. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry. keeping it at its current site at peer 31.5 and moving it to pier41 or fort mason. the public sounded off for the first time and lilian kim is live at the alcatraz ferry with the story. >> dan the 10-year lease at pier31.5 is up next year which is why the national park service is exploring options. 1 pin -- 1.4 million people visit alcatraz every year. they no longer want short-term leases and they want a spot along the san francisco waterfront for 50 years. >> just so it is a quality national park experience from the mainland to the island. for that to happen we need a long-term base of operations. >> the national park service presented their plan to the public. the idea is to install exhibits to improve the visitor experience. among the proposed sites peer 31.5 along the embarcadero. pier41 near fisherman's wharf. >> 5,000 people per day come to catch the alcatraz ferry. that's crazy. that will really change the complexion of the whole neighborhood. >> swimmers and kayakers say the

. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry. keeping it at its current site at peer 31.5 and moving it to pier41 or fort mason. the public sounded off for the first time and lilian kim is live at the alcatraz ferry with the story. >> dan the 10-year lease at pier31.5 is up next year which is why the national park service is exploring options. 1 pin -- 1.4 million people visit alcatraz every year. they no longer want short-term leases and they want a spot along the san francisco waterfront for 50 years. >> just so it is a quality national park experience from the mainland to the island. for that to happen we need a long-term base of operations. >> the national park service presented their plan to the public. the idea is to install exhibits to improve the visitor experience. among the proposed sites peer 31.5 along the embarcadero. pier41 near fisherman's wharf. >> 5,000 people per day come to catch the alcatraz ferry. that's crazy. that will really change the complexion of the whole neighborhood. >> swimmers and kayakers say the

. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry.eeping it at its current site at peer 31.5 and moving it to pier41 or fort mason. the public sounded off for the first time and lilian kim is live at the alcatraz ferry with the story. >> dan the 10-year lease at pier31.5 is up next year which is why the national park service is exploring options. 1 pin -- 1.4 million people visit alcatraz every year. they no longer want short-term leases and they want a spot along the san francisco waterfront for 50 years. >> just so it is a quality national park experience from the mainland to the island. for that to happen we need a long-term base of operations. >> the national park service presented their plan to the public. the idea is to install exhibits to improve the visitor experience. among the proposed sites peer 31.5 along the embarcadero. pier41 near fisherman's wharf. >> 5,000 people per day come to catch the alcatraz ferry. that's crazy. that will really change the complexion of the whole neighborhood. >> swimmers and kayakers say the fe

coming up: the launch point for alcatraz. may soon change. and where it could be heading. has some people fired up. a driver crashes into a bay area boy's home. sending him flying across the room! and -- where huge chunks of ice. are falling from the sky tonight! ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam :take a look at what is dropping from the sky in oklahoma tonight. a storm produced hail. as large as baseballs! the hail pictured here fell in meeker, oklahoma. that's about a half-hour east of oklahoma city. another photograph making the rounds on social media. shows a piece of hail compared to an i- phone. a meteorologist in the region tweeted these photos out tonight. >> reporter :and they're still dealing with some severe thunderstorms in that area. other than that, no severe storms here we will nigel--let you know exactly how long the wind will stick around for when the crown for news contin

. >>> the national service having hearings about moving alcatraz and the existing terminal is at peervice has run into difficulties getting a new lease from the port of san francisco. the park service is considering moving back to its previous location at peer 41 or moving to fort mason. >> the infrastructure already exists to handle the millions of visitors that want to go to alcatraz. that's where the hotels and giftshops are.. >> the barge service says it well comes public input and want to hear more. they're accepting comments on all three terminal proposals until may 20 on where or if to move the ferry service to alcatraz. >>> we'll tell you about a proposal for a new coliseum city for oakland and what obstacles lie ahead. >>> efforts to stem gun violence may be working. oakland is one of the bay area cities that uses a technology to help the gun fire rates. these go directly to officers even before 911 calls come in. >> it makes it a lot easier for us to respond and possibly capture someone involved in gunfire. >> on average cities that use the technology see a 28% reduction. >>

