when you hear rance allen's voice, you know it is rance allen.,g in church every you have to get good at what you are doing. my brothers and i, we were through sunday. that local -- whatever it is you are hearing came over a great period of time of me trying to do the lead plus the background ear.heard it in my my brothers were helping the background parts and all, but it seemed to me that it was still not enough of us to really round out the sound i was looking for. i would be singing tenor one second and jumped to a full set of the next second -- falsetto the next second. piano licks or horn licks and i kept trying to throw them in as we were singing . -- next thing you know ♪ [laughter] that is what i am talking about. tavis: i can remember like it was yesterday there were two or three people i got turned onto because of my father. mohamed ali. whatever you think of him, he never lied. used toas a fan and i sit on the living room floor with my dad and watch his fights. one of those other persons was rance allen. dad was the biggest rance allen

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john allen muhammad was on the other side. he was more defiant. >> police lined up in a cold rain to say after three week, don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've met her like three times. who? (sighs) geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. >>> a motorist is taken into custody. >> we can only hope that this is the end of it, but we don't know that yet. >> local and state prosecutors are meeting over some jurisdictional issues. >> for the residents in the washington, d.c. and the beltway area, three weeks of living on edge in constant fear is over. >> everyone was so glad it was over, and this mayhem has stopped, but there was also a lot of confusion of who these two guys were. they weren't what people were expecting. >> the confusion is compounded by disbelief as other disturbing revelations emerge about john muhammad and lee malvo, the two snipers event

allen? >> phil, does it look like maybe they are going to ignore this holiday tomorrow and just keep going? >> reporter: at this point, i think if -- they have the momentum going, sacramento wants something done, everybody wants something done, and the big question, allen, who would walk away at this point after getting back? >> looking like the bad guy. >> reporter: wouldn't look good. >> thank you, phil matier. >>> we asked which side are you on? we talked to more than 500 people asking them, which side has made a better case for its position? 40% nearly twice as many responders to our exclusive surveyusa poll say management has presented a better case. 23% believe the bart unions have. commuters heading home for the holiday, not finding a whole lot to celebrate if you are out on the road right now. chopper 5 live over the bay bridge approach and as you can see, as it has been for night after night now, it is a slow crawl to get on the bridge. chopper 5 also took a path down battery street

on november 10th, 2009, john allen muhammad was executed.is final meal included chicken with red sauce and strawberry cake. >> mr. muhammad was asked to be make a last statement, and he did not acknowledge us or make any statement whatsoever. he seemed very unemotional. >> hello, everyone. i'm still on death row fighting. >> prior to his execution however, muhammad did speak. this short video was made after his conviction and aired on cnn in 2007. it included what seemed to be an oddly upbeat farewell. >> thank you for your patient kindness and sacrifice that you will always make. peace. may god be with you always. thank you. >> we will not forget. we will never know your pain, and we only wish that we would have stopped this to reduce the have stopped this to reduce the number of victims. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> one was world renowned, among the most gifted musicians in history. >> and one was a kid from georgia with no real talents or direction in life. >> everyone said he was a nice pers person. >> he wanted to bring att

, and allen visits him in the last years of his life when he was suffering from al timers. also. >> first cousin once removed. >> one, two, three. >> out of all the films in the film festival, how do you make your choices? >> well this year we were interested to highlight some new film makers and so we're having a spotlight this year on alex. have you ever watched the hbo series girl's? >> yes. >> he plays ray and he is an independent film maker and so we're showing red flag and that's a new film and there's an on stage conversation with him on saturday night. we really wanted to highlight new emerging film makers. we're also interested in doing programming that includes music and other kinds of performances, we're showing an amazing documentary amy and the day that she came to tingle and it features a performance with amy wine house before we became a big star. it's about 60 people there and an interview with her about the influences from the african american jazz and blues world. we will be featuring it with with a live concert of the front woman of the mickey heart band.

