alan was a landscaper. his wife, diane, worked as a tax collector. >> alan was an avid hunter, just a wonderful guy. diane, her passion was cooking, she was always doing something wonderful in the kitchen. >> on a september morning in 2003, the serenity of this small town ended abruptly. when shots were fired in the johnson home. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there have been two gunshots. >> okay, where's the shots coming from? >> the daughter came over here and said that somebody shot her parents. >> when police got there, they found diane johnson shot to death in her bed, apparently, while she was still sleeping. alan johnson was also dead on the floor next to the bed. >> the shower was still going, and i could see directly into the shower, and there was a bullet hole that was straight on, chest high, straight into the tile. >> the murder weapon, a .264-caliber rifle, was still on the floor. >> it was probably one of the most violent crime scenes that i had ever seen. >> sarah, the couple's 16-year-o

>>>dde alan tacher!s un nuevo video, es un usuario de youtube que graba videos de su hijo y luego los edita y manda a youtube quiero que vean el video del día. >>> mira, de acción de toda la cosa, mira. >>> qué pasó >>> no, no. >>> lo desapareció >>> luego, qué hizo. >>> mira. >>> no, no manches. >>> no (risas). >>> está buenísimo. >>p>pero cómo hace eso. >>> definitivamente sabe muy bien. >>> mira, 1, 2. >>> un volcán. >>> qué barbaridad, qué padre. >>> es como una bazooca >>> no (aplausos) >>> qué bien >>> qué lindo >>> el señor tiene que ser un genio. >>> hay que contratar a este tipo en serio. >>> que nos haga la liposucción en televisión. >>> quieres ser parte de nuestro programa, es muy fácil, envíanos un mensaje por twitter en @despiertaameric y súmate a la conversación, nosotros sacaremos tus opiniones al aire. >>> qué padre. >>> quedé impresionada. >>> te gustó el jarrón. >>> lo traje de méxico. >>> en las costas de la florida lo que la gente le gusta es tirarse al agua, y miren qué pasó con est

alan: i can't say it on the air. scott: i'll say it's sad that we know the president's final four predictions. how does that sound? doesn't he have something else to do like crimea? or maybe crimea is one of his predictions. alan: he's about results and the stock market is up 175%. angie: the answer isflorida, arizona, michigan state, and louisville. come on alanyou let me down. scott: i was looking for kiev, crimea alan: benghazi angie: that's a whole nother kind of final four. thank you guys for being on the show. first business continues right after this. talking to veterans about the real issues they're dealing with can be awkward and uncomfortable. we think to ourselves, "i never served. how could i understand? they'll talk about it when they're ready." and then we wonder why they don't want to talk. but when their behavior changes, when they withdraw to themselves, increase substance use, or even talk about hurting themselves, it's time to act. because if we don't, our families and relationships will suffer. as

alan: that's fine. it's nice to see activism on the shareholders side instead of the other way around where they get bullied. apple has the lowest volatility it's had in more than 2 years. that's a sign that there's going to be a big move in one direction or another. it's been trading between 500 and 575. the target is 650 which is 15% higher. it's a buy. angie: topic number 3past present. what is the better buy here? twitter or blackberry? scott: i'm gonna go with blackberry all the way. it's got nothing really to do except go up. your risk reward is way better with blackberry. alan: see this? that's the pe ratio. that's zero. we've seen blackberry go from 5 to 10 in a mont h or two so it's already healthy bounce. it was a$67 stock in 2011. i like twitter leaning on 50 as a trade. but i like blackberry as an investment just because it's got a lot of intangible value. it's a brand. remember the name aol? they still have a huge amount of revenue. they still have a name and a brand. scott: i have 2 words

alan: absolutely not. as we all know technology is needed to extend our lives and make us healthier and that's going to continue to happen. it's had a pullback. look for that ibbthe eyshares biotechnology fund is down 15% but it's still up 50% over the last year. look for it to hold this 200 level. scott: i'm going to answer a little bit faster than that because alan's gotta get this suit back by 3. we have to take a look at what i think is the biotecheveryone wanted to blame the selloff on the biotech's. i think it's garbage because we never really blame the rallies on the biotech's. so if you can't blame the rallies on them you can't blame the breaks on them. i think it's smoke and mirrors. we've got other issuesasia and maybe even europe with alan: oh, so you're negative macro? scott: no. i'm saying that ultimately i think they're not gonna be the reason for any sort of selloff. i'm not going to get involved with that. the market will put 10-15% on by the end of the year for sure. alan: i'd like to hear

