the altmans visited him in jail. >> you know, i asked him how he was doin'.pretty much was gonna do maybe suicide by cop. >> reporter: but bob of course didn't pull that particular trigger and was sent back to texas for trial, where his houston attorney dick deguerin devised the defense that beat the murder charge. >> it was a simple case of a struggle over a gun, and the gun went off. if it truly was self-defense, then what happened after the killing doesn't change that. >> reporter: bob wasn't so confididn't he'd get off. in fact he asked his friends the altmans to help him learn more about what life behind bars would be like for him. >> he thought that if we got to know the ins and outs that maybe it would be easier for him once he was on the inside. >> reporter: he worried about how he'd hear his favorite music, for example. >> he was trying to find out if maybe there was a radio station he could buy so that if he were in jail he could have music that he liked. >> reporter: bob knew his chances of acquittal depended in large part on winning the jury's sym

roger altman on jimmy lee. usistopher wolf is back with now.ant to talk about with the , ands moving after hours that is, oracles. one of the -- one of those seems to be fx. it was significantly strengthened by -- a significantly impacted by the strengthening of the u.s. dollar. why is this happening? christopher: they are hard to predict and move and what we might call random like motion. reportingith oracle their earnings or sales numbers, bradley eking they are sensitive -- broadly speaking they are sensitive to earnings products. our sense is that the currency movements are not going to go near term. hedging is a difficult exercise and lots of people are doing it. companies need tools to manage their exposure. looking at the analyst report in the next days and weeks, they may regard it in the -- in a similar fashion. you've got to pay attention more to the currency hits and whether that is an opportunity to add or reduce. fair, oracle does have 3% of it exposure -- of its exposure coming from europe. we are talking about rates. christopher:

altman,us is roger thank you for joining us and for your perspective on this very sad day.ell me about your relationship with jimmy. roger: i had the privilege of knowing jimmy for a long time. when we found in this firm in 1995, the first deal we ever westinghouse,for which involve the acquisition of what is today cbs corporation. i worked on that with jimmy lee. i had that experience many times over the intervening years, and i was shocked and very upset to .earn this news a few hours ago as jamie dimon said his own statement, jimmy was a force of nature in the best sense. alix: and i'm very sorry for the loss of your friend and business partner. when i read about him, it seems like he was the guy who created him and eight. &a.m what were some of his favorite -- your favorite characteristics? person of great commitment. he believed in that, and he had the ability to attract lots of followers and supporters in terms of the corporate community and the entrepreneurial community. he did it by the force of his convictions and his magnetic personality. he was just a special per

robert altman has more details on the traffic. robert: not only is that going on but the ocean city air show all weekend. blue angels are the stars. so it's jammed up on eastbound 50. before 97 well over the severn river bridge. delay across the bay bridge as well. now look at the 14th street bridge. slow traffic right now. just before the incident, there is an incident accident blocking the left side of the roadway. northbound 395. before the 14th street bridge. on the westbound side, we are watching heavy traffic. southbound 95 on the get-away senatorr starting at 395 -- starting at 395 to the pentagon. to landmark and to fredericksburg. one solid delay of traffic moving through the sale city area. outbound 66 beltway past 123 in centreville moving to manassas. the delays continue. beltway to the toll road to silver spring and to 214 in prince george's county. back to you. alison: okay robert. thank you very much. well, it may be on water and it's beautiful but it can still impact your drive. still ahead, find out when it could

then, the third issue, which was out there was again a -- issue worm say near the altman agreed upon my oath is an attorney all the issues in the first application they did they agree to that. pendulum impact on the living space but then they reneged. i think the integrity of the 311 process calls for this body,, to hold onto their agreement respectfully request that begun. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker, please. >> testifier: good evening. my name is todd --, residence of the richmond district of san francisco have lived there for 20 years. i have known the -- for the last three or four years. i leave this project should move forward as is matt referred from the building and planning department here and for my interpretation, for what it is worth, the 300 pages plus of the proposal is very compliant if not -- what is allowable under code. as importantly, i was going to say the varying city department said approved it already a multiple different ways. besides, the time this is taken i know the children -- our children go to school with them and this is exactly the type of family

