together, they now run stein meats.nd over the last 18 years, they've grown their revenue from $4 million to $50 million annually. >> when our fathers first started, it was much smaller. it really expanded the business. >> meat is a competitive business. and sellers like stein work on a very low profit margin. >> meat's priced like the stock exchange. you sell stuff for pennies a pound over your cost. >> and even with $50 million in revenue last year, stein is still struggling to make a profit. >> um, we still have a balance of 2,300. >> last year, stein meat showed a loss of over $400,000. >> we're losing money. >> it's been pretty tough over the last couple years. >> if the losses continue, stein meats will be forced to close its doors in the very near future. without some major adjustments, 47 stein meats employees will be out of work, and alan and howard will lose everything they've worked so hard to build. >> i'm scared that this business will close. i don't wanna see this disappear. it's been my whole life. we don

ben stein? >> well, proposition 13 didn't ruing california. proposition 13 was a great step forward. the schools are a mess in california because we have so many hispanic, non-english-speaking immigrants. not because of prop 13. it's a matter of states' rights. >> i looked at the numbers. everybody cares about their gas prices because it affects our everyday lives. the folks in massachusetts as a result of this added gas tax would be spending about $300 more dollar as year. kiss away all of the benefits of those lower oil and gas prices good-bye. because that will wipe out any benefit the consumer in massachusetts has seen as a result of that. look, if you think that the government can spend thoses 3ds $300 better than you, write a letter. >> wow. are or e-mail. what are you doing to me? ladies, thank you. a lot of show, you took the time to join us. appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> up next, can congress actually make you money? doubt it. can our stock go ahead and put your bag right here. have a nice flight! traveling can feel like one big

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less than two weeks ago, mark stein still here, stein has a new book.he undocumented mark stein. let's talk about the elections for a second. >> i think you had a big wave in 2010. if you have a situation, you had a fantastic election that had no consequences. i really find that the most disturbing aspect of the mood a couple weeks out. it is kind of a fatalism. enough to call the gop in this or that. you do not feel the overwhelming energy and populace pushed back four years ago. four years ago, the people push back and obama said i will go ahead and shop obamacare down your throat anyway. >> i say that has been here for three or four years now. hoping to change the aspect of this administration hit rather quickly. you are watching a president that is a unilateral. stuart: this is what he said in response to elizabeth warren urging supporters to take back the country. >> she means take it back and [bleep]. stuart: i am not quite sure stuart: she has been clever without and throughout. she has focused. we are used to the left-wing democrats. it apparent

mark stein, ann coulter, you're a popular conservative.g at this year as i want to plug up the hole in the boat because america is beginning to sink. >> yes. >> worst case scenario if republicans take control of the senate, president's horrible agenda stops and maybe republicans can do some good things. >> i dislike harry reid as senate majority leader more than i dislike any republican. here is the problem. say we're successful and are able to get the senate. we have republican majority in the senate, in the house what happens if they're really bad? you're paving the way for heaven for by the hillary clinton. >> i think we're going to find out after the election. >> we don't know. . >> i know. >> i don't think the president is as committed to degrading and destroying isis as he says. >> i know. it's going to be like a box of chocolates. you don't know what you're going to get after the election. >> are there people that you like that stands out? because you're an out spoken conservative. there are people that i like. like ted cruz i can't

. >> what will all this mean in the conservative political commentator markste stein says winning two weeks from now would be great but it will nothing if women don't wage a cultural war the rest of the year. >> election day is win day of the year and the culture is the other 364 days of the year, so if you're not out there competing in the schools, competing in the pop culture, competing in the media, competing in the main line churches, then the air that we breathe becomes liberal. that's the default setting of society. and whoever gets elected on a tuesday morning in november, doesn't actually makes that much different. >> stein makes a lot of sense here, the other 364 to win the culture war. >> first of all -- i think mark stein is a brilliant guy and we have two people who -- it used to mean the culture war was generally run by the christian coalition, they made a big mark on that, i'm not sure what it means anymore. >> i agree with you, i would have loved a follow-up question, because i think mark has a great point, but i want to know what does he mean by that? >> does he -- is