my name is tom church and along with my dear friend, marolyn allen. thank you for considering our request for reopening the permits for demolition and construction at 353 san jose avenue. the house we have rented for 24 years. a letter from the central permit bureau was sent to us around the time it was signed. the board of appeals posted. we honestly believed that we did not need to respond to this letter signed in the manner prescribed in order to strengthen our case for gaining a fair and realistic timeframe given our individual and special needs of a one year eviction notice, a time frame by the way that has always been promised to buy our landlord adil shaikh. by not responding to this notice, -- who in the past had successfully assisted us with an illegal eviction from a prior landlord. after the window timeframe for responding to the notices had expired on may 25th, we received two eviction notices signed from mr. shaik. we were told at that time that because we had not responded to the notices in time, they could not be of service to us. we fe

allen do you want to respond? >> i think that i sort of covered it before, i think that it is time to sort of focus forward, and not focus on the past and we recognize the importance in the wake and we fully support the clubs interest in the desire and in the ex-expanded facility at some point and i think that this is really about the to quote it, the opportunity of and rather than the or. and meaning that if there does come a day where the clubs alle n's recommendation are pretty slam dunk like six months behind. >> i can find out the date and the department of fishing days and we will gladly promote them. >> and then, lastly, this water shed report, and that the community will be expanded to storage, you are working on that as well? >> commissioner, that is where the infrastructure and it goes to the boat house and it is the only space that exists and i think that what we are going to be able to do with the grant that we obtain from the department of building and water ways to improve north lake access, it is po

allen. >> i know it's loud.there are so many who are owed, are they going to sue to get the money? what do they to. >> well, couple of them, we know one trmgs company that's filed -- will be niling a suit, and there's one union representing more than a hundred staffers. they filed a complaint. as for folks here, they're hoping not to have to go to court. >> we would hope not. all right. sharon chen thanks. >>> offering asylum. the two countries that now say they will take in nsa leader edward snow den. >>> the wind gets in the way of today's america's cup festivities and another blow to the competition. >>> a bay area couple's success story based on baby food and how they're changing the way kids eat. >>> sure, the heat wave is other, but it actually did some good for the bay area. we'll talk about that. right now, let's head to san jose where we have clear skies,, ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! time

. >> oscar winner cate blanchett on her newest role, playing a leading role in woody allen films.smine. a wife stripped of her wealth and identity. >> i'll be staying with my sister. >> jasmine, my god, look at you. your place is homey. >> blanchett now joins a long list of actresses whose characters have been the driving force behind woody allen's films. >> over and over again! woody allen himself has credited diane keaton with changing exactly who it is he writes for. >> oh, well, la-tee-da. >> i used to always write from the point of view of the male, and then i met diane keaton, and i got a different perspective. i saw a lot of things through her eyes and i started writing for women. >> i remember the first time i saw "annie hall," and i saw it many times, i just couldn't believe. a, i fell in love with her, wanted to be her. he finds women, understandably, infinitely fascinating. i would say to myself every day before i went to work, don't screw this up. >> blanchett already being celebrated for her new role. >> there's a song, you know the song. i always wanted to do somethi

. >> reporter: it's allen baker's weekend escape. a ride on his new motorcycle across the golden gate bridge. supposed to cost $6 but ever since the toll plaza became fully electronic, he hasn't paid. >> there's signs that say just drive-thru and they'll mail you something. and i've gotten nothing. >> he says he's not trying to cheat. >> oh, no, just like all the cars. i'm more than willing to pay the fee. they are not collecting it. >> so what's going on out here? when we first contacted the golden gate bridge, a spokes woman told us there is a glitch. motorcycles can sometimes slip through. the computerized system can't always spot them. >> when we sat down for an interview, her story changed. >> i wasn't correct on that. every single vehicle that goes through the plaza we're capturing the plates. >> she says in the case of allen baker. >> that was a matter of the plate misreading. >> she read us an email. >> found one transaction to this motorcycle since we converted to electronic tolling on march 27th and occurred on july 2nd. >>

