he shut down his chinatown office a cell phone business now ak ok byes the space. captain mcfadden says it was all cash business. >> offering tickets without going through a broker and they weren't legitimate tickets. >> many showed up at airports to take flight only to be told there were no reservations the victim we spoke with bought a ten day package to hong kong, airline tickets, hotel included. >> i paid $4,000 for my june >> she did have suspicions something was wrong. >> travel agency just gave me a receipt, itinerary and then they told me everything would be okay >> the agency shut down the doors and there is no trace of the business. >> captain mcfadden says the fraud is common >> suspects pray prey on people that don't have ability to go elsewhere. >> police say if you're a victim, go to a police station and file a report. >> a firefighter champing charged with drunk driving and hitting a motorcyclist made a court appearance today the 43-year-old could save three years in prison. this quinn was later seen drinking large amounts of water near a bar. jack f

came across two suspects, mario floyd, who was the driver of the suspect vehicle, and stephon lee, ak ara vehicle, and stephon lee, ak araka -- police say she videotaped them with her cell phone, then followed the suspects in her car, according to the probable cause statement, witnesses saw the men arguing with her, trying to get her phone. one suspect threw a trash can at her car. when she wouldn't give it up, police say lee shot and killed her. >> i would say that she was a brave lady. i think she was a brave lady. i just think that she should have maybe call eed 911 in this situation. >> police here in oakland say the suspects are well known to law enforcement. in fact according to the criminal complaint, one of the suspects was convicted for carrying a loaded firearm in a city, just eight days before the killing. reporting live in oakland, i am jody hernandez. nbc bay area news. >>> a follow-up now on 49ers linebacker alden smith. today he dodged a felony arrest at sfo airport last week. today the district attorney recommended a misdemeanor charge in this case. smith will return n

the court's have construed ceqa exemptions very narrowly which in the cast ak lake got leveled in an earthquake and they said we are going to do a ceqa exemption and build higher and the courts said you can't do a ceqa exemption because you are not building it the way it was. once you go outside the narrow scope of the exemption, the exemption doesn't apply anymore. here the city is changing the law and changing the location of the stops, transit, we've got transit engineer tom bror hard who says those changes alone will increase the number of shuttles, increase amount of traffic, increased amount of pedestrian impacts because many operators don't want to operate illegally. but they will operate once the city makes it legal to do so. >> if i may, when someone is cited, what is the basis of the violation, is it the code that they point to? >> yes. it's state code 22500 which makes it illegal for any vehicle to block the bus stop. >> who enforces that? >> the san francisco police department or muni zone enforcement officers. >> are you saying the pilot says it's okay for the shuttles t

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the ak rice police fired water cannon to disperse crowds who gathered in front of the country's supreme electoral council the election was a major disappointment for the opposition republican people's party chp despite an increase in support their leader has said that they'll challenge the results in the capital and other areas pretense have reportedly begun in several districts meanwhile in the one celebrated his party's victory in front of an arch credit supporters. they're believed to have held onto power in both the istanbul and ankara attacked his age tons of corruption and the crackdown on internet access. turkey's electoral council has said that the final result will not be an unstoppable claims of irregularities or results i'm just really didn't want me to one or in the first leg of the champions league for the total cost of the films so didn't know them and give it to open the scoring for the hottest spot ahead of all possible the abundant in the fifty eight minutes the stench poised like a equalised eight minutes late to help determine the width of the salt water from the monu

who does not want to film a bunch of guys with ak-47s?ays knew that i wanted to try to fill with them. the problem was that they did not allow women into their camps. it took quite a lot of doing to be able to go there and not just take pictures but the time i spent, a week. >> what did you learn from them? >> well, the title of the film is big men. the tag line that everyone wants to be big. one of the things i kept hearing over and over again was this idea of wanting to be big. that was one of the things i talk to them about and i think they really help elaborate on it. >> what about the people that are doing the dirty job of working in these offshore platforms and working in what could be a hazardous condition. >> it is built on a lot of shoulders. there are many different players. so, the process of making the film was very much about meeting people from all walks of life, top to bottom and try to understand their point of view. >> i want to mention that is part of the producing team, i understand that brad pitt is a part of the produ