. >>> and the alcatraz ferry terminal could be on the move. after the break we will tell why you some residents are not happy about one of the new proposed locations. >>> here's a live look outside. we have our san mateo bridge camera there in the background. san jose right now 50 degrees. should warm up to 69 this afternoon. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. >>> time now, 4:10. there plains to move the hub where visitors hop on to a ferry and go out to alcatraz island. earlier this year the national park service identified three new locations for an upgraded alcan ramirez ferry terminal. -- alcatraz ferry terminal. the first is the current home of the terminal which is at pier 31..5 along the embarcadero. if they keep the terminal there it would upgrade the site. the second possible terminal is located a few blocks away in fisherman's wharf at pier 41. the map slidin

. >>> a public meeting is underway in san francisco to decide the future location of the alcatraz ferrythe ferries take off from pier 33 along the embarcadero. the national parks service which operates alcatraz has not been able to reach a new lease agreement with the port of san francisco. it's considering moving the ferry terminal to land it already owns at ft. mason. that has residents there worried about an invasion of tourist. >> to think that ft. mason would have an influx of over 1.5 million more visitors per year is simply impossible. >> the national parks service told abc7 news it knows about the traffic impact of moving the alcatraz forry to ft. mason but wants a semi permanent home for the ferry terminal. >>> you could call it a cocktail chronicle. >> how a couple of back tenders are serving up some >>> coming up in the newsroom new at 6:00, another strange turn in an already bizarre case tonight. the demand the alleged kidnappers of a vallejo woman made to police and how officers responded. >>> also the sales tax hike coming to several bay area cities. see why you may want t

>>whoosh >> grant:the controversial plan to move the alcatraz ferry. meeting tonight. >>whoosh >> grant:and protecting your child more risk than you are. >>the id theft rate for children is seven to 51 percent times the rate it is for adults. >> grant:this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> pam: a west oakland mother was gunned down and killed three appear to be working hard on the case. because they have now charged a fourth suspect with murder. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. he joins us live tonight from police headquarters in oakland. >> pam: j.r.? >> reporter: in west oakland mother killed as she tried to help two of her children to safety earlier this month her death sparked outrage in the community. >> is terrific crime as every parent and citizen worst nightmare. >> cannot find words to express the rage and frustration that you feel. >> reporter: this is video from our helicopter partnership abc seven newsprint video that was recorded tralee after the shots rang out. pierce the kids were not hurt but she was in a crossfire of what

the national park service heard strong opposition to moving the alcatraz ferry launch to fort mason. currently tay that i can one and a half billion people from san francisco to alcatraz every year, many people who turned out for a meeting said that's too many for the people for the area around fort mason. the existing terminal is at pier 33, they are having a difficult time getting a new lease from the port of san francisco. they are considering moving back to its previous location at pier 41 or moving to fort mason. one swimmer we talk with is worried about how that would affect recreation near fort mason. >> perhaps as many as 100 people swimming that area, particularly in the mornings, really all the time around pier three it is a favorite. we call it around trip fort mason. we swim around the coast to fort mason and back. >> the national parks service is asking the pub public for opinions. >>> the city of oakland has removed some major obstacles, several passed environmental planning measures. last night that cleared the way for massive development project. the land is now rezon

contracts -- chance to move the alcatraz ferry landing. contracts are renewed every two years. right now it picks up at the embarcardero. some crowds fear big crowds if the landing is moved to ft. mason. >>> in fremont a trucker lost its load of scrap metal. a big rig filmed on its side this morning at mission and stephenson. the driver was not seriously hurt. there was diesel fuel spilling into storm drains. >>> in milpitas another accident with a truck carrying lumber. the truck and suv collided, no word on injuries. >>> a package thief on the loose in san jose. this video captures the crime on tape. one neighbor says the thief walked up to the porch, steals the package from the front steps. the woman lab spotted in the rose garden area on several occasions carrying a large backpack. >>> the bay area will get an early look at the man picked to replace jon stewart on the daily slow. comedian trevor noah has five soldout shows at cobbs comedy club in san francisco in may. noah is coming under fire at past tweets some say are anti semitic and sexist, but comedy central is sticki