tavis: and then woody allen calls. was a special.ng i wanted to do one more special and show that i still got it. i always saw the light at the end of the tunnel. manager was kidding me. to go meetg to have with woody allen tomorrow before you come back. i said ok, i have to go back. he said, i'm not kidding. it is for a movie. >> i would never know that he would get me. i won't even call it an office because it was a school hang out. much,sn't even tell you would you mind reading a few pages? i said i will do it, that is why i'm here. room, dyes is not in the your meeting andrew. if all you see me is on stage, it can be pretty intimidating to anybody. i went in the room with the casting lady and went through the two pages one time. she said, are you sure? i said, i got it. and this guy, stand up. he is like this. here is the casting lady. i canen afterwards, change it or do whatever you want. said, you have the essence and it was perfect. >> i guess i will see you at the set. what else is there to say? i will tell you

i'm allen martin... and i >>> i just saw people -- we okay. calm down. god -- start getting out. >> tonight the father from the bay area who helped dozens of passengers escape asiana airlines flight 214. after it crashed at sfo and burst into flames. >> sounded like slow motion. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. passengers tell us they knew something was wrong. here's the latest, all 307 passengers and crew are now accounted for. two people were killed and cnn is reporting they were chinese citizens. the flight originated in shanghai and stopped over in seoul. their bodies were found outside the plane. 181 people were injured. six of them critically. aviation experts tell us it came in too low and too slow and it hit the seawall right before the runway. tonight two of the four runways at sfo remain closed until federal investigators give the okay to open them and that means expect delays on arrivals and departures for several days. >> a couple of live looks tonight. first from chopper 5. the charred fuselage there down at th

allen?" and he said, well -- and he got quite blanch-like." >> rose: you called him mr. allen he? $and then he would just reel off a whole set of circumstances and possibilities because he was saying it through -- analyzing it through his own prism as a performer. so that's the way we ended up speaking about it. he said he didn't -- he did think seriously about it when i said "why didn't you play jasmine?" and he said "it would have been too comic." but he did seriously consider it. >> rose: do you think you understand men as much as he understands women? >> >> i'm not a writer. >> rose: but you're an interpreter. >> i've played a few traditionally male roles and i think the great role, great male or female roles transsend gender. i think i relate to men quite well and i have a lot of male friends so -- >> rose: and you work with your husband. >> i work with my husband which is a horrific notion for a lot of -- (laughs) they think how can you do that. >> rose: has the sydney theater company experience made you want to direct? >> i've directed theater. if the right film came along

we're the allens. we're better than that. >> as a result of her progress, the judge in her case granted her a transfer to a drug rehab program instead of prison. >> i take it you're not going to prison? >> no. no. >> william had proven responsible behind bars as well. he had a job detail and had earned recognitions. >> this is the certificate i got for a therapeutic community men's recovery and violence prevention program. >> and cory seemed to be managing his imaginary friend and sometimes instigator, jimmy, with medication. >> so here we had a story that started off with the telling of this grisly act of violence, and it turned into a story about the love and support between three siblings who grew up under really tough circumstances and were working hard to improve their lives. but later we would come to learn that maybe it just wasn't their time yet. >> before we completed our shoot in boston, things had gone wrong for all three of the allens. melissa had fled her rehab program and was back on the

my name is mary allen and i am a member of the sf, crowing club, in fact i run it. >> i would like to tell you about our facility and we have our boats are stored underneath the restaurant behind a huge iron corrugated door, that is opened by pulling on a chain that is attached and engaged by a gear that is about 20 pounds, and it is about 12 inches in diameter, all right? and this door, and the gear mechanism has not been maintained in 25 years, that i have had experience out there. as far as i know. well, august, 8th, 2011, one of our members was opening the door by pulling on the chain, and the gear is mounted up above at about ten feet high and another member, was standing to the right of her, and just watching. and the shaft of the gear broke, and the gear is 20 pounds, and it fell and hit the other members, and hit the other member on her head. and factoring her... (inaudible) she could have been killed but she was not. and the reports were filed about this accident, and one was filed by the member who was hit, the victim, and the other or another what is filed by the witness wh

