getting word he used an atm at the mad dog bar in the lower haight. >> a couple of officers with three pictures of the guy, asking if anybody's seen him. i recognize the guy, i've seen him before, but not today. >> reporter: police brought in the bomb squad, and used a robot to search the vehicle. >> i do not imagine running into him at the beach. >> reporter: chamberlain is being held on federal charges of possessing explosives. i'm told the fbi and police are planning to have a news conference tomorrow morning to provide more details about this investigation.

anytime anybody is near you at all when you're at an atm, if they get within 10, 15 feet, that should make your hair stand up. >> it's scary to go to an a a tm, especially after dark. you never know what can happen. >> we jump from china to the uk. this guy is on the phone. he's not clarifying an order. police in the uk say they've analyzed all the forensic evidence they can. they don't know who this guy the is. the clerk claims this guy threatens to strap him with a knife. you don't see the knife on the video. it's a subway shob. >> they're thing is $5 foot longs. how much money can be in that register? sglis say the worker was so shaken, he can't work there any more. he had to transfer to another shop. >> every now and again, a video comes across our desk that inspires, that brings a tear to the eye and a smile to the face. >> hi. this adorable little guy you probably know is frosty the snow goat. >> this is frosty the snow goat, a very popular goat online. >> he arrived here about four weeks ago. unable to stand or walk about, things were looking pretty grim. >> little frosty is at

tom mulcahy withdrew $200 from an atm. with our luck the camera system was down, so we had no pictures. >> there was no evidence mulcahy had ever returned to his hotel room that night, which was only a block away. but there was evidence he had stopped in a nearby bar. >> mulcahy was seen at an upscale bar in manhattan. he was intoxicated. >> this was consistent with the medical examiner's report. >> the medical examiner determined that thomas mulcahy's blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. >> witnesses said mulcahy was talk to a white male with brown hair, but no one could say for sure whether they left the bar together. using the witness's descriptions, police created a composite sketch, which was distributed to the media. >> we were unsuccessful. everything we did up until that point was unsuccessful. >> but there was one item found with mulcahy's body that provided an important clue. in one of the trash bags was the wrapper for the latex gloves. the price tag shows they were purchased from a cvs drugstore in st

getting word he used an atm at the mad dog bar in the lower haight. >> a couple of officers with three pictures of the guy, asking if anybody's seen him. i recognize the guy, i've seen him before, but not today. >> reporter: police brought in the bomb squad, and used a robot to search the vehicle. >> i do not imagine running into him at the beach. >> reporter: chamberlain is being held on federal charges of possessing explosives. i'm told the fbi and police are planning to have a news conference tomorrow morning to provide more details about this investigation. jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> within the last 30 minutes, we obtained police audio from chamberlain's arrest. this is from the radio call between police officers and radio dispatch. >> 33, i think this is him. >> 33, where are you? >> come here, put your hands here. >> confirm, is he in cuffs? >> negative, negative. the suspect is in custody at this time. notify the fbi. >> chamberlain was considered armed an dangerous. >> all day long, messages were popping up on social media that appeared to come from chamberlain. o

getting word he used an atm at the mad dog bar in the lower haight. >> a couple of officers with three pictures of the guy, asking if anybody's seen him. i recognize the guy, i've seen him before, but not today. >> reporter: police brought in the bomb squad, and used a robot to search the vehicle. >> i do not imagine running into him at the beach. >> reporter: chamberlain is being held on federal charges of possessing explosives. i'm told the fbi and police are planning to have a news conference tomorrow morning to provide more details about this investigation. jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> within the last 30 minutes, we obtained police audio from chamberlain's arrest. this is from the radio call between police officers and radio dispatch. >> 33, i think this is him. >> 33, where are you? >> come here, put your hands here. >> confirm, is he in cuffs? >> negative, negative. the suspect is in custody at this time. notify the fbi. >> chamberlain was considered armed an dangerous. >> all day long, messages were popping up on social media that appeared to come from chamberlain. o

