the use of a say i would love to get so many times a year larry that it's sickening i thought you know rush is a rivalry story and people been asking me well do you have a rival no no i am feel that way about it but i challenge myself and i i love what i do and i want to do it well and when i see somebody do great work i don't begrudge them. i would have been this way truthfully no no no you know which is i'm a big fan i'm a good fan especially the first time through a movie not very judgmental rush will open in september then he's off to do a world of james mobile book no it's actually this is the story that inspired melville to write moby dick it really occurred and so this is based on a book called in the heart of the sea of the true story a true story is from is also going to star chris hemsworth is in rush in fact he brought me this script it's a script that had been around vote but you know about whaling and a sperm whale actually sank a ship. you know a thousand miles from the galapagos and their survival story is harrowing and heroic. and very very revealing the good issue we'll mov

a. i. rush to send new evidence of chemical weapons use by the syrian rebels to the un security council they have the information in damascus russian officials are working out the details of syria's chemical weapons surrender. just so divorce still has to plug itself. on greek public sector workers go nationwide strike to protest of a move cutbacks to government sacrifices and jobs in exchange for more bailout cash from international creditors.

a hoax. i can't find a box on the lady. well, it's not krystal hogan, but i-i seem to remember a k. dugan when i was on the line. maybe an '87 job. ( rushhs ) ( snaps fingers ) kendall dugan. drug shooting. oh, right. so, did you run her name through the computer? waiting for something to kick out. well, there's not much else you can do, though. jeffries: lil? that fellow's back on the line. you hung up on me. i was having second thoughts. now i'm not. well, i don't have a box on krystal hogan. sorry. what does that mean? no box, no body, no crime. maybe you're just a guy who likes talking to police. you don't believe me? i'll tell you where the body is. okay. 2212 elm street... germantown. in the basement. want to tell me your name now? guy's real up front or messing with me good. gave you an address? i'll run it. don't have enough for a warrant. so, finesse the neighborhood. right. worth a door knock. ( knock at door ) are you brad meyer? yeah. who are you? philadelphia police. detective rush. oh, low blow. someone called the cops on me? no. uh, can i talk to you a minute? what's going on? this is my wife, dana. she's police. i'm just

a right soaking. it was on the line? >> right. >> doc? julie and i are getting married as you know. >> yes. >> thank you. all a bit of a rush--julie doesn't want to wait. i don't mind unless something could change her mind. anyway, i--i was wondering--will you be my best man? >> no. >> oh. [dog whimpers] >> so how much is the rent there? [al chuckles] >> none of your business. [bert chuckles] >> i don't charge you rent, boy. >> oh! [laughs] good god. needs a bit of work. >> you could say that again. >> oh, careful of that floorboard. that's--well, it's not there. it's a--it's a fixer-upper. >> a fixer-upper? >> hi, mark. >> oh. hi, louisa. did you get your invite to the wedding? >> yes, yes, i did. thank you. >> only i thought it might be difficult for you to come along, what with, you know-- >> why? >> our history and everything? >> well, i'd like to be there. >> oh. thanks, louisa. that's the spirit--water under the bridge, eh? >> you all right, mark? >> me? yeah, no, fine. just, um, the doc--i asked him to be my best man but-- >> oh, dear. >> do you think i've maybe done something to annoy him? >> i doubt it. >> of cours

thankful for work so whatever comes all incredibly grateful you miss the it or i do miss the it or a miss. i miss the rush you get from a live audience. and also it's very i mean as you know it's television it's very cut apart or film is very kind of part i miss being on stage and just continuing that story throughout on stage and you don't have to stop it's just you can feel the momentum of the story and then you know and then you live it and then you can feel the film as more of the directors maybe when the curtain opens it's the actors me it is yeah it is and and television is largely a writer's medium are you more comfortable with tommy. i love comedy i think i don't know if i'm more comfort with either because i think both with comedy and with drama if there's not an element of truth there i always try to get to that buster was pretty crazy and dairies very colorful but you always want to get to that place of truth you know like buster want safety gary wants desperately respect of selena and so either in drama or comedy trying to find that truthful place bus that doesn't think he's funny oh no oh bus