allen, seeking a second major this weekend in omaha. five-stroke lead heading into today. back-to-back birdies on 13 and 14, and after a 63 yesterday, 72 today. stays at 9 under allen's lead down to two strokes. fred funk is tied for second with kenny perry. a 3-under 67. at the pga tour's john deere classic, tractors, yes. rogers, a 30 on the front nine and then birdie the first two holes only the back and the outright lead at 13-under. tied for 12th. a 9-under 62 in the clubhouse at 19-under. two up on david hearn. aerial shot of my vacation home in inverness, scotland. phil mickelson has just one career victory. on the other side of the atlantic, at the scottish open. british open next week. >> at buckshot stadium tonight, the earthquakes host seattle and will do it without chris wondolowski. in the midst of a scoring rampage for the u.s. national team four and five goals today. our friends on univision on the call. [speaking in foreign language] [cheering] gooooooooooooool! >> translated, goal. wondo, five of team u.s.a.'s gels. stage 14 of the tour de france which end

george allen said that is ridiculous.e said he finally consented, i'll make sure they have the equipment. it was nice and 20. some people applauded. we got the clip. the person on our staff who put together a research document on george allen said, this does not sound right. in 2005, during the senate debate on the budget, there are a slew of votes on body armor. george allen voted against funding for body armor. we sent it out to the washington post. george allen had a couple of bad days. we would not have that if we deny the research and the video at the same time. >> how do you keep track of vista. you do the research. is in a vault somewhere? michael kind of like jackson owns all the sony stuff. we put together -- we have our website. a lot of our stuff is kind of in a vault for lack of a better term. a lot of these people that we track are going to run again. something that michele bachmann said during her presidential we said -- we used during her congressional run. we will do that over and over again. research and

. >> i'm allen martin. here's the very latest. as commuter backlash grows, both sides are back at the bargaining table tonight along with a new set of state mediators, but linda yee says nobody expects breakthrough tonight. >> maybe not breakthrough but hopefully progress. about 45 minutes bart management came out and picked up fast food from mcdonald's then went right back in and continued talking. i'm told bart management has given a new offer to the union, but they're waiting to hear back. >> bart negotiators looking grim saying nothing walking into talk. >> new mediators, anything. >> but union representatives say they're encouraged to be back. >> we're hopeful. >> we hope we can get everybody back to normal. >> yeah. we want to go back to work. >> both sides were dressed down in a letter from state leaders who said they were disappointed at the lack of proposals and counter proposals and that bargaining had been abandoned. there's been a backlash from two days of excruciating commute. >> they're worried about money and all th

joining me now, gloria allred and allen dershowitz.allred represents a mayor who is suing san diego mayor bob filler in. you two are right in the thick of it as i would expect from my legal eagles. let's start with the man who wants to arm george zimmerman. allen dershowitz, is this a good idea, do you think? having george zimmerman back on the streets with a gun? >> i don't think it's a good idea. i don't think it's a good idea to get police protection. if you're at risk, the police are obliged to protect you opinion self-help almost always results in rabid crimes. he doesn't need a gun to protect himself. he has not proved his capacity to use the gun in a safe and effective manner. >> gloria, he referred to the culture. american culture being so steeped in guns. almost no alternative than for everyone to be packing heat to defend themselves. how do you change that thinking. >> well, i mean, there are a lot of people, i'm not saying he's one of them who have an economic stake in making sure that the gun industry not only survives, but

