in riverside. that takes skill, perfesuasive power.need them in the murder case of the former police chief and family man chris hall. >> mr. hall, on the surface, looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father, somebody that had the support of his family. >> reporter: so he d. but he wasn't buying the loving father and family man, no. when he heard about chris hall's very obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, it's an aktd. >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved huls. bu husband, but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> reporter: who tried harder to save christi? not chris, said the prosecutor, but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. she is the only one who did chest compressions. he had no interest in truly helping his wife. >> a matter of opinion, of course, but prosecutor strunski poked around in chris hall's past as a consider policem

i'm with the riverside police department. i live at riverside. you live in riverside ? i think it's important that the police who work with children come in contact. i think it's got to be on the positive, not with the negative; making class presentations on a positive note. and what color is the police car ? white and black. right. working with merchants is very important, because they're the ones that see... the influx of people that come into that type of community. how is the wife ? she's doing great. nice to have you in the area. i appreciate it very much. oh, thank you. there's a large community of spanish-speaking in this city. it is an asset that you be able to speak spanish. i need a c.d.l. on adam. fighting crime is interpreted as arresting people and writing tickets. but i think the main role is to deter crime, in other words, to see if we can keep society moving without taking people to jail. how much you use of that today ? a little bit of coke. a little bit of coke ? well, be careful not to be around here anymore, okay ? take care. in my beat, there's a lo

this is going on in riverside county. 600 acres of brush fire is now burning near beaumont. we'll keep an eye on this. >> dozens of people are out of their homes tonight after a three-alarm fire at an apartment building on cadillac way in burlingame. lisa amin gulezian has the latest from the complex. >> the woman said, come and get out. my apartment is on fire. if i stay there a couple minutes i would be not here right now. >> fear and flames rushed across the top floor of this building last night. investigators believe burning grease caused the blaze that destroyed several apartments. >> two were involved with heavy fire damage, and then 15 on the third floor, uninhabitable due to smoke and heat. >> 25 apartments and more than 50 people are impacted. the red cross set up a disaster center inside the complex's clubhouse, where displaced residents can get food, water, and even a place to sleep. normally the red cross would put people up in hotels. >> unfortunately right now, turned out not very many hotel rooms available. the u.s. open has apparently filled up a lot of hotel

>> the riverside investigation was scheduled to last three days. by the second day we had 35 men visit our house, including this guy, who shows up to meet a girl half his age. he comes in, and he's jittery, he's jazzed up, and he goes to wash his hands. i'm watching from the next room, and, you know, i don't like every approach to be the same. >> paper towel's right over here. >> so i grab a paper towel. he sees me, i hand it to him. he says thanks, then he figures out this is going to be a problem. >> why don't you have a seat right over there on the stool there, please. who are you? >> i'm chris. >> chris? >> yeah. >> and who did you come to see, chris? >> umm, what's her name? >> what's her name? >> i'm sorry, caught me off guard. >> he's, you know, shaky, he looks like he's on some kind of a drug. and, in fact, later police found methamphetamines in his car. >> you came to see kelly. >> yeah. >> and how old is kelly? >> kelly's way too young for me. >> then why did you come here, chris? >> i came her to tell her that, actually. >> to tell her s

he got his under great another from cal state riverside. today the chancellor tim white said they are saddened. those who watched him grow up can't believe the boy is the same man they see today. >> can't see -- that 7-year- old going to grow up to do something? there was no trauma or violence or anything going on. >> reporter: now the family released a statement saying in part our hears go out to those who were involved in this tragedy and to the family and friends of those involved . >> live pictures now, this is the police chief of aurora speaking. >> this evening at 4:00, members of the police department and the many supporting agencies that have provided victim service to support us met with approximately seven family and friends, 70 members of -- family and friends who have not had an accounting of their missing loved ones. we met with them for approximately 90 minutes, we discussed all our efforts to identity the ten bodies, in the theater, and do the best we could to deal with their grief and mourning. we are hopeful that sometime i