as i pulled him out, he raised his ak-47 at me.that time, i shot him. >> back inside, not knowing help has arrived, employee alan newhouse grabs a .9 millimeter pistol from the back of the office. >> i always kept it in a locked box. he knew it was in the area back there. only him and i knew the code to the gun. >> he runs to the door and fires the pistol at the suspect. deputy vidala shoots bolt twice in the stomach, but the gun battle continues. >> we were shooting back and forth. i was in the front of the vehicle. he was in the rear. >> finally, bolt falls to the ground and the gunfire stops. volts is shot six times. witt comes out of hiding and tries to brace herself for what she thinks she'll see when she walks into the office. >> as long as the shooting went on, i really thought i would have to walk in there and find everybody just blown to pieces. that many shots will blow you to pieces. nobody was. i was so thankful. >> volts is charged with attempted murder on a police officer and three other counts of attempted murder. co

there are guys with ak-47s running around in the film.was not because of them that i felt unsafe. there were multiple film crews that were arrested and deported while i was working there. i think our crew might have been the only foreign crew operating at the time. >> these sure to check this out. , itfilm by rachel boynton is entitled "big men." coming up, we will talk about the growth in fast food restaurants, particularly those that feature asian food. speak to the chief executive of teriyaki madness. are you looking to have your animals eat a little bit better? we will talk to the chief executive of one pet food company who is looking to give your pets a meal without preservatives or artificial fillers. >> when you think of fast food restaurants, you think maybe hamburgers, french fries, pizza. in asianhat specialize food, that is a growing trend. expanded to more than 1600 locations. newcomer is teriyaki madness. planning to open more than 100 new stores by 2016. joining me is the cofounder and chief executive rod ariella --rod arreo

because when my neighbor across the street says he's going to kill me, my big concern when that ak-47 is being shipped in the mail to him is not that my other neighbors are going to get ak-47s as well, it's this guy. our concern with iran ask unique because -- is unique because iran calls for our destruction. and the nature of the regime matters. remember this as well. if all of what you have in north korea would move 50 miles to the south, no one would lose any sleep over it. all nuclear proliferation is bad, but it makes a difference whether holland has nuclear weapons or whether a country like iran has nuclear weapons. [applause]

a policeman walked up to the car she and the reporter were in and opened fire with an ak-47. the reporter is in stable condition. they were traveling with election workers delivering ballots for the nation-wide election. the police officer reportedly yelled "god is great" in arabic and surrendered to other officers and was arrested. >> we are learning new information of the ft. hood shooter, friends and family and military officials are trying to figure out why the 34-year-old went on a rampage that killed three of the fellow troopers and wounded 16 others. >> this morning, stories surfacing of the soldiers who lost their lives, shot to delegate by a fellow soldier. >> very terrible. my son...he was a good person. >> the victims included sergeant owens and honoring the heroism of a sergeant whose family now by her side at the family said she was shot in the stomach when she tried to talk to the gunman and of others who risked their lives to save others. >> one chaplain that shielded and saved other soldiers and got them to safety. >> today, so many asking, why? army officials

sargeant owens just got married last august we first told but the shooting yesterday on abc7 news at akand this afternoon i talked to world news anchor diane sawyer about what she is learning. >> i know that you're working on latest developments in that fort hood shooting. >> that is right. we have more from there. david muir is going to tell us what he's learned about that >> i understand you're going to have a real talker tonight. >> the mets player, pro baseball player chooses his new baby over showing up for the game. the question of paternity leave, pressure. rushing back to work. and a lot of controversy, thanks. >> world news coming up right after this newscast here on abc 7. >> talk about the weather forecast inching closer for weekend. >> the sun is out. no umbrellas >> yes. it's aquiet scene here. a mix of sun and clouds. i want to point your attention to green. there is moisture and looking towards the bay, temperatures have been into low to upper 60s. it's 63 in half moon bay. from our camera, mount they're harmless another live picture from our camera, they're seeing sunshi