a 20-year-old crime scene where i think we can find evidence. that put a bump in your heart rate? slightly, and i can do it in a month. how about tomorrow? i'm booked, rushant like us. uh-huh. daughter's been suffering over it since she was five years old. what makes you think there's anything new to be found? see that crawl space? when the back door was blown out, what if debris went under the house? the guys from '83 never looked under the house? why would they when there was so much debris in plain sight? that's 20 years of weather, wind... but it was all protected by a house. it's not impossible. louie: the key areas where evidence may have been missed, and possibly preserved, are here, here, here... and in there. you going in that crawl space, louie? you bet i am. rush, maria sanchez is out front. the next-door neighbor that was first on the scene. we got her interview from '83? i asked her to walk us through it inside. holy mama. such a shame, this place. no one wanted to buy it after what happed. this is albert miller. you never saw this guy in the neighborhood, right, maria? i should have said i saw him. lied, you mean? helped justice get done. b

so i think this was a bit of him seeking redemption from his base. and i wouldn't underestimate, i don't think it is just rush who probably was enthused about his performance a. i think we, we are, we are all a little bit smug because we read, read it for what it is. we have seen this, this thing unfold over the last 24 hours. but my sense is that -- among this base, among the people he is trying to appeal to this played. and i think ted cruz was well satisfied with his 21 hours. it is hilarious to hear him complain to rush that all people in washington want to do is showboat after what he pulled off. but nonetheless, i think he, he was appealing to a base. it is a base that is real in the republican party. and he is going to try and -- and go after that, that base in 2016. and the big, the big challenge for the republican party is -- will that base pull the party over the -- over the cliff as it has in the past few cycles. >> let's listen to senior senator from texas who has frequently been kind of intimidated by the junior senator ted cruz into agreeing with him. he didn't agree with him on this one. let's

neighbor start banging on my door, and i thought he wanted something else, and then was like, man, what's going on, and he said, it's a fire, it's a fire, and i just rush for my son, and i ran outside. >> three women living inside the burning home did not survive. overcome by the smoke and flames. >> it's terrible, man. not going to be able to live right no more. three ladies passed away right next to our home. >> this is where the batteries should be and no batteries. >> the fire marshal shows us one of three nonworking smoke detectors in the house, on top of the kitchen counter. >> not only were the smoke alarms not installed on the walls throughout there were no battery at all. so these five dollar devices more than likely would have meant the difference between life and death. >> the fire spread to a next door house but was quickly put out. >> makes you realize how quickly it can move, and i'll be checking the battery on my fire alarm. >> fire officials believe three women who perished here were all related in pittsburg. abc7 news. >> ama: the chp is investigating a fat contractual crash that left a motorcyclists dead. jose alfredo curiel died in t

i think you're a decent person. what did you see that night? something i wish i hadn't. (classical vocal music playing) ( clanking, tires screeching ) ( tires screeching ) rushositive. everyone in bella vista knew that car. you saw it coming, you went the other way. you know the owner? (sighs) this jerk named john butler. you scared of butler? that me me less of a man? vera: tell us about him. he's a rotten guy... mean. makes life hell for everyone who lives there. he killed harriet. who's harriet? my poodle. butler sicced his pit bull on her because she chewed up his newspaper. she was a puppy. rush: are you sure he hit greg? probably on purpose, too. oh, this guy's going to kill me. we'll protect you, russell. i read crime novels. you can't do nothing. i'm getting out of town. you guys need me, i'll be at my mom's in pittsburgh. (sighs) ♪ nothing says, "i'm happy to see you too," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first ac