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this is happening at uc riverside, university of california at riverside. he had ties there. and they are speaking out. >> we are very deeply saddened by this horrific event. we offer our condolences to those directly involved and offering counseling services to all of our students and to our faculty and staff who are directly affected either by knowing mr. holmes or by having children at the show and generalizing from that. he was an undergraduate student at the university of california riverside. he joined news 2006. he graduated in 2010. he was an honor student in neuro science. graduated. he had merit-based schoolships while here and then moved on to colorado for graduate work. again, on behalf of the entire university, we are deeply sorrowed by this tragic event. we will be cooperating with law enforcement as they come to campus in the days and weeks and months ahead to cooperate with them in anything we might offer to help make sense of what is a senseless tragedy. thank you. (inaudible lyrics). >> he was a neuro license student and that relateses to health and research

federal spending on medicaid about $15 billion each year family dog rescue during a fire in riversidet after 5:00 a.m. house across the street from riverside brookfield high-school the daughter boyfriend all inside at the time riverside brookfield 4 year old people woke the boyfriend up quickly woke everyone else most of the house engulfed in ruins because of penn but everybody out safely. the terrifying weekend happy ending with this guy celebrated return of their dog tank you might have heard fell into the north side of chicago river the immediate search was not successful the next day spotted in the city and recovered. >> we started to lose hope yesterday afternoon. we got a telephone call from a woman who lives at lawrence and virginia. she said she spotted tank. lewis family says help tank print out the best in chicago rally together to help bring to the dog home. early detection for osteoporosis next new test with promising results and habitat for humanity new project turning houses into homes newest residents at the shed aquarium. medical watch vitamin d critical for board held

[applause] whether it's riverside county, whether it's los angeles, whether it's the central valley, whether it's the san francisco bay area secretary lahood has been responsible. he's been available for phone calls. he's listened to the reasons for projects and he has moved ahead. would you give him a big round of applause please. [applause] >> well, it's time to say a prayer. it's bottom of the

today we're in sacramento at one of the really iconic restaurants of this city, the riverside clubhouse. you know, it's a place that's known for, well, the large cow that's atop it. kind of unique, right? that brings us to our first story. you know, in san francisco, they have more than 3,500

. >> we're at the riverside collections facility which is part of the missouri state museum in jefferson city. this facility has support functions for the public phase in the state capital. the main purpose is to store the many artifacts we have from the collection. last year, 2011, we were lucky enough to get a very large donation of artifacts, approximately 5,000 pieces, all related to the 1904 st. louis world fair. the fair came here as part of a series of international ex expositions. the crystal palace exposition,

i went to public schools in riverside, through junior high school. and then the high school in riverside was this building that had six or seven stories with three- minute or four-minute passing periods between classes. and while at that time i was quite good at going up and down stairs on crutches, i was not going to be able to do that in three or four minutes with crowds of high school students, so my parents thought i should go to a prep school and i went to exeter. i was at exeter for three years. and i had to climb stairs there, too, but the schedule extends through the day and it was easier to organize. i enjoyed exeter a lot. i often think today most of what i know really comes from exeter, because i actually worked hard at exeter. law school, too. harvard not so much. then i went to harvard and graduated in '66. i went to columbia law school and i enjoyed law school a lot and i became editor in chief of "the law review" and did well at columbia. i first went to check for a judge on the d.c. circuit who was a former columbia student, also had

to go to uc riverside as an under graduate. >> he joined us in 2006 and graduated in 2010. he was a honor student in neuroscience. and he had a merit-based scholarship while here. and then, he moved on to colorado for graduate work. >> that chancellor of uc riverside has to make, you wonder a merit scholar to a guy that tells police "i am the joker". >> mark you're familiar with san diego, what can you tell us about the neighborhood? >> it's upper middle class. a lot of spanish style homes and very much well to do part of san diego. not as fans eye as del mar bu but... >> fairly afluent? >> yes. >> the school, west view very well known and respected school in poway. >> thank you. >> and one note here. the weekend, if you plan to see the new batman movie in an amc theater don't come in costume. the chain said it's banning face-covering masks and fake weapons and costume that's make others feel uncomfortable. james holmes is said to have dyed his hair red and wear a vest, gas mass skpk glove autos police in the bay area are on heightened alert, movie goers will likely see mor