at the wharf and pier 3 option with the most vocal opposition. >> 5,000 people a day come to the alcatraz ferry. it is crazy. that will change the cop -- complexion of the neighbor of the. >> ferries coming and going from fort mason will be in the way of kayakers but the port said do not panic yet the odds of a deal involving pier 3 1 1/2 is look promising. >> pier 3 1 1/2 is the best they have been there 10 years and we hope for them to be this for the next 50 years. >> a decision could come by this summer. >> now it is 4:44. what colors are we wearing today? >>> blue and gold for the warriors. the warriors return to the arena tomorrow night against the sums after finishing off a four game road trip in style. big sty. >> surveillance video were state was facing the clippers looking for the 10th straight. green misses the third consecutive game and grave were took advantage and los angeles took the 1747 point lead but the warriors came back and steph curry had the play of night with a dribble that sent chris paul falling. that is now easy. the jumper finished with 27 points and clay thomp

like a new alcatraz. ♪ bill: start us off. >> one person you don't want to get angry got your girlfriendsndfather. stand his granddaughters boyfriends. fatally. the couple has a one -year-old child together. ♪ bill: well -- >> the age-old story, always a bridesmaid never a bride bride except in this case it is the opposite. always the bride. ten times ten times to be exact. different counties throughout new york. the big problem is at least seven of her husband's are from countries that have been red flagged by the us including eastern turkey, molly command pakistan including husband number eight who was sent back to pakistan. bill: this story took a crazy turn. >> immigration. filing false statements filing false documents. she is a walking textbook. >> what he is calling a green card marriage. any attorney any attorney in their right mind would never get involved in the case because they are hard to prove. he will be optimistic that she might get a plea deal out of this. less present time. bill: i want to ask you, the fact that she was never divorced or widowed presents a problem which

national park service held a meeting tonight to get in put on where they should put the alcatraz ferry terminal. operates out of pier 33 out of embarcadero national park service is considering moving the ferry terminal if it can't reach a lease agreement with the port of san francisco. alternative irt mason on land owned by the park service. but neighbors fear influx of two million visitors. >> we simply do not have the infrastructure around fort mason marina district along russian hill to support the activity. >> national park service acknowledges traffic would be an issue but it wants a long term home for the alcatraz for ri e.transportation impact. the fort is not served by public transportation. would require shuttle bus to bring visitors in. >> the park service wants bigger the ferry service. >> hnss of people mark caesar day by moving through san francisco. we were there as the marchers reach the civic center accompanied by several supervisor. the beard passed a measure to support the quantityed farm worker in 25 year struggle to unionize workers at brown farming. fruit producer

currently the ferries take 1.5 million people from san francisco to alcatraz every year. many people say that's too many people for the area. the existing terminal is at pier 33. park services run into some difficulty getting a new lease from the port of san francisco, so it is considering moving back to its previous location at pier 41 or moving to fort mason. many people at the meeting live in the area near fort mason, they are firmly against the plan to move the ferry terminal there. >>> at pier 39, the infrastructure already exists there to handle these millions of visitors who want to go to alcatraz, that's where the restaurants and gift shops are. they are much quieter, residential. >>> the national park service it welcomes all the public input at that meeting wants to hear more. it is accepting comments on all three ferry terminal po sals. >>> and warning cell phone users about the danger of logging onto wi-fi networks. using two computers in a mobile hot spot. the security company recently offered a wi-fi network to people at jfk airport and a coffee shop. more th

. >>> the ferry to alcatraz may be moving.debate over where thousands of tourists should line up each day. >>> the tough new rules being proposed to have tour bus drivers put down the microphone and focus on the road. >>> plus meteorologists rosemary orozco with your easter weekend forecast. she'll show us how a chance of rain may affect your plans. ogether. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> they navigate busy streets and show tourists all the sites in san francisco but now there's a push to subject those tour buses to new safety rules. the goal is to have drivers spend less time entertaining tourists and pay more attention to the roads. >> reporter: it's the best way to see san francisco according to many tourists. >> a lot of fun music and kept us laughing the whole way. >> we're going to be clapping to the songs. waving at strangers on the sidewalk. >> reporter: boat tours rely on funny

