♪ ♪ alan: cortale! johnny: ¿por quÉ? alan: escuchen esto!a a la locura ♪ ay, por un beso de la chula ♪ esa chula consentida alejandro: muy buenos dÍas, familia! hoy es jueves 26 de febrero de 2015. quedan 308 dÍas para que se acabe el aÑo. 308 oportunidades de volver a empezar. karla: israel, bienvenido a tu casa. ismael: muchas gracias! quÉ gran dÍa. hoy vamos hablar de cÓmo convertir nuestro cerebro en emocionalmente fuerte. nunca es tarde. karla: estoy de acuerdo. nunca es tarde para replantearnos la vida. ademÁs, nos visitan en una hora sin tapujos cristina saralegui, giselle blondet, karla monrroig y javier poza. imagÍnense que hay una mujer que estuvo muerta por 45 minutos! quÉdense con nosotros. y muchachos, hay algo muy bueno. ♪ muy buenos dÍas, arrancan los motores asÍ con emociÓn ♪ ♪ esto es lo que se comenta, lo que se comenta hoy ♪ ana: amigos, la primera dama de estados unidos, michelle obama, hizo un vÍdeo retando a uno de nosotros. karla: ¿quieren saber de quiÉn se trata? esto es lo que se comenta hoy. ( habla en inglÉs ) ( ap

alan: 18 aÑos!n set, por algo es el nÚmero uno del atp, pasado sÓlo un poco mÁs de tres horas en camino a la semifinal. alan: es increÍble cÓmo estÁ jugando djokovic. adriana: si hablamos de poco tiempo en el rectÁngulo de las emociones, roger federer dio un paso mÁs cerca a su nuevo tÍtulo en dubai al vencer a richard gasquet. el suizo pasÓ sólo dos horas y 17 minutos en la cancha en sus tres primeros partidos. ahora jugarÁ la semifinal con este joven de 18 aÑos, croata, coric. alan: la va a tener difÍcil, ni federal. - mi federer. adriana: y peterson fue favorecido por la decisiÓn de la corte de distrito. dijo que se actuÓ fuera de lugar cuando se suspendiÓ a peterson por castigar a su hijo de 4 aÑos con violencia. alan: yo no lo veo mal, como se dieron las marcas del niÑo y todo... adriana: pensÉ que me ibas a decir que no veÍas mal el castigo. el prÓximo 6 de marzo arranca la nueva campaÑa de la mls configuras de renombre internacional como pete dempsey, kakÁ y david villa. la temporada se inici

we have alan krueger onset. to be underwhelmed not by alan krueger, but by the january numbers for stop they are often overestimated this time of year. nonfarm payroll consensus is that u.s. employers added 230,000 workers in january. that is on top of 252000 and a simmer. the on employment rate is expected to remain at 51 six cents. -- $5.6%. anthem is facing what could be the first of many lawsuits was up a california woman filed a lawsuit accusing the health insurer of failing to protect the private data of its customers, this after private information of tens of millions of patients was stolen for stop the fbi is looking into the breach, which is being lain on state-sponsored hackers from china. tom: collar round of 11, another setback for tiger woods will stop he is out of the farmers insurance open in california, exiting on the 12th hole. he made 70 shots at 40 pines and said i cannot do it. the 39-year-old's preparation for the masters, that is the first major golf championship of the year. i tried to get

alan: exactamente! jhonny: ellos son ganadores del premio revelaciÓn en premio lo nuestro. >> muchas gracias jhonny. jhonny: cuÉntanos cÓmo fue la experiencia de ser ganadores. >> nunca tuve ni amos en mente de que Íbamos a llevarnos el premio. jhonny: que es lo que hace a proyecto x tan diferente de los demÁs grupos? proye uncto ->> desde que hacÍamos canciones de 1960. gente que nos ha apoyado y has llegado al gusto de la gente. jhonny:wow! nos estÁn apoyando al 100%! esta es su reducciÓn mÁs power. >> asÍ es como dice el título del cd con mÁs power y ahora venimos con mÁs power. jhonny: con mÁs ganas. >> con mÁs ganas. termos aprovechare y mirando hacia el frente. jhonny: mirando bien bien al frente seÑores. ahora este disco nos trae una canciÓn que se llama eres tÚ. >> una canciÓn muy romÁntica. habla un poco de a quiÉn se la dedico. >> es una canciÓn, es una canciÓn de un amor muy puro y se lo dediquÉ a mi niÑa. tengo una niÑa de 9 aÑos. es un amor muy puro. pero tambiÉn puede ser una canciÓn que a

