or take a look at them a view.ink you're gonna see isolated thunderstorms and perhaps until later on today. it's not a big event in the bay area but it's a pretty decent silvana in nevada. it's difficult driving conditions heading in that direction. some locations could see up to 20 in. of snow. in fact norstar dissent out tweet thing they've articulated of touch 9 in. of snow as it continues to fall. sfo a good news for skiers a free heading in that direction. the win was pretty bad yesterday not too bad right now. for looking at the sustained winds around the bay area. <

man trying to kill a man with a kitchen knife. we'll tell you what the victim says about police efforts. >>> it is 7:00. you are taking a live look at the new home of the san jose earthquakes major league soccer team low dated right next -- located right next to mineta airport. janine de la vega will have more on the unique features the stadium has for fans. now we have levi and this new stadium. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. this should be interesting, steve. the weather we see this morning, we won't see this evening. >> not at all. today will be breezy, cooler. low clouds are making a move here. it will be a dramatic change. the bigger change, though, is saturday as that low up visiting seating and portland starts to dive into northern california and i think makes a good carve right out over the bay area and all to the sierra. they will take the brunt of this. low clouds, breezy. windy and cooler. that breeze is picking up. it's more out of the west. we've had light rain towards

i wear a trenchcoat as a prop. the bowtie is a prop as well. let's get to a data check right now. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities . improvement up 11. you just see olivia, the headlines new tanks from russia into ukraine. on to our next screen, please tania. ukrainian currency, new weakness, 20.00. ever weaker ukrainian currency and the ruble has abruptly reversed. let's switch gears to the united states. brendan, help me here with a great chart. you talk about bob simon and the career he had. this goes back to world war ii. this american consumption, retail sales out today. here is the trend we knew and here is the fallout. this is a $2 trillion consumption gap off what we knew decades ago. brendan: what we are looking at right now is what the debate is in economics, right, so this is off of the 70-year trendline. is this what the future is going to look like or are we going to bend this backup in this direction? academics are widely debating that come olivia. olivia: you look at the boom in consumptions is already starting to decline. you might think of it as deleveragi

a little velvet box. >> what? they're landing a helicopter in downtown san diego for a proposal?this part of san diego is very close to the navy base so i'm not surprised that they're landing there. they must have got special permission. i'm pretty sure the navy doesn't look fondly on this stuff if you take the helicopter to do this. >> most people call the future bride's parents for permission. this guy had to call the government. >> she has no idea what's going on. she being jennifer miller. there she is standing right there. he kisses her on the cheek and drops on one knee. she a's kind of like surprised. >> definitely a yes kiss toward the end. definitely a yes. >> he runs off. baby i love you, i have to get the helicopter back. >>> hey, everybody. it's just about time for us to give away an ipad mini. >> you need tuesday's buzzword and be 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzzword is coming up in a little bit. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> if this idea takes off and the creator makes millions of dollars i'm going to cry because i d

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this grant comes a year and a half after two workers were killed by a train that was on a maintenance run. >>> b.a.r.t. police are investigating a spike in stolen license plates. officials report 21 thefts since november. b.a.r.t. police are working to catch whoever is responsible. >>> work has resumed at the port of oakland after a four-day work stoppage in a labor dispute that's dragged on for months. the port of oakland says it's bad. imports in oakland were down 39% last month. exports down 26%. today, the obama administration is getting involved in this situation. wayne freedman with the story. wayne? >> reporter: getting involved, the secretary of transportation is in the part of the negotiations today, but no word coming out how the negotiations are going. the numbers are interesting and there's more to the numbers. consider the 19 ships waiting in the bay. and as far away as monterey to unload. if you look at those percentages, consider this. before this slowdown in oakland they were unloading roughly 35 containers per hour. afterwards, it's roughly 20 containers per hour. and