. >> national park service is searching for a long-term home for the alcatraz ferry.or moving it to pier 31 or pier 3 at fort mason. the lease at pier 31 1/2 is up next year so the national park service is exploring locations. necessity do not want short-term leases but want a spot long the san francisco water front for 50 years. among the sites is pier 3 with the most vocal opposition. >> 5,000 people a day come to catch the ferry to alcatraz. that is crazy. that will change the complexion of the neighbor. >> pier 31 move and the best spot. this we have been there for 10 years. we hope they will be there for the next 50 years. >> a decision could come this summer. >> the warriors return to oracle arena against the surgeons after finishing off a four game road trip in style. >> in grand style. golden state faced the clippers and green missed the third consecutive game with an injury and griffin took advantage with 17 points. the warriors came back with steph curry with the play of the night with a quick double back dribble finishing with 27 points and the warriors bea

you are going into tee the city skyline, alcatraz golden gauge bridge. it could be informingy or misty. >> reporter: it's taking in the public. >> what we are focused on right now is bringing in the public talking to them about the site, what they would like to see her. >> reporter: the press idiotrust is holding five public meetings a month gathering ideas for the site. >> people are welcome to come in and leave post its, get a pen and scribble comments and ideas. >> reporter: the press idioplans to pick a final design by september. construction is scheduled to wrap up next year. that's when the press idiowill take over the land and start its work, transforming the new parkland in time for the scheduled opening in 2018. the project is a rare chance to shape aist piece of land that didn't each exist. >> it is a site to create a new history, a place that future generation also look back at what we did. >> reporter: joe row satto jir, nbc bay area news. >> take a look. what do you see that made a return here? the art deco clock. this is above the toll boot

>>> community members in san francisco tonight are discussing a proposal to move the site of the alcatraz ferry. the national park service is considering a move to fort macefen it can't reach the deal with the port of san francisco for a 50 year lease. people are concerned about the potential prevent impact. -- potential impact. >> to come up with a plan that says we will build the housing, put them into housing. get them off the streets and then everybody wins. in the current situation everybody is losing out. >> advocates say the situation is worse since the city dishandled the jungle. -- dismantled the jungle. tonight is the last night winter shelters are open. >> they need to give us housing. you know? because what are we going going to do when we get kicked out? . >> the mayor is looking for locations where houses could be built but there are building codes. the mayor wants them built this year. >>> it appears a child custody battle may have been at the heart of a shooting that left both parents dead. he shot the woman. employees were running out of the building. inside they found th

it's known as the alcatraz of the rockies, the super-max in colorado about 90 miles south of denver denver. it's home to some of the most dangerous criminals in the united states. many of those incarcerated are infamous but not all. a recent lawsuit suggests the prison houses a growing number of mentally ill inmates and that many of them are being driven to escape by killing themselves. >>reporter: this is adx. it's said to be the most secure prison in the united states to house the most dangerous inmates. it's an fortress. cells are made of poured concrete. the doors, metal. prisoners spend nearly 23 hours a day in isolation. even their recreation time is spent in a steel cage. the prison is home to convicted murders like the unabomber. the master mind behind the 1993 world trade center bombing. and michael swango a physician convicted of four murders who's suspected of killing as many as 60 patients. the prison is meant to house the worst of the worst. but a recent class action lawsuit filed by the inmates says mentally ill prisoners are regularly assigned to the unit. the inmate claims

you're going to see the city sky line alcatraz golden gate bridge. is windi, it can be foggy and misty. >> reporter: it isn't just incorporating the weather or views, it's taking the public. >> what we're focused on now is bringing in the public, talking to them about the site, what they'd like to see. >> reporter: the trust is holding five public meetings a month, gathering ideas for the site. >> people are welcome to come and leave post its scribble comments and ideas. >> reporter: the presidio plans to pick a final design by september. construction on the parkway is scheduled to wrap up next year. that's when the presidio will take over the land and start its work transforming the new parkland in time for its scheduling opened in 2018. in a city of classic views, the project is a rare chance to shape a piece of land that didn't even exist. >> a site to create a new history. a place that future generations will look back at what we did. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> cool they're taking public input. >> another new legacy for th

a little haze as we look from the east bay hills across berkeley alcatraz and all the way over towardshe golden gate bridge. this is at the golden gate with where we have a 6-mile-per-hour wind right now. warm at the coast hot inlan the rest of us will get it as we get back to average over the weekend. high pressure this one over the ocean steering the storms to the north. the one we talked about yesterday, it developed and now it's moving to the northeast and with the clockwise flow that's the warming wind shift we get. no free air conditioning today. we'll have to pay for it. mid 80s to near 90 through santa clara, that 90 in gilroy santa cruz 82 today. as you get to millbrae, a little milder, 77 degrees. low to mid 70s along the coast and we'll flirt with upper 70s to 80 around downtown. sauls lee to mid 80 to 90 degrees. 72 at the beach 20 degrees cooler there. oakland at 83 degrees today. castro valley 86 and move inland can cord low to mid 90s, same thing in livermore, far field. going to the game make sure you have the sunscreen and remember it will feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer

you are going to see the city skyline, alcatraz, golden gate bridge. >> yes, it is wendy on certain days can be foggy and misty. >> isn't just incorporating the weather or the views. it is taking in the public. >> what we are really focused on right now is bringing in the public, talking to them about the site, what they would like to see here. >> the presidio trust is holding five public meetings a month gathering ideas for the site. people are welcome to come in, leave posters, get a pen and scribble comments and ideas. >> the presidio plans to pick a final design by september. construction on the parkway is scheduled to wrap up next year. that's when the press tidio wil take over the land. the project is a rare chance to shape a piece of land that didn't even exist. >> a site to create a new history, that future generations will look back at what we did. >> reporter: joe rosati jr. >>> multiple platinum rapper, is arrested in tennessee. what he had on his bus. >>> the world watches and waits for the next royal baby. we will have the rumored names for the future prince or princess. >>>

it has been called the czech alcatraz. >> translator: that's just because of the type of convicts thathere in this prison. that means convicts in maximum security and those serving life sentences. as of today, we counted 163 convicts are here for murder. 87 are for assault and robbery. 20 for rape. 37 for theft. they are housed in cells holding between 8 and 18 convicts. the ones sentenced to life are housed individually. >> in the u.s. there are currently more than 140,000 inmates serving life sentences. in the czech republic, where the death penalty was banned in 1990, there are only 35 lifers. otto bitterman is one of the most infamous. >> translator: i was sentenced to life in prison for committing five murders. >> he was a notorious criminal. his case was very notorious. but to me, he was actually a very pleasant person to deal with. he was very polite. very calm, mild mannered. he was actually just a very affable guy. >> bitterman led a small gang that robbed and killed at least four men and one woman over a three-year span. >> translator: it actually started when i got into a ce

but i also read as i was doing my research that you were a french tour guide at alcatraz prison. >> correct. >> but there is so much meat in that to follow up on. and we have a brief 15 minutes here to follow-up. so let me try to go through some of it where i think we really need to drill down just a little bit further. first of all, did the greeks repay their loan? >> yes. i've got my money back. >> good. so we can get that out of the way for all the press that is now confirmed from the imf. you met with the greek finance minister last weekend. this week he was in moscow. i'd like to ask you two questions. what do the next steps look like? and perhaps you can put that in the overall context of how resilient you believe the eurozone is both economically and structurely. you see the low oil prices, quantitative easing, the reduction in the euro's value all helping. but on the other hand you also point to reforms that haven't been done, et cetera. so is there a light at the end of the tunnel, or is it an oncoming train to quote a country western tune? >> let me take the second part of your qu

some call it the alcatraz of the rockies. jose? >> adam riess, thank you very much. we will be coming back to you throughout the remainder of this broadcast. we'll also go to colorado where opening statements begin in the murder trial of aurora movie theater killer james holmes. but we're just getting started on this busy monday edition of "the rundown." the coast guard just wrapped up a news conference we saw the beginning of it for the search of four missing people in alabama's mobile bay after a powerful storm capsized several sailboats. we'll go to a live report. plus the supreme court takes up the high stakes issue of same-sex marriage. it could affect the entire country. i'll talk with the man whose two fathers are the plaintiffs in one of the cases. >>> and every emotion you could possibly imagine. those are the words of kim kardashian-west talking about bruce jenner's transition to living life as a woman. her interview with matt lauer on "the rundown." (music) boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one re

just saying got me a nine-year stretch in alcatraz. you understand? quick. look at his face. >> oh, my god. michael, i've got to -- lisp is it just because i'm irish and i'm from boston and i'm a johnny depp fan? >> yes, it is. >> am i completely biassed or is this thing the greatest two minutes ever? oh it's pretty good. >> wicked good. >> the greatest crime story of the last 50 years. and you have one of the greatest actors playing a very charismatic, legendary almost beloved legend of crime in boston. and it was irresistible. johnny depp plays that team just like bulger played the fbi. just perfect. >> nina is this a guy thing? >> it's totally a guy thing. i'm sorry, but -- >> you -- >> first of all, we see johnny depp acting well after his last appearance. the last time i saw him, he was stumbling drunk at the golden globes. but i'm just kind of sick of mob movies. you know just from this trailer here you can see there's probably one female character. she's probably the stripper with the heart of gold. she probably gets kicked around a little bit