. >> these guys, apparently, bought an atm. i don't know where you do that -- craig's list? looks like this, your standard atm, stacked the thing with money, and then made it seem like they were breaking into the atm, robbing the atm. guess what? someone in the area alerted the police. >> of course they did. >> right. >> we own the atm. >> it's all good man. >> they were arrested, and released videos from sort of before and after the prank, but they were charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct. well, the verdict is in. they were acquitted, found not guilty. their lawyer arguing on a freedom of speech platform. >> the law's clear what they were doing basically, sketch comedy, is a type of expression. >> that's kind of true, i can believe that. i see how it is. they are doing it for entertaining performances put on video. this shows how much pranksters can get away with. >> maybe they'll learn to dial it back just a little bit? >> oh, my gosh. another day in the office, guys. >>> the security footage i'll show you is causing outrage. this is from a home in australia.

here and they were in fact told by the fbi that china chamberlain came here and took out cash from an atm. fbi agents asked employees people if they had seen chamberlain. nobody here at this bar saw him, and in fact other establishment owners told me that they were also shown these photos and and were told this bit about how he used this atm. so far, no arrests reported. i will tell you that ryan kelley chamberlain. he is one of the fbi's most wanted men. as of all weekend we've been reporting on this. he's described as armed and dangerous as feds investigated this knob hill apartment this weekend. a nationwide man hunt is underway. he put out a letter that seemed a lot like a suicide note but apparently healths still alive as of this afternoon. pete lee says that, this was a quote, "sighting." same clothes. lee goes on to say they take every lead seriously when there is a sighting he says, we will deploy agents and police officers that can, and apparently they did this afternoon, after that sighting, a credible sighting for the fbi at around 2:00. >> yeah, if you use the atm and there's

now almost everybody uses an atm, and toll takers on the turn pikes now with the easy pass, and we saw mcdonald's experim t experimenting in europe, and at my supermarket, same thing, self check out. it forces the company's hand, and if i can do that cheaper and faster with machines, and the robotic's industry is happy to comply. >> jonas, human technology has been replacing people, and is that such a bad thing? >> every one of the technologies is improving. you can make the case, really low wages, like some countries have with no technology, and you can make the case that raising the minimum wage could push work offshore, and it's going to happen anyway. when google creates a self driving car, because it's a better technology than having somebody not drive well and play the wrong radio when he is in the car with you. >> john, amazon and other companies say this is not going to stop, this is not going to mean that they are going to fire workers, but will it stop them from hiring workers? our job market is so tepid, so can we afford that? >> they have to afford that. amazon is going to

he was out in a bar. >> out in a bar using an atm and the police can track the atm and looking at the view and watching the ocean. >> interesting. thanks a lot, peggy. >>> muni riders being told to expect major delays this morning as they prepare for hundreds of workers to call in sick for a second day in a row. "today in the bay" bob redell live in san francisco. muni workers can't strike. stickouts are kind of the next best thing. they can't publicly declare don't come in, though. how will you figure out whether or not there is a stickout. >> we just heard from muni itself. we have been talking with them and they said that approximately 300 operators have called in sick this morning. the upside of that is about 100 fewer than yesterday. but it's no where near what they need to be at full capacity. running at roughly half the capacity. normally you'd have around 600 vehicles and say it's going to be around 300. the take away from muni to take major impacts to service starting this morning. the transit agency has also released this memo to its employees saying they need a doctor's not

cold until monday afternoon when the fbi had a credible sighting at a bar where chamberlain used an atm found in the same city where the nationwide manhunt began. chamberlain's next court appearance will be thursday, when a judge will decide if chamberlain is flight risk and should remain in custody. as for a motive, this anonymous source close to the investigation says it is honestly anyone's guess but he believes it's a cry for help from chamberlain. frank. >> mark it looks like chamberlain has a network of friends in the bay area that are supporting him. >> reporter: he sure does. we found a website to raise funds for chamberlain to help pay for his legal defense. one of the lines said hey we hope to raise $10,000 by the end of the day today. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> day two of a muni sick-out is frustrating customers. the union as you know involved in a contract dispute so thousands are putting up with delays and crowded buses. >> this is something we don't want to see any day as far as not being able to put out service. it's something that we want to be sure we are working as hard as