." >>> it's a heart stopping, high-altitude horror as a skydiver becomes a human bullet. >> he was so hard. it crossed my mind that maybe it hit a plane. >>> and a base jump goes horribly wrong. >> the ground was coming at me incredibly fast. i was pretty sure this was going to end badly. >>> on the ground, an unexpected encounter between buck and biker. and a rescue that just barely gets the job done. >> slipped out of one knot and that was enough for it all to come apart. >>> a truck dips, a race car flips -- >> it looks like a model car out there coming apart. someone stuck a fire cracker in it or something. >>> moments so jarring they take your breath away. hear from those who saw it, filmed it and lived to tell the tale. >>> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. collisions, calamities, car wrecks, these types of incidents can be scary enough to make you feel like your heart is skipping a beat. our first video is a heart stopping moment when a young girl goes into cardiac failure at a texas middle school and it's all caught on camera. it's a normal school day until a

a super oops. a commercial for a national pizza chain getting a lot of buzz for its message.atulating the seattle seahawks on winning the super bowl. >>> how a backlog at west coast ports is putting a cork in a supply chain. >>> the spca in solano county is taking care of 100 dogs rescued from a single home. they belong to a woman breeding dogs for 40 years. she had a good reputation until her health began to fail. she was facing eviction and the spca said the dogs had to be taken somewhere or they would be put down. the spca said the dogs are in need of pretty significant care. some will be ready for adoption as early as this weekend. >>> 7:26. the labor dispute at west coast ports is hurting large and small businesses. now some are considering very expensive workarounds. a major distributor of cork bottle stoppers, they can't get to 17 shipping containers filled with supplies because of the slowdown. now, the company is trying to have those supplies dropped off at ports on the east coast and on the gulf coast and then have them delivered by truck all the way to napa. that w

>> invitarme a salir. >> si algÚn dÍa le invita a cenar a ella o a quien sea no le voy a decir a nadies posibilidades de que esto sea un adiÓs definitivo han quedado abiertas. >> sÍ, uno nunca sabe lo que puede pasar. >> pero el show debe continuar. se estrenÓ amor de mis amores, ahora con un elenco nuevo. irÁn castillo es una de las protagonistas de este nuevo evento. >> ella dice que es por situaciones de trabajo. pero desde la semana pasada, desde el el principio de la semana pasada se comenzÓ a especular de que ese no era el motivo. >> es que esos nunca lo han negado. dijo harÍan a que esos -ariana que ellos son buenos amigos. la relaciÓn de amistad que tienen entre rony y ariadna existÍa desde antes de que ellos irÁn y rony, tuvieran una relaciÓn. >> hay una rubia que es la rubia mala. tiene toda las fotos al lado de josÉ rony, >> son amigos. >> ay! cÓmo me matas el cuento? >> las rubias son tremendas! >> si hay una rubia exuberante en todas las fotos de mi novio, quÉ voy a hacer uso? -yo? >> ademÁs, con la intensidad que empezÓ. efectivamente sÍ, esto iba a terminar en voto. >> v

>>james: we have a storm to talk about once a missing quickly read out to some level course of a 3.2 earthquake that destroyed the area of redwood city more details on that one week, of the news will stay strong for more there were also watching rare and finally now rain began to come to the view. >>erica: were less legator santa rosa pater london and west a little red dot is the timing is a little different than we really forecast a. installed over as eureka ukiah they're dealing with heavy line right now web 1 to have to wait for it looks like the morning rise to build a is best for those of you getting an early start. >>erica: where was the gunman was a heavy rain is to go to the latter half of the morning and afternoon will be tracking all of them for you have is a live a guest on track for use existing light rain developing right now as we take a look into six or dell also dealing with some rain guest to the west we do have some substance and heavy rain in the l and his grandfather's farm. most of the activity was or no. but where tracking this more sure of sure now and that is

it's what makes a subaru a subaru. they provide heels and a whole not -- meals and a whole lot more. elizabeth cook has a very caring connection in the north bay. >> oh, look, another tray. to make lunch and dinner for 60 people every day, you need a well oiled assembly line. >> well, you push up your sleeves and think, well, we're going to do it again. >> on the menu today, an italian meet loaf roll, waldorf salad, and cake. >> a little chocolate cake with pink frosting. >> volunteering is supposed to be fun. if it isn't, don't do it. >> oh, that's right. >> every single day for over 20 years, sue holman and susan weeks have been preparing food for people who can't do it themselves. and delivering it through meals on wheels. >> this is just one refrigerator filled with tons of bread and pastries there. 's many more where that came from. now, a lot of this comes from private donations. people donate money in the community, but a lot of this food really comes out of their own pockets. >> and the other one? >> on an aver