alan: it's got to be the highest number. does that include beer? angie: it does. alan: 5. is. it's actually 5 billion. good job alan. first business continues right after this. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby their service and their sacrifice are real. and too often when they come home, their struggle continues. for over sixty years, paralyzed veterans of america has been fighting to help our injured veterans get the benefits they need, and have earned. paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. joining us now for chart talk is joe kinahan of td ameritrade. good morning joe. >>hey angela. good to see you today. >>it was starting to feel like the sky was falling yesterday but what do you think about the overall market conditions? i think you hear that the dow is down 200 or that the s&p is down over 22 and its like let's stand back and take a breath. overall we're coming off record highs. the

sabes que alan trabaja extra. >>> alan?una palabra mal dicha puede causar muchas cosas, sin embargo cuando hablas con la verdad es una seÑora cristiana, de la iglesia apostÓlica de la fe en cristo jesÚs que prÁctica lo que dice, es una mujer que vive humildemente. >>> me pareciÓ muy interesante, oye, hemos escuchado que el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn es de los mÁs ricos y poderosos del mundo, vemos la humildad. >>> estaba sentada en una de dos camas al lado de ella, el colchÓn era duro, la cama era humilde. la televisiÓn ella no la ve casi, te das cuenta que es una televisiÓn que todavÍa es analoga de no sÉ, tendrÁ 30 aÑos la televisiÓn chiquita. ella dice que ella lee la biblia. >>> se la pasa orando. >>> 34 aÑos tiene de cristiana. la iglesia al pie de su casa, en esa sierra todo el mundo habla de doÑa consuelo con un respeto a una persona mayor que olvÍdate que sea la madre del chapo, voy con marÍa la productora, olvÍdate que sea la madre del chapo, recibe a todo el mundo y te da la mejor lecciÓn, y te dice, en esa foto te

and alan loves baseball, as do it.uring those count the number of semesters over 50 years, he missed one class. alan, what's your excuse? [laughter] >> i was stuck on a train. >> there it is. [laughter] >> eight hours outside of new haven. i had to call charles ogle try, he had to substitute for me. >> there it is. a wonderful, caring, gracious human being, and let me also just add a great friend of freedom including those charged with crime. now, he tries to today out of the limelight, as you know -- to stay out of the limelight, as you know. [laughter] but somehow behind the scenes he represented o.j. simpson, klaus von bouloute, mike tyson, you get the idea. he's a friend of liberty. and he is a great friend of the bastion of liberty in the middle east, israel. and feels passionately about it while calling his power always needs to be checked, calling us who from time to time hold power or the state of israel, calling the state to account. but nonetheless, the baseline is liberty. which brings me to where i think we

alan and howard, this is-- we're here.ose receivables and those payables don't start matching up, you will not be in business in the next year. i am not writing a check for more than a million bucks. do we have a deal? >> yeah. >> yes. >> come here, you big guy. >> we came from 5 million down to the 1, to be more realistic. >> i'm very comfortable with the million dollars, especially with everything that he's going to add to the business. >> see ya in the morning. good morning. my name is marcus lemonis. and i fix failing businesses. this business last year did $50 million of business. unfortunately, we didn't make any money. you guys sell a lot, but there's one thing that you don't do very well. what is that? >> collect. >> collect money. so last night at dinner, i made a deal with alan and howard. and i'm putting in a million dollars. but you know what they forgot to do last night? they forgot to ask me for my money. it's a theme, but it's not funny. because your paychecks and the rent, all get paid when we collect the m

aquÍ. >> ¿cuÁl es alan? lista para decirlo? >> ustedes en casa lo tienes. >> creo que tenemos dos porciones de carbohidratos? >> y quÉ mÁs? >> que no me caminada antes de ir a correr. >> mÁs o menos. >> es que digo, para mÍ el error es que son dos porciones de carbohidrato ahora te falta una parte. >> el error estÁ aca, bevenga m gente acÁ el desayuno es lo que necesitamos comer, ahora acÁ como tienes razÓn dos carros hidratos hay que elegir solo uno ahora que le faltaba a esto tenÍa cereal, frutas pero no tenÍa proteina. >> pero estÁ contadas como grasa. >> no pues sÍ. >> entonces te falta tÚ porciÓn de proteÍna que es el huevo, leche sin azÚcar y tu fruta, el azÚcar del dÍa lo tienes no n la fruta y tienes los 3 nutrientes. >> quÉ tal? >> perfecto muy bien. >> hay que desayunar muy bien. >> entonces quÉ hacemos. >> aquÍ tenemos una merienda es utilizaba por la maÑana, yo ni se da cuenta que necesita comer algo para seguir trabajando tiene que merendar se prepara su merienda y hace un licuado de proteÍna co