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allen. >> kristen ayers, thank you very much. police are offering up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to baby daphne. >>> if you live in southern county, boston marathon brandon has been missing from the area of monterey in gilroy. that is west of highway 101. he has autism. brendan was last seen wearing a native american head band and blue basketball shorts. if you see him, call gilroy police. >>> nearly a week after the deadly crash. all runways are back in service. the airport reopened just after 5:00 this afternoon. kpix5 shows us things are slowly returning to normal inside the terminal as well. sharon. >> juliette, we are here at the domestic terminal. it's been like a zoo, long lines, frustrated passengers. tonight , it is getting back to normal. runway 28 left reopened just after 5:00 tonight. >> really, really happy. nobody wants to be trapped inside. >> the runway clothes delayed from new york by two hours on monday, but tonight, the lines are shorter. the cancellations much fewer and no more diversion

allen, seeking a second major this weekend in omaha.ve stroke lead heading into the third round today. back-to-back birdies on 13 and 14, but after a 63 yesterday, 72 today, long par putt on 18 lips out, he is at minus-8. his lead down to two strokes heading into the final round. that's jeff bray. at minus-1. fred funk, tied for second with kenny perry. bringing the funk on 18. two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic. stanford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring rampag

allen, seeking a second major this weekend in omaha. a five stroke lead heading into the third round today. back-to-back birdies on 13 and 14, but after a 63 yesterday, 72 today, long par putt on 18 lips out, he is at minus-8. his lead down to two strokes heading into the final round. that's jeff bray. at minus-1. fred funk, tied for second with kenny perry. bringing the funk on 18. two bam of allen at minus 6. the pga tour's john deere classic. stanford junior patrick rogers on fire. a 30 on the front nine. then birdie two of his fliers holes on the back. he was 5-under today. would finish at minus-12. daniel summerheys. inverness, scotland, a rather large residence. not a hotel. phil mickelson has just one career victory on the other side of the atlantic, he is in position for a second at the scottish open. birdies 18. lefty, tied for second at 14-under. two back of henrik stenson. the british open next week at muirfield. >> buck shaw stadium tonight the earthquakes host set without chris wondolowski. he is in the midst of a scoring r

muhammad, also known as john allen williams. >> the end came around 1:00 a.m. at a rest stop outside frederick, maryland. about 50 miles northwest of washington. a sharp eyed motorist who heard the police lookout just over an hour earlier spotted the blue 1990 chevrolet caprice with two men sleeping inside. >> it was a six-person assault element. we had three on the driver's side, three on the passenger side. they assaulted and pulled both individuals out of john muhammad and lee boyd malvo, boom, in less than three seconds. i looked down and i saw lee boyd malvo. and you could see the sweat coming down his face. and this is a cold october night. and you could see he was just scared. and then john muhammad was on the other side, and he was more defiant. >> police lined up in a cold rain to say after three week, they believe they caught the snipers and found the gun. >> sir, we feel very positive about being here. we have the weapon. it is off the street. >> apprehended, 41-year-old john allen muhammad, a gulf war army veteran, and 17-year-old john lee malvo. >>

. >> i'm allen martin. elizabeth cook has the night off. we have new video tonight of a gang roaming attackers on rampage. joe vasquez shows us what led up to a brazen robbery and beating on a busy san francisco street. we have to warn you, it's hard to watch. >> it happened just after closing time outside the mint karaoke lounge on market. >> see that? >> the pro priorpriete didn't want to go on camera. in fact, it's the woman that strikes first. ripping a purse right off the victim's shoulder. >> she hit her. she grabbed the purse and just throw her on the ground and that time, she was okay until he came and kicked her. >> certainly disturbing. the suspect kicking her in the face. he is walking away, turns around, comes back, and kicks her so violently in the face. snaps her head back, hits the pavement and then takes off on foot. >> in the moments before the attack, you can see passers by frantically signaling to the employees inside the bar to call for help. >> so that must mean something happened over there already. >> one employee who