and the holy grail, a quesa rrito. a burrito with a cheese quesadilla wrapped around it. the wrong way to order from the secret menu. if you don't know what the item is, don't order it. if the restaurant is very busy you might want to skip the secret order or your linemates will say, doesn't that think -- stink? stick with a next her secret -- an extra secret item, the burrito shell. >> that way you don't waste your money. >> prince harry is quitting the armed forces. they served two tours of duty. he is planning to focus on charity work and spent a significant time abroad on field projects in africa. >> pop star madonna says she did hit her head and suffered whiplash when she fell during that performance on wednesday. she fell down a few stairs when the cape she was wearing was pulled by a dancer. the cape was supposed to be pulled, but it was supposed to come loose but it had been tied to tight. there was someone with her until 3:00 a.m. the next data make sure she did not lose consciousness. >> kanye is apologizing for the controversy after the grammy awards, apologizi

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a well or worse. >> to actually hang a dog and torch the dog or put a dog in a dumpster with a bullete is still alive, this is everyday occurrences, everyday occurrences. >> i have seen hundreds of pictures of hanging from tree. >> they hired a photographer to record my phone interview with an intelligence officer in the largest police force that investigates environmental crimes including abuse of the galgos. ortega says the number of dogs hung from trees has dropped dramatically to a few in the past year and all forms of abuse have decreased because of awareness campaigns. >> it was a big problem in the past. we tried to mend it. we managed to mend it in most of the cases. i cannot say if it is completely in the past. >> officers across the country still make dozens of arrests but nongovernmental organizations estimate 60,000 are killed each year. >> this owner told a spanish documentary owner that he uses 60 per season and sends the seven worst racers to the local pound each year to be put down. another dog owner showed a common training technique pulling him behind a car for up to

>> a quarter. >> our parents gypped us. i got a dollar. >> you got a dollar?rew up in the same time and i only got 25 cents. my family didn't tell me we were poor. they kept it from me. >> my mom gave me a dollar and said i better get an "a" on the math quiz. that's how it worked. that's how it was done. they surveyed parents and found out you can get 5 to $13 from the tooth fairy. dallas $5.28. new york at the bottom $13.25. >> these are -- parents are actually saying they are giving kids this for teeth. >> that's what they say they are giving them and yahoo parents found children across america are getting 1 to $5 for the tooth fairy. the study was done by oral health care company sun star gum. >> 13 bucks in new york. >> yeah. >> man, i hope my daughter doesn't see that. she'll be punching herself in the face. >> don't tell her to get the a on the math test if you get a dollar. >> got a dollar. i'm going to call my folks on that. >>> turn to the car though. i'm a corvette guy. sting ray, 1972. see that beautiful vehicle there? a woman bought that car back i

there's a little more of a tight inversion. we will see patches of dense fog in the bay area, north bay and east bay tomorrow morning. but it'll be patchy or should be patchy and because it's going to be low tore -- be lower to the deck it should burn off quicker. 44 in napa. look for fog in the north bay. it's in the central valley. that's how the morning starts off. visibility slow for your friday commute. when i come back we will talk about the warmer day tomorrow and go looking nor long range for rain. >>> a south bay congressman opens up. what representative mike honda told us today about a very personal tweet that he sent out. >> but first a retired police officer may be on the wrong side of the law. the charges he stalked, threatened and opened fire on his estranged wife's home. here she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) b

a word in jim web's world it's not a word. duty, honor, country. i think jim really has -- >> web graduated from annapolis in 1968 and shipped off to vietnam as a first lieutenant in the marines. as platoon commander web led his men through some of the bloodiest fighting in the war. he was awarded the navy cross, silver star two bronze stars and two purple hearts. one for wounds received while shielding one of the men from enemy fire. >> his platoon in vietnam worship him. >> web was shot and angered by the reception he and his fellow veterans got when they came home. >> he was mad when he got back. the idea that these kids answered the call of their country and they come home and baby killers all of this stuff. >> war wounds to web's kidney head and knee forced him to retire from the marine corps. in 1972 he entered georgetown law school graduating in 1975. two years later he was a staff lawyer. meanwhile he was writing. and in 1978 published fields of fire, still considered one of the finest novels about vietnam. >> the defi