ak a.m continuing into the lunch hour. make sure you have your umbrella with you. rainfall totals looking better. a tenth to a half inch. this is going to translate into fresh powder for high snow level coming down to feet and do prepare for gusting winds. then, tomorrow afternoon it's going to be similar to today. look at the drop in numbers on friday. a partly cloudy saturday. and that system looks weak. high pressure builds in. a warmer pattern tuesday and wednesday maybe near 90 degrees. just going to fast forward to summer buy enby then we have a storm coming our way. will produce more wide spread rain. so keeping my fingers crossed this will bring us more. >> thank you very much >> if built they will come. daredevils that just set a record with highest base jump, ever. >> and what led to rescue for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? a

the terror concerns are rising at ak o -- fso. >> he was fortunate enough to tell her that -- fortunate to tell her i lovedder her. >> oscar pistorius talks about the girlfriend he is accused of murdering. >>> and across san mateo, coming up, we will show you what the bridge looks like and look at some other bay area crossings. >>> we are inching towards cooler, we will show you how much cooler. . >>> a photo is being used as propaganda by al qaeda, we will show you why this piure is causing concern on capitol hill. >>> and huge potholes led to a traffic jam, find out if that pothole will affect your drive to work. >>> and a huge traffic jam, it goes viral, questions about how the police handled crowds, all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> and good morning, we are live out at ocean beach and that's where crews are in their 14th search hour, they are trying to find a missing boy who was swept away. tara moriarty is out there talking to investigators and rescuers out there about his chances of survival at this point and we will check in and find out exactly what handed out th

that's his ak, his chair. >> her name is muna.he was 6 years when she died. >> shelled in their homes, tortured to death in prisons, shot by snipers. >> look at this kid. he died with the victory sign. they killed him like with a grenade. that's his lucky day. >> yeah. >> you know what he was saying? he's saying "what's going on, guys? why? why my sons? why are you doing that?" we still have the t-shirt with the blood in it. >> do you know any of these people? >> yeah, i know a couple of them. i knew a couple. this guy's egyptian. >> not even his fight, but he came. >> no, but he didn't want to leave. four of them, they died in sert, and they died in tripoli. these are brothers and sister. one, two, three, four. they died on the same day, the same house. and the mother, when we found her, she was holding the kid. they were both dead and holding each other. it was a very sad moment. ♪ what can i do on a $7 a month android plan from tracfone? check the weather. borrow ted's wheelbarrow. post big tomato pics. buy a birdhouse for spar

that russia nato relations are also regulated by system of rules dictating the basic agreement of an ak russia council. according to which that must be no additional costs to manage the presence of eastern european character you most wish never tasted so good. in another development ukraine has accused russia of having a hand in the sniper attack during protests in kiev and feathering. however the russian foreign minister says he has evidence which contradicts these claims the data destroyed by the friends of mine that has seen checking account is empty. thousands of flights canceled and hundreds of thousands of people. joni disrupted. a thousand pardons in striking over the scrapping of an early retirement scheme. i designed for scientists to face france in the straight path to happen like that a lot of understanding. i have been affected by the strike had been built of understanding color. think much of it affecting many thousands of people. well you could expect him to say even now when they retire. it's fifty phone sure enough when some of the reasons i did. that is expected to cost

but at the same time, and i just about russia and they wanted to pull us apart to .ake us smaller i hope they're guided by that but i think that they should here because they look at the trends for the nearest future and for the way this entire orld and europe from -- should unite to be competitive and viable in this fast growing developing world. that's a critical importance. i hope that our partners will hear us and understand us. >> mr. putin, the question about -- questions about the weighs in ukraine are predominant in our website. so i looked through some of them . >> i'm sorry. do not ban your books from publishing anywhere, including ukraine. >> it's not about the money. you are one of the best russian writers and you are part of russian culture. let's promote russian culture there and not pull it out of that country. ok? >> ok. we'll fix that. [applause] so, i found another question that is really popular and it comes from alexandria, moscow province. we are refuse to community -- communicate with the kiev government because we think they're illegitimate and we doubt the legitim