. >> making matters worse, huffman didn't have any credit cards or an atm card, so police couldn't track his whereabouts. >> we should never lose hope on these cases, because you just never know what information may come forward, who may call in, what could be found, even years later. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the prime suspect in the hit-and-run death of 17-year-old rafael garcia was robert huffman, a construction worker who owned the type of truck police were looking for. a background check revealed huffman had two previous convictions for drunk driving and he had just finished serving a two-year sentence for a weapons offense. the media attention prompted an anonymous tip. someone

yesterday officers rushed to san francisco's lower haight district on word chamberlain was there using an atm. they didn't find him there but people in the area said he was a regular in the neighborhood. >>> right now, it's less than an hour until the polls open in california for the 2014 primary election. one of the most closely watched races is in san jose where several candidates hope to replace termed out mayor chuck reed. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from the registrar's office with a preview. kiet. >> reporter: we're tracking some developments in the san jose mayor's race. one of the candidates rose herrera is doing much better now after she fell ill on sunday. she actually posted a photo of herself making phone calls from her hospital bed. herrera, who is also a councilmember became dizzy and nauseous at a candidate's forum on sunday. her staff says it's an inner ear infection from a virus. last night she was still hospitalized but is expected to attend this afternoon's council meeting. according to our exclusive kpix 5 poll, herrera is fifth out of the five candidates. dave cortese

the fbi said a tip came in that chamberlain was at mad dog in the fog using an atm. the agents were canvassing the neighborhood and talked to mike burke. >> the undercover officer had pictures of the guy and asking if anyone saw him. i recognized the guy. >> reporter: the fbi deployed a robot to chamberlain's car to make sure there was not a bomb in it. it did not. while we know about the explosives in the apartment, the fbi has not said what the explosives were going to be used for. chamberlain is expected to be in court tomorrow to face federal charges. live in san francisco, nanette miranda, nbc bay area news. >>> and we want to show you this video we received from the dramatic arrest. if you want to see more of the video and get the updates on this story, go to www.nbcbayarea.com. you can send us your pictures and video. it's isee@nbcbayarea.com. >>> there could be another sickout tomorrow. the drivers are protesting a labor contract. workers would have to kick in more money for their pension. whatever the outcome it's the riders that are caught in the middle. >>

. >> that particular intersection was being videotaped through an atm machine from a wachovia bank.tually picked up the image of her truck coming through that intersection after 4:00 a.m. >> and this was after bridger was notified by police and was headed to the scene of kim's abandoned car. >> that was the first and strongest rock-solid evidence that i was where i said i was. >> investigators were also sure that the killer was wearing size 8, 8 1/2, or 9 thorogood shoes. police personnel records showed that only three members of the monroe police department wore this make and model of shoe in that shoe size range. of the three, one was working at the fire department on the night of kim's murder. >> he was assigned to sort of a stationary duty that evening where he couldn't just get in the car and drive around. he had to be there at the department. >> the second officer was on duty, responding to a burglary that night, and was in constant radio contact with headquarters. the third, josh griffin, worked that night until 10:00 p.m., then went off duty. >> officer griffin told investig

police he physically restrained her when she tried to file a complaint, then rammed her head against an atm and charged her with diss orally conduct. >> he's got a tough way and he's going to pay for some really bad mistakes. >> reporter: now that woman was hospitalized with head injuries and an injury to her arm. iovine slipped into court in delaware county yesterday morning without the police knowing. he was row leased on $3,000 bail. he's expected to surrender on the charges here in philadelphia his lawyer did not return our calls today. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> a music teacher under arrest cued of abusing kids. the teacher sexually abused three students at malvern school of music. malvern borough police say that a six year old girl told her parents that her piano tee which are touched her and appropriately. two more six year olds have come forward. another girl and a boy. police believe there may be more victims. authorities say the 44 year old taught piano at the malvern school of music for four years. and was terminated once police began investigation him. >> the search is on for

walking up to an atm, being able to hold my wallet, cut the card in, simple things that when you hearnyone can do that, but not all amputees can. >> the island. we will be right back with more bloomberg west. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour. you are on the markets. we just passed the midway point in today's session. the skied you caught up with where stocks are trading now. higher across the board. just short of record highs. the dow at 17,000 points just over a week ago. we are still short of that. yesterday, reserve inflation at two percent. whenhing to think about unemployment is driving lower. i will be back in about a minute on the market. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." systems more than $5 billion. the companies are in talks. looking to acquisition to improve growth. sales growth has been sluggish for the past quarter. the biggest acquisition since -- time now for the yahoo! chairman. he formerly served as the coo of ebay. he served -- currently sits on the board of ebay along with yahoo!. a focus on how to find valuable employees early in the game. a company in the