i'm joined now by james allen fox, a professor of criminology, law and northeastern university. good to see you. does this seem, you know, at this juncture to be a clear case of copycat killer? >> it would seem so. but let's also understand that this guy already had a criminal record. he was a registered sex offender so it's not that someone else -- some other serial killer can take someone who's perfectly harmless and turn them in to a serial killer. you already had somebody, he was already a predator and he would admire someone who in the same town, cleveland, killed 11. he perhaps wanted to outdo him. what he often see cases of serial killers who are challenged to try to outdo another serial killer. >> you know, and just some unusual things taking place in cleveland in recent years with the convicted serial killer sowell, you have this alleged case now and then the case of the young women who were held against their will. are you seeing in any way a link between all of these cases, just by virtue of geography? >> no. i mean -- well, there is some link is that anthony sowell g

kit. >> allen, people will have to wait at least one more day. the only noise we can hear are the hammers from the crews who are working to make this ride quieter. it is a roller coaster that is basically too much fun for it own good. when you are working, the last thing you want to hear all day is someone else not working. problem with great america's newest roller coaster is that it's 500 feet away from this office building. much of their hooting, hollering, and screaming. i'm looking at you, vern, can be a problem. shortly after the coaster opened in june, audio technicians were spotted on the building's roof. sound levels were slightly above the limit. >> why not tell your neighbors look, it's a roller coaster, that's what people do. they scream. >> we are happy they are screaming on the coaster. we are happy they are enjoying it. we want to be a good part of this community. >> engineers pinpointed the problem. this dip that stretches 70 feet. it has direct line of sight to the building and it is where riders are noisy. >> it is closed. >> gr

. >> i am allen martin. let's take you outside on this independence day night. we have pier 39. many are starting to head home after the fireworks. the display was along the water front. sharon is along the embarcadero. they are headed out. >> reporter: absolutely right. it is grid lock. it has been this way since this afternoon. the fireworks drew many in to san francisco before night fall. a sea of people streamed down the embarcadero which was reduced to a crawl. >> it took as long to get to the east bay from here as it did on the em baker embarcadero. >> reporter: plenty of cars still packed the water front. those who drove had a plan. >> we figured if we left we wouldn't make it, so we left at 8:00 last night. >> reporter: they avoided the traffic at the toll plaza. once they got here. how was parking? >> difficult. we spent $50 in parking. >> reporter: $50 or even $60 in parking. >> it is a special day. >> it is ridiculous. >> i parked in the castro district. >> reporter: the lots were full. many were headed home. it will be a long ride home. allen. >> at least if you are

by his own admission, he came to booz allen -- >> you meant snowden? >> i meant snowden. with the purpose of going in there and taking as much material as he possibly could. he took much more than i could possibly think he could. it's very sensitive data. and then he went and strategically placed it so that it could come out at different times. then he went to two big

we have team coverage and allen is live at aquatic park with the situation there. allen? >> the strike definitely thinned out the number of east bay people who ventured out here tonight but those who did take a chance to get here say they flew across the bay bridge in record time. there have were two things that were noticeably missing from tonight's fourth of july fireworks. the fog and the crowd from the east basement only met a fight i live in hayward. and we came over about 3:30. i was stunned at how easy it was to get here l. really wide open. >>reporter: there's a feeling east bay crowd was scared from coming over to watch the sky light up. but even with fawr east bay people in the crowd the battle for prime viewing real estate at aquatic park was just as difficult as in past years. >> i think this is largest crowd f.it's interesting. larger but bart strike going on so i think the east bay people didn't come so the san francisco people did come. >> i did notice there were a lieutenant more car in the car pool lane so i think the more people become aware of bart stri

