never been on live television before. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watch the news. i am a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went on

frank and michelle? >> hello, frank and michelle! >> reporter: this is so cool. >> it is. >> we love it. you look like a roller girl, roberta. >> reporter: they are going to give me some lessons right now. and jerry is going to hold me up. >> i think you might need a little work there. might need jerry. [ laughter ] >> thanks, guys. >>> the 49ers take on the broncos in their first game at levi's stadium and tickets are sold out. coming up, of the most expensive game to attend in it the nfl season. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the minnesota twins try and leave oakland with their first win over the a's since april of 2013. and they play day and night in a dramatic final round of the pga championship coming up. what's cool about y ? you can e-mail your nominato us at: cool schools at kpix- dot-com. we may >> what's cool about your school? email us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,, see they're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-hickeys save about 54 million gallons of fuel a year. you know what that means? $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only, southwest airlines is offering flights starting as low as $73 one way to select destinations. if it matters to you, it matters to us. book now online, only at southwest.com. ,,,, for the play o' the day... here's fabrizio (fah-breetz- >>> good morning, everybody. the first three golf majors of the year lacked that sunday drama. the final round of yesterday's pga championship made up for that in 18 holes. inch of rain fell on this course during the morning round play suspended for nearly two hours. third round leader rory mcilroy fell out of the lead on the front nine but got the birdie putt on 13. he and mickelson were tied. but mickelson from the rough looks like it might go down, it goes past the hole and then he misses the par putt. he settles for bogey. mcilroy has a one-shot lead. then on:1, mcilroy two shot lead. all he hases to do now is tap in on 18 to win and he does. he was the trophy the second straight major win. >>> ace honoring law enforcement on salute to services day in minnesota. tight at one in the 8th santana comes home and twins snap their 12-game losing streak against oakland. >>> tim lincecum looking for his first win since july 10 in kansas city. 2-0 royals when gordon goes deep. two-run shot. lincecum did not make it into the 5th inning. 7-4 the final. they complete the sweep. the dodgers win so the giants continue to fade. >>> okay, frank, get ready. all week long, right, the hype, the 49ers will christen in nfl style levi's stadium this sunday against the denver broncos. oh, yeah, is that game on channel 5? i think it is. see you tonight. >> yeah, i think it is, dennis. stirring the pot monday through next sunday. >>> back to the pga championship, play of the day patrizio second shot is on the fourth hole. hoping to get it close for a birdie but why not an eagle? they are so much better. it's in the hole. beautiful shot. sets up an eagle, the play of the day from valhalla. >>> if you are looking for tickets to 49ers games in santa clara be prepared to pay a lot. the number 2 most expensive nfl game this season is between the 9ers and rival seattle seahawks. that's on thanksgiving. right now those tickets are trading for around $600. 9ers-bears game is the fourth priciest game. tickets are reselling for around $530. the most expensive game this season, seahawks home opener against the packers. tickets are averaging ove

and frank martinez sent me this picture. thank you frank and jules. a beautiful sunset tonight. that cloud cover emanated from what was hurricane marie. with the increase in humidity, a mild night. vallejo 60, napa, 58. i went to a football game in cal high. your weekend in san ramon looking nice. now the sunshine comes back tomorrow. we had a lot of cloud cover out there today. this is what is left of marie hitting the wall in the atmosphere. no rain, but the clouds moved right over the top of the ridge and spilled into the bay area giving us a pretty cloudy friday. tomorrow morning, we will keep the cloud coverful tomorrow afternoon, the sunshine is back. the ridge is strong and stubborn. it means we will have perfect outdoor weather for the next three days. next week, an area of pressure kicks up the north midwest. we stay just as dry. so clouds hang on through tomorrow morning. sunshine is back by tomorrow afternoon. a lot of sunshine. great weather to get outside with temperatures hanging near average. concord, 89 degrees. your average is 87. beautiful day in san jose, 81.

frank holland and john holland have not seen each other since the 1940s frank lives in san rafael where a hospital worker helped track down his long lost brother. after a a couple of phone calls frankessee to reconnect. >> he was asleep and i went over to him and i woke him up gently. we embraced and i cried then too. >> just a beautiful story. the holland brothers plan to spend as much time together as possible from this point forward. >>> tonight the little boy putting a tv reporter on notice, all reporters in fact. he has become an internet sensation after stealing the show and the microphone during an interview at the county fair. geo benitez was brave enough to go one on one with this tiny scene stealer. >> it started with a simple question. >> what did you think of the ride? >> it was great. i have never been on live television before. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watch the news. i am a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went on t