, a one-shoulder dress and a extrasless dress and a cocktail dress with a jacket. i remember reading there was concern over mrs. kennedy's shoulders and whether they could be seen. and cassini talked about having to convince the president it was okay. they moved from the inaugural gown which was sleeveless but with an overlay of chiffon to a one-shoulder dress for her first state beginner gown to eventually the strapless dresses. they found out the public liked mrs. kennedy's shoulders just fine. >> i was amazed i read that, that he didn't want her wearing the strapless gowns. >> always part of a continual problem, what is the public going to say about what you're going to wear. is it appropriate. you belong to us, you're the first lady s what you're wearing appropriate. lord knows we all have opinions on people's clothes. you look at it now, can mrs. obama wear the cardigan to meet the queen and can she wear shorts and sneakers in the grand canyon, but what would you wear in the grand canyon? >> a ball gown. it's true. i just want to make one comment, this is the

a body and a u-haul outside a bay area school.ls of what is now a homicide investigation. >>> plus, the president in town for an historic visit. the executive order he's going to sign on the peninsula this morning. >>> sun up over the bay area this morning. gorgeous look out. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after the break. >>> and we begin at 6:44 with an update to breaking news in hayward where a merchandise f homicide investigation is underway. police found a u-haul that crash into a chiropractic college and a body lying near the truck. >> this is at life chiropractic college in hayward. that's where we find chris sanchez live with the latest. have we learned anything new, chris? good morning. >> reporter: we just finished talking with a lieutenant who is involved in the investigation from hayward pd and says it appears that this was a robbery attempt. that the u-haul truck that was backed up into the kitchen area was backed up because there were people that were going to steal something from ins

the wind is at issue is not a strong as a 40 mi.orst affected the when is starting to think about here printed dramatically but as i said the good news is so far no effect on the come you were once young a mantra of the situation tile is a mixture there we're where the weather is. thank >>james: you again for the other day to visit of the on the commuter >>george: surprisingly this is literally the post a figure fleet the calm before the storm is very quiet out there we're not looking at any hot spots right now the number is this is at a slower than usual so far this morning here at the bay bridge minor incidents right at the toll plaza if you look closely you'll see some fluorescent light and one of the fashion plans was to run there was a report of a vehicle was involved in accidents there is some commotion around the scene that is mostly affected the 880 rep but the back of has not been adversely affected. >>george: you're ride to the senate sale bridge boy did they get heavy early this morning yes 11 to about 30 minutes earlier

you have on a jacket and a shirt and a scarf and a belt.t the carve on and belted it and we are good to go. >> looks good. we brought in models to show us how to do it. first up is carson. i love this look. >> carson is dressed for a dinner date with friends. she is wearing three layers. a flannel shirt and a denim jacket and a scarf. this was inspired by the show. they took a scarf like i'm wearing and wrapped it around and belted it and it elevates the look. when you are wearing volume on the top you want to make sure the bottom is slim. we are fitting her in a pair of heels that have a pattern. >> the sleek and skinny waist down pant and bulk up the other. >> exactly. you top the play with proportion. >> i love ponchos. >> me too. >> up next, we have oretta. >> she is dressed for a weekend. she is playing with different lengths much a shirt that is long and a crop sweater on top. this is great to repurpose the sweaters that you are wearing. you can't wear right now. it's too cold. if you want to try it and you don't top the show your ski

it's a very big mission and a very big role.build out the solution before we talk about it. as a result we didn't have the website. we didn't have to talk. what we were working on before we finished it for about 10 years there was no press release in the media and last fall when we reached a point in which we can begin to make the different structure accessible to individuals and clinicians are radically, we did again to talk about it. but it was very simple. just don't talk about it. >> the first rule, don't talk about theranos. when you approached customers while in stealth mode and try to tell them about your vision and your business, first of all is that it? fantastic. can i see you? okay so this is the amount of blood that is needed to draw to do a test on whatever i have and probably beaux-arts legions. thank you so much. i appreciate it. so again you are in stealth mode. you are trying to up all these customers. how do you get them to sort of permit with sight unseen story technology that is essential that you are all sti

but there's a lot of room to make this a better bill. and with respect to having been in a family that had military service, i grew up in a family that had military service. my father was a career military person and i grew up under a system that i guess some people could call socialized medicine. i've benefited from military medicine all of my life. i think it's a great system that a lot of people like to criticize in some ways because it wasn't a private system that we had before. but it's a very effective system for people. host: i want to draw attention to your website. if you want to get more information on the issues, jameswebb.com. tom in new york, democrats line. good morning. caller: god bless you, senator. thank you for your service. you wrote me a letter in 1988 after he resigned from that position. i was a navy officer. my question is, why did you vote for the $750 billion tarp program? senator shelby voted against it. guest: actually, it was $700 billion. but that was a very tough about. it was at a time when the economy was