it's clear looking out from the transamerica pyramid towards alcatraz. expect highs in san francisco topping off at an unseasonably warm 76 degrees. your full forecast at 6:18. >>> and we go from san francisco to hawaii. lava is overflowing from a volcano in hawaii. it's envies i believe at night. lava from the mount kileaua first began to to accumulate in a lava lake. a geologist from the usgs says the volcano summit has been inflating and pressuring the magma chamber increasing. >> a lot of nurses will be off the job today staging a one-day strike at five northern california sutter hospitals part of a series of strikes nationwide to express concerns about staffing levels. in the bay area, strikes will be held at sutter facilities in san mateo, burlingame and santa rosa. tickets will be set up at other -- pickets will be set up at other sutter facilities. >>> minimum wage may be up in palo alto. a committee voted tuesday to recommend the full council adopt an ordinance. it would put the minimum at $1 an hour next year and as high as 15 bucks an hour by

. >>> and the swim from alcatraz may be more than enough of a challenge for most people. but another group of swimmers is taking it even further this weekend. i'm christi smith. we'll tell you where they're going coming up. >>> i'm robert honda live in cupertino where here at monte vista high school the search for a missing teenager is still ramping up. we'll show you why the disappearance is causing so much concern and confusion. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. with the game on nbc bay area tonight, it will be a cold start, and all the way through the game with temperatures in the 50s and those clouds. we're tracking yes, the possibility of rainfall in the forecast. we'll let you know the best chance of that in just a few minutes. >>> we're following some developing news in cupertino. a new search is under way for a missing teenager. his name is conor sullivan. this is his picture. he disappeared from monte vista high school on monday morning. nbc bay area's robert honda is at the command post which has been set up at monte vista high. and robert, a

Ñ the city skyline, alcatraz goldenzk÷ gate. >> reporter: but corner's design -- >> yes it is windy)kp>> reporter: isn't just incorporating the weather or the views, it's taking in the public. >> what we're really focused on right now is bringing in the public, talking to them about the site, what they would like to see here. >> reporter: thecvsn presidio trust is holding five public meetings a month, gathering ideas for the site. >> people are welcome to come in and leave ut get a pen and scribble comments and ideas. >> reporter: they'rem y expected to pick a to wrap up next year. that's when the presidio will take over the land and start its work transforming the new parkland in time for its scheduled opening in 2018. in the city of classic views, the project is a rare chance to shape a piece of land that didn't even exist. >> it's a site to create a new history, a place that future generations will look back at what we did. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> well, the drought is apparentlyÑ getting dicey for some farmers accused of using too much water to grow thei

and i don't know, they probably think i'm the birdman of alcatraz.en because he had a shaved head too. >> miller was serving an eight-year sentence for burglary when he proudly showed us his cell. a virtual shrine to his winged friends. >> ever since i been here, the birds just come up to me like they know me. you know, i got them landing on my shoulders and my hands. and, you know, different kinds of birds. not just pigeons. but i got, you know different kind of black birds. finch and the red wing landing on me. i think -- the birds is a good way of -- of releasing a lot of tension and anger. before i got arrested, my girlfriend used to chase the birds away. she didn't want me around them. and so -- now i'm in here. i have a chance to mingle with the birds. and basically that's about the only friends that i got. the birds, you know. i can't trust anybody else. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you'v

but i also read as i was doing my research that you were a french tour guide at alcatraz prison. >> correct. >> but there is so much meat in that to follow up ond an we have a brief 15 minutes here to follow up. so let me try to go through some of it where i think we really need to drill down just lail bit further. first of all did the greeks repay their loan? >> yes. i got my money back. >> good. so we can get that out of the way for all the press that is now confirmed from the i.m.f. you met with the greek finance minister last weekend. this week he was in moscow. i would like to ask you two questions. what do the next steps look like? and perhaps you can put that in the overall context of how resilient you believe the euro zone is both economically and structurally. you see the low oil prices, the quantitative easing, the reduction in the euro's value all helping. but on the other hand you also point to reforms that haven't been done et cetera. so is there a light at the end of the tunnel or is it a oncoming train, to quote a country western? >> let me take the second part of your questi