alan: exactamente!reducciÓn mÁs power. >> asÍ es como dice el título del cd con mÁs power y ahora venimos con mÁs power. jhonny: con mÁs ganas. >> con mÁs ganas. termos aprovechare y mirando hacia el frente. jhonny: mirando bien bien al frente seÑores. ahora este disco nos trae una canciÓn que se llama eres tÚ. >> una canciÓn muy romÁntica. habla un poco de a quiÉn se la dedico. >> es una canciÓn, es una canciÓn de un amor muy puro y se lo dediquÉ a mi niÑa. tengo una niÑa de 9 aÑos. es un amor muy puro. pero tambiÉn puede ser una canciÓn que alguien se la puede dedicar a un amante, una esposa o a un amor muy puro. jhonny: cÓmo se llamaba la canciÓn? >> eres tÚ! jhonny: eres tÚ! ♪ inigualable, sacado de un cuento ♪ ♪ la mujer mÁs bella ♪ ♪ a la que le harÍa un monumento ♪ ♪ esa mujer exacta ♪ todo contigo es perfecto ♪ me alegra el dÍa en cualquier momento ♪ ♪ eres tÚ ♪ ♪ mi ninja especial -ni la que bien ♪ me brinda calor ♪ eres mi rastro ♪ mi fuerza de vida lo mÁs importante ♪ ♪ sin duda mi amor ♪ ere

i mean, alan is just my hero. he never gave up for one second. >> the very next day, the team beats the world record for canopy formation. one of those skydivers? alan. >>> coming up, rescuers spot a man whose time was running out. >> he was in the midst of it and i knew he want doing well. >> when "caught on camera: what went wrong" continues. and the wind-blown watery eyes. that's why puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin. so you can always put your best face forward. a face in need deserves puffs indeed. and try puffs softpack today. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. visit tripadvisor new york. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, com

mark: alan kestenbaum, thank you so much for your time. alan: you are very much. coming up the 87th academy awards show -- we will look at the winners and losers and talk about how much a won is really worth. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. it is time for latin america report. brazil's real dropped for a fifth straight session. concern of the fiscal turmoil in fiscal turmoil in greece and federal reserve interest rate increases will dampen demand for emerging market resources -- assets, also push the real lower. coming up, another chick of the top stories, and porter bibb mediatech capital partners of will have the ratings on last night's academy awards. stay with us. ♪ mark: welcome back. let's get you the top stories we are following. there is tighter security at the biggest mall in the united states following a terrorist threat. in a video, a terrorist group called for attacks specifically mention in the mall of america located near minneapolis. >> if anyone is planning to go to the mall of america today they have to be particularly careful, and as the statement you re

but alan gold had kept his mouth shut all these years. >> the key was finding a way to force alan goldutor michael von zamft made the other man in the boat an offer he couldn't refuse. he was subpoenaed to testify and given a grant of immunity with it. if he didn't testify, the hammer would come down hard. >> then i'll have the judge order you to testify. and then i'll let you sit in jail until the trial's over. >> at age 68, gold didn't like the prospect of years in jail. he chose the door marked "cooperation." stetson in hand, alan gold limped into court with a certain bravado. he passed by his former friend, clifford, moments away from telling his version of that fateful night 20 years before. he testified that when he went to clifford's house, the son, christian -- who was supposed to be spending the weekend with his father -- wasn't there. it turned out clifford had dropped the boy off at a babysitter's. and then gold said he right away noticed a large canvas bag on the floor. >> and when he pointed to the bag or told you about the bag, who did he tell you was in the bag? >> lynne

liz: alan, what about you?you simply see we're in range, 2,000, 2100 end of october this is breaking out. once again every single time, not to say it is not going to happen this time, that 100-point move on top of old times, targets 2200, every selloff goss distance of that measure move selloff. liz: so goldman sachs, credit suisse, tracy, said year-end goal was 2100. as you know we already hit it. barclays, bar chris with them. deutch i think 2150. are these guys just undershooting? >> or did they set the barlow on purpose? look, i mean what we do know, inventory levels, merger and acquisition activity, spending all below historic levels. yeah, i mean, i'm with jeff on this one. i think we definitely have room to grow. i think foreigners have bond fatigue as well. they're coming to our markets. we're still the best place to put your money in entire world. people need a place to invest so the market will continue to march higher. >> let us not forget the very horrific headlines we had last year. israel-gaza con