seeing a bump there is a real positive. >> it is a little bump. one data point doesn't make a trend. we need more in the way of wage growth. the jobs have been bad jobs. >> we say this all the time. forget the equity market. let's look what the smart money, the big money is doing. bonds, yields, they started moving up in front of the employment number today. when you look at the move in utilities today, if that wasn't confirmation all of the sudden in one fell swoop, the market is starting to price in higher rates sooner than they thought a week ago. >> i want to get straight to your trade. there are a lot of different components we can talk about in relation to the stock you are trading. >> we are looking for it because i don't want to chase gm. they have been very newsy for more than a year. what caught my eye, it started out with the blowout january numbers. ford posted the biggest january since 2004. then, i just kind of put my charter work hat on a little bit. when i saw the breakout in autonation, o'reilly automotive, delphi, they broke out

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i'm a bit of a bush skeptic. i'm a bit of a skeptic that the donors will make the choice this time. hand as they point out, having a huge fund-raising doesn't hurt. >> chris christie in london. in this iowa poll he's in ninth. he doesn't even register in our first tier. does chris christie have a way forward? >> he's an able politician. >> does he have a way forward? >> what does he run on? >> what happened in -- >> that's the question for me. >> also if you want a tough governor who has done a good job in a democratic state and shows he can be elected and re-elected, you have scott walker. i think scott walker -- >> dorian when you talk about chris christie he's upside-down in new jersey. he's got a terrible credit crisis. he's been downgraded eight times. we can come up with list that has nothing to do with his bridge issues. >> he has -- again, this weekend, this week. i think -- >> two governors up each other scott walker in terms of the republican primary, i think he walks the way. chris christie's lunch if there's a republican -- in the republican primary in terms of his recor

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it happened a week with and a half ago.the scars of the beating are still evidence. he will soon return to work but now with trepidation. >> i'm very nervous because this job a very dangerous job. >> reporter: he told us what happened but did not want his full face shown. february 15th had just after midnight he picked up his passenger in san francisco a at grant and sutter seems he had been celebrating valentine's day. >> coming up to the cab. >> reporter: dash cam in the cab shows he had on a dress shirt and pink or red time he told him to go to daly city, geneva avenue. once here, kept asking the man for specifics but he wouldn't give any. >> i stopped and then i say give melt exact address. he looked sleep pill. i open the door he run away. i follow him please give melt fare give me the fare but he attack me. >> reporter: dash camera keeps recording as a passenger knocks him to the ground outside the taxi. it was a brutal attack. you can seat man repeatedly beating him until he lost consciousness. also trouble, the fact

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>> ben carson does have a lot of mystery because he is a surgeon, not a politic not a policy wonk. but behind the mystery is somebody who is completely new to politics. >> mike huckabee. >> he represents the folks. it's me in the media kind of glamour but that's not glamour. it's a down-home charm. >> there is a sense of glamour about donald trump but does it translate to the presidential field. >> it's a rich guy in new york glamour. it's not a glamour that has anything to do with politics. >> scott walker? >> scott walker has managed to make a very difficult task of taking on special interests which doesn't sound glamorous. in retrospect he can cast himself as a hero. people like the idea of a brave candidate, a guy who stands up and yet he is not scary. >> could someone emerge with a glamour, charisma and pizzazz? >> it's certainly very early days and most of these candidates are unfamiliar to the public. so there's a lot of opportunity for people's images of political figures to be crafted of time. >> you can walk into a louis vuitton and buy something that adds a little glamou

i will get you like a fish. >> it was a great night. a nice draw. >> had a great time.n the show. my first day or so. >> that was a lucky prayer. >> did you the three-pointer. >> but it was still impressive. >>> you have too much. >> he gets on my shoulders. >> the big mustache and a hack. >> something else incredible. >> you saw the video. >> a woman is going skydiving and unbenounced to the woman watch the plane and how close it am comes back to them. the instructor sees it all happening and he is keeping her calm and she has no idea. right there. it is about to buzz them. a prop plane coming within feet of the instructor and the young woman. she had no idea until later what happened. she is all smiles and screaming with joy and he filled her in. look at that. >> it clipped the wing. >> you can see the propeller. >> they had to have felt that. >> the guy never drops the camera. >> it's probably a go pro. >> they landed safely and nobody in the plane. >> that is crazy, right? >> and that's why i don't skydive. >> i have no desire. i have been bungee but not skydiving.