i just didn't get much of a chance to bike in oregon. rush: mm-hmm. special. educated? no. low rent? you could say. not a lot of books in the trailer, i take it? my mom couldn't read. vera: what about that sister of yours, the one that's in jail for prostitution? she a... big scholar? yeah, you come from trash, you end up trash. with a trash girlfriend. you were looking for someone better. a classy girl with... education. i like girls with culture who don't eat their takeout right out of a box. hm, like bridget? bridget's never been to a museum in her life. so you went looking for a girl with a little something upstairs. trolling through the museums and libraries till you found her, then you followed her home. looked to see if there was a cat in her window, 'cause that meant she was all alone in there. and you got that talent for getting into tiny places. talk or don't talk. it doesn't matter anymore. bridget gave us your razor. it's at the dna lab right now. vera: yep. we're just waiting for the official word. i used to slide down the laundry chute at

a rush to start a war? well, you're assuming a lot there. ink he is in a rush to start a war because he hasn't struck syria yet. he has gone to the congress. we are having a national discussion, but he does feel a sense of urgency i believe in the way he's talking that the use of chemical weapons must be answered. i disagree with it. i think the timing is wrong. but the president, i don't think, is in such a rush to start a war. and i think the definition of war needs to be spelled out explicitly to the american people. i think one missile is an act of war, apparently the president and secretary kerley don't see it that way. our next question is from kathleen unitas. how can i keep my blood pressure down when listening to republican nonsense? well, do what i do. go fishing and make sure that there aren't any republicans in the boat. stay with us. prim bertha coombs with your market wrap. the dow lost 15 points today. the s&p was flat and the nasdaq added 1 for the week all three monch averages are up. oil prices jumping more than $2 a barrel,

i have like a cold chill. like i can't -- i can watch a scary movie, but that's freaky. i can't sleep at night. my vgnerves, i can't handle stu like that. >> i'm rushingvie. be a man. >> what? >> i'm going to the movie. >> if seeing that movie make you a man, then -- skip it. >> skip it, skip it, skipm,r it. >>> next -- >> they don't call him [ female announcer ] this is laura. laura's being healthy and chewing her multivitamin. with one a day vitacraves for women. it's a great-tasting gummy multivitamin designed for women with more calcium and vitamin d. it's gummies for grown-ups. one-a-day vitacraves for women. it's gummies for grown-ups. add the power of a serum.sults? garnier creates ultra-lift serum plus moisturizer. a powerful skincare innovation. in just one step... skin is smoother, firmer, lifted... ...transformed. ultra-lift serum plus moisturizer. garnier. >>> clint eastwood and his wife are getting a divorce. she took up with an old friend of hers from back in the day. well, guess what? so they're starting to hook up and get chummy. then his wife calls up clint and says i feel bad about what's happening so now they are seeing each other.

there's a lot happening with the board of supervisors with the state of governments with regards to this issue. we're getting close to some changes on how this product is administered. i don't want to rush into a decision on this particularly sighting because i think we maybe seeing a situation in the future where the dispeople vices are going to be eliminated and something more closely restricted bill other control of those dispenseries >> what's the signage or lettering of shingle on the sticker on the store. this it is real a side door leading 40 to the rear and a right away right now it doesn't have a signage proposed and although this is a non-rated building they're going to be crossing that bridge later. i don't know their exact proposal but they'll obeying be limited >> commissioner. >> just a question for staff or mr. kim who controls the other space the retail space? do you control it or is it separately controlled. >> it's controlled by the property owner. i don't know if i can expand but when we started this proposal we realized this block as 6 building 3 routines restaurants and 2 financial constitution. we don't want to disrupt that so the property owner says we can have it