but ben stein, what would that mean for all of the workers?en taut taught about economics is wrong, it means fewer workers would be employed. look, i love walmart. i love the people there. i am a daily walmart shopper when i'm up in idaho during the summer. those are the greatest people in the world who work at walmart. i'd like them to be paid more. but i don't want them to lose their jobs. and by the way, walmart employees between 1.3 and 1.4 million people. at most a couple hundred have demonstrated against walmart. those are college students and paid agitators. they have nothing to do with the people who work at walmart. >> in fact, i bet you a lot of people at walmart probably would love it to go away so to your point they don't lose their job. gary k., they never stop. walmart is a big juicy target. >> that's all it is. look, these protesters are just absolutely nuts. the fact is that walmart's full hourly wage is $13 already. there's only 6,000 of them that are at minimum wage and they're already fixing that up. walmart is the greatest

so says mark stein.e joins us. >>> 12 days until the midterms, my next guest says it doesn't matter which party wins. here to explain syndicated columnist mark stein. his new book is entitled "the undocumented mark stein: don't say you weren't warned." congratulations on the book. we recommend this to you highly. you argue, you asset. conservatives spend tremendous effort changing elected officials every other november. and i'm surprised it doesn't make much difference as you cast it. it's very clear. >> yeah, i have candidates i want to win in november on tuesday mornings. but i also think the other 364 days of the year are critical. and the saddest elections of all, i think are the ones like in 2010 where you have supposedly a big popular pushback. and you have a glorious tuesday night. and you think they've got the message in washington. and in wednesday morning, nothing changes. >> but they did get the message, mark. i think that's when we saw the establishment gop began co-oping tea party organizati

>> well there is only one george stein steinbrenner. i would look to be as close to him as the i could. >> hey, michael jordan owns the charlotte hornets. wouldn't bet against jeter pulling off that same transition. of course that's not going to be immediate. want to bring in ian owe con thecon -- ian o'connor, wrote the best-seller "the captain." how big a deal do you think it will be to the sport to lose derek jeter as the its face here? >> a huge deal. this guy's life in baseball has been like "the truman show." losing the face of the game is a big deal. when darie i jeter was the face yankees, and i think that was good for baseball. not having a significant figure. one who did represent the ideals that baseball wanted to put forth. derek jeter. i do think that is a big hit. the new commissioner, rob manfred will have to sort of find a guy to sell to the masses. that will be difficult. >> in your book you describe how jeter had an incredibly rough transition when heap made the jump to joining the yankees organization, crying, phone c

kevin stein is with a coalition of 300groups. >> guidance doesn't go very r. is less authority. >> stein would like to see it amendmented and give widows and orphans the same rights as everyone else for a loan modification. >> when getting to the point foreclosure is a last resort i'm not sure where that could come into play he. >> there seems to a loophole and some reform, i think, to protect the heirs. >> the bank informed 7 on your side bookers have gotten behind on the mortgage and again foreclosure the bookers s they intentionally missed payments to force the bank into new negotiations for another loan modification. bottom line for you is get the help of a certified nonprofit housing counc to, see my reports go to abc7 news and click on 7 on your side. >> thank you, sure. >> soon to fee like fall? >> very soon, like tomorrow. right now looking at live ppler 7 hd showing clear skies. and state wide, dry conitions east and south. some scattered showers sonder partly showery conditions tomorrow, look for highs to rangfrom mid-60s to around 70s near the bay.

kevin stein is with a coalition of 300 groups. >> guidance doesn't go very far. stein would like to see it amendmented and give widows and orphans the same rights as everyone else for a loan modification. >> when getting to the point foreclosure is a last resort i'm not sure where that could come into play here. >> there seems to be a loophole and some reform, i think, to protect the heirs. >> the bank informed 7 on your side bookers have gotten behind on the mortgage and again in foreclosure the bookers say they intentionally missed payments to force the bank into new negotiations for another loan modification. bottom line for you is get the help of a certified nonprofit housing council to, see my reports go to abc7 news and click on 7 on your side. >> thank you, sure. >> soon to feel like fall? >> very soon, like tomorrow. right now looking at live doppler 7 hd showing clear skies. and state wide, dry conditions east and south. some scattered showers so under partly showery conditions tomorrow, look for highs to range from mid-60s to around 70s near the bay. we