today brought a new step, as alan turing's family presented the british government with a petition ton 49,000 others convicted under the same anti-sodomy laws. one of the activists behind that effort, peter tatchell, joins us now from london. briefly, if you would, the turning case took place in the 1950s, but the law he was convicted under and others have a longer history? >> absolutely. anti-gay laws in britain go back centuries and they were not finally repealed untilo three. there was a partial decriminalization in 1967 but very limited. most aspects of gay life remain criminalized. from the 19thsoncally when records pop up again until 2003, it's estimated between 50,000 and 100,000 men in britain were convicting for consenting adult same-sex relations. what we're saying is not only should alan turning rightly have been pardoned but all these other men should also be pardoned and the government should issue an apology for the suffering they endured. >> brown: how much effort went into the pardoning of alan turning, what did that take? >> it was a long campaign. we had gotten an ap

alan: it provides more opportunity. need to compare sector by sector and look at what jobs might be being replaced. by creating entirely new options. certainly, uber provides opportunity for people who left the labor force to get back in. one thing i will tell you, most of the drivers had a job before they joined uber. only about 8% were unemployed. i think we need to focus on the long-term unemployed make sure they stay in the labor force to give them training if they needed, provide more opportunities. also to focus on those who exited the labor force. they are probably apply for disability benefits, which means it is less likely they will come back. matt: we will get back to that in one moment. alan krueger will stay with me. we are moments away from the january payrolls report. scarlet fu is monitoring any reaction in the markets for us over at the breaking news desk. peter cook is at the labor department and he will give us those numbers as soon as the clock allows him to. peter, what have we got? petere:: 257,000

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alan greenspan, thank you so much. we'll get a recap of all of the big after the bell earnings and the u.s. in cuba. we'll meet for a round of diplomatic talks a few blocks from where we are going to be today. and coming up, why ending the 50-year trade embargo will boost our economy. we're back in two. can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> welcome back. we have the gap and jcpenney leading the retailers. dominic chu is joining me. >> gap also announced a $1 billion buyback program and put numbers on the expected currency fluctuations and currency and 13 cents a share on the foreclosures. jcpenney is down after breaking even for an earnings miss. some same-store sales were up 4.4% in the fourth quarter of 2015. and then finally, we end on monster bevera

i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live now in novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my

que yo creo que alan tacher se queda callado.sar a las telenovelas. >> y mÁs adelante, no se pueden perder la exclusiva que larry hernÁndez y su esposa le contarÁn a maity interiano sobre su romÁntica historia de amor. >> nÁuseas, debilidad, fatiga... estoy embarazada! >> no lo sÉ, pero pueden ser sÍntomas de otra condiciÓn que muchas personas pueden padecer y no lo saben. >> ya regresamos con esto y mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> estas son las ocurrencias de las aguelitas. >> un derecho y un revÉs... oye, hoy me despertÉ y el cuello me hizo crack! me levantÉ de la cama y la espalda me hizo crack! me quise poner las chanclas y los pies me hicieron crack! >> eso es porque estÁs muy vieja, petra. >> no, yo descubrÍ que lo que estoy es crujiente. ♪ ♪ ¿lista para tu primer plano? descubre el nuevo visionnaire de lancôme un suero de segunda generación con el complejo lr 2412 reforzado. en 4 semanas, las arrugas, los poros y la textura de la piel se corrigen visiblemente. nota una piel hermosa en tiempo real. sentirse más hermosa... eso