>> i'm kind of stinky. >> in riverside county we had a very diverse group of men show up. we had the teacher. we had an agent with the department of homeland security. we had people from all walks of life including an actor who we see driving up to our hidden camera house in a convertible sports car, and he's here to meet a young teenage boy. >> what's up? >> hi. how are you? >> why don't you have a seat right there? what's going on? >> how are you doing? chris. >> good. how are you? you're chris? >> yeah. >> what are you doing here? >> i was invited. >> by? >> by who? >> who did you think you were talking to? >> i thought i was talking to luke. >> luke. and how old do you think luke is? >> i thought he was 18. he told me. >> 18? >> yeah. >> want to try again? >> if he's young, i apologize. i didn't know. >> the problem, chris, is that i have the transcripts. so i already know what you said. so it would be probably better for you to tell the truth right up front. >> i made a mistake. >> so why don't you just tell me what happened? >> first time i've ever done this. >> the

while the insides were completely gutted. >> we are in what is now going to be nick's riverside grill of. >> reporter: in the last year nick switched from running restaurants to running a construction site. >> electrical, plumbing and mechanical all occur at the same time. basically it's the guts of the haitian. >> reporter: he's hoping it will be ready in five weeks, mid-may, which is typically their busiest month of the year. this is like extreme makeover restaurant. >> well, we have a really hard working crew. honestly it's been a struggle, but we've always been of the sort that something food always comes out of something horrible -- good always comes out of something horrible. >> reporter: the something good is that this entire washington harbour complex is getting a $20 million upgrade which includes turning the fountain into an ice skating rink starting this winter. the ultimate goal is the water front will become both a summer and winter destination. kristin fisher, 9 news now. >>> anny is in for topper. nice and sunny today, but we can get rid of that windy hope. >> yeah. we'

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some people in riverside san diego county have been told to evacuate because there are wild fires also burning in southern california. this fire is east of to make it up. this has burned 1,800 a.. >> mark: the most devastating fire burning across the nation right now is in washington state, 70 homes have been lost. strong and gusty winds are fueling the flames. justhours this has 4 square miles. to counties have declared a state of emergency and authorities have ordered about 400 people to evacuate. firefighters have not had much luck so far. there are 600 fire fighters working this ablaze with zero containment. >> mark: back here in the bay area keeping all our eye on bay area weather and traffic let us get more on your forecast with erica. >> erica: the good news is that i did not need my windshield wipers on my way into work. it's o'clock we will have cloud coverage that will be stubborn, to not be surprised if you do not see any sunshine whatsoever. we have clear conditions for the satellite and radar and we have some fog situated along the coast and it looks like some high clouds

he said it was originally supposed to be shot in riverside, california next so san bernadino, california which just declared bankruptcy. we shoot it in new mexico because they give us breaks on the taxes. they're going into season 5 of breaking bad, and every single tax dollar has gone to new mexico and not broke california. it's a great strategy. >> people in hollywood tend to be very liberal, and they want to have higher taxes on the 1%.

democratic congressional candidate from riverside california.acher. and he comes to us from l.a. mark, welcome inside "the war room." what a pleasure. >> john, thank you very much. i appreciate being here. >> john: thank you sir. now is there a misconception of how minorities, including latinos, feel about guy marriage? >> i think there is. i really do think that things have changed. you know, i was a candidate for our congress 20 years ago and i was close to winning. in 1994 in a fairly contentious race for the congress from riverside, and i can tell you in those 20 years things have changed tremendously. i would say that there is a big different between those 20 years that i ran and i would say that now my lgbt status is a very minor point of interest. people in my district are far more concerned about how i'm going to bring jobs in the direct, how i'm going to improve education, protecting medicare and social security. >> john: sir, were you outed while you were running back in the 90s or did that happen after the election. >> it happened dur

he hails from riverside, california and attended uc riverside campus, neighbors report he live add lone and kept to himself. >> coming up, who is the suspect james holmes? what is going on in his department now is in the police say he booby trapped it with explosives. there is new information by the minute. deta >>> we're back live in aurora, colorado. what are we finding out about the suspect? brenda stewart from koa radio joins us. now news about the joker and mr. james holmes. >> he was found with body armor, gas masks on and when he was stopped by police which he made it apparently very easy to find him he had his hair painted red like spray painted and reportedly told them i'm the joker. and the joker was not in the movie. >> and did he say anything else besides that? >> so made a comment that this isn't over. he apparently wanted, i should say allegedly. because i heard you talking about that earlier. he apparently wanted to take down as many people as possible. he lived in an apartment complex with five buildings and they had to go and evacuate them so police still cannot get ins