. >>> a man and woman are behind bars after allegedly attempting to steal an atm machine. this picture shows the crowbar police say commons tried to use. this lest say commons pictured here was working with susan brett of concord. he was circling the parking lot with a pair of binoculars. >>> so far the bay area is on track for a historically low voter turnout. if the polls were opened yesterday as volunteers counted absentee ballots. 35% of voters usually turn out for a primary but this year it looks like that number will be a lot lower. >> right now we've received 83,000 vote by mails out of 400,000 that we've sent out. so it's about 10% so far. >> today is the last day for early voting in alameda county. polls will be opened from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 tonight. on ktvu.com you will find important voting information including where your polling place is. our web team has posted it under hot topics. >>> the bottle neck festival has -- about 30,000 people attended the event over the weekend. 60 artists performed at the three-day event. this years festival has a new patrol mo

things like walking up to an atm, being able to pull out my wallet and hold my wallet and put the cardd use the touchscreen, the simple things that when you hear about them, anyone can do that. not all amputees can. >> the i-limb. we will be right back with more bloomberg west. ♪ >> let's get you up to speed with where stocks traded today. higher across the board. the s&p 500, the dow up by 10%. three days of gains for u.s. equities. climbing back towards record high inflation. it is going to give the fed something to think about. >> you are watching "bloomberg west." oracle is close to a deal to buy micros systems for more than $5 billion. that is according to people in this will be the biggest acquisitions since micros systems. it is time for our segment with yahoo! chairman maynard webb. he formerly served as the coo of ebay. he currently sits on the board of ebay along with yahoo!. how to find valuable employees early in the game. a company in the spotlight is twitter. it has lost four executives in recent months. what steps should twitter be taking? let's ask maynard himself. you

. >> reporter: an atm robbery caught on surveillance video in seattle. cameras in san jose cammed a similar -- captured a similar crime. both happened at atms inside enclosures with locking doors. it is not clear if they used bank cards to get inside. 2 investigates found they didn't have to. we swiped an expired american express gift card and it worked. >> wow! surprising. >> reporter: she not the e-- he is not the only one surprised. a stack of cards got us inside. a ktvu channel 2 news producer used his driver's license. including a starbucks gift card with no money on it worked. it has some thinking twice. >> if anybody can get in, i don't know, i am from new york -- >> reporter: some worry they offer a false sense of security. ever heard this before? >> no. never. [ laughter ] >> that is nuts. i had no idea. >> reporter: only one of the banks was willing to comment on the issue. u.s. bank said they aren't meant to keep out customers of other banks but wouldn't explain why gift cards also worked. we showed our video to law enforcement. the changes the

an intoxicated tennessee man was arrested after he tried to have sex with an atm in bar.now, all me o-fashieder maybe it's just me. [ applause ] this is just sad. police in michigan are looking for a man who exposed himself at a local restaurant. apparently they have some qs about his d. [ laughter and applause ] cat snap! [ laughter ] and finally, a man was arrested in frankfurt airport last weekend after trying to smuggle 55 torises, 30 lizards, four iguana inside a single suitcase. in oer words, that guy is teible at smuggling but amazing at packing! ladies and gentlementhis is the 8g band! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are we doing, 8g band? everybody well? this is a treat for us. sitting in with fred and the 8g band, from dinosaur jr. j. mascis is here. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for j. j. has a new solo album coming soon on sub pop. it's called "tied to a star" and it will be out this summer. i can't wait to hear it. thank you so much for being here, j. >> thanks a lot. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and fred, i'm so happy that you're here. >> fred: i am, too. >> set

. >>> a man in colorado is caught sprague acid on an atm hoping to break into it. police say the plan, well it, didn't work. a student who tried to use the atm later suffered chemical burns. police say the machine has been damaged beyond repair, and now has to be replaced at a cost of $50,000. >>> after 35 years of surviving one of the nation's worse school tragedies, principal frank de angries of columbine high school retires. he spent his last day reading through letters of student at columbine, came to note or or at this following the 1999 school shooting there. that incident claimed 12 lives of student. de angries said he almost quit following the shooting because people blamed him for it. >> named in eight lawsuits after the tragedy, and that was just devastating to me knowing that there were people out there that felt that i was responsible. >> de ainge list isn't retiring entirely, signed on as a consult and, will help plan for emergency management issues there. >>> it is wild fire season out west, and thanks to one firefighter in california, some homeowners