i got a phone call by my brother just screaming and i rushed over and that is what happened. >> reporter: candles and a picture were placed in the area where he took his last breath. investigators are not confirming andy is in custody, the family says he's been held by police. >> i can't really believe it. i feel terribly, terribly bad for my mother. that's been her soul mate for the longest time. >> reporter: he was the father of ten children. his family says he loved fixing up cars and rescuing stray dogs. vanessa and priscilla say they want to carry on his legacy. >> we want to carry on his good name. hopefully we can live up to the standards he had for himself. >> reporter: tomorrow night, the family is going to hold a vigil in front of their home at 7:30. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> george, thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00, a heavy police presence after a shooting this evening. someone called 911 after 5:00 after they heard gunfire at a home. when officers arrived, they found a 38-year-old man shot in the chest. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. >>> people on th

a few minutes later i was out. >> 23-year-old samantha was rushed to a hospital after smoking a small amount. >> i had a seizure, was puking, ended up in hospital, i don't remember nothing. >> at least 75 people have been treated in emergency rooms in denver for the affects of synthetic marijuana, five in one period alone at the university of colorado hops. dr christ hoit says he's never sen numbe -- seen numbers like . >> patients are coming in dell earios, sye cottic. they have fast heart rates, low blood pressure. >> this year colorado made it legal for people over 21. advocates like matt brown are concerned about the synthetic stuff. >> this is dangerous, unregulated garage type substance. >> in spite of its danger users are drawn to the synthetic pot. it can be a quick high, selling for $14, compared to $50 for real pot. the centres for disease control is sending investigators to see if the deaths here are linked to the tainted concoction. >> i would warn impinge thinking about using this, think twice. there's a chance something will happen to you. >> a message samantha northern sums up. >> this is bad stuf

i helped to pilot a glider plane one time -- loops, spins, all that stuff. very cool. do you have that feeling now? the adrenaline rushttle bit. [ laughs ] yeah. i bring that out in people. [ laughter ] hi, maria. how are you? hi, pat. good. maria sleboda -- naples, florida. an engaged real-estate agent. yes! which shall we talk about first? how about the engagement part? well, i'm engaged to my wonderful fiancé, jonathan. yeah. and i am a realtor in sunny naples, florida. mm-hmm. and this woman speaks polish. yes. yeah? what else do you speak? slovak. my mom's from poland. my dad's from slovakia. and i'm the first one born in america in my family. well, a big hearty jak sie masz to you. [ cheers and applause ] good to have you here. thank you. hi, rick. hey. rick zapata from kansas city, which is in missouri, i believe, part of it, anyway -- the part you're from. let's hear about you. i know you're proud of your daughter and son. talk about that. yeah, well, i'm originally from los angeles. i have two kids -- a wonderful daughter, sharik, she's 13, and my son, jeremy, who's 21 years old, serving in the united states

a second, chuck. i need to concentrate on what i'm doing here. wow! you've been working on that engine all day long. and you're still not done? not yet. i don't want to rush mistake. now, let's see. how do i install this part? are you reading instructions? i thought you already knew how to fix stuff. [ laughs ] i always check to make sure i'm following directions properly. sometimes i double-check or even triple-check. but i think we may be just about done. okay. let's see if it worked. [ engine turns over ] you did it, mom! it wasn't fast, and it wasn't easy, but it was done right. you see, chuck, the way to do a job well is to take your time, make sure you have good instructions and the right tools. i have instructions. i just have to follow them. and i definitely have the right tools -- my friends! [ horn honks ] so, you're starting all over? i thought you wanted to find a shortcut so you could get to the half-pipe. it'll still be there when i'm done. in the meantime, i've looked at these instructions. it may take a while, but i have the perfect tools to help me. you've got tools? i thought i had all the tools. [ laughs ] i'm talking about you guys. if

i was like, man, what is going on? he said, it's a fire. come outside your house. come outside your house, and i rushed from my son and ran outside and came back inside and grabbed a blanket and phone, and rushed outside. i was scared. >> when they got to the home the front and left side were engulfed in flames. >> fire crews initiated a fire attack inside the building as well as a search, and found three occupants inside the building, all three occupants were taken out of the building and unfortunately all three occupants were deceased. >> three victims were adult women who were most likely asleep and overcome by the smoke. >> an older lady and two other ladies, in their 30s or 40s, and they were nice people. i don't know why this had to happen to them. >> this woman says it was her sister that lived in the home. >> she just lived by herself, and she used to take care of my mom. >> she said she her aunt and cousin were also killed in the fire. firefighters say the real tragedy is the deaths could have been prevented had their been working smoke detectors. >> it's a rental house. >> i feel terrible, ma