it started -- [no audio] riverside avenue in federal hill. the fire happened a block down from here in the 1200 block of battery avenue, joining us this morning, is a relative, nancy, it was actually your brother to lived if the home. you got a call this morning, tell us. >> the police department called me, and told me, i needed to find a place for my brother and them to stay. i asked what was going on. i thought it was a prank. they said the house is on fire. they let me speak to him. he was just so freaked out and hysterical. all i could think about was the dogs. they got everybody out of the house. >> reporter: it was your brother, his wife, their adult son, and two young children. they all made it out safely. but there were two dogs and a bird and turtle that died. this home was here for 60 years. >> i've been here 50 or 60 years now. >> you grew up here? >> yes, i did. my children grew up here. we moved to the county. they have been remaining here. >> reporter: we are told there was a lot of things in this home because a lot of debris, f

a crash at riverside parkway and philadelphia road. a slow spot, 46 on 95 in the northeast corner down towards the beltway. otherwise, some of the other major roadways. this is the harrisburg expressway at york road. it looks like north and southbound traffic moving just fine. dulaney valley at the beltway. you can see both loops are moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. favorable weather conditions or allowing firefighters to contain about 10% of the while fire in colorado. authorities were able to enter the city to estimate the damage. at least 347 homes were destroyed by the fire. the first person known to be killed in the blaze has been found. a judge will reexamine whether to set bond for george zimmerman. lied about his income during a bond hearing. he needs a good explanation to convince the judge to let him out again while he awaits trial. a woman who had a face mauled by a chimpanzee is suing the state for injuries. she was blinded by the attack and has undergone a face transplant to repair da

the wildfire just destroyed this home in riverside county. this is a live picture over the fire that broke out near temecula. it's doubled in size and again, spreading it's forced an evacuation of several homes in its path. and there are crews from around southern california responding and there are no reports of injuries so far. >> good progress to report tonight on fires tonight, sky 7 over the scene now this, fire has been 30% contained. what were two fires burning since sunday is being treated as one fire that burned five square miles, hundreds of homes were in danger, it's moving to the east allowing people to return home. you can bet they'll keep their eyes peeled to the east. and. >> we're hopefully getting a good handle on it in lake county the day began with 30% containment. up close enough, po% can soon burn. as we saw yesterday, the fires caused from the air. it's easiest access in this country. a task made more difficult because of the summer heat. at least one fire fighter suffered from heat exhaustion today. and for the rest a d

holmes is from riverside, but he's living in colorado. he was in the process of dropping out of a graduate program in neuroscience at the university of colorado. nbc news confirmed holmes obtained all four guns legally and just in the last few months. holmes does have family in san diego and also family in carmel. nbc bay area's kimberly terry continues our coverage from carmel where she did track down his uncle and kimberly, i understand you did speak to him? >> reporter: nbc news spoke to him, nbc bay area spoke to him. he wasn't really comfortable speaking to us on camera, but he did tell us a few things including that he found out about the shooting through a telephone call very early this morning and he says he was very surprised. the uncle of 24-year-old james holmes a suspect in the deadly movie theater shooting in colorado describes his nephew as an unassuming guy the family calls jimmy. he did not want to go on camera, but holmes' uncle told nbc bay area, as far as he knew holmes was working and there was nothing that sent up red

he was on the way to third grade at his riverside neighborhood. >> eight year old charles box and wasool to riverside when he found something you just don't come across every day. at least not like this. >> when i was turning the corner i saw on the ground under some mud it was just three $100 bills bunched up together. >> what should do? charles said the answer was simple. pickup the money and go on to the third grade curriculum of the day but not without first calling the police. he did not want the person who dropped the money to be sad. the action will cost him some anxiety but he is now an ace celebrity. >> i was a little bit nervous. >> when his mother took him charles and his discovery to the riverside police department, the officers came out to shake his hand. if no one claims the money within six months of all of the cash goes to charles. >> i work room going to donated to the children at my school. >> he said he would save some to take his parents and siblings out to dinner. the mom said she is not surprised. >> he is just an honest boy. >> police said is just too bed others

we are on riverside avenue. this fire happened in the 1200 block of battery avenue, a street up, a block up there. firefighters about 80 of them are here now, trying to get the fire out. the fire is not out yet, it is under control. the problem here, is this home was filled with so much debris inside, a lot of clothing, wood, that it's really intensifying the fire. they are having a hard time putting it out. this broke out at 3:30 this morning. a 3-story row home. there was an elderly couple, their adult son, his wife, a 2 year old boy and a 4 year old girl, sleeping in the home when the fire happened. everyone was able to get out safely, they did suffer minor smoke inhalation and had to be taken to a nearby hospital, we are told their injuries are nonlife threatening. they will be okay. when firefighters arrived, they found intense fire, smoke, filling the home. the problem is that fire is being ignited by the debris that's inside the home. one firefighter almost fell off a ladder and hurt his ankle. two dogs a