nothing like an atm has been imagined. at the end of everyday banking, each bank would gather together all of the checks and paperwork of money drawn against their bank and money they had to pay out. someone from each bank had to gather this and hand carry it to a clearinghouse. this is one in new york. that is where the money actually changed hands. this worked fine most of the time because at a clearinghouse the banks were all approved. they all knew each other. everything was a good-faith transaction. unfortunately, there were also banks called trust banks that were not part of the clearinghouse. they could do their banking more freely. this is what led to problems. i want to -- i'm going to back myself up. this is 1903. this was frank's bank, the national city bank at 52 wall street. this is in this time frame. i want to read you frank's words of what happened on one day in 1907. he said, fancy as a banker discovering outside your glass faÇade the column of men and women having bank books clutched in their hands. fancy

the woman and her roommate were not injured, but police say the suspects planned to take them to an atmrom them. red-flag warnings are in place along an alabama beach because of sharks! hundreds of them were spotted off "orange beach". the warnings urged swimmers to stay "out" of the water. some people "ignored" the signs and went in anyways. experts believe people dumping "fish carcasses" into the water during "snapper season" attracted the sharks. >> a beach with hundreds of sharks. >> in alabama. they say alabama has some of the most spectacular beaches in america. >> do you speak from experience? >> my family is from alabama so i can say that. >> of a better than cleveland "? >> i don't know if it upgraded but it gets cooler to the north. that's about it. here are the current temperatures. good morning to you in alabama. wind out of the north at 7 mi.. dew points at 45 mi.. down to 59 degrees in lansing. 62 in aurora. satellite's radar composite shows we are dry. rain down to the south is creeping in. it will reach 80 just after lunch time today. it will continue to move in from the

told police he physically restrained her when she tried to file complaint and rammed her head into an atmhat officer represented our department inappropriately, not the way that we expected him to, and now we suffer the consequences of his inappropriate actions. >> reporter: dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> would the in many dunkin' donuts incident sustain injuries to her head and arms. iovine is free on bail tonight. he's facing arrest in philadelphia. >> police in south jersey trying to find a man who they say stealing debit cards and may have someone helping him. washington township police released these surveillance images of the man taken at a nearby wawa. police think he's working with female accomplice. investigators accuse the pair of walking into doctor's offices creating a distraction and then snatching employees wallets during the commotion. police say the suspect uses the stolen debit cards. call police if you have any idea who this guy is. >> and police in delaware bust up a suspected meth lab after raiding a home on woodyard road in harrington this morning. 29 year old jos

police say the alleged burglars had plans to take the woman and her roommate to an atm before their planhwarted. that's just fantastic. the gaming community really helping each other out. >> from europe? miles and miles away? incredible. >> right now 6:46. a real lifeless on in sacrifice, and selflessness. >> such a great story. teacher at saint pal bert the great store in huntington valley just received the ultimate gift from friends and fellow educator, a kidney. here's their inspirational story and in this week's brotherly love. >> if teaching is the act of caring, christine did you have if i has given plenty, now she is being repaid. >> i just think this is the ultimate gift that anybody could ever give anybody. >> the thirds grade teacher at saint albert the great school in huntington valley received kidney thursday, from fellow educator, and friend, barbara didonato. >> i felt that i was blessed with good health, good family support, and i thought it was, you know, time to share, share, it is only fair. >> was on waiting list for three years. >> no luck finding a match. that's when

yesterday officers rushed to san francisco's lower haight district on word chamberlain was there using an atmone man had seen him around there before. >> asked me if i saw the guy walking around. they had picture of him in their hand, little dossier on him. i have seen him before in the past. he is definitely a regular around the neighborhood. i hadn't seen him today. >> this morning the fbi and the san francisco police department plan a news conference to give us some more details about the case. >>> it's election day and polls will open in less than 90 minutes. a lot of big races in this primary. and an intriguing new twist will decide which candidates move on to the november runoff. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from the registrar's office in san jose to sort it all out. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. a busy morning out here at the registrar of voter's office. people having dropping off their ballots here at this box next to the curb here. we are bringing you the latest on the governor's race and also our relatively new top two voting system. according to a poll rele