.>> a littl, i don't know what that means. a couple officers rushingdown the streets toward those flashing lights. you see some tactical vehicles moving around here. we saw at least four swat team members with helmets on what appeared to be night vision goggles, we see some squad cars around here. this apparently is some kind of a rescue chopper and we've seen kind of a rescue basket or something. that's about as low as we've seen him go. so that is kind of an interesting development. >> jon: no, no that's not an interesting development. those are not interesting developments. you're standing in front of a camera naming [bleep] you see. it's not anything. [cheers and applause] >> it's like walking down the street with a five-year-old. [laughter] police. fire hydrant. they have their search for the no, sir banal spaks. >> paul, are you on the line. let's go to barbara starr because she knows about this building. how large is this building, barbara?

after he made a lot of noise. i rushed out after them, and they made a bolt straight across into a getaway car that they had parked waiting at the corner over to go on to 580. >> reporter: he said they got into a cadillac. all took just about 9 seconds for the first time we see the suspect to when it's all over. the owners still hoping the two are caught, hoping to get that laptop back. >> thankful hopefully it will shake some, you know, leaves out of the tree, and so we can get these guys and, you know, report them, because these little crimes like this just turn into bigger crimes. >> reporter: oakland police have increased their presence in this area over the last few months. they were out here to take a report pretty quickly. come back here live, we can show you how close that 580 entrance is to the front of this store, and that did make for a very easy and quick getaway. >>> time is now 6:05. there's a break in the case of that young girl killed in a shooting as she leapt at a friend's house. police released this sket

so in this book rush revere gl to the "mayflower" and liberty and talk to the pilgrims aworld the "mayflower" as they're sailing to what will become america. >> stephen: i know that was aolks. rush revere is a modern day middle school teacher who dresses like paul revere, and-- this is very important-- is not an oxycontin hallucination. ( cheers and applause ). of course, rush revere isn't just a time traveling equestrian substitute teacher. he's also the mascot for rush's two if by tea bottled iced tea. it's the greatest corporate children's lit tie-in since one fish, two fish, red fish, radio shack. and rush is not the only conservative hurt lick through time. in 2011, mike huckabee spruced the "time travel academy" series about teens going back in time to learn history without liberal bias. prepare to be huckified. >> >> the downturn in the economy is killing us. people are out of work. some of our morals are just gone. >> give me your money. >> government is not the solution to our problems. government is the problem. >> stephen: good luck find a history book that teaches how reagan saved america from disco stabbers. and who can forget calista calia gingrich's elli

.>> a littl, i don't know what that means. a couple officers rushing down the streets toward those flashing lights. you see some tactical vehicles moving around here. we saw at least four swat team members with helmets on what appeared to be night vision goggles, we see some squad cars around here. this apparently is some kind of a rescue chopper and we've seen kind of a rescue basket or something. that's about as low as we've seen him go. so that is kind of an interesting development. >> jon: no, no that's not an interesting development. those are not interesting developments. you're standing in front of a camera naming [bleep] you see. it's not anything. [cheers and applause] >> it's like walking down the street with a five-year-old. [laughter] police. fire hydrant. they have their search for the no, sir banal spaks. >> paul, are you on the line. let's go to barbara starr because she knows about this building. how large is this building, barbara? barbara's on the phone with her sources gathering more information. mike brooks do you know the answer to