i hear you, alan. we're not sure about what is going on but we are sure of one thing, the russian ruble dropped the most it ever dropped. it dropped to the lowest level in history. eurobonds, corn was up. things like wheat, because ukraine is very big exporter of those things. oil market started jumping too. you tell me what was most dramatic to you in the pits of the cme today? >> i think it was the calm. we're essentially above where the stock market opened cashwise and we had a selloff during the course of the day. i saw some great bullish divergence, meaning the bond market was not as concerned about this as the price was. we went down and made lows in the s&p. bond market didn't make new highs. didn't get close to today's heiss. you people are making a lot of assumptions hire. roesch russia defaulted, due faulted in 1998. that did not bring world markets to a crash. everybody has to put in perspective we made new all-time highs on friday. market is looking to excuse to take profits. that is what p

we have lisa stark on the telephone and alan diehl. i want to repeat for the people that might be joining us, according to the australian prime minister, there has been satellite images that have discovered two pieces of something that may be part of the missing malaysia airlines flight. the prime minister says that they are sending aircraft - have sent aircraft out to that search area and that they are looking for - to get more information about those two objects and whether or not they might be related to the plane, but the prime minister - i thought - it was very interesting. the prime minister called it new and credible information, lisa, and it would be hard to imagine that the prime minister would speak to parliament about something, unless they are - unless he was pretty certain that there was a good possibility of this, right? >> i do think that - i do think he has to have some - as he put it, credible information. he doesn't want to mislead people for raise falls hope or make the families more distraught. clearly they know - t

alan wang is in that neighborhood to show us the damage. alan?oseville neighborhood around 7:30, everyone saw it. it touched down in one spot and this is it. ground zero. the owner of the backyard said he looked out the window and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bam, this fence that used to be here exploded into these chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super windy. >> that's pretty close. it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. this is it. it is coming. >> this was over in a matter of 10

was very immediate. >> reporter: though rescuers have not recovered alan's body, they're certain that her fiancÉ and her grandparents are among the missing. >> i picture them as being in the kitchen, having breakfast, going what's that noise, and it being over. >> alan and delaney were planning a wedding. they were eager to start theirs life together. moments before death alan wrote a facebook post about his fiancÉ. >> his last text was 45 minutes before the incident, and it was to delaney. it said the ten things i need to make me happy, and it was all you. ten "you." >> reporter: it was entire families that were wiped out. they understand the possibility that while rescuers work around the clock, alan's body may never be found. >> it's only a body. it's only their shell. they died together, i picture them together where they're at. it's only their shell. i picture them together. >> reporter: that was al jazeera's tawni mosley reporting. we have washington's governor, thank you for being with us this afternoon. let's just jump into it. we understand that the number that dropped 90 to

and alan dershowitz.the subject will be the affordable care act and the implications for american law and society. two panels will follow. the first will focus on the a case thats of will be heard tomorrow before the supreme court. i would like to acknowledge the green family. welcome. [applause] i would also like to acknowledge the presence of bill and christina, resident and executive director respectively of the becket fund for religious liberty, and their staff. becket is the nonprofit and educational institute representing hobby lobby before the supreme court. welcome to you all. [applause] the second panel today will build on the first. it will look at the fascinating question of whether religious freedom is good for business and for the poor. i will introduce judge starr in just a minute, but before i do that, let me say a few words about this event. this conference celebrates a new partnership between two great state universities, georgetown, the oldest catholic university in the united states, an

alan wang is in that neighborhood to show us the damage. alan? >> carolyn, the tornado that touched down in this roseville neighborhood around 7:30, everyone saw it. it touched down in one spot and this is it. ground zero. the owner of the backyard said he looked out the window and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bam, this fence that used to be here exploded into these chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super windy it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. this is it. it is coming. >> this