met through grinder to his hotel room, assaulted him and then forced him to withdrawal cash from an atm and buy visa gift cards. the victim was able to get away short time later. >> bit of scare this morning as a delivery truck clips the wing of southwest airlines plane at philadelphia international airport. dozens of passengers were boarding the flight when it happen. fortunately though no one was hurt. >>> hundreds of miles away at boston's logan international airport. a southwest plane backs into a jet blue plane at the terminal. the southwest flight was getting ready to take off for kansas city when passengers say they felt a bump. it took crews about an hour to separate the plains. no one was hurt however a wing on the southwest plane was damaged. >> tomorrow new jersey officials will consider millions of dollars in tax breaks for the sixers if they move their practice facility to camden. the new jersey economic development authority plans to consider the team's application tomorrow to qualify for a $82 million tax credit the 76ers need to commit to bringing jobs to distressed area

he had a drink at a local bar and withdrew cash from an atm and found sitting on the beach at crissy field. that's where the nissan altima he was driving was spotted leading to his arrest. >> he was panicked and asking for help and he knew i was filming him, also, i think that's when the police realized i was filming him they wanted to get me out of the area. >> he was initially deemed armed and dangerous and then the fbi later backed off of that and said he wasn't posing any kind of public threat. still, the bomb squad called into that parking lot to search the car and no guns or explosives were found. describing personal and financial difficulties and that letter read everything in the matter of a few months. people who know chamberlain are trusting. >> when you read what he's written, a much more personal experience of professional disappointments and personal la loss that i think any one of us could have suffered. i read it and i was sad. >> one last thing to know he posted yesterday on twitter said nothing they're saying is true. a campaign to raise money for chamberlain's legal

his and crowbars to try to instill an atm. ted to perch comments of pleasant hill high did and the launch from selling to get cash from the atm on him at the time officers or searching the building and that's on this all the vehicles are calling the area or that she was a driving through comments was arrested deadpanned and so was the woman. >>: still ahead on the kron4 morning news and inflatable sly blows away. there were children inside her it will usher in montevideo until you have bad command up >>: and a's and giants to show why they are the two best teams and baseball. what a sports ahead. >>: coming up let's look a typical didn't quite make it through the car pool lanes illegally. how to plan and the next edition of the people behaving badly. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. leto t oneobying you waysante at uversy ofhoen, belve ery ecati- not st os- shou be ilt ound thcare thayou want. imine at. attracting an accident is that naso 0101 an assault on direction. the accident occurring right at the

law enforcement says people visiting an atm after hours should approach with some caution whether you're behind closed doors or not. >>> time now is 6:10. coming up in just about 20 minutes, a special incentive for voters. the free pot being happened out to people who -- handed out to people who cast a vote in certain races. >>> you can't do that to a baby. >> that's disturbing. >> was it padded or was she just going bump, bump, bump? >> a wedding photo that has gone viral after one woman finds a very unusual way to make her 1-month-old baby part of the celebration. >>> good morning. right now we have a look at traffic on 101 northbound approaching 880. the traffic is moving along very nicely but we will tell you some slow traffic -- where some slow traffic is. >>> a lot of sunshine for inland areas but not that warm. temperatures staying below average. i'll show you those and there's a fog bank out there keeping temps in the 50s. will that change anytime soon? we will take a look and see coming up. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's th

she's been taking his chips at will as if he were an atm. cked as a single pancake. but cavalier slim hasn't been able to fend off aka the unsubscribed kid who has written an acclaimed book detailing his trip to the world series of poker called "the noble hustle." he is actually a very well respected novelist and wrote a great book called "the intuitionist" but today looks like he might become a character in a story by krystal. she is holding aces. he is sitting on kings. well, he's got diddly. i don't know why he's still in the hand. >> i'm all in. >> he's insane. here comes the river. krystal wins. the hand is finished. he's humiliated. >> very suspenseful. >> i think we're all humiliated actually. >> no one more than me but thank you for playing along. >> keep those on. >> i love the book. i love the first sentence. i have a good poker face because i am half dead inside. what does that mean? >> well, i learned early people would say to me i think you have a good poker face meaning i'm a soulless monster who is incapable of registering huma