time for some real talk with alan colmes, home of the alan colmes show and pete snyder reporter republicante for virginia lieutenant governor. pete, let me start with you because you're a newcomer to the panel today. what are we to make of giuliani tripling down on this and scott walker not wanting to touch it? >> i'm not a cardiologist or a psychologist so i don't pretend to know the president's heart. we know rudy giuliani is plain spoken. >> i think what he's getting at is the world is on fire. what we see out of this president indifference. what was this whole thing over the past couple of day snz violent extremism? can anyone tell me what that mean snz. >> doesn't that mean he's not patriotic patriotic, allan? >> there's an old saying, when you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. this is a guy who used 9/11 to make money for himself, consulting the governments of guatemala and others. >> alan, that's -- >> seriously. to call somebody else unpatriotic and then to say, i'm not racist about it, he said in the "new york times," because he had a white mother. does that mean he woo have

they're growing alan. the president can talk all he wants and let's hope that he laze out a strategy. >> nothing he does short of all-out war is going to be enough for the right wing who wants a more robust war in a part of the world we shouldn't even be in. >> this isn't a right wing/left wing, alan. >> it's become that sadly because of your side always attack the president for what he does militarily. >> alan we're all at risk here. to say this is a political fodder topics it's not. >> it is. >> we need boots on the ground. the air strikes are piecemeal and intermittent and are not working. >> have we not learned over the last 11, twex, 13 14 years in ach began stan and iraq enhancing our military in those parts. world has done nothing but haunt us and create the very group isis that exists because of our military action in places we should not be. >> debilitating our military strength at this point in this world's history is absolutely the worst thing to do. >> we're not debilitating it. >> you just arg

i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live now in novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my

alan wang is live tonight. that man will never forget what he saw today and what he lived through. >> no he won't. the suspect was accused of shoplifting so police chased her around the corner and that's where the man was caught in the middle of it all. >> either i live or die. there was no in betweens. >> the man who identified himself as russ was caught in a hail of bullets around 12:30 they were unloading boxes from their cars at this storage building when he heard the woman. >> screaming wildly she had a gun and then running to my car. and the police were given commands and i coobt tell what they were say -- i couldn't tell what they were saying, but they were strong commands. next thing i know boom boom, boom. >> there were six or seven shots and some shattered the window of his ford focus. neither russ nor his friend were injured. >> while officers were in route the caller reported that the suspect was armed with a gun. >> it started at the home depot where witnesses say the suspect pulled out a gun after

alan joins us live in santa rosa to explain why. alan? >>reporter: of the people want the first taste of a limited edition beer. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow they are expecting a line of 500 people in the pouring rain. but there are others who have different priorities. >> last rape was really bad. >>reporter: during the last storm they ran out of sand at the santa rosa service yard so ryan stocking up before the on slot of the next one. meanwhile beer fanatic are camping out in front of the russian river brewing company despite the storm warnings. highly anticipated triple i p a served at 11:00 a.m. >> about i'll stand in the rain all night 5 to doesn't matter i'm ready to drink. >>reporter: desire dictates priorities. but the priority of tree trimmer to remove tree weaken by the drought before the oncoming winds take them down. >> if you know off deceased tree or giant tree that is recommended for removal already maybe vacate the house until the winds die down. >> revving up the chipper for the mess the storm could cause. is. >> could be a lo

alan? >> investigators had suspected it this guy had done this before and tonight they say their suspicions were confirmed. meanwhile customers and employees in the store say they were happy to hear of the arrest. the identity of the suspect has not been released, but the alameda county sheriff investigators say they positively identified him on surveillance cameras. they say he is a 33-year-old man who sexually assaulted an 8-year-old girl in the toy aisle of the 99 cent only store. we are finding out more of the suspect when investigators hold a press conference tomorrow. reporting live near hayward alan wang abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and now to the weather. the storm that is set to soak the bay area. let's take a live look from our tower camera. there is no rain just yet but it will be here soon. sandhya patel is tracking the system and she is here with live doppler 7hd. >> the rain that we need and deserve will be here soon. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we have the cloud cover tha

i hope and know that people are getting aware of alan turing and he is getting the rightful place in good luck, and i hope that you have a speech written in some way. >> i will. >> and i don't want to jinx you, but let's hope that we will say best of luck. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, morten tylden. >> and the countdown has begun for the biggest night, and we hope that you will join me, and kayla pereira beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern and after the awards, we have the all access pass to the a-list parties and the memorable moments. "and the winner is" special starts right after the show at 11:00 p.m. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature™ adaptive lenses...

alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm standing here and so i would like for this moment to be for that kid out there that feels like she's weird or she doesn't fit in anywhere -- yes, you do. i promise you do. you do. stay weird. stay different and when it's your turn and you are standing on this stage please pass the same message to the next person who comes along. thank you so much. i love you guys. >> announcer: next ben affleck presents the oscar for best director. and coming up best actor, best actress and best picture. >> announcer: the oscars on abc, brought to you by cadillac. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® it targets fine lines and wrinkles w

alan colmes, host of alan colmes radio show and tammy brings fox news contributor., we don't glorify the things. we don't run videos. we take selection of stills to viewers that give the general idea what happened not to be graphic. are we inspiring some follow-on people perhaps like the guy in copenhagen. >> information is power, not just a slogan. you need need to know everything the doctors knows but you need to know what you're fighting. i think we also have to get away from this sense notion that we're somehow responsible for what is going on or we're causing it either through coverage or through this nation's behavior. i don't like to blame the victim. i know my friend alan, as a liberal doesn't like to blame victims. this nation used to blame victim and rapist like to blame the victim, he was provoked or she was asking for it. we reject all of that. when we have as much information as possible especially about war, we're more prepared to fight them. we're able to gal analyze the support we need to make it work. jon: alan. >> they want media coverage. not only

on afterwards alan riskin and tucker carlsson discuss hollywood and the communist party in the 1930s. and marco rubio signing books and providing his thoughts on the nation's future and watch for a book on race and the criminal justice system, the meat industry and the war on drugs. for complete schedule visit booktv.org. all this and more on booktv, television for serious readers. >> really was the impact but convinced california regulators that electric car was a viable consumer option and caused them to develop a set of rules that was tucked into a larger package of air pollution related rules that essentials set out a timeline for innovation and said by 19982% of the cars have to be electric and by 200310%. it didn't fail, it was -- there was a built in review mechanism. every couple years it comes out, is this working? is it not working? why is it not working? they would also find out about it. >> how did they go about it? >> they didn't like it very much in general. probably tesla likes them but it has been any vaulting relationship. what the relationship has been characterized

does this scare you off netflix, alan?think a lot in life is unpredictable but looking at price of netflix it is rallied $120 in the last couple of weeks. it is really trading sideways between 408 and 320. when you trade the stock lop off a zero to make it palatable. trading between 48 and 32. you look for buying opportunity. it had a good gap to the upside. i wait for pullback. they figure it out. they continue to grow subscribers and monetize. that's what they do well. liz: steven, look, the competition is out there. dish and cbs said they will offer over the top type program and streaming and things like that. not to mention you have amazon getting into that party. does it get too crowded here and maybe that is what s&p is talking about? >> yes, it does get too crowded. in a sense, netflix is competing against news corp and competing against time warner and competing against other companies like cbs that you mentioned have plenty of free cash flow. what s&p pointed out, netflix will not have free cash flow. how do you c

alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm standing here and so i would like for this moment to be for that kid out there that feels like she's weird or she doesn't fit in anywhere -- yes, you do. i promise you do. you do. stay weird. stay different and when it's your turn and you are standing on this stage please pass the same message to the next person who comes along. thank you so much. i love you guys. >> announcer: next ben affleck presents the oscar for best director. and coming up best actor, best actress and best picture. >> announcer: the oscars on abc, brought to you by cadillac. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fin

alan was detained by police in ft. myers, florida. 16-year-old girl accusing alan of exposing himself to her. but, police say she changed her story several times. alan was released without being charged because of lack of evidence. alan sent a text message to comcast sports net saying quote, someone definitely lied and he vows to clear his name. >>> we could learn today if a judge will allow revel to cancel the sale of the closed casino hotel to a developer. they have many interested buyers. revel moved to kill the sale after the closing deadline passed last week. the judge will also decide if the developer loses its $10 million deposit. >>> our region is recovering this morning from a blast of snow. we'll check back with our crews out in the field in just a few minutes and we'll give you a look at the conditions in new jersey. >>> we'll also get a check on conditions in center city. see how the cleanup is going along. it is all ahead in our next half hour. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> right now at 11:30, the snow is mo