they showed pictures of this super max jail in florence florida called alcatraz of rockies. they say send him here. he'll never be able to hurt anybody. otherwise you'll have the death penalty, appeals process and constantly be reminded of sow hard tsarnaev. his family members arrived in boston late last week. we think it may be possible for some to testify and humanize him to get the jury to show mercy. >> a pivotal moment as the defense takes the case. thank you so much adam. >>> still to come what mistakes were made is and what if any impact does it have on hillary clinton's presidential campaign? >>> anticipation is building for what's expected to be a historic day for marriage equality. we'll have a preview of what's at stake at the supreme court tomorrow. >>> and the interview. kim kardashian speaks out after bruce jenner speaks out he identifies as a woman. >> we all support him. is it hard? >> bruce's public transition is the topic. do you think bruce's transition helps the transgender commute? in real time 12% say no 88% say yes. keep those votes and responses comin

but i also read as i was doing my research that you were a french tour guide at alcatraz prison. ms. lagarde: correct. mr. kempe: but there is so much meat in that to follow up ond an we have a brief 15 minutes here to follow up. so let me try to go through some of it where i think we really need to drill down just lail bit further. first of all, did the greeks repay their loan? ms. lagarde: yes. i got my money back. mr. kempe: good. so we can get that out of the way for all the press that is now confirmed from the i.m.f. you met with the greek finance minister last weekend. this week he was in moscow. i would like to ask you two questions. what do the next steps look like? and perhaps you can put that in the overall context of how resilient you believe the euro zone is both economically and structurally. you see the low oil prices, the quantitative easing, the reduction in the euro's value all helping. but on the other hand you also point to reforms that haven't been done et cetera. so is there a light at the end of the tunnel or is it a oncoming train, to quote a country wester

. >> reporter: the alcatraz ferry port could be moving.eting was held yesterday in san francisco to talk about relocation. the national park service says they could move the very poured back to its original spot on pier 41 mauve is from fort mason's pier 3 or keep at pier 31 and 1/2. residents near fort mason worry that moving its at what they're would generate too much traffic and have a negative impact on the environment. the park service says it wants to have a 50 year lease in place by this time next year. >> reporter: firefighters are hoping that a blaze but could have contained on this blaze later today. is a wild fire this burning out of control. it was disposed to be it's supposed to be a controlled fire. they hope to have it contains some time today. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪ ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ amazing deals on big-name brands in eve

the game idea came from a holiday that our creative director went on to alcatraz in the beautiful city the mechanisms that opened the cell doors and some of the other kind of systems that were evolved in that place, he started connecting the dots and thinking, we could build a simulation. it had never been touched on before, not well in the video games medium. but so many books and films and tv shows have been based on prisons that we thought, maybe we could have a look at this issue through our medium, which is gaming. >> yeah. for people who don't really quite get the idea, you go from the ground up. literally you have people who are able to decide if they want to put tile floors down, wood flanks on the floor, whether they want it lighted with certain types of lights whether you want single cells, communal bathrooms, single bathroom tssbathrooms. it's an interesting architectural designs. but some call it tasteless. what do you think about that? >> i don't think it's tasteless at all. everybody in the world has an opinion on prison. some believe they're not strict enough. and others

into san francisco and there were tourists who had the selfie stick, as we were on the bay past alcatrazhey look like they were going to take anyone out with it. >> i didn't duck. i saw it. it definitely stuck out, and it has become popular with tourists around the world. >> selfies have become popular. >> they're also being banned in places across the world. >> the cachella music festival is banning selfie sticks. they give people the ability to take pictures of themselves from a afar. it has this stick that extendtends out. attach your phone to the end of it, and take that distance, there you see it right there. >> some critics say their obnoxious and dangerous and risking damage to priceless treasures or injury to other people. lake tahoe officials warned tourists against taking selfies with those selfie sticks while next to a bear, which i don't know why you would take a selfie next to a bear. >> i think common sense would be a good thing to exercise, maybe don't take a selfie with a bear. >> hotelings have been handing them out. >>> a grocery store chain is shutting the doors on mul