(playful music) lesson number two if you see a police cruser behind appearing to be in a rush might iou try moving over .this driver refused to move. (siren) >> wait behind the truck. >> stanley: did i mention i'm out with officer lofstrum from the redwood city office of the california highway patrol. next lesson would be to listen to instuctions. >> go around to the right. >> stanley: and get as far off the road >> the reason i stopped you is because you are going 57 miles throught the toll plaza back there. >> stanley: this driver was clocked at 52 through the 25 mile per hour zone. if you happen to be highway 101 and you see this sign, it's not a suggestion. on peninsula ave drivers seem to constantly ignore those signs and then try to merge into traffic often right while the chp is standing there. >> pull over, >> stanley: and while he is pulling that car over other drivers do the exact same thing. >> the reason why i stopped you is because you failure to obay the regulartory signs back there the black and white sign that saying that right lane must exit and you cut over unsafely

i was like, man, what's going on? he's like it's a fire, it's a fire, come outside your house! i rushed my son and ran out the door. >> a second home may have also been damaged in the fire. the cause of the fire sunday investigation. >>> also new this morning, all southbound lanes of 880 in oakland are open again after a deadly motorcycle crash at the 98th avenue on-ramp around 1:35 this morning. the roadway was shut down for nearly two hours this morning while investigators tried to figure out how 35-year-old jose alfredo curiel crashed. investigators are not yet releasing any other details about the crash or the victim. >>> secretary of state john kerry is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. he departed from switzerland early this morning after reaching an agreement between the u.s. and russia. kerry traveled to tel aviv and then to jerusalem. he and prime minister netanyahu are expected to discuss a deal on syria and developments in the israeli/palestinian peace process. kerry will meet with the foreign minister of france and british foreign secretary willia

a riot going on. it's against the law to run down people in the middle of the street so i had to park my car a couple of blocks before the concert and i rushedn there and i got to the front door. >> oh, you did. >> yes, i did. >> alicia. >> and i could not get through the front door. because of the protests going on. >> you said that you couldn't get even close to the club, not the front door. >> i couldn't get past the line. past the protests. >> you know what, i'm getting a headache because you are yelling. i don't know why you are yelling. >> because i'm upset. >> i'm upset, too. i'm upset too. how old are you? how old are you? you are over 30, right. >> right. >> you are over 30. >> you look damn good for being over 30. >> thank you. >> you understand about going out, saying yes to a friend, et cetera, et cetera. you understand that. you get that, yes. >> we all have commitments in life, is that true. >> yes. >> when we make promises in life we have to own up to them. we have to own up to them. >> judge perez's with diabetes, one more thing i have to control -- dry skin. [ female announcer ] new gold bond diabetics' dry skin relief. 9 ou

. >> well, i think the big thing is a lot of people rush through it. i sometimes rush through it, because oh, i have 30 minutes to work out. and i want to get this in there and get it done. i have every move i want to do. so i think off the top you need to take that deep breath, ten seconds in, ten seconds out. i even cut short on that, you know, and i think really just have to take the time, you have to know you're putting this time aside. you have to go slow and easy and most importantly not hurt yourself. >> that is the key. and you know what? leave it to your workouts at the gym for making it hard and fast, leave your yoga practice for something that is mindful, opening your heart and body. so it is the whole wellness piece altogether. >> perfect, thank you, jordan. >> such a pleasure. >> i will incorporate these things, and so will you. >>> up next, my co-host of "fox and friends," stick around. ♪ lyrics: 'take on me...' ♪ 'take me home...' ♪ 'i'll be gone...' ♪ 'in a day or...' man: twooooooooooooooooo! is that me, was i nging? vo: not paying for

a year ago. yeah? that looks kinof funny, you know? rush: funny how? iat. right. thanks, delores. take care of yourself. she's right. the scene's off. there are a lot of props: the crack vials, the magazines. it's all wrong. mitch bayes didn't hang out here. we got to redeem this guy. henry walsh-- his name's on one of these porn rags that was found in the van. he's not in your file. do you know who he is? great, sherman. got to run. a simple yes or no don't work for sherman. i take it he didn't auto-track walsh. probably too busy with all the crack going on. you guys again? you were right, tina. about what? your dad didn't go with a hooker that night. how do you know? we think someone drove him to that alley after they killed him. that cop told us... that cop was wrong. i knew it. i knew my dad was too good for that. you were close, huh? yeah. we're looking for the truth here, tina. can you help us and talk to us? about what? start with the night he died. was there a phone call nice families don't talk about these things. tina, what things? what was the