we are on altman road just off the black horse pike here. ac electric is power provider for this area more than hundred thousand customers remain off line at this time. they should have power by late sunday officially but they are hoping to have their power back on line by midday saturday. don't forget this storm happened on thursday, rather it happened on tuesday and it is now thursday. now, residents having to be very patient with the process here ac must first clear lines out here before crews can begin cutting. now that can take a whole day's work in itself leaving customers to question just how ready they were for the storms. as you can imagine they are quite frustrated. >> i don't know if they just didn't take it seriously, if they knew what was coming, because even when you watch weather, you know, they talk about tornadoes, it is a a low threat but they did mention high wind that they weren't really prepared. if they were waiting for somebody to come up from maryland why isn't that person here already? >> reporter: maryland, northern

is a tour the altman solution? >> we are still working it out. >> with two years of free community college you receive a pretty stormy reception. are you tweeting it to get off the runway? >> bell legislative process is one but at the same time we have been heartened by these conversations at dulles local levels and we want to tackle this so we have had a series of those conversations. so we have been very encouraged with the spread of the idea that in the 21st century universal public support just started pre-k to go deep into college that is the way we will continue to provide access and create opportunity and have the affordability question as well. >> so with that discussion and there is a lot of focus to simplify the income based repayment system and you talked about that. those say that discussion is to narrow at unprecedented levels of debt we hear the drumbeat there should be access to debt-free higher education and that should be the goal and we should find a way to finance that. what is the administration

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is a tour the altman solution? >> we are still working it out. >> with two years of free community college you receive a pretty stormy reception. are you tweeting it to get off the runway? >> bell legislative process is one but at the same time we have been heartened by these conversations at dulles local levels and we want to tackle this so we have had a series of those conversations. so we have been very encouraged with the spread of the idea that in the 21st century universal public support just started pre-k to go deep into college that is the way we will continue to provide access and create opportunity and have the affordability question as well. >> so with that discussion and there is a lot of focus to simplify the income based repayment system and you talked about that. those say that discussion is to narrow at unprecedented levels of debt we hear the drumbeat there should be access to debt-free higher education and that should be the goal and we should find a way to finance that. what is the administration

prepared for the final trip posing for photographs right there by the tail section of the plane and altman into the cockpit and walking on the tarmac she disappeared on july 2nd during the trip she was over in the pacific. >>darya: fire crews are investigating a fire broke out and high-school in the east bank and yoli aceves is live at the same shoe have the latest in a there was world the rising star in the nba finals that nobody outside murata little before best the shrinking size of your carry-on bag and of course the voice mail you want to go with altogether when his company is scrapping this award wednesday across the bay area is to live look at storm tracker 4 radar as it can see we are having some scattered showers let now. we will be right back >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>michelle apon: it as a good little storm system that will continue to move off into the west was see a few more showers until about mid morning isolated shower chances this afternoon but as of right now the storm track record are picking up on all those dull

for his second term -- he knew that the cover-up of the watergate break-in went all the way to bob altman the way to john mitchell. he knew that his closest aide had been a primary instigator. he knew a few months later that he should probably resign. in may of 1973, 15 months before he resigns in the midnight rambling, exhausted, drunk telephone call. wouldn't it be better to check out now? i can't fight the dam battle alone. i've had it. but he had to fight the damn battle alone and he fought the damn battle for 15 more months before he stepped down. charlie: [indiscernible] tim: only nixon could have gotten away with it. [laughter] [talking over each other] tim: only nixon might have been able to get away with it without causing a complete cataclysm in the american political system. but his aides began to debate if we will have a bonfire on the white house lawn. who will strike the match? evan: he gave the order to destroy the tapes much earlier thinking about watergate. kissinger onto to have a record so that he could rebut his version. tim: the tapes were in valuable to an end. he kn

expect in the balcony below the fourth floor back amid the collapse and the 13 people from below altman that decided that that was structurally unsafe and needed to be removed so they remove the about and it may still have to others that a completely red tag in the building and the focus is on to be on the construction and the being held up at macrame obviously they want to continue to look into that there are some questions as to whether or not there been supportive of the balcony and what caused by water damage obviously a lot of it or asking questions of what something like that happen this building was only opened back in 2007 that question for everyone including the mayor of berkeley this is total speculation build design to be correct to obviously the material was not standing up for professionally this so much weight on it but it was not ready for that week. obviously all of that will part of the investigation according to berkowitz they said the have taken all the material from the balcony and a collapse in the outgoing over with the fine tooth comb and go over the record of the