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you can control eating a vegetable a day or eating a fruit a day. >> i see.out cutting out desserts? are most people going to stick with that? >> most people will not stick with something that's that rigid. reducing desserts, maybe. >> measure goals. tell bus that. >> you want something concrete. i'm going to walk 20 minutes three times a week. it's very clear what that is. >> the third one i just saw, can we see that again? >> yes. >> the third one is focusing on the positives. how do you do that? >> well what you do is if your goal is to exercise three times a week and you exercise twice, focus on the fact that you did it twice, next week you want work on making it three times. rather than focusing on i didn't do it once focus on the fact you did it twice. >> pat yourself on the back. >> absolutely. >> accountability was the fourth one. >> recording what you're doing is a great way to keep track and be proud of your successes. writing down when you exercise recording what you're eating those are great ways to keep track. >> and the fifth one, support from o

you know a pakistan where a largely urban pakistan, 20 years ago pakistan used to be a a rural country. now in 2030 it's estimated to become an urban country. the city that centers on is the largest muslim city in the world. that's the conundrum. the moral conservative elements. very traditional and want to keep an old system. system. another system, people that are feminists in the thinking. my choice. deciding to do this and who has the right to tell me. nearly every feature in pakistan features the polygamy issue. then again that's the center our women constantly going to work at there role in society as conducted to men. men. that is essentially what polygamy in that context is. the imperfections how much you have respect and control over money and freedom to do this or that. and so that is being perpetuated instead of saying no destitute women. if you are a devout woman you should not have an objection to your husband taking another wife because you need to be that selfless. and those sorts of things like i said the whole.of describing his life one week in another week is to revea

it is a a great movie.the best thing about at award that every movie in that category, selma, imitation game, all phenomenal games. it doesn't matter which one won because so many will still live on. stanley cue brick anal fred hitch cork and orson wells never won oscars. >> lets talk about the the the show itself. the the a academy award. >> host neil patrick harris do you think did he a great job. >> i thought he was under whelming to be honest. i love neil patrick harris. he does a great job with the tony's and emmy's. but he didn't elevate the show. i miss that ellen energy from last year with the selfie, delivering pizza to the audience. i thought a lot of his jokes fell flat throughout the the night. star of the show, was the performers, john legend/common performance, absolutely mind blowing, recreated the bridge. lady gaga, wow, when she did the sound of music perform answer that blew my mind. her voice. it didn't even sound like lady gaga. i love animated feature lego movie the song for that everyt

his trial brings up a physical of issues from using ptsd as a defense to having a trial as a movie about life is up for an oscar. troy slater is a criminal defense attorney in los angeles and former criminal prosecutors in westchester county and new york city. troy first to you in the sense that the insanity defense is hard to prove. do they even have a chance there in this trial? >> they do. all they have to show is that he was suffering from such a mental disease or defect that he didn't know right from wrong and he couldn't control the impulse to do the wrong thing. >> all right. dan, let's look at the case a little bit in this sense i want to play quickly the 911 call from the sister of the suspect right after the shooting. >> he says that he killed two guys. they went out to a shooting range. it's like he's all crazy. he's psychotic. i don't know if he's on drugs or not. >> and after that there was a police chase from the sister's home eddie ray left and police eventually caught him. in this sense for you, dan, people don't run from the police if they don't know what they did is is