the same nazi message board frequented by the sikh temple shooter and the ak-47, the online cousin to the vanguard news network, home of the martin luther king day bomber from spokane and telling aed kansas city, kansas, shooter this weekend. and june, with the boston bombing guy, how weird is it to have chechen-speaking russian immigrant guys reading ads from boards and daelgedly setting off bombs that killed americans? how weird is that combination of conspiratorial nihilism? good question. but that is as much a part of the story of the boston bombings is as anything else we have absorbed about the threat posed by those kind of perpetrators in this past year. the new america foundation tracks deadly, ideologically motivated attacks in the united states since 9/11. following the kansas city attacks this weekend, their totals stand at 21 for the total number of people killed by attacks motivated by islamic extremism, and that includes the boston marathon bombing, with four people killed a year ago today. also includes the ft. hood shooting in 2009, with 13 people killed. but after the

i stopped the car and they took my ak. i did that because they would have chased a man killed my family. >> then what happened? you killed them in the crowd start to gather and then what happened? >> people started asking me what was going on. all of them basically said good job, awesome. >> johnny was able to escape from that by claiming that the people he killed were actually the people that were working with the americans. he went back and made sure that his family was okay. johnny told me that story. that was one of the first stories that johnny told me and when he told me that we have talked before and we really mad. i went out to san diego and johnny, you know we had lunch and we had started work on a book. i said let's just hang out and chill. what do you like to do and he said i like to take a walk down by the water. so we went out to a boardwalk on vero beach only walked out there and johnny just started talking. i have to say chris was a good friend and if chris asked me to do something i would absolutely do it.

what we talking about aks? saturday night special, sunday morning leftovers. snub nosed. dirty harry gun he called sally. i don't know the games of guns at all. >> he discussed the possibility of acquiring weapons including shoulder fired missiles from the philippines. >> jon: what the (bleep) is that thing? is that guy -- is that guy shooting something or replacinging a water main? what is that. i realize they don't do the background checks but hope the first question he asked shim why are you trying to blow up the moon? [laughter] this is a very complex level of corruption. there's no way that this guy ye was doing this alone. >> other big player in all of this a man known as shrimp boy >> jon: oooh, shrimp boy. what are you going to do make us dip in cocktail sauce. i'm getting hives just thinking about. >> he's a long murder for hire, traffic trafficking, arson, racketeering. [laughter] >> jon: please accept my humble apologizes your shrimpness. [ laughter ] it's really not a shrimp boy he is really more of a shrimp man. let's get back to yi who before becoming an ill

some are saying it's like an ak-47. apparently they had an audi waiting for them outside. that was their get away car. check this out. police later found that audi not so far away burnt to a crisp. they think they dumped this car, had another get away car and this was their first vehicle. this thing has swedish plates. they have contacted police in sweden to see if there's a connection there. chances are probably a stolen car. they don't know where these people are at this point. they're . >>> a skier follows a trail of treks but, the "gravity" gets to be a little too much for him. see how he gets pulled down a path of mishaps. >>> and a couple of guys pull an april fool's prank on their pal. he thinks he's getting carjacked. >> this is all kinds of awful. >> the joy ride that has this dude tripping. >> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out "right this minute".com, great videos all darn day long. enjoy. >>> it's april fool's day. how about a good prank. if you are looking for a good prank on youtube you often go to foosy tube. >> what's up, everybo

some chicagoans have taken to referring to the country as scherr ak, the war zone in the middle east.tional toll is hard to deny. >> you can't even come to the park and enjoy yourself without this happening. my kids should be able to come in the community without worrying about violence. they need to stop. >> we have to take a stand. we have to take our city back. >> question is how do chicagoans take their city back? here to look at this struggle, diane lat kerr founder of kids off the block on the south side. give us an understanding of why the city in chicago sees so much violence, what makes chicago different? >> i don't think chicago is different. i think this is happening across the country. i think we have maybe more murders at this point but i think that this is happening across the city and neighborhoods that look just alike. and meaning impofrished and not economically invested into. it's terrible. it really is. it affects all communities, everywhere. >> of course your work is directly targeted at giving more opportunity to head this off. >> yes. >> how much of this in your