we have engineer me peters, carroll leigh and sam stein. we're in washington.awmakers are increasing their pressure for travel bans amid growing questions about the government's response to ebola. members of both parties grilled cdc director thomas frieden and other top health officials at a congressional hearing on thursday. frieden says he remains confident there will not be a large scale outbreak in the u.s. but congress still had plenty of questions about why the government is allowing in people from the ebola affected regions. >> we do not have to leave the door open to all travel to and from hot zones in western africa while ebola is an unwelcomed and dangerous stowaway on these flights. why are we allowing folks to come over here. >> i don't understand. if we have a system in place that requires any airline passenger from coming in overseas with a date of birth to make sure they are not on the anti-terrorist list we can't look at one as travel history and say no you're not coming here. not until this situation, you're right, it needs to be solved in afri

we have senior political editor sam stein. and in washington, washington anchor for bbc world news america catty cay. and joe with me this morning. a lot of politics to kbet to but we have big news out of canada to start with this morning. >> yeah, big news out of canada. it was unfortunately, rem any sent of what happened in the u.s. capital in 1998 when a a deranged man shot and killed a guard at the u.s. capital. . so the question is whether this is part of a larger plot, which right now it doesn't look like this is. whether it was just a random act. we'll see. >> the prime minister is vowing the country will not be intimidated after a gunman shot and killed a soldier guarding its war memorial. sources say the gunman has been identified as 32-year-old as michael joseph hall. he was a convert to islam. the gunman was later killed in a shootout at the canadian equivalent and this hour officials are investigating possible ties to terror groups. pete williams has more on a terrifying day in ottawa. >> out of the way! >> reporte

joining us now is sam stein. sam, great to see you, thanks for being here. >> is it a historical inevitability that presidents in their sixth year in office tend to be unpopular and their parties turn against them. or do democrats have a choice here? >> well, it is a historical trend where democrats or their own party, they're unpopular in their party, bill clinton in 1990 was probably an exception to the rule. i think what the president was dealing with in this case, he is unpopular for senate. but, also, you have to acknowledge that the republican play book against him has kind of worked to a tee. they've stopped any advancements since they've taken over the congress or the house in 2010. >> the president has decided that if senate candidates don't want me and if gubernatorial kant dats don't want me, what i'm going to do is, instead, give a lot of speeches about how much better the economy is doing than everybody thought it would. it's the same argument in this sort of remarkable cover story in rolling stone a

gelled stein has flying the plane to arkansas to be pantyed.ryan smith is on the scene. >> debris all over the ground. windows pushed in and crash site building itself partially collapsed. >> this is the audio from air trvbling control. you hear the pilot say. >> delivered emergency. >>reporter: then this l. officials said there were approximately 100 people employee and visitors inside the building at the time of the crash. any instructor in safety class. >> building just kind of shook and rumbled and when we saw the him if mum cast a shadow on the west side of the be we knew something was wrong. >>reporter: officials said portion of the flight simulator building sustained significant collapse and unsafe. the crash will be investigated. >> up beat report from the commerce department on the u.s. economy today. turns out we are doing a lot better than economy in most developed worl world. u.s. powered its way to gross receipt on track to continue momentum through the end of the year. there were solid games in business investment export and bigge

mark stein on what he thinks it could be. after this. >>> we are just learning canadian authorities have indeed shared the name of the suspected gunman killed inside the parliament buildings with the fbi, u.s. intelligence community. and they are running them across data base watch lists, you name it, both here and there, to see if they can get a better idea of who he is, if there were accomplices. they are still looking for more than one suspect. you might recall my next guest when he was here yesterday said you have to fear the smaller coordinated attacks on the part of lone wolf, whether you want to call them concerted terror attacks or not. they are terror, i think. john fears we could see more. why, john? >> they're telling us. this is a group of people -- let's assume right now that this is somebody who shares the ideology of the fears overseas. >> angry at canada's involvement. >> correct. let's assume that's the case. there is a group of people who want to go to war with us. they're not trying to go to war, they want