reporting live in pacifica, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, i have been doing this a longtime and so haveou. i have never seen a picture quite like that. >> pretty scary. >> wild stuff. thanks, alan. >>> well, the storm is dumping snow in the sierra. here is interstate 80 a short time ago. drivers are being told to chain up east of baxter. you will need chains if you are heading to tahoe on highway 52. on 50 too. you can track the rain using live dop her 7hd on our weather app. it comes in handy. you can download it on abc7news.com/apps. >>> now to southern california where rivers of mud flowing off barren hill sides have caused mandatory evacuations of several hundred homes near the san gabriel mountains. they have had a recent wildfire and with no vegetation to hold back the soil, the heavy rain, as much as eight inches, is carrying a lot of debris down the hillside. >>> a 36-year-old man is recovering after being struck by lightning in fresno county. the man who was looking for work was found unresponsive this morning. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning includi

alan wang is in that neighborhood to show us the damage. alan? >> carolyn, the tornado that touched down in this roseville neighborhood around 7:30, everyone saw it. it touched down in one spot and this is it. ground zero. the owner of the backyard said he looked out the window and saw his picnic table over here begin to rise and spin around and debris flying around and then, bam, this fence that used to be here exploded into these chards of wood and sprayed the house back there blowing out the windows. now let's look at some video that one of the neighbors shot at that tornado as it began forming over this neighborhood. it hovered over the homes and the sky got dark and it dropped down and tore up this yard and disappeared. you are about to hear the voice of another neighbor named danny carter who was shooting video just as it struck. he is followed by mark thompson who owns the backyard where it touched down. >> super it hits pretty close. it was just so loud and we were watching the news the whole time. it. itthis is it. it is coming. >> this

hola alan, hola, hola.so este mundial tambiÉn. lo vamos a disfrutar con todos ustedes, en univisiÓn. >>> quÉ increÍble. >>> viva colombia. >>> felicidades por el estreno mundial. el dÍa de hoy, que todo el mundo escuche tus canciones como siempre charlie. >>> no, muchas gracias. roxana. jhonny, bueno, alan gracias, que disfruten del mar de sus ojos, ahÍ la lancha para que vayan a navegar. >>> aquÍ nosotros seguimos bailando canciones. ev un beso carlos. >>> saludos a la familia a la esposa. >>> quÉ bien. >>> tremenda persona, tuve la oportunidad de compartir con Él, somos amigos desde hace aÑos, la pasamos muy bien. >>> aquÍ uniÓ una pareja. >>> sÍ, le regalÓ el anillo. >>> cÓmo hay cantantes la mÚsica de carlos vives te pone de buenase, si estÁs bajoneado. >>> sÍ, siempre. >>> lo ponemos a bailar en "despierta amÉrica". nos vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mucha mÚsica, el ritmo de los chavos de la tierra caliente. >>> eso. >>> bien puestos con la verde, ahÍ estÁ. ♪. ♪. ♪. amigas atenciÓn a esto, es para

reporting live in pacifica, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, i have been doing this a longtime and so have you. i have never seen a picture quite like that. >> pretty scary. >> wild stuff. thanks, alan. >>> well, the storm is dumping snow in the sierra. here is interstate 80 a short time ago. drivers are being told to chain up east of baxter. you will need chains if you are heading to tahoe on highway 52. on 50 too. you can track the rain using live dop her 7hd on our weather app. it comes in handy. you can download it on abc7news.com/apps. >>> now to southern california where rivers of mud flowing off barren hill sides have caused mandatory evacuations of several hundred homes near the san gabriel mountains. they have had a recent wildfire and with no vegetation to hold back the soil, the heavy rain, as much as eight inches, is carrying a lot of debris down the hillside. >>> a 36-year-old man is recovering after being struck by lightning in fresno county. the man who was looking for work was found unresponsive this morning. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning inclu

turns out, alan was himself adopted.aul, he was searching for his biological parents. to find that his closest match turns out to be adopted was just unbelievable. incredibly disappointing. >> it just couldn't be an easy case, could it, barbara? >> no, exactly. >> reporter: a setback, and then a tragedy. days before alan would see court records revealing details about his birth mother, he died of a sudden blood clot. alan's children and widow randi are determined to carry on alan's search and help paul with his. >> it's nice to meet you. hi. >> we know this must be very difficult. in this very sensitive time, you still came in to meet paul and help him on his journey. >> yes. >> why did you want to do this? >> all four kids at the same time said they wanted to honor alan's memory and finish this. he was so excited to meet you. >> to have this happen, my father passing away just days before he meets him is just, it's surreal. i can't, can't believe it. >> was your husband very curious about paul? >> yes. >> what did he wa