. >> reporter: is down to it days the so they have left friday altman deadline tomorrow the last today the school has with its kids it's going to be a tear full-length. walls are bare rooms empty. muskie's heart is broken. "it is going to archives for last year's my heart is it just beating. colemanite i beating" she thought >> reporter: and kids' club in 1999 and largest funded and contra costa and now preparing to close the stores in an article this teachers and students to bomb. hard"this day of my entire time of teaching is telling these parents will have a place for your children you going to have put" >> reporter: from the audit and this month than city of any act or the school board offered any alternative thereto last shots for kids club could go this friday's the deadline that the tight timeline the hundred kids in an echo helpless to go more than 40 teachers will be out of a job. "staff of the families everybody is going to lose" >> reporter: now kids club does have the funding resources necessary to continue operating the problem as it simply doesn't have a place to do so. >

i guarantee shows the parthanon on "squawk box." >>> joining us now roger altman. sure that they'd work this out. are you still 80% after the last two weeks? >> no. i think the odds have narrowed but i still think -- >> 79%? >> no. maybe 60%. but i think the likelihood of a solution is greater than the likelihood of a blowup. and i think we should all keep in mind number one that these deadlines tend to be squishy and i'm skeptical that june 30th is the true deadline. yes it's when the imf loan ensures but there are issues of grace periods. when push comes to shoving with deadlines get extended. second of all, crises like these get solved at the last possible instant. and if this is going to be resolved it's going to be resolved then. this may go on for awhile. >> it seems pretty simple. they have no money and they need some money to pay back some money they already owe. they need to lend them money to pay back the money they owe. >> that's very common though. >> very common. but they have to make it look like they're serious enough about certain forms where the ge

get a check of the traffic situation now with robert altman. what are you watching robert? robert: we have one lane open toward the area soutbound new york avenue, the seen of the shooting earlier on the 1600 block of new york avenue. traffic is starting to get by. big problems head out of davidsonville to annapolis. not just the bay bridge. it has been fine even the severn river. numerous accidents between annapolis and brownsville. eastbound route 50 jammed to 424. looking toward the area of the beltway between georgia and connecticut. the accident reported there. you can see the delays at the left side of the screen moving to the beltway. watch for your brake lights through 66 and virginia toward route 50 including 295. making your way out to the area of college park. southbound 395 to the beltway toward the area of 395 leaving the pentagon toward the beltway stop and go continues. back to you. leon: thank you. kimberly: harry potter fans were depressed when the series was over but the author announced a first ever play based on the beloved boy wizard coming soon. she tw

flocking anything or having an impact on traffic as of right now drive times are 27 minutes from altman passed and traveling from berkeley track times are about 24 minutes and in that area traffic has backed up and continue to monitor an update and i next traffic hit. >> mark: 7 livermore a deadly plane crash a private plan " plan crash shortly after took off around 9 last night the pilot was killed and started a grass fire will travel live this morning with the latest in the investigation. >> michelle: 10 hours at the plane crash is far from over the reason why. >> reporter: 5 minutes ago of a coroner's office arrives and we do know that's an indication the body is still here once they remove him they will identify him so at this point we do not have his name in see the firefighters the aircraft and also including ntsb investigators of course they want to know what happened shortly after takeoff took off from the livermore airport couple minutes after takeoff and a short time after take up a pot called back the control tower state his control issues and briefly after that crashes and a

it is alarming as a way that they tell to be bullied by this professor altman least all the sign from them when the 16th of went after her to get back, she attractor so is the police report she is a victim and a police officer does not understand what do think they did that would justify? i was harmed and setting it up that she is not safe because she did not want to see she was triggered. in she has never been publicly censored and those that came to her defense and she still works there. but to hear a the description and the people stood up for her that she was a wonderful professor and a kind person that her actions were captured on video in use said you didn't doubt as long as she was surrounded by like-minded people but none that disagreed with her world view of. >> guest: right. if you did save those examples you would say she is a crazy person but someone who was very highly functional as a professor those defending her or similar types as well. but now there are construing disagreements and happened after my book went to print but christina 8e i went to speak at georgetown to

robert altman is here with a traffic watch. it looks like there is wet roads out there. robert: definitely on 666. -- definitely on 66. let's look at the westbound side of 66. the west conditions dr in the rain is causing big, is through the area, beltway out past gainesville and centreville on westbound side of 66. also southbound 95. incident right near the area of 234 to the left-hand side. on and off we are slow through fredericksburg. this is a point i am starting to see a break in the interstate action. we have been looking at jammed up traffic since noon. something had to give at some point. across the 14th street bridge in northbound side of d.c. 295. plenty of brake lights continue there. heading to 295 past 100 eastbound route 100 in anne arundel county. the accident there now to the right shoulder. the inner loop beltway stop and go. toll road through connecticut avenue to the area of 202. eastbound 50 also jammed up to annapolis to the severn river bridge and the bay bridge joint brake lights as well. back to you. alison: robert thank you. have a great weeken