. >> there is only one george stein brern, like to be as close to him as i could. >> one of the sport'sgure, ironman, cal ripken jr. addresses rumors he is headed back to baseball as a manager. >> i don't know how that is going to end up. i do know i have an inkling or need to test myself there. >> welcome to "unguard." tonight out of our l.a. studios. if you watch nfl games on tv and the numbers say that most of you do. this will affect you. the announcement that

and it looks as if that will be one of the great losses. >> colonel, what about mark stein's admonition that we better be prepared in the weeks, days, months ahead that this is going to be happening on a regular basis because they are at war with us. >> oh, yeah. that's a no-brainer. they've told us they're going to do this. the problem with the president and the administration and the left refuse to believe what our enemies tell us they're going to do. sean, this tragedy -- by the way, i think ottawa is a beautiful city. i actually like it better than montreal. and that's harassy. this is canada's 9/11. not in a sense of broad destruction or carnage, but in a sense it went right to the heart of canada's symbols and government, right to the heart of the parliament building, the war memorial. it was a real violation. and i think it was a real -- and mark certainly know ths better than i do, by sense it was a deep, deep shock to the canadian psyche. and the other hand it was a huge -- this is a huge propaganda victory for the jihadis. and they'll exploit it. >> and they're claiming sglit

he has begun serving a five-year prison sentence for killing his girlfriend reeva stein scam seven. cbs reporter deborah pada has more on the sentence handed down by a judge in south africa. >> reporter: huge crowd gathered oscar pistorius as began a five-year prison term for killing his girl friend. >> mr. pistorius. >> reporter: sentence foreman slaughter comes 20 months after para olympic champion shot and killed reeva stein cam in his south african home claiming he thought she was an intruder. >> the judge said that double amputee known as blade runner showed gross negligence when he fired four fatal shots at steenkamp through his locked bathroom door. she said her decision balanced that neglect with the public's desire to see justice done. >> it would be a sad day for this country, if an impression were to be created that there was one law for poor and disadvantaged and another for the rich ape famous. >> reporter: pistorius will spend his first night behind bars and where his cell is being prepared for him. he must stay at least ten months there before he he can apply to finis

. >> we have white house correspondent sam stein. you saw the campus for like a minute. >> i saw two minutes of a darkened campus. they look beautiful. >> we saw it. it's amazing. in new york, mark halperin is in washington. jeremy peters along with thomas. you saw the campus, gorgeous. >> very good. >> you got the message. >> also, negates it. the ohio state. the ohio state. >> did i not say that? >> you said the. a slight difference. >> all right. so we have been talking a lot about the last week of elections. it's really a tossup. i don't care what republicans say, what democrats say, it is still a tossup as we have been saying, it depends on issues like ebola and isis yesterday the general feeling is he dropped the ball on ebola. >> this morning in his comments, there are a lot of unanswered questions of how to deal with americans exposed to ebola. president obama is making it clear, he doesn't support measures taken by a handful of governors, including chris christie, to quarantine health workers returning from west africa. he d

stein evaluates his price control experience. it's something to be avoided like the plague.probably gave us more inflation than we would have had if we hadn't done this. if you put them on in peacetime they're very difficult to get rid of. if they last for a long time, they're terribly destructive. economists now agree that price controls didn't work back in 1973. why would it have been better to let the market set prices? economic analyst richard gill explains. we have to understand a little about the price system itself. in this connection economists usually make some assumptions about human behavior-- namely, that people generally tend to act in their own self-interest. consumers might want all the goods they could get but most of them have limited budgets. they must choose one good over another. in making these choices, they try to maximize their own welfare. the same is true of producers. they try to maximize their firm's profits. it will be in their own self-interest they will maximize their profits, if they use more efficient productive methods and produce goods that