reporting live in pacifica, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, i have been doing this a longtime and so have you. i have never seen a picture quite like that. >> pretty scary. >> wild stuff. thanks, alan. >>> well, the storm is dumping snow in the sierr is interstatet time ago. drivers are being told to chain up east of baxter. you will need chains if you are heading to tahoe on highway 52. on 50 too. you can track the rain using live dop her 7hd on our weather app. it comes in handy. download it can download it on abc7news.com/apps. >>> now to southern california where rivers of mud flowing off barren hill sides have caused mandatory evacuations of several hundred homes near the san gabriel mountains. they have had a recent wildfire and with no vegetation to hold back the soil, the heavy rain, as much as eight inches, is carrying a lot of debris down the hillside. >>> a 36-year-old man is recovering after being struck by lightning in fresno county. the man who was looking for work was found unresponsiv unree this morning. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning including

despuÉs que se tire alan me voy a tirar por ahÍ. >> alan ¿cÓmo estas ahÍ arriba?no hay duda que tiene mucho talento. >> luego que esta foto de marc anthony y su novia shannon y supuesto anillo de compromiso le diera la vuelta al mundo el portal de people negÓ que se hayan casado de acuerdo a la informaciÓn la publicista de marc anthony no hizo aquÍ nan. >> opinan. >> mientras un dÍa * thalÍa de da duro al gimnasio otro dÍa le da duro a la dieta comiendo se este increÍble hot dog. >> la novia de mick jagger fue encontrada ahorcada en su apartamento. >> este miÉrcoles se estrena la pelÍcula... con su sÚper elenco la amiga de la casa, es quien da visa al personaje de gabi nos mandÓ este clip para prepararnos para la gran visita de todo este sÚper elenco que llega a "despierta america" este viernes ♪ ♪ ♪ oye, te quedÓ increÍble este revol tifrl * ahora quiero ver como te vas a lanzar. >> recuerden que para ver mÁs de esto y todas las aventuras visita "despierta america."com y me voy a lanzar a las 1 a las 2 y a las 3. >> te queda bien este arnÉs. >> mira que bien le q

>>>e se es el problema, alan. >> con las clases de baile de kevin a alan, les decimos muy buenos díastes >>> una herramienta clave en la búsqueda de restos, sería un vehículo acuático estadounidense que puede sumergirse por cable hasta llegar al fondo del mar. >>> expertos creen que podría llegar a encontrar las cajas negras de la aeronave de malasyan airlines . >>> socorristas encontraron más cuerpos víctimas del alud de washington, perros rastreadors, maquinaria pesada y los propios socorristas excavan para poder encontrar más desaparecidos, entre ellos hay varios niños desaparecidos >>> orando, orando sin césar, y dando la vida, y también con la biblia todo el tiempo, porque dicen que lo último que se pierde e sl fe, y como la fe es la convicción de lo que no se ve, tenemos fe que vn asaltante aparecer. >>> reportes indican que lo ocurrido fue una tragedia anunciada, porque hace años se advirtió de la posibilidad de dslaves en la zona. >>> al parecer las ovejas negras del servicio secreto no escarmientan, 3 agentes fueron enviados de regreso de holanda por mala conducta, uno fue en

, alan!respuestas para preguntas como estas, asi qué tú eres la mejor persona para hacer tus taxes. intuit turbotax. es increíble lo que eres capaz de hacer. ¡sí! ¿te gusta?béisbol! ¡sí, gracias, tío, justo lo que quería! ¡a ver vamos, enséñame! sfx: ding ¿jaime? mejor vuela. con southwest airlines te acercas de verdad. aprovecha nuestras tarifas bajas, porque en persona es mejor. viaja a destinos increíbles desde solo 69 dólares. reserva ya en southwest.com. ♪. ♪ lo que la gente comenta lo que la gente comenta ♪ ♪ lo quiero saber lo que la gente comenta ♪. >>> ya estás agarrando el ritmo. >>> es mi segundo día, tampoco me voy a aprender el long play,. >>> mañana vienes. >>> mañana vengo para ver si me aprendo. >>> me cayó bien el tom welling. >>> vamos a ver el revoltillo, el primero de dos lo hice en medio avión. >>> se me hace que realmente alan quiere quedarse aquí de por vida. >>> me encantaría. >>> lo sabes hacer. >>> sus pininos. >>> el revoltillo del martes. >>> que la encanta hacer p