you've been killed including my favorite show "breaking bad" where you were literally squashed by an atmchine. how has that impacted your view of death? what is your relationship now with death? >> well, yeah. i've been dying in television and theater and, you know, movies since i was 15. so death has always sort of been in the back of my head had, and i tend to play sum bags on tv who have a very short life span. so i guess going through death like that over and over definitely just makes me think about my own potential demise. >> you're ready. when it's coming you're read. >> well, i'm not ready. i know it's going to happen and i figure i have to make the best of -- of my life on earth while it's happening. >> amen. >> i read the book and i was wondering whether there was going to be any sort of grappling with the harder parts of death. what happens after we die or why is it that people who have some sort of brush with death often feel like life is precious or sacred or changes sometimes their outlook and you don't get into that stuff at all. was that a conscious choice or the limits o

an intoxicated tennessee man was arrested after he tried to have sex with an atm in a bar., call me old-fashioned. but i'm more comfortable making those kinds of transactions with a real live teller. [ laughter ] maybe it's just me. [ applause ] this is just sad. police in michigan are looking for a man who exposed himself at a local dq restaurant. apparently they have some qs about his d. [ laughter and applause ] cat snap! [ laughter ] and finally, a man was arrested in frankfurt airport last weekend after trying to smuggle 55 tortoises, 30 lizards, four snakes and one spiney tailed iguana inside a single suitcase. in other words, that guy is terrible at smuggling but amazing at packing! ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are we doing, 8g band? everybody well? this is a treat for us. sitting in with fred and the 8g band, from dinosaur jr. j. mascis is here. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for j. j. has a new solo album coming soon on sub pop. it's called "tied to a star" and it will be out this summer. i can't wait to hea

if you want to get people involved in the financial system, an atm is a natural tool to do that.tely, the buyer meant is in-house -- the environment is inhospitable. power goes out very frequently. there is an average of 100 power outages a week. almost a third of the time, there is no electricity. what we did was come up with a power supply and architecture that allows the atm to run on battery power. it can run off the grid. >> these are standalone atm's/ . >> this can be standalone in a remote village. the technology is designed to overcome the lack of infrastructure. >> how does it compare to 's, how much do you sell them for? what are the margins like? >> it is a very competitive unit in terms of price. the indian market, cost is about everything. we would apply 55,000 to 75,000 a year. to do that over two or three years, that is a big bill. we are being very cautious about the price point. we looked at the power architecture specifically to reduce expense. there is a common voltage architecture. it simplifies the power supply, lowers the power load. it also allows us to bui

then there was word that he used an atm in a local bar. time later a driver saw police surround a car. officers ordered chamberlain to get out of the car. wrestled him to the ground, slapped cuffs on him and took him into custody. >> i noticed there was fbi and homeland security. and i real. >> id from a story i heard this morning that it was him. >> reporter: authorities have been looking for chamberlain season saturday. they say that's when they found he can ploalsive inside of his apartment and that launched the nationwide manhunt, martha. bill: president obama earlier today defending the release of the taliban dream team as some have called them. he says the release poses very little risk to national security but not everyone agrees with that. martha: jane fonda is getting all the attention. she'll speak at ucla. the vets are angry and some of the student are happy. book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less, we'll match it and give you 50 dollars off your next trip expedia, find yours that's keeping you from the healthcare y

. >> reporter: as an example your atm card. first level of security the card with the strip on the back. second level, your p.i.n. number. you can't use one without the other. two-factor authentication. >> sending a text message with a p.i.n. is a very common second factor of authentication. >> reporter: twitter wasn't the only company hacked. the note-taking service evernote had to explain its problems as is seedily a site that helps organize news. what makes you feel comfortable about it if even a company like twitter can be hacked? >> maybe its ignorance. >> shortly after that, twitter told users to log off and back on but that didn't work so they shut down the access to tweets. >>> what's big enough to eat a great white shark? the mystery for a super predator in the ocean. >> a message ahead of this father's day. see how jim harbaugh's wife is trying to safety world from dad pants. ,,,,,,,,,,,, starting next month: rates are going up ne-and-a-half >>> people who live in the east bay m.u.d. district are going to have to pay