. >> across the street on the southwest corner of stein and the street is a at&t smov that gets graffiti and garbage dumping that's it a blight 90 for many years in our neighborhood i have two examples to share with you as evidenced by my concerns of recent graffiti on the smf across the street from my home exhibit a one a and that's the small picture that shows it, too. >> overhead. >> this one is undertaken on july 28, 2014, the southwest corner of steiner street this shows exhibit 1-b on the other side of the mounted facilities both sides front and back now the photograph on july 28, 2014, and then i have exhibit 2 which is photograph on monday, september 15th today september 17, 2014, let's see where is that here - beautiful two days ago close examination of this cabinet shows pink and the cabinet handle it taped with pink because of the graffiti smf cabinet across the street serves as a constant maggot of gratefully i'm here to ask you the previously issued permit for the proposed at&t smf cabinets on the southeast corner of page street the vulnerable of my wall my age and limited b

. >> joining me now is political editor and white house correspondent at the huffington post, sam stein, and senior writer for politico magazine, glenn thresh. sam, there is some hopeful news about ebola and its containment especially here in the united states. but i think it's highly unlikelially hear any of that coming from republican mouths. >> probably not. with these things you obviously have to wait and hope and pray in some respects but, yes, the 21-day period has passed. it's a very difficult to transmit disease that will will be very hard to have an outbreak here in the united states. it looks like all that is true but there is also some sort of palpable fear out there among the public. we're doing a round-up of local news stories, for instance, that shows it's affected everything from restaurant industries to ports and health care workers and all of that. when there's that type of fear out there you can count on politicians to jump in on it. >> it's proved to be a boone for a republican campaigning but it also puts the gop in the very strange position of having to hope for bad

over the past year the nba and nfl have both stein reality of an outplayer.mlb leadership of over 5,000 athletes is laying the groundwork for this, as well. >> going back to the track in front of the wall, leaps up, he made a sensational catch! >> on the field in the late 1980s and early 1990s, billy beane was the ultimate utility player, a go-to glove in the outfield. >> caught by billy beane in center field, can you believe it? >> and a slugger at the plate. >> billy beane! grand slam! >> after a lucrative career, he quit his dream job at just 31 years old, leaving millions unearned because he didn't think the world was ready for an active player that was gay. >> i went away for a long time, and the fact i'm sort of back in baseball after 15 years for the same reason i left it and come full circle, that moment is not lost on me. >> now the mlb front office and bud selig have drafted him because of it, this summer naming him mlb's first ambassador of inclusion. >> we want the people who make a living in our game to be who they wish to be. >> how america has

at stein and high school in hamilton township to address any additional concerns. people may have. we're in hamilton township tonight, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up we will talk to family physician doctor rob danoff about the enterovirus ande bowl and a growing concerns and questions in our area about both of those deadly illnesses. >>> the parents of an american held biasis released a video message pleading for their son's life. peter casek who change his name to abdul rahman in captivity was taken hostage in syria a year ago where he was helping refugees. indiana native is a former army ranger who served in iraq, his parents say he started in an organization to help syrians training civilians and giving food, clothing and medical aid to those in need. >> most of all know that we love you and our hearts ache for you to be granted your freedom,. >> in the latest, isis video, militant, allen henning and threaten casek's life. militant says beheading is retaliation for britain joining u.s. air strikes against isis. >>> a flag that flew over u.s. capitol on septe

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm victor stein i was at the last hearing supporting this project i own a building at 15 and van ness and lived in the mission in the 80s up until new housing in the 1990s, the crime was redundantless and the new building on 15 and south van ness has made an impact of the safety of the surrounding two blocks there is no there's one point i don't understand the problem with the driveway of 490 more schools are on busy streets and the schools provide crossing guards my children were about or were on a road where it didn't make sense that cars during drop off and pick up i hope that kids safety is not being used for a different political agenda please support south van ness thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello commissioners. i'm elizabeth more and more i'm going to read into the record a neighbor dear planning commission i'm paula and long business person in the inner mission i own a property management company we're located on 1905 mission street with our garage entrance on 15 abutting the entrance to a school we have 24 residential units w