. >> chelsea kooley altman thank you for coming on. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up next back to breakingis afternoon, this bombshell involving david sweat revealing he and richard matt pulled off a practice run in that prison the night before their escape. what else we are learning, next. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want

here in new york, roger altman, chairman of evercore partners and investment banking firm. and joe weisenthal, editor at bloomberg markets. you have been following the story closely, lionel. tell me what a yes vote and no vote means. >> we don't know whether they will vote or what they're going to vote on because the deal rejected by the greek government over the weekend is not on the table, so in my view, it comes to the euro versus the drachma. do you want to stay in europe at a price or go backwards leave the euro and have your own currency which is tremendously perilous. let's say we don't know the result but a yes vote offers the space for new negotiations on a bailout plan for greece. it also likely would hold a new greek government, so mr. tsipras on far left grouping would likely not be in power or could be mr. tsipras with a new realigned party, and then everything starts over. i know i have to say charlie and i say this with some trepidation, i don't see how they avoid grease leaving the euro with all the momentous implications associated with that both political

. >>> next up why combination sam altman has fears of a tech bubble.ding to him there's overinflation acrossed board innerry country and market so we should stop worrying about the relatively small tech sector saying quote it boggles my mind that we've all indulged in this delusion. he said we're in a megabubble. and it won't last forever. john, he said this before. but he seems to be placing blame on perhaps the federal reserve, the government writ large this time around. >> a couple of different sides to this. i don't know how much we should relax about the fact that he's saying well don't look at this bubble. look at all of these other bubbles, we're in a room full of bubbles, that's a little disheartening. i've been hearing from more and more entrepreneurs, ceos from silicon valley. that it yes it does feel overheated. i was having a conversation yesterday. kind of a lit bulb went on for me, i heard that an enterprise storage company i've been following for yees, just shut down, it was doing around $40 million in annual revenue and they just shut i

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dick most is to my left altman from west baltimore represents the neighborhood in which freddie graylived and he is married to marilyn mosby and women you may have heard of who is the prosecutor for the city of baltimore. [applause] >> a professor at rutgers law school where she teaches constitutional civil rights state and local government law by decisions of the litigation at the naacp's legal defense fund. sergeant burton chairman of the washington, d.c. police union represents 3600 officers detected and sergeants. you spend a distinguished member of the department for 21 years. and walter mack, a department -- he served as deputy police commissioner. all right. nick i want to start with you, councilman. baltimore just had its most violent month since 1972. if i'm not mistaken 42 homicides. there is also during the same period of time a massive plummeting and arrests. i wish i had a draft but it is extremely striking if you look at the data. what is going on in baltimore right now? >> multiple things. you know, first thing i will say this when you look at a place like baltimore, s

we asked roger altman about a risk in the last hour. >> if ultimately this broke apart, yes, i wouldultimately they will do it and it will drag out longer than anybody would like. get settled on the courthouse steps, so to speak. which is longer off than people think. two months from now. >>> as we mentioned greece's self-imposed deadline was yesterday. that deadline included at one point wednesday and then friday. roger pointed out this really could go towards the end of july before you are really in a push situation. check out the euro right now. you will see euro dollar at $109.32. >> you may have read about this. a protest is planned at facebook headquarters today. native americans, drag queens activists and others are planning to speak out against the social media company's real name policy. facebook requires users to create accounts using their given name and let others report those allegedly made with fake names. facebook says that it's been working with groups on how to better implement its rules and that according to g.l.a.d. is an acceptable usage of the term. >> yeah, i th

joined now on the telephone by actor and l xwrksgbt activist married to his awesome husband brad altman. >> it is a gorgeous day, indeed. it's a great day, landmark day for all americans. and certainly for lgbt americans because now we can pledge allegiance to the united states of america. one nation, i'd difficult visible visiblevis liberty and justice for all. it's a great day for america. >> george, did you think that we would get to witness this day? i know that there was so much angst delivered in 2008 because of prop 8. it seemed as if it was such a juxtaposition where a country could elect its first black president and at the same time strip away states' rights from legally married couples in the state of california. are you surprised that we got here this fast? >> you know as a matter of fact that night i remember vividly. i was in the television studio waiting to be interviewed a as the returns were coming in. and it was bittersweet night for me to have barack obama win the presidency of the united states. another landmark event for america. and at the same time hear about the