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have a beer don't have a beer.- come on. >> i find coffee and wine consistently appear to be studies that they are beneficial. i'm going to stick by that. >> because you like coffee and wine. >> i'm going to pick the result results i choose to go by. i love coffee and wine. and dark chocolate, too. can't go wrong. i don't care what medical people say, can't go wrong. >> all right. >>> tiger woods, maybe you should try coffee. tiger is struggling. he pulled out of another tournament because of his back. he was in obvious pain. you see him there through 11 holes that he played yesterday. the pain forced him in to a car and he said he warmed up well but he got cold during a weather delay. he couldn't stay active ated he said. he missed the cut three times and finished 69th in another one. he didn't have a day this bad, though. this is american skier bode miller. >> oh man. >> he crashed at the world championship super g event in colorado. you see him in the hospital. he had surgery for a herniated disk and more surger

a lot of creation. there's a lot of shorting going on. shares here are going up because traders are trying to short a utilities because they see higher rates coming. >> the stock goes x dividend. i was quite surprised that zales didn't move much tiffany didn't move much. there wasn't a relationship on whether the economy was going up or down at the time. back to you, tyler. >> hat day, no? >> well i'm sorry. >> there's a deadlock ahead of monday's euro group meeting. both sides say there is still hope for a debt deal and that hope is reflected in greece's market. over the past week it is up 11.25%. >> with the s&p 500 once again hitting an intraday high. while the u.s. market is doing well, the german dax is on fire. it's out performed the s&p year-to-date. it is up by 12%. should you be betting on the u.s. or germany at this stage? which you can do by the way, through etf's which mirror the performance of the dax. three of the biggest ones are dbgr and dxge. great to see you there, bob. germany or the u.s. what say you? >> i think ewe ve

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there's a fascinating book with a surprisingly a lot of drama around it. one of the takeaways is a company like gm and ford and others in detroit are real technology companies that have spent a lot of time and money trying to invent better ways to make a battery, for example, can apple really compete with the kind of r&d that those guys have already gotten into in the materials science they have dug into for many years? david: they probably can't because they have the money to do it, and they have gone to a whole bunch of battery suppliers looking for the best chemistries. they're already using lithium-ion in their consumer electronics devices. they certainly got that expertise. it is not their core competency to develop the better battery, although they've got r&d there. they are familiar with the space. automakers rely heavily on their suppliers for advances there. with the automakers having basically cooperative r&d with the battery makers, apple already has that as well. it's a different kind of battery. i don't think it would take long to catch up the

anybody walking into a store to get a cell phone and when they walk into a store like a radio shack,hey are going in for -- they are more open to becausing and that is where -- browsing and that is where we can create the start-up products but to do that first and the most important thing for me was that we created a lean supply chain. for our start-ups they can't afford to put inventory into distribution centers around the world because the capital tied up scares the b.c. community. if the capital is tied newspaper a warehouse and it doesn't matter whether it is e-commerce or retail warehouse if you look at the companies, they have 20 30 or 50 warehouses, for a start-up to put their inventory in there it is a huge risk and we have one center, it is in china, we are three hours from all of the factoryies were work with and three days from the consumers around the world so we wanted a lean supply chain. and we did not want to be in distribution centers. and when you can send an astronaut to the space center, the international space center in six hours you don't need distribution cente

>> i have a girlfriend. >> you've got a girlfriend? okay, that's a strike.at guys but not single. >> you guys look like three very successful potentially single men. >> i'm single. ready to mingle. >> he's ready to mingle. strike two, they're eager but too young for kerry. i'm getting closer. i'm a match maker and wondering if either of you gentleman are single. >> i've been with the same guy for last almost three years now. >> and that's a strikeout. i guess the old adage is right. all the good ones are taken or gay. turns out walking up to random men is not going to get me a match for kerry in a short amount of time. i think the best is to look at three-day rule's database of vetted bachelors to see someone who meets the bill. someone who is at a similar place in life as her. yeah, i'll call him. let's see if my gut is right on this. meet robert. an older bachelor looking to start over. i'll ask you questions. just be honest. tell me everything you can and we'll know from there. great. what do you do for a living? >> i'm in the textile business. >> what's

>> $14,000 a day. >> for a year? >> $11 million. >> that is a big chunk of change.re we go, takata down. samsung doing ok. another challenge to apple, the mobile payment space. pay,ay have heard of apple samsung is upping its game, buying a company that makes smart phone accessories that allow credit card payments. they are trying to boost competitiveness. this is a threat or a challenge to apple. >> changing the face of garage sales around the world. [laughter] cardsagine taking credit for garage sale items? >> 18%. >> it is a green, single cell organism. beasts sent the company to build a jet refinery -- varies that the company to build a jet refinery, it will be a partnership with chevron. they plan to have this facility up and running in 2018, the first-ever site to produce an aircraft fuel in asia. pretty exciting stuff. >> exciting for you. >> you have to win today. that is the verdict from the stock exchange, reporter are based on the days events. -- day's events. ,"most wrapped on "first up but the trending business, up next a look at your new show. >> you c