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alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were in there, we didn't know brrrr it. >> they say mason ignited explosives to intimidate someone. residents complained of loud explosions during the week. this morning police searched mason's home in this upscale neighborhood and discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they were going off across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. police also found bomb-maked ingredients in the home. mason was

i alan wang has been tracking the storm damage from the east bay to the north bay and joins us live nown novato. alan sph. >> ama and dan, pg&e says they are still trying to figure out what caused the outage that had about 2,000 people in the dark out here. they are still trying to restore power a few miles down the road. all caused by high winds. wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour near novato snapped a utility pole knocking out power to 1500 customers. further north in bodega high winds trapped a mother and two kids in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> i remember learning through a safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> trees were toppling all over the bay area including this 90-foot pine in the berkeley hills. >> they pulled enough of the root that the wind had to be incredibly high for the tree to fall over. >> it fell across three properties and damaged a neighbor's roof, but there was no injuries. in pinole the wind pulled this tree out of the ground and on top of two cars. >> at least nothing happened to my family. first thing on my m

alan wang is live where he has been gathering more information. alan? >> the sheriff department says they were following the suspect because she threatened someone. when they pulled her over they found explosives in her car which lead to a search of her home and a surprise for everyone including her roommate. >> she is a great mother. i mean she is a really sweet person. >> joy brown was floored when police arrested her roommate 43-year-old loreen mason. the bomb squad found mason's bedroom full of explosives. >> she has the moster bedroom and keeps her door locked. if they were in there, we didn't know brrrr it. >> they say mason ignited explosives to intimidate someone. residents complained of loud explosions during the week. this morning police searched mason's home in this upscale neighborhood and discovered 87 explosive devices. >> apparently they were so loud they were going off across town. >> homes in the immediate area were evacuated and other neighbors were ordered to stay inside. police also found bomb-maked ingredients in the home. mason was

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alans becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. . >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. here's a personal question for many people an embarrassing one. can you fix a sexless marriage? tonight we're with couples revealing their intimate secrets and fears. love may come in all shapes and sizes. for these men and women, hope comes in the form of a box. a sex box, to be precise. here's abc's gloria riviera. >> hi. >> reporter: meet anita. >> put olive oil in there. >> reporter: busy mother of four, hoply married to her high school sweetheartal ton. >> how is it? >> amazing. >> good. >> reporter: she's enjoying what seems like a perfect suburban life in phoenix, arizona. >> always on the go in my little suv with my little people. >> reporter: but there's more to her story. >> bye-bye, have a good practice. >> reporter: once we're out of the house she makes a shocking confession to me. >> okay, we're away from hus

. >> alan bell, jr. is an 11-year veteran of the dover volunteer fire department.eague, louis morales with the randolph fire department is also on the scene. >> we saw a lot of smoke coming from the first floor and lot of smoke coming from the second floor, in the front of the house. >> morales learns a woman is trapped on the second floor. he and his team quickly assess the situation. >> when i arrived, i just saw the randolph fire department on scene establishing water supply and trying to get into the building to be able to make a rescue of the victim that was reportedly trapped. >> shortly after arriving, alan bell pulls out a brand new gadget, a helmet camera, giving a rare glimpse of what firefighting is like up close. >> i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. >> because of a change in regulations, it's the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. >> we are initially what they called a rapid intervention te

thank you, alan knuckman.id: from working for the world's largest mutual fund, to starting his own hedge fund to owning a hockey team, arena football team and minority stake in the boss 10 red sox, he has done it all. there is a lot he is waiting to do as well. >> what else could he possibly do, david? how about this? he is working on massive one billion dollar transformation of tampa's waterfront. jeff finik strategic property founder, joins us now. i am all glitery eyed because i'm a huge hockey fan. looking you own the tampa bay lightning, why not bring people in for a whole experience. talk about the project you're working on and why it is important for you to rehabilitate this waterfront area. >> thank you. thank you for allowing me to appear on the show. liz: sure. >> i bought the tampa bay lightning five years ago. we made very good progress of goal becoming a world class franchise. when i bought the steam i was able to buy a little bit of real estate on either side of the arena. over time we bought 30-