researchers at uc riverside hope to come up with the answer cbs reporter want fernandez has more on the immortality project >>> from reincarnation to resurrection and immortality what is the afterlife? >>> i believe we all go to heaven or hell if we follow the commandments of the bible >>> different cultures religions and the regeneration is the belief in what happens after our time on earth varies university of california riverside looks past the bright light with the help of a $5 million grant from the john templeton foundation. >>> these questions we pursue our important ones not just for academics but for people all the world. they live their everyday lives and informed >>> call the " immortality project " researchers looked at a wide range of projects and topics like near-death experiences. it is something brendan mcnulty has thought about >>> i am a christian soy heaven to me is a destination i want to their often >>> consider to be the largest seti of its kind the project hopes to separate fact from fiction brain scientists and theologians together in hopes of finding answers. >>

riverside, california, was important, because it was the first time where we did an investigation and law enforcement did a parallel investigation. once we finished, and the man left, riverside county sheriff deputies and detectives would make the arrest and begin their investigation. this particular investigation saw the highest number of men ever in any of our "to catch a predator" investigations. 51 men showed up in three days. you come here, have a seat. you know what? >> i know. >> sit down, please. >> okay. >> set your stuff down on the counter. have a seat. you knew what? >> i was in trouble. >> you knew were in trouble. please sit down, relax. >> actually, i'm not relaxed. i'm not going to give an interview. >> you're not going to give an interview? >> no. i'd just get in trouble. just silly. i was just bored and silly. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm stupid. >> this is a guy who not only had been caught before by perverted justice and knew it, he had seen one of our previous investigations. and when he first showed up at the house, he saw police making an arrest just outsi

so fast-forward eight months from our house in riverside to our long beach investigation. he's still online, still using the same screen name, and amazingly, still chatting with someone who tells him she's 13. just like his chat eight months before, he asks "have you ever had sex yet" and "i need sex." he also talks about group sex but is also suspicious and asks, "are you a cop?" to which she replies, "no, i'm not a cop." then apparently referring to his meeting with "dateline" eight months earlier he writes, "i got caught before." incredibly he tells the decoy he has to delay the long beach liaison for a day because he has to go to court, a court date to face charges arising from our riverside investigation. but the very next day -- >> hey, come here. >> -- here he is. >> we're not messing around with this guy. you do not let him get within six feet of you, eight feet of you. >> who is all here? >> just me. >> oh. >> i promise. my parents are gone. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. >> that's right. oops, he's done it again. >> michael, right? >> oops, sorry.

. >> yes, this happened in riverside county, california.n riverside, it's inland california which is very warm. i bet you she probably said, i'm hot. you need to fix it. but this wasn't the way they were probably supposed to do it. that's my guesstimate. >> this looks like an air conditioners for like an industrial building. >> the owner of the building has offered a $500 reward for any information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> it's heartbreaking to watch anyone battle cancer, but i think it's especially difficult when it's a young person. some folks in ft. lauderdale helped make some young cancer patients feel beautiful and feel special for a day. we got this story from "the orlando sentinel." and what you're seeing is some high school-age cancer patients getting fitted for prom dresses. >> what do you think? >> yea! >> aww. >> and this story is especially beautiful because they were given these prom dresses. >> i'm really glad to be part of it, giving the dresses. >> what a wonderful opportunity for them to have some sort of norm

one is threatening homes in riverside county. another fire that torched a handful of homes is putting 80 others in the danger. and a break in the weather is helping firefighters with fires in washington state. the smoke so bad, it's affecting air quality as far away as colorado. >>> showers in the rockies from utah down to new mexico. thunderstorms move in tonight from omaha to kansas city and st. louis. heavy rain around miami and ft. lauderdale and west palm beach. it's chilly in the carolinas. >>> 60s from chicago to new york. 70s in the central plains, 101 in phoenix. >>> and hollywood's hottest stars turned out for the emmy awards last night. and an evening filled with favoritend and quite a few upsets. >> that's right. top dramas went to "homeland." abc's brandi hitt has the highlights. >> reporter: the prime time emmy awards was a star studded night. filled with surprises. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: jon cryer couldn't believe he won best actor in a comedy, while julia dreyfuss won best actress. julie bowen and eric sto