she became a teacher and a principal.te the fact she was not allowed to vote, she actually wanted to become president and ran for president in 1884 on the ticket of national equal rights party. she was the first woman ever to appear on the official ballot. it was thanks to women like belva, who is in the collection, that we can talk about the story of the supremes. it is not just about women. it is also about native americans. here we have sequoia. sequoia was a son of a cherokee chief who worked to develop a written form of the native language. he created an alphabet in 1828. we have geronimo in the middle in 1890. then foots to shoulder born in minnesota. this is a portrait of him in 1987. we come to african americans frederick douglass care very much about how he was perceived. he spent a lot of time in his dress and perception of him. the reality was you was a very learned individual. we have w e dubois of 1925, who talked about the challenge of being african american and american. the two types of identities african

philadelphia police say a man died in a hail of bullets during a robbery attempt. "action news" report heer, eva pilgrim is live at police headquarters with the latest on what happened here. >> reporter: good morning, tam yeah robbery's to be the motive behind a brutal murder in southwest philadelphia. it happened before midnight on south paxton street. crime scene investigators say the gunman fired at least 17 times at pointblank range.ment victim's wallet was found nearby. >> fortunately we did find some private surveillance cameras on the block in very close proximity to the where the victim had collapsed. >> reporter: now, if you have any information about this shooting you're asked to call police, live at police quarters eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thanks eva. >>> new this morning police are investigating a robbery at a bar in philadelphia's queen village neighborhood. police say two masked men armed with shotguns barged into the irish times bar at second and bambridge streets when you would assume it was closed, nobody was hurt. >>> a car crashed

and stocks were at a high, and that is a positive, a good one.here was the first quarter -- fourth-quarter forecasts, and it came in up, so that was a significant miss, but it really is about a theme about positives. markets taking that forward. also, the growth is modest. these are the three things. out of recession. modest growth. that is a strong item. >> indeed. let's talk about abe, because we have got the bank of japan. how are they going to react to these? the yen is rising. traders are the least bearish since the middle of last year so it is a debate about dodging more quantitative easing or not. the market seems to be a bit wary. >> there were his words and, in fact, it is counterproductive was the word used. too much easing will be negating growth as opposed to helping it. these figures, of force, negates the reason for having it. for abe it means a sales tax rise out of the way for now. that is positive. he is back out of recession. that is his political spin. one quarter for his one quarter and two or three quarters of growth, great.

police say a robbery suspect died after a shoot-out with a police officer. who fired the deadly shot isn't clear, and is now under investigation. the detectives immediately closed off the area. ryan mantleker left out in the cold seven hours, standing just feet from his home because his apartment building was off limits. >> i live right there. i would love just to be walked over, escort me blindfold me. let me in my apartment, i have to work tomorrow. they said no. i understand. just doing their job. as he said it's a crime scene. >> reporter: that man did eventually make it into his apartment but much of this area is still blocked off with the yellow crime scene tape. it looks like it's going to be that way for at least the next hour or so. the d.c. police officer involved here was not hurt and, again, right now d.c. police holding a news conference over at headquarters. we have a crew there and will bring you new information when we getit. richard jordan news 4. >> thank you. >>> metro is in the hot seat on capitol hill right now. the general manager and n

they are spectacular if you get a chance to see a pod.n san jose 43 degrees and 34 degrees to kick off the new day in san martin. little bit of patchy frost out there this morning, keep that in mind especially if you're parked outside and live in one of the isolated inland valley spots, so lir more, santa rosa and san martin only spots seeing the frost so far. as we get into the next couple of days we'll warm you up gradually. three to five degrees warmer tomorrow and a big pattern change on friday with the inclusion of those showers we promised you. first let's talk about today and take you through the day part forecast. cool to start, a mild finish. temperatures mostly in the 60s. at lunch time today a warmer day coming your way even though it's cooler to start we'll see a beautiful rebound under the influence of high pressure. then as we get into the 3:00 hour, warmest point of the day, temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 60s. we will see upper 60s as we head throughout your wednesday. let's talk about the showers. this is definite