. >> good afternoon in stein this project we had the challenge that the site is straddling two different zoning territories in one case the building is lower and has certain density and the other portion of the project the building is allowed to be taller so the density is over the two zones this fact of the site led to a profiling in the building that created a lower and higher building and that gives an opportunity to actually a candidate a massing of components that case can't take down from the sky and slowly went symbol a smaller scale of the volumes as they reached the street it is a composition of two buildings coming together as one i mentioned that the descent to the ground because what is unique about what we're providing here in this design is that the ground floor is trying to set some positive preens for the neighborhood as a whole there's a series of valleys that have an opportunity to be more active instead of a rear surface street even though the street has a primary fronl front we've given equal importance to the backside and decided to have two footages it is this is de

the judge hopes the sentencing brings some closure to help the grieving process for the stein camp and oscar pistorius families. after a cil in which every moment has been watched and dissected by millions around the world, an end, and the privacy of a prison cell for oscar pistorius. >> north korea released a u.s. citizens nearly six months after he was detained for leaving a bible at a club in north korea. jeffrey fowl was flown home. the u.s. is trying to free two others, one sentenced to two years hard labour >>> the number of australian parents choosing to educate their children at home is on the rise much it's a trend worrying politicians. andrew thomas has more on that. >> for this family the living room is the classroom. ruben, jacob and odebt have never been to school. all are educated by their mother at home. >> having that person as my teacher who will build me who i am as a parent a good. >> for lindy, it is a way to spend more time with her children and avoid over testing in schools. >> when you put testing into education, you create a competitive spirit. it removes the jo

he was convicted last month of culpable homicide in shooting death of his girlfriend reeva stein scam camp. he could get suspend sentence or up to 15 years in prison. something val you'll stolen from a military veteran outside ever the eagles game last night. katherine scott is live outside of the linc and she has the update, good morning, kj written. >> good morning, tam, if you go to phillies and eagles games i may recognize this victim sonny forest junior. one of the songs he likes to sing with boom box and microphone love is like a baseball game three strikes you're out. well, this morning he was at south detectives early pecking up his prosthetic like that someone stole from him outside the eagles game last night. while everyone was inside the assunpink this happened in a parking lot nearby. he spoke to southwest detectives after the leg was found. military veteran:30 last night an intoxicated woman in 20s wearing eagles clothing ran up jumped on his lap and broke his microphone she pollizeed and offered to pay for it and next thing you know she was cutting through cars with his

. >> >> stephen: a (en stein course force? s that he been reading my notebook.isten to those guys, bill, plenty of people love your plan. >> last week we asked you to vote in a bill o'reilly.com poll. do you believe a mercenary force paid for by coalition nations is a good idea? 70% yes, 30% now. >> see, 70% in a nonscientific poll. that means bill's most loyal fans, voting as many times as they want, gave it an overwhelming c-minus. and tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i am putting up an even less-scientific poll on my website asking the nation whose plan is better, mine or bill's. and the results are in before i've even asked-- it's that unscientific. as you can see, they both got 100%. ( cheers and applause ) meanwhile-- meanwhile, 96 voted "this is a poll," in my "is this a poll?" poll. tough defeat for rice cakes. at that point, i thought bill was done with me. turned out, he wasn't bleeping finished. >> in the world of the ideologue where colbert lives, solutions don't really matter. it's how you feel about things. so in your life, when you confront a person

marc stein and an inside look at helping 5.6yamerica's military.annity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity," we are just eight short days away from the 2014 midterm elections and the races are tightening as we speak. so are republicans going to be able to pick up enough seats to take back control of the senate? here he is, host of america's newsroom, our friend bill hemmer is at the "hannity" big billboard. big billboard. >> so it's the big billboard. >> how are you? >> i'm good. a lot of movement this weekend in a lot of states. >> has been a little bit. earlier at daybreak nbc news came out with poll saying we're going to put our what-if scenario into motion right here and see where we are. according to that polling and p also the real clear politics average, just like we've been talking about for the past n77ó% month, there's no movement in west virginia. that's red. that's at 46. >> can i help? i'd like to point the red ones out. >> yeah. okay. montana, well, they didn't really go there yet. just back up jump a scotch here.