. >> sitting down with ak mcallis, promised not to lose soogt of his values. >> i've had a dollar ford you are a good guy. don't let them chap j ychange y. the congressman is determined to run for re-election. stating. there is no doubt i have fallen short. i am asking for forgiveness. as for the woman caught on tape with him. she resigned. a story we will continue to cover here on abc news. we want to thank you for watching tonight. and "world news now" soon with overnight breaking news. tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning. we are online, 24/7, at abcnews.com. thank you for joining us. good night. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up! [brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying]

ak kwoerding to the government of south sudan, the presence of rebels in the town is a clear indicationf the responsibility. >> the rebel are not committed as you can see. they have been violating the cessation of hostilities which we signed on the 23 of january, 24th. >> this like other towns in south sudan has changed hands several times since fighting began in december. here people from darfur are believed to have been targeted for a specific reason, because rebels from sudan are commonly believed to have been fighting alongside the president. >> what we have seen in these towns is utterly horrible and beyond description. >> reporter: the un has accused the rebel forces of killing civilians based on their ethnicity a charge any rebel commander in the area denies. >> no, i do not -- i deny that report. we don't kill the -- those who are in the mosque. i think who are those people, we don't know. we do not know. >> reporter: as the conflict continues the levels of violence seem to be escalating with even the traditional places of sanctuary coming under attack. >>> one week after they w

also for future ak sybls platforms along taraval street. i'm also going to submit a letter to in support of it to the board. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. wong. >> randall glok. >> good morning, board, randall glok. thank you for allowing us to serve in the advisory community for you. this has been fun. you heard our concerns and comments going into west lake. we heard a lot of public outreach as well and there is a lot of support on staff and support on the board. it's a tough thing. i have been to a lot of the tep meetings myself and i have heard a lot of the concerns. i agree tep over all is a good thing for a lot of people. there are some hick ups along the way. keep working on the platforms. the people with disabilities need them. thank you very much. >> good morning. how are you? just so you know my last name is pronounced ierg. i ride buses a lot and you know we are talking about speeding up service. the operators hit construction traffic and it takes time. a lot of people stand at the fare box looking for money or

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on the ground and they have been there for a long time and already some enforcement action and they ak gsh acquiesced to it. we don't have a set of permanent shots and set of shuttle terminals. i think that is the difference between river watch and lake tahoe and clams and whether there is a base on a real fact on the ground or just a lack of enforcement. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. colleagues. any further questions to the appellant. thank you, mr. drurey. with that why don't we hear public comment from the members of the public which a support the appellant. what i would like to do is start with the ceqa appellants themselves. i would like to call mr. short, if there are others who would like to speak, please lineup. every public member will have 2 minutes to speak. >> can i pass these out? >> yes. our clerk will come and circulate them. >> okay. thank you very much. my name is alexandra goldman, a city planner and i wrote the report on google shuttles in san francisco. according to my research and the literature the buses are having an impact on rental prices in san francis

. >> at the same time, you see that the jewish worshippers are allow freedom of the ak. why are the -- access, why are the christian and muslim unable to get to holy place, but the jews can. the court ordered the police to give the pilgrims better access. >> on any given day thousands of jews, muslims and christians flock to the city. it impose exponentially on religious days as people try to make it to jerusalem. because of this the police say they need restrictions for the safety of all pill grinls. >> translation: the police does not discriminate. we are talking about numbers. the police are concerned for the safety of people, whether it's local residents or foreigners. >> thousands of police officers have been deployed this easter weekend. some christians say more needs to be done. >> you cannot practice your religion, really, like now i want to go. my mum wants to come, grandma wants to come to go to the church. it's hard to get there. >> the petition says they face restrictions daily. simply for being palestinian. >> it's not easy. >> why? >> it's not easy. >> paki