a show vote. i promise you, rush, if you had to sit through one senate lunch, you'd be in therapy for a month. >>efeatism. let's go there. the guy, where we headed here, david? >> it was kind of nice to see john mccain come out and try to put down this analogy and this excessive rhetoric that ted cruz is throwing around, but i think in a lot of ways by putting sarah palin on the ticket, john boehner rode into power on the backs of his tea party tiger. they have handed over the keys to the car to these folks and now they are upset with the gasoline provided by rush limbaugh and other talk radio, that they're out there connecting directly to the base of the party. that's what's going to happen again and again. and it's quite clear that ted cruz is not in town to legislate. he's there to do what sarah palin and others want him to do to talk about death panels. they take hostages not to get leverage, but they want to shoot the bank. >> i call them the blue meth republicans. that's a reference to breaking bad. you can read it on huff post. but the point is that they're obsessed with purity. they're ob

calling, and not only the name calling, the casting aspersions for holding a certain political belief, in the main i don't think rush and bill o'reilly are bullies. if you have specific incidences, i'd be happy to talk about those. >> host: les, follow up? >> caller: is ann coulter a bully? i find your position, i find you're simply an unfair person. you're blind to one side. i agree with you that some people on the left are bullies -- >> host: les, can you -- >> caller: right-wiggers are bullies. >> host: can you give an example of where you see ben shapiro being a bully? >> caller: i don't know enough ant him. aye heard about him -- i've heard about him before, but the three people i cited are bully toss the republican party as well as to liberals. they're just simply bullies. >> host: thank you, sir. we'll leave it -- >> caller: for him to not note that is i don't know. >> guest: les, as i've said, i truly believe character attacks, there has to be a mutually assured destruction. the right is losing for specifically that reason. the left started this war on character. if the right refuses to engage in any sort of

a key part of that. specifics of van ness -- i, as a fairly regular user of the van ness lines during the day, during non rush hour, during rush hour, i think anyone that using the van ness lines will know it is a salute disaster. it is a traffic cesspool. there are times when i'll be coming back from city hall from somewhere north of here and i will get off the bus to walk because it is -- the bus is just not moving. it has to go through multiple cycles even to get through a traffic light and there are times when i'm kicking moist -- myself for not getting ting off the bus because we have been sitting for ten minutes to go one block. i am thankful -- i hope approving the middle lane option -- it is -- i think to make this work it needs to be in the middle lane and putting in a side lane, while i understand the desire of some to do that, means the buses will get caught behind every right turning car and i think it'll be much less effective. i also think this particularly for any brt project where we're investing significant public money and making significant trade offs in terms of parking and traffic and tra

i got a phone call just screaming and i rushed over and that's when it happened. >> candles and a picture of tony and his dog were placed in the area where he took his last breath. while investigators are not confirming andy zumini is in custody, the family said he is held by the police. >> i'm in shock, i can't believe it. i feel terribly, terribly bad for my mother. >> zumini was the father of ten children. his family said he loved fixing up cars and rescuing stray dogs off the street. vanessa and priscilla say they want to carry on their father's good legacy. >> hopefully we can live up to just the standards he had for himself. >> and that was george reporting. the zumini family is planning a vigil in front of their father's home at 7:30 tonight. >>> new this morning, all lanes of highway 35 near los gatos are open again after a deadly fiery crash overnight. it happened just before 11:00 last night on highway 35. also known at skyline boulevard. this is in the santa cruz mountains. they say the car caught fire, one person died at the scene and two others were air lifted to the hospital