in north riverside sean lewis a wgn news. glad to be home. get real difference makes a decision about her future next her recorded message for supporters. also where mitt romney thinks he may have gone wrong and south carolina and why the captain of the capsulized italian cruise ship says his bosses should bear part of the blame. thunderstorms in the chicago area later tonight and for tomorrow snow showers. i will have details and the fall forecast still ahead. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bl

blaze was burning east of riverside. fire erupted saturday in a defenssteep terrain. >> n amtrak train carrying 169 passengers from oakland to bakersfield be railed yesterday's when a big rig truck collided with the train. two cars and a locomotive portion were pushed off of the tracks. the train was going around 600 ft. until it finally came to a stop some passengers did suffer minor to moderate injuries. passengers escape bruises and even some broken bones. bullyboy mal bow and muhammed shot 13 people they fired the shots at people who were at random places. malval was 17 years old at the time. he laughed about the shootings and he was first arrested but now he regrets the paint because the families. >> i am sorry! there is no way to express, there's no way to express that. what am i going to tell them. the other shooter muhammed was executed in 2009. >> authorities in chicago are working [ male announcer ] introducing sizzler's signature sandwiches. starting at $6.99. our tri-tip with hand-breaded onion straws, our cr

doing some of the finished work. >> reporter: tony and joe's will have a whole new look and nick's riverside grill has been gutted and expanded into the old restaurant space. >> hopefully they'll get it renovated and bring everyone back. >> reporter: in addition to the repairs, a $20 million renovation is underway at the complex. they're revamping the fountain area which will turn into an ice rink in the winter. >> it's a great place to work. and all the surroundings and the work they're doing here is going to make it a better place. >> reporter: better days are ahead. >> we're excited to have everybody back. we're going to be new and better than ever soon. >> reporter: in georgetown, news4. >> sounds like they just may be ready for the summer. >>> well, buying a new appliance can put a huge dent in your budget. still ahead on "news4 this week," liz crenshaw gives tips on what to look for before something breaks. >>> and up next, we'll meet a young heart transplant -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no.

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of the riverside company, a private equity firm that manages more than $3 billion in assets. and josh kosman, the author of the book, "the buyout of america: how private equity is destroying jobs and killing the american economy." we thank you both for being with us. josh kosman, just so that we understand what we're talking about here, how big a role does private equity play in the u.s. economy? >> private equity firms own companies employing about one out of every ten americans. so they are hugely important. they're america's biggest employers and up until recently they've been largely ignored. and, judy, just one thing that i need to jump in and say, i think it's a fallacy and it's what the mitt romney defenders are trying to throw up in the air that private equity firms buy troubled companies. they're almost always buying profitable businesses, not troubled businesses. >> woodruff: well, that will be part of the question that i ask stewart kohl now. because let's have a basic understanding of what private equity is about. it's a group of outside investors who put their mo

he graduated with honors in 2010 from uc riverside in neuroscience. he had no criminal history and his only violation was a speeding ticket last year. so far it looks like all the guns and ammunition used in the massacre were obtained legally. the issue of gun control is making headlines after the national tragedy. and senator dianne feinstein is issuing a statement. it reads my hope is also the country will reflect on the roots of gun violence that has again visited terror on an american community, claiming the lives of more innocent. the san francisco democrat is a long time gun control advocate and was the main sponsor of a 1994 nationwide assault weapons ban which has since expired. feinstein was inside san francisco city hall in 1978 when former supervisor dan white shot and killed mayor mosconi and supervisor henry milk. still ahead on "today in the bay," witnesses describe the gunman's intrainentrance into t theater and why some thought he was a part of the show. >>> and we're waking up to lots of sunshine. 90s inland. 70s at the coast. we'll b

restaurants like tony and joe's and nick's riverside grill have been closed ever since except for an outdoor patio, budget as kristin fisher reports, they're racing -- but as kristin fisher reports, they're racing to be back open next month. >> we are going to be nick" riverside grill. >> reporter: he's used to running restaurants, but now he's running a construction site. >> the electrical and mechanical are run being at the same time. basically it's -- running at the same time. basically it's the guts of the place. >> reporter: he's hoping to be ready in five weeks. this is like extreme makeover. >> well, we have a really hard working crew. honestly it's been a struggle, but we've always been of the sort that something good always comes out of something horrible. >> reporter: the something good is that the entire washington harbor complex is also getting a $20 million upgrade. a new state of the art fountain will be there in the summer and an ice skating rink in the winter. >> there hasn't been much reason before to come down in the winter. >> we're going to have what might be the