members located the plane by emergency beacon, jumped out of a c-130 airplane, deployed a rubber zodi ak, reached the boat. >> i am sure she is keeping them on their toes, we are excited they responded to the treatment they given her. >> tonight, the family is on the way home. improving her family by her side. another mission accomplished no thanks necessary and no charge. >> what you value is human life. we -- to us it is priceless. >> reporter: the family statement included they lived on their boat for seven years and are still proud of their choices and preparation, by the way, the boat was left at sea. >> they are expected to arrive in san diego by midweek. >> other big news, a possible breakthrough for the search of the malaysian jetliner. they picked up sounds that could be from the plane. the cautious leader of the search effort called it the most promising lead and the best information so far. >> on this occasion, 2 ping returners were audible. significantly this would be consistent with transmissions from both the flight recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. >> those devices

. >> i went to ak pokeo and south beach. >> i went to auburn university in the south.g break was huge. >> i went to syracuse university went to spring break. >> i went to panama city in 1992. i was at sharkies. i may have been overserved one or two nights. >> you know those places? >> i know those places. >> jon: you do. what kind of (bleep) parents let their kid goes to spring break. oh, right your (bleep) parents. you don't want kids today -- [cheers and applause] -- you clearly don't want kids today doing the terrible things you have such fond memories of doing. i guess if they are going to do it there's one thing would you like them to know, they are doing it wrong. >> what we used to do when we were young put a boom hole, open it up and it was calling shotgun. >> shoot that cup. >> go ahead. >> they have to lean back. it opens up the throat. >> that's just water. >> bend your knees a little bit. that's the little trick. >> jon: yeah, yeah, yeah bend your knees a little bit. yeah, yeah. show them how terrible it is. [ laughter ] honestly it's the (bleep) weirdest w

that's why those that can't afford it are installing windows which can stop an ak-47 bullet and a frame which can resist a bomb attack. >> this man has been in the car manufacturing business for more than 20 years. over the past year he has seen an increase in the demand for armoured vehicle. initially he had one or two customers, now he has a dozen at a time. >> i think people have become aware that such an investment is probably quite necessary, especially if one can afford it. armouring a car is not treat. making it bomb and bulletproof is anywhere from 30 to $40,000, on top of the purchase of a vehicle. it's a small price to pay for peace of mind. he's asked us to hide his identity for security reasons. he had his jeep armoured a few months ago. >> i was mugged, like, four times in the last 2, 2.5 years. the time comes when you feel enough is enough and you have to look for a solution. >> in a country where many live on a few dollars a day, it's a solution opened to a privileged few. >>> the death toll in saudi from the middle east respiratory syndrome, known as mers, is 100. eight

it happened just three days before joe cole will be canonized him prior to disseminate him on ak the crucifix commemorate the pics visit to the area in nineteen ninety eight. ninety million years old australians and new zealand as the truffle to connect with the intent key to all the soldiers killed in the ill fated best will toward landings that volunteers from downtown to form the backbone of the allied forces attempts to capture that dante now. but the campaign failed and tens of thousands of allied troops lost their leaves. ash. at this film commemoration on what's new in is an fac day he was mocked in the presence of royalty in the australian capital canberra. prince william joined veterans and fetching a treat as the belt on what's the country's national day of remembering his wife kate olsen pay acts to the pool and the ten events marking the end of that three week tour of australia and new zealand with that baby son prince george. no i. i don't miss the first eu president of the base covering the critical issues. economicyt defense and conflict affecting eu integrity and eu e

he was carrying a pellet rifle that erick gelhaus took for a real ak-47. >> a burglar broke into a home last friday april 25th and here is another picture for you, authorities say he entered through an unlocked bathroom window and if you know him, call the santa clara county sheriff. >> the power of words, researchers discover a simple way to get children to do chores. >> a suspected drunk driver crashes a vehicle caught on camera and a police officer risk, his life to save the unconscious >>> good morning, wednesday, at the bay, boy, it is going to be a hot one. this is a good time to let the ones on and let in the cool air before it heats up again and we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco about how hot it will be. >> in the south bay placards are placed in restaurant letting you know how roar favorite place ranks in safety. supervisors unanimously approved a proposal for a ranking system that uses green, yellow or red plaques to show how the restaurants did on health inspections. green is pass, red is fail. alameda passed a similar measure a couple of years ago. >>> parents if you