alan greenspan making the point that this is probably ultimately not going to work.ing up at the top of the hour, "street smart" and bill isaac. trish: we will be talking to about the commercial mortgage lending market and the stronger dollar and its impact on banks. bill eisen -- bill isaac is joining. we will be discussing what the future of ukraine is. mark: see you at the top of the hour. stay with us. another edition of on the market on the chart on the other side of the break. "bottom line" continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: shares of american airlines are facing turbulent say after cutting his first quarter pretax margin forecast just two weeks after the airline unveiled its estimate. scarlet fu dig deeper into today's off the charts segment and she joins us from the breaking news desk. scarlett: the question is, what prompted this change in american airlines? and the answer is, oil prices that have pushed jet fuel up by $.10 per gallon. we have seen shares lower along with delta and united, which are falling in sympathy. at the bigger picture is that u.s. ai

in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> there were three winning jackpot tickets in the powerball drawing. they were sold in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. in california three tickets matched five numbers, but missed the powerball number. one was sold at the pop top market and liquor in san leandro. that ticket is worth an estimated $1 million. that's a nice pay day. 11 13, 25, 39, 54 and the powerball is 19. >> all right well thousands of cancer patients undergo chemotherapy every year. >> but the odds of success can vary from patient to patient. >> the powerful experimental technology that is being developed in the bay area to find the right medicine for you. >> and lucky local diners getting free wine. the mysterious donor whose mission is to add a little caber nay to your day. >> and i am abc7 news sandhya patel. we will add a little spring-like warmth to your when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only

next, a tour of the enigma exhibit, the film "the imitation game" features a story of mathematician alan turing who is credited with cracking the enigma code. >> this is our most popular exhibit. we have people who come from all over the world to see it. this is authentic german enigma machine. we have about five you can actually operate and people come from not only around the united states but around the world is a not only want to look at and enigma machine but you can actually operate this device and we are going to do that in just a second. the germans adopted this device as their main battlefield tactical communications device because it has an amazing capability. despite the fact it is electromechanical, it can produce permutations of three times 10 to the 114th power. that's more than all the stars in the universe and it makes it personally impossible -- virtually impossible to do what we call a brute force operation. it is way too much information to go through and because of that the germans believe you could never get to the point where you could find the key. if you can find

alan, let me fire this one at you, do you think the nazis have heroes?t are you you comparing what the nazi mission was versus what our mission is in war as a country? >> i am stating that we invaded iraq. we were not asked in. we invaded a country. we overthrew its government and killed people that lived there. >> are we analogous to the nazis? >> well, and the communists, yeah. >> here now alan colmes. when you heard that what did you think? >> once you bring up the nazis, it's like god wins law. the longer the argument goes on the somebody bring up nazis. you lose the argument. it's insane to compare our fighting troops to the nazis. >> that's what he did, did he not? >> yeah. i don't agree with that. >> we don't use him on the show here on the factor because he is a 9/11 truther, he is out there on a lot of different levels. but he was a former governor of minnesota. >> that's right. >> what does that say about minnesota. >> it's a unique state, isn't it. >> you have al franken as a senator. >> there al franken is probably more in the mainstream. >>

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

martha: alan, let me ask you this.nd time again the white house has a hard time these tortured responses of so carefully choosing each word about things that, i think most people look at and can be pretty clear about what happened. it was a jewish cokekosher -- market. it was anti-semitic attack. why would that be hard to say. >> difficult t, for those who for whatever reason accept anything the president says or brad -- >> i like when the president tells the truth. >> i think it is petty to take a word out of context and say when he said randomly, what he was referring to, those people who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. he never suggested nor did the state department right after the tragedy said the deli was targeted because it was jewish deli. there is no question about that but who happened to be in the deli happened to be sadly for them random. that is a distinction that i would think most people would understand. >> i just think time and time again, it is this difficult process of talking abo

. >> alan wang is live with the story. alan? >> dan and ama if there are more victims police think they are too scared or embarrassed to report the crime. now there is a picture of the suspect and police want to know if you know who she is. >> he admitted he solicited a prostitute on a casual encounter website. she e-mailed the picture and says the same woman showed up at his home in the area of fremont. she thinks he drugged him and when he woke up his hands were tied behind his back. three men were in the house and they along with the woman beat him until he told them where his cash and valuables were located. >> it doesn't surprise me. all of these things that are all on-line and you are hooking up on-line you have no idea what you are walking into. >> this man said his friend solicited a prostitute from a similar website that openly advertises for. it -- for it. >> i don't think it is safe. >> and now police want your help in finding the female suspect. she is described as italian or hispanic, 18 to 22 years old. 140 to 160

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