(risas) >>> mijo. >>> es el tema, estÁ muy sensible en esta semana alan. >>> alan tiene mucha platicaÁs de acuerdo con el narcotrÁfico estas en contra de la ley. la gente tiene que sentar cabeza y decir. >>> no. >>> sÍ, claro que si, luis alfonso es difÍcil. >>> no, no. >>> no puedes ver entre lÍneas, haces un trabajo de entretenimiento, y periodistico, trabajas para quÉ? para filtrar la informaciÓn, me gusta o Él estÁ con la ley, le dirijo mi mensaje y a Él no, el hace un trabajo comÚn y corriente, para quÉ? >>> tienes que hacereo un trabajo en el marco de lo legal. >>> no saliÓ de la legalidad. >>> le voy a decir una cosa, hacen conciertos en mÉxico todavÍa van a palenques, y pueblos y demÁs, para que se meten en una bronca, se encontrarÁn, no? >>> sÍ. lo Único que hicieron fue preguntar lo que queremos saber. >>> en colombia. >>> nosotros los periodistas preguntamos ellos deciden si responden o no, sobre cualquier tema. >>> sÍ. >>> de su familia del mÚsica. >>> en colombia los salseros y los del vallenato temÍan hablar de los narcotraficantes, se acabÓ el vallenato? no se acabÓ, se

alan shepard has this really snazzy white corvette. they are getting 1 dollar a night hotel rooms at the holiday inn. this is all down in cocoa beach which is bay city and just lit up with all sorts of neon signs of moons and stars and intergalactic fanfare. the women actually come down to cocoa beach for a sort of ladies weekend and one of the original mercury seven astronauts remembered walking into the lobby of the holiday inn and two women, these astronaut groupies who had come with the adorable name of cape cookies fall to their knees in front of her astronaut, her husband. what is going on? so you have throughout the space race having to maintain this semblance of everything is fine at home. oh of course, my husband i am sure just goes home to the holiday as soon as he finishes work. meanwhile course there are all sorts of tabloid headlines coming out and everything. she moves to houston in 1962 and i had a lot of fun learning about this whole area known as together spilled. this is what makes nonfiction writing so tantalizing. t

i'll thank alan krueger. say hello to mr.>>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at new york stock exchange. faber is off. final full week of the quarter. futures up,spite disappointing flash pmi out of china, eight-month low. plenty of data. fed speak on the calendar. europe slightly in the red. road map going to go like this with the markets set to open higher, despite the disappointing chinese data. as often is the

>> hi, this is al >> i'll take you alan. apologise. >> sorry, lisa and i are friend, i didn't want to cut her off. clearly if the australian prime minister said he thinks these are from the airmine, the aussies are good at accident investigation. i have a feeling their version of the ntsb has probably looked at the material before going on the public with the story. the search is beginning. in 1987 we lost a 747 in the indian ocean, and didn't get out there quick enough to find the beepers. south african airways 747, and it took us two years. the search ain't over yet. this is great news, it looks like now it's localized into a couple of hun tread square - couple of hundred thousand square miles instead of millions. we'll need oceanographers and meteorologists to work out the winds and currents. there's a lot of work to be done. we need a large fleet of p3. the aussies coughed up a couple - that's great. i don't know if they found it or someone else. the u.s. navy needs to get a bunch of those down to australia. the search i

alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow gnaw fight -- bonafide threat, but it pointed out a weakness. airline passengers were surprised to find a woman has been sneaking past this checkpoint. >> that's hard to believe with how how much they make you go through security. >> they arrested marilyn hartman not far from the checkpoint. >> she is not supposed to be there. she has a court order preventing her from being to the airport unless she has a lawful reason to be there, like a ticket to go somewhere. >> she was arrested three times last february for trying to sneak on board a flight to hawaii. she simply sliped under and bypassed both security guards including the tsa agent who checks your boarding pass and id card. she was caught twice in the boarding area, but once made it on to a high high-bound flight without a boarding pass and was found siting in a ticketed seat before take of yo.