we have team coverage and allen is live at aquatic park with the situation there. allen? >> the strike definitely thinned out the number of east bay people who ventured out here tonight but those who did take a chance to get here say they flew across the bay bridge in record time. there have were two things that were noticeably missing from tonight's fourth of july fireworks. the fog and the crowd from the east basement only met a fight i live in hayward. and we came over about 3:30. i was stunned at how easy it was to get here l. really wide open. >>reporter: s a feelin there's g east bay crowd was scared from coming over to watch the sky light up. but even with fawr east bay people in the crowd the battle for prime viewing real estate at aquatic park was just as difficult as in past years. >> i think this is largest crowd f.it's interesting. larger but bart strike going on so i think the east bay people didn't come so the san francisco people did come. >> i did notice there were a lieutenant more car in the car pool lane so i think the more people become aware of bart s

allen? >> what -- da, what if anything did they decide on sentencing? >> reporter: the judge has set a date for sentencing on august 15th. now, keep in mind, both men will serve the minimum of 33 years, a maximum of life in prison. >> another emotional day in store. all right, da lin, thank you. >>> right now, a grass fire is burning in the livermore area. these are live pictures from chopper 5 near the garr vineyard sending up plumes of smoke. four air tankers and a helicopter are helping to put it out. it's been especially dry in that area this year receiving only 2" of rain, the average about 10." >>> former homeland security secretary janet napolitano was just appointed president of the uc system. not everybody happy about that decision, though. [ screaming ] >> the voice of one protestor after he barged into the uc regents meeting. kpix 5's len ramirez was there has more on why the protestors are so upset. len. >> reporter: they're upset over janet napolitano's past as homeland security chief and unfair policies regarding immigration. >> she is ask

gerri: joining me now joe durant, martin la clair, and allen heft.art with you allen, 8,000 etfs and mutual funds out there, can you have too many? >> you can, think about this we go to las vegas put $10,000 on a roulette table and cover all of the numbers, there is going to be winners and losers in there, it so 5 too much diverse case ia recipe for too little return. gerri: martin, there is going to be a bitcoin etf, we talk about eff's as if they are most positive thing, how do you choose the right ones? >> well, it depends on your investment objectives. i guess, your question is that one should own etf's, we have a problem there is a flaw in their nature, that is that as an investment manager to me the most important thing is the investment merits of the component of the index. and for etf manufacturers they are most concerned about the liquidity, so liquidity trumps all, which means that sometimes great investments don't end up inside of the etf . gerri: interesting, there are so many much them with ridiculous names, and things that's are investe

still going floor to floor to look for possible seconds suspects, although they are pretty sure now, allen, that they may have the only suspect involved in the shooting. he is in the hospital being treated for possible superficial injuries. >> linda, i was going to ask, earlier this afternoon we talked to andy lau a store owner locked in his business on the second floor. at this point you have no information that he or any of the others have gotten out? they might still be in there? >> reporter: they might still -- still some might be in there. it's about 8 to 9 floors with over 100 stores, although one of our photographers stationed on 8th and bryant said he did see some people leaving the building as chief suhr told us, that they want people to stay inside their little stores and lock it up until the police have gone to those floors and cleared their floor and then release them. so it is a slow evacuation but they are doing it for precautionary reasons. >> all right. thank you, linda. >>> let's take a live look from chopper 5 again which is over that neighborhood and traffic is really a

martin allen is trying to change that in his low income brooklyn community after turning his own lifeund. >> i was in prison, finishing up a sentence and i saw my stepson come through the same prison walls that i was in and right then, something went off of my head to say, enough is enough. >> reporter: he started his own construction company and began offering training classes, opening his doors to the homeless and excons and anyone else independence. he estimates he has placed more than 2,000 people at job sites around the city. >> i changed my mind dramatically because as a mother, i felt like there was nowhere else to turn. i was stressed out and didn't know what to do. >> reporter: learning what else to do is where financial adviser ryan mack comes in. he is teaching his people in the community about saving and investing. >> they really think it's not for me. i can just put money under my mattress. i can just continue to use this check cashing place. we don't see how the market is going up. we don't see that point. because all we getting is what comes downhill, you understand? wh