frank holland and john holland have not seen each other since the 1940s frank lives in san rafael where a hospital worker helped track down his long lost brother. after a a couple of phone calls frankennessee to reconnect. >> he was asleep and i went over to him and i woke him up gently. we embraced and i cried then too. >> just a beautiful story. the holland brothers plan to spend as much time together as possible from this point forward. >>> tonight the little boy putting a tv reporter on notice, all reporters in fact. he has become an internet sensation after stealing the show and the microphone during an interview at the county fair. geo benitez was brave enough to go one on one with this tiny scene stealer. >> it started with a simple question. >> what did you think of the ride? >> it was great. i have never been on live television before. >> and 5-year-old noah ritter was apparently to make a debut with abc's station wnep. >> i don't watch the news. i am a kid [inaudible]. grandpa watches the powerball. >> right there at the wayne county fair, apparently giving a play by play of the rides. >> apparently you are spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy. i went o

frank quan, 89-year- old frank himself a former shrimp fisherman remembers the heyday when his grandfather ran a store at the china camp village home to hundreds of chinese fishermen in marin county. >> processing 5,000 pounds a day. >> reporter: now china camp village's last remaining resident, frank sails with the research crew. >> so then we get a lot of younger chinese coming in and enjoining the history. >> reporter: keeping it alive. on san pablo bay, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> next month learn more about the bay area chinese shrimp fishing industry at 3 day long programs. they are in three places. for that schedule and details go to kpix.com. >>> very cool. >>> hurricane marie pounded up mounds of marine plants on a california beach. rangers spent the day yesterday pushing kelp and seaweed back into the ocean near santa barbara. the beach was still recovering from a storm in march that carved a nearly 10-foot drop into the shoreline. >>> we're turning to our weather. paul deanno in san ramon. it's early for the lights to come on. >> reporter: the light right now is that star that's really close to the sun, but when it goes down soon we are getting ready for varsity football here. we're live at cal high, beautiful san ramon taking on the pittsburgh pirates. the grizzlies, the ho

frank i and we friends when you and i started working together. there is baby joyce. still looks like she's 20 years old. >> frank and you got married shortly after the show. >> started with you in 85 and got married to frank. >> that's a scary title. >> you know what's funny, apparently there's a video. do you know that ferrell song happy. >> oh, yeah he's hot. >> more than 60 residents of the retirement village in new zealand showed off their best moves in a music video. >> and they sent it to you all the way from new zealand. >> i haven't seen seen it yet. it's a new television. it's called video. >> they are own version of happy. >> take a look. ♪ ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth ♪ ♪ clap along if you feel like that's what you want to do ♪ ♪ can't nothing bring me down ♪ bring me down ♪ can't nothing bring me down ♪ >> good for them. they are grabbing every little bit of life. regis and i have been there when it's all over. after our musical we're going straight into a retirement home. >> i don't have time for friday funny or do it. >> here is my friday funny. >> wt does this mean friday funny j every friday i tell a joke. a tuesday who has six children begins to

frank mallicoat. levi stadi >>> good afternoon everyone i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. levi stadium got the big test over the weekend for the earthquakes and now it's the 49ers turn and they are treating the fans as well. kit, parking with a bit of a pain on saturday. how did it go this time around with the big practice? >> reporter: you know take a look for yourself here. we are talking 10,000 people that are out here right now. i measured the length of this line to get into the dignity health gate c you are looking at a line that is almost half a mile long. a relatively small crowd of 10,000. so believe it or not the traffic wasn't that bad. take a look at the entrance to the main parking here. this is the parking lot next to the stadium. the line of cars to get in wrapped around the corner but it could have been a lot worse. people tell us it was only ten minutes once they got off 237 or 101. fans registered online for the free drawing. why did you leave so early >> to make sure we get a good spot to park and get here on time just in case there was traffic. there was

. >> he was very frank about his demons. >> so was frank about his demons.ons, depression, triggering a discussion on line on facebook right now. suzanne writing in why is it people who make uh the happiest can become the saddest? such a reminder that comedians aren't immune to depression either. >> no, giving us all that laughter but also struggling with so much. coming up -- entertaining the troops. robin williams and his many uso tours to the war zone. what he did when a retreat ceremony interrupted one of his shows. >> vintage williams. you have to see this coming up next. ♪ >>> and welcome back a way from his acting roles, robin williams was a philanthropist devoted to giving something back. >> that's right he gave so much of himself off to military men and women serving overseas, often visited by the comic. abc's martha raddatz has that part of the story. >> reporter: there was an instant connection between robin williams and our troops. never phony. never the privileged celebrity, just a comedian who helped them escape the cruelty of war or the afterm