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y alan despuÉs de un dÍa de de pesadilla, se encuentra sa fo y salvo con su mamÁ y papa.consecutivas. demandÓ al gobierno federal acusÁndolo de no proteger a arizona, de lo que llamÓ una invasiÓn de indocumentados. en un mensaje en sus redes sociales, la gobernadora de 69 aÑos pidiÓ que tiempo de pasar la antorcha de liz derazgo y eso que quie hacer en las elecciones de noviembre. >>> al regresar de la pausa. veremos como celebrara el papa francisco su primer aÑo en el vaticano y el impacto que ha logrado en la iglesia en tan corto tiempo. >>> el caos se apodera de las calles de caracas nuevos enfrentamientos entre opositores del gobierno y chavistas >>> y parece una tiara, pero este aparato podrÍa convertirse en la salvaciÓn de millones de personas, que sufren, que padecen de severas migraÑas. sufren mig la popularidad que presidente barack obama sigue en picada y llegÓ a su naval mÁs bajo desde que llegÓ a la casa blanca una encuesta de nbc y wall street journal demuestra que solo 41% a prueba su gestiÓn y 54 porcino. porcino. >> el papa francisco jorge mario bergoglio

abc7 news reporter alan wang has been speaking with neighbors tonight. alan? >> reporter: alameda county's crime scene center is parked out front and crime scene detectives is moving in and out. the woman's body is still in the home partly because police were delayed while waiting for a search warrant. the neighbors agree that they were shocked when they saw a girl leaving her castro valley home in tears. she just found her mother's body in the house at 4:00 p.m. >> we were sure this was a homicide. >> i am shocked and scared at the same time. >> they lived next door. they say the family has a third grade daughter who attends stanton elementary school across the street. the vehicle tim's husband is a. quiet man. >> i saw him working. >> outside of that they know little about the family who elevens here. tom delgado lives two doors down. >> people were more friendly and more close. but now days people change all the time. it is hard to be friends with people because they stay to themselves. >> back to the search warrant, usually an adult family member gives the

alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow gnaw fight -- bonafide threat, but it pointed out a weakness. airline passengers were surprised to find a woman has been sneaking past this checkpoint. >> that's hard to believe with how how much they make you go through security. >> they arrested marilyn hartman not far from the checkpoint. >> she is not supposed to be there. she has a court order preventing her from being to the airport unless she has a lawful reason to be there, like a ticket to go somewhere. >> she was arrested three times last february for trying to sneak on board a flight to hawaii. she simply sliped under and bypassed both security guards including the tsa agent who checks your boarding pass and id card. she was caught twice in the boarding area, but once made it on to a high high-bound flight without a boarding pass and was found siting in a ticketed seat before take of yo.

alan, a couple of questions.f all, do you have an opinion on whether or not that is wreckage from the plane or is that just impossible to tell from those satellite images? what do you make of this pallet seen by one of search planes yesterday? >> well, they are all promising but obviously there's a lot of debris out there and we need a lot more resources than eight airplanes and 20 something ships. i think we need 48 airplanes and we need it quick and i just hope that president obama is getting the right kind of information. we have a fleet of p3 orions and they need to be out there looking. the u.s. air force has mc-130s with aerial refueling that can stay on station longer than the p3s. that needs to be moved in the area to help identify was on the surface. >> now, alan, as you may know, the sailors call this stretch of the indian ocean the roaring 40s, both for its latitude on the globe but also for very rough seas and high winds. what do you think are the chances given the fact that the satellite images are d

alan and delaney were planning an august wedding along the river. they were eager to start their lives. before death allan wrote a facebook post about his fiancee. >> his last text was about 45 minutes before the incident. it is to delaney and it said "the 10 things i need to make me hope", and it was all you, 10 yous. >> entire families have been vibed out. bobbel understands the possibility that while rescuers work around the clock, alan's body may not be found. >> it's only their body, their shell. they are together now. i picture them together where they are at. that's only their shells. but i still picture them toot. -- picture them together. the town was tight knit with a population of 200. friends, family members and neighbours gathered together in prayer. funerals have been planned and one of the first memorials was for linda mcpherson, the town librarian. she was reading the paper with her husband when it his. rescue workers saved her husband. she didn't make it. she managed the library for 30 years and retired, and enjoyed work engine her

the team slapped alan pardew with a $168,000 fine, and alan pardew could face discipline from the leaguenew york yankees broadcast live at 3am in the morning. for spring gaining, here is the reason why. the yankee debut head and the $155 million japanese import. the 25-year-old tang -- tanaka dazzled. heap received a standing ovation as he left the field. the l.a. dodgers had a rookie player on. jock petersen this year is hoping to do the same. the kid has the skill and confidence thanks to the support of family. >> i'm pretty talented and blessed that i have abilities - i mean, i can hopefully make the game fun to watch. >> jock petersen may not be a household name, but he has the makings of being a star. petersen was drafted by the dodgers in the 11th round of the draft and was named the organization's minor league player of the year. petersen delivers in multiple facets of the game. >> i think think everyone has high hopes. it's what we think the guy can do. he's what you want as far as the way the swing is supposed to look. >> i pride myself having skills in all aspects of the game.