i stopped the car and they took my ak. i did that because they would have chased a man killed my family. >> then what happened? you killed them in the crowd start to gather and then what happened? >> people started asking me what was going on. all of them basically said good job, awesome. >> johnny was able to escape from that by claiming that the people he killed were actually the people that were working with the americans. he went back and made sure that his family was okay. johnny told me that story. that was one of the first stories that johnny told me and when he told me that we have talked before and we really mad. i went out to san diego and johnny, you know we had lunch and we had started work on a book. i said let's just hang out and chill. what do you like to do and he said i like to take a walk down by the water. so we went out to a boardwalk on vero beach only walked out there and johnny just started talking. i have to say chris was a good friend and if chris asked me to do something i would absolutely do it.

represents ak it massive strategic shift. i think it is a call option. amazon device is not about content but about distribution. ecosystem itself is still anchored to gold in new and and time warner cable channel 30. there is bloomberg tv. to -- needs tod stay intact for the companies to benefit of the new initiatives as they mature. we think it is a great time in media where we think you can take advantage of the small call options but the core business remains the focus. >> i am wondering if there will be a crossover from the short form asthe long firm -- an experimental venue to create programming. did they say anything about that? >> one thing i ask is -- the and is to not just have ron brian grazer creating the content. also the expectation they might bring others along to do it, too. i said, are those the kinds of people that will master this or the next generation that has been successful? >> i think there will be an intersection. maybe that is what we can provide. the infrastructure that may where they are producing network and cable television

with each passing day, more and more protesters arrive to support the bundys, one of them carrying an ak-47. >> i'm willing to lay my life down. >> reporter: today with only about half of the 900 cattle rounded up, the blm ended its operation site citing serious concern about the safety of employees and the public, but the war over who controls this range is far from over. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> a day after resigning as health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius is speaking out about her five-year stormy tenure with andrea mitchell. >> reporter: she's in the public face of the affordable care act, obamacare, a political punching bag for everything that went wrong. >> she's got bumps, i've got bumps, bruises. >> reporter: 24 hours later, kathleen sebelius talked about the rocky rollout. >> clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go at october 1st was flat out wrong. >> reporter: how did you feel when the thing crashed? >> that was very alarming because that took some real diagnostics in terms of what all the problems were, and then an analysis about whether or not it coul

does that mean you can take like an ak-47 into the airport?ho wants to take an ak-47 into an airport unless you're going there to cause some harm and, of course, they don't really care if they break the law or not. that's really the point. this is where law-abiding people are going to have the right to defend themselves. my wife and i both have concealed carry permits because we believe we have an obligation to protect ourselves like everybody else does. no, i don't think this is going to do anything to encourage some bad guy to cause harm in an airport. but it's going to create an opportunity that if something maybe bad does happen in an airport that maybe someone will be there to be able to stop it. >> schieffer: does it bother you or does it worry you that we may be going backwards, that we're going back to the day of the okay coral and the old west where everybody carried a gun? is that where we're headed here? >> you know, everybody romanticizes the ok coral and all of the things that happened. but gun crimes aren't very prevalent back th

was also the home base online for this guy, who ambushed and killed three police officers with his ak-47 in pittsburgh in 2009. the favorite online home for a man who called himself online rounder, who offline was sometimes known as frazier glen miller, or sometimes known as frazier glen cross, his online home is a place known as vanguard news network. if you don't tend to keep nazi networking hubs in your head, the reason why this vanguard group might sound familiar is because of this news story you might remember. this was the martin luther king day parade in spokane, washington, in 2011. a 36-year-old white supremacist packed fishing weights and other shrapnel dipped into rat poison into a backpack bomb and left it on the scene of the martin luther king day parade in spokane in 2011. he pled guilty later that year. he was sentenced to 32 years in prison. part of what prosecutors used to try to influence the judge in his case to lengthen his sentence is that after he was arrested in spokane, once he was in jail on suspicion of having been the bomber of the martin luther king day par