joining us is sam stein, political editor and white house correspondent for huffington post. thanks for being here. >> is it an historical inevitablity that presidents in their sixth year in office tend to be unpopular and their parties turn against them or do democrats have a choice here? >> well, it is an historical trend of the six-year itch essentially where democrats or presidents of their own party are unpopular. president clinton was probably the exception to the rule. he isn't popular in several of these swing states for senate. the republican playbook against him has worked to a t. they stopped any legislative advancements since they've taken over the congress in 2010. and what's that's resulted in is a vacuum of results. they can't latch on to a major policy achievement in the last two years. immigration reform was supposed to be that. but it was stopped in its tracks. all you have in this vacuum are various foreign policy crises the president is moving around and jumping around to and that's created this narrative which is that the president hasn't done a lot. he's

a number of fans got out of the sun and watched the game at stein's beer garden in mountain view. customers say the place feels very comfortable and homey. the giants are leading the game one game to nothing. can't show highlights until the game is over. vern will have highlights in sports. >>> five teenagers have been killed in a fiery crash in orange county in a car that went out of control and flipped on i-5 today. three boys and two girls were killed. they are believed to be 8 and 9th grade students. the 16-year-old driver is the only one who survived. he is in the hospital with serious head injuries. the news quickly spread through the nearby communities. >> i'm horrified. i'm heartsick for the families and for the kids themself. i can't imagine. >> the group was headed who em from a halloween event at knott's berry farm. the highway patrol is investigating and they say speed may be a factor. >>> a few hours earlier another traffic accident in los angeles also killed five people. the three-vehicle collision happened in chino specifically. two of the vehicles caught on fire. f

at crossroads deli, melissa a stein says the only customers she's helping are cops and reporters. >> we're losing a lot of our money. all have of our money is then out. we don't get workers. nobody comes. >> officials barred hunters from entering the woods, once two pipe bombs were discovered at a campsite. up investigators believe frein left them behind. >>> three kyackers escaped a frightening encounter with the great white shark. look at their kyack. those are holes allegedly from the great white shark. kyackers were fishing off waters of santa barbara, california when they came across the shark. they used a distress call and a nearby fisherman came to their rescue. >> he just cling to the top of it. we get the kyack, and we get him on our boat and two other guys that were with him hopped on our boat also and we towed them all three into the landing. >> same fisherman then rescued three more kyackers in the same area just about an her later. >>> a man's quest to reach bermuda in a inflatable bubble and when rescued by u.s. coastguard he was found 70 miles off the coast of st. augu

. >> reporter: meet chris stein g steininger. of only seven lego master builders in north america. for him, lego is all work and all play. >> it's the best job, it's the most fun. it's getting paid to play. >> reporter: but it's also family affair. >> my father and i are boast master model builders. we're the only father-son team in all of lego. >> reporter: inspired by "cars" he built this from scratch. >> this is cool. >> reporter: using no less than 360,000 lego bricks. >> ka-chow! >> reporter: now that's a ma masterpiece. >> very impressive. >> hundreds of thousands of peopl pieces. that's impressive. >>> the next lego kids fest is in independenianapolis from the the 9th. >>> have a good one, folks. >> it is now, 4:30, matt o'donnell is off this morning, eva pilgrim is joining us. >> we'll have more on our top stories this morning, but first let's head over to david murphy for a check of our early monday morning forecast. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, guys we're off to a clear start off the reason, but it is

this is stein's beer garden in mountain view. right now the game is tied at one and it's now the top of the 12th inning. for the series, the giants are ahead one game to nothing. we can't tell you the highlights until the game is over. if it ends within this half- hour, we'll have highlights in sports. >>> this copy here, is this accurate kurt? okay. let's go to sharon. we are just wondering if the game is over or not. but there's other news tonight. that is that fast acting thieves are ruining the vacations of a lot of tourists in san francisco. sharon chin is live on twin peaks where there's been a rash of car break-ins. sharon. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, brian. well, tourists are taking in the breathtaking view, thieves are eyeing their cars. police tell me the problem is, quote, actively on their radar. the san francisco police department crime map shows nearly 100 car break-ins in the twin peaks area in the last four months mostly on twin peaks boulevard at christmas tree point. now, thieves smashed the windows, snatch