alanal -- alan wang is live where cul law veer made bail and was released. >> dan, the defensive back chris culliver built up a reputation as an outspoken player: tonight he walked out the doors and didn't say a single word. eight hours after being arrested for a hit-and-run accident chris culli vie r walked out of the santa clara county jail. >> no, get out of here with that. >> an unidentified woman yelled at reporters as he hoped into a mini-van and drove away. at 10:30 this morning witnesses say culliver made a u-turn near south seventh in san jose. >> lost a little control and ended up popping up on to the sidewalk and striking a bicyclist. the car began to leave the scene. >> they followed culliver's white mustang and then cornered him. he hoped out with a bag in his hand. >> he had something in his hand when he grabbed the bag. they were concerned for themselves and their family safety. >> police arrested culliver for possessing illegal brass knuckles and he is accused of felony hit-and-run and dreefg on a suspended license. the team released a statement saying the 49er organiz

alanal -- alan wang is live where cul law veer made bail and was released. >> dan, the defensive back chris culliver built up a reputation as an outspoken player: tonight he walked out the doors and didn't say a single word. eight hours after being arrested for a hit-and-run accident chris culli vie r walked out of the santa clara county jail. >> no, get out of here with that. >> an unidentified woman yelled at reporters as he hoped into a mini-van and drove away. at 10:30 this morning witnesses say culliver made a u-turn near south seventh in san jose. >> lost a little control and ended up popping up on to the sidewalk and striking a bicyclist. the car began to leave the scene. >> they followed culliver's white mustang and then cornered him. he hoped out with a bag in his hand. >> he had something in his hand when he grabbed the bag. they were concerned for themselves and their family safety. >> police arrested culliver for possessing illegal brass knuckles and he is accused of felony hit-and-run and dreefg on a suspended license. the team released a statement saying the 49er organiz

. >> alan wang is live with our coverage. alan?and carolyn, the battle 1* tapering down and we are seeing fewer hoses on the fire, and we are seeing a few engines starting to pull out. from the beginning these firefighters were on the defensive. they were trying to keep the massive blaze from spreading. by night fall firefighters were snuffing out a fire that could be see around the bay. >> it was insane how big it got. i was worried it would spread to this building. >> linda gruben came home when she noticed several frantic firefighters. >> they followed me in. they pulled the fire alarm and said everybody needs to evacuate. >> about 30 tenants raced out anded immediately felt the heat even though the windows were too hot to touch. >> you couldn't see them crash, but you could hear them cracking from the heat. >> the plan is to put every available hose on the fire and soak it down. that meant calling the water department and diverting more esh prer to the hydrants -- more pressure to the hydrants. it is almost half of the entire s

jim introduced himself to alan and alan's mother and learned alan was looking for a job. radio shack's loss was congressman johnson's game and mine as well. a few days after that parade alan was working as a volunteer driver for jim's campaign. when jim won his election he hired alan to work in his kokomo, indiana office helping constituents to work on military and veterans affairs. it was a good fit. alan grew up in a military family. his dad phillip bud bruce was a career air force man. in 1989 alan moved to washington to work in congressman johns' d.c. office as systems administrator managing a congressional computer network in those days was a lot different. the internet was still pretty obscure used mostly by elite researchers. people didn't have personal e-mails and back then high-tech communications meant fax machines. computers were used mainly for keeping lists, data entry. cell phones were a perk of just the wealthy few. almost no one had heard of a web site and smartphones, youtube, twitter, flicker, nobody imagine what had that meant. alan joined my staff as s

let me go to alan diehl. how big a deal is this, alan? >> like lisa said, we have to wait until we get our hands on the objects before we really know. what bothers me a little bit. 79 feet is a big chunk. the chinese objects looked 70 by 70. the prime minister suggesteded they were long. 70 or 80 feet long with a blob on the end. what could that be. it may be the wing and the fuel tanks, we think to empty, so it may float. it's consistent with what we may expect. >> how long are the wings? >> it's over 200 feet. each is over 100 feet. that's within the ballpark. if the fuel cells were empty and the wing tore off. it's possible that they might float. that's interesting. >> when he says a blob on the end, i mean what goes through your mind is a winning attached to the fuselage of the plane. >> that's what i was thinking, make it was the the joint with the views large, right. >> i -- fuse large, right. >> we have been careful not to speculate in a big way. i think that given the prime minister of australia's comments, and then the head of th