i think the state governments took a lesson from citibank, it is like an atm, if you make us have a tellercash, we'll charge you more. so balance it off and say either you pay cash because you can't afford to have an ez pass, that's okay. people feel a lot better about it if they get a little break at the toll booth. >> this comes on the heels of our conversation with elon musk earlier this week about tesla, about making an affordable tesla, $35,000 electric vehicle. we are seeing the rise of the nissan leap an all these electric cars. as kayla just said, in 1993 gas was a lot less expensive. since 1993, all vehicles have become more fuel efficient. we have the increasing fuel efficiency. we have entered -- >> in other words, we're going to need another way to fund this regardless. >> i know that the government's about to get $10 billion from either bank of america and/or citigroup. maybe this could fund something good. >> put new charge of public policy. >> let's send it over to dominic chu for a quick "market flash." >> how about people just walk more as a solution? that's probably what

police he physically restrained her when she tried to file a complaint and rammed her head into an ate atm>> that officer represented our department inappropriately. not the way that we expected him to, and now we suffer the consequences of his inappropriate actions. >> reporter: now septa police investigatinvestigated the case. he face faces aggravateed assau, terroristic threats and impersonating an officer. comincomingcoming up at sick wew information about this investigation. his attorney did not return our phone calls today. iain. >> dave, thank you. >>> music teacher is under arrest accused of abusing kids. chester county's da says sexually abused three of his students at malvern school of music. malvern borough police say that a six year old girl told her parents that her piano teacher touched her inappropriately. two more six year olds have come forward. another girl and a boy. police believe there may be other victims. authorities say the 44 year old taught piano at the malvern school of music for four years and was terminated once police began investigating him. >> police release

atm that rejected diane's card. it was inside a shell gas station just a mile from diane's home. fortunately, there were high quality security cameras. >> we were able to actually see an individual walk up to the atm, attempt to use the atm card and then leave the store with the three declined transaction receipts in his hand. >> the man was black or his panic. tall and thin. 20 minutes later, a young girl used diane's atm card at another location. on this attempt, the girl used the correct pin number and successfully withdrew $400 from diane's account. and the two were driving what appeared to be a fleetwood cadillac which looked like diane's car. a few hours later, a motorist found diane's car on fire in a deserted field. >> when i got to the scene and saw them extinguishing her car, i remember thinking, god, please don't let her be in the trunk of that car. >> fortunately, she wasn't. another witness saw a white pickup truck leave the scene, but he didn't get the license plate number. >> they gave the same descriptions of the suspects that we had in the surveillance videos. >> back in diane tilly's home, investigators were able to find a partial fingerprint on a li

the limited financial was an interesting point will the atms i live more than a mile from my banks atm as a consequence i have never cash i pay by plastic. so i'm not saying i wouldn't be supportive of a cu for limited financial but a dr maxillomight be something to consider because of the small businesses want especially small cafes it's better to have cash and you can get cash. also the transparency and the visibility those things are interesting i have concerns with the substitutes i understand what people are trying to tangle and a lot of people's have investment in restaurant and businesses and i think you run the slippery slope. i thought about larry he's a billionaire when you talk about what it takes to open a store of any type in general there are people with wealth who might open up a bow technical and trying to make a value judgment who can afford the rents i don't know it's black and white but i understand the intent of wanting to deal with the gap and things like that but that's different. even the gap is a different thing when the company a headquartered here and are they

row financing, and i serve at the legislature years ago, they have been using higher ed accounts as an atmachine to cut subsidies, and that has been driving be tuition increases, particularly in the public sector, which is still the workhorse of higher education in this country. host: take a look at these charts that mother jones put together. these are the major expenses. the average price a year of college from 1982 2010 at a four-year college, and take a look at where it is for a two-year college. below that is a chart that shows the rising cost of getting ahead . this is the price of attending fast outpacing inflation. here is the blue line, the price of one euro for your college, and the consumer price index. stella says colleges are making huge profits, administration salaries getting huge for the use of endowment funds as the lone backers, not us. every again, not institution has an endowment. the university of connecticut does not have much of an endowment. most public universities -- which is again the bulk of students go to. i have no problem with creating incentives for state go

. >> reporter: as an example, your atm card first level of security the card with the strip on the back. second level, your p.i.n. you can't use one without the other. two-factor authentication. >> sending a text message with a p.i.n. is a common second factor of authentication. >> reporter: twitter wasn't the only company hacked today. the notetaking service ever note had to explain its problems as did a site that helps gather and organize news. what makes you feel comfortable about it is even people like twitter can get hacked. >> maybe it's ignorance. maybe i trust them too much. >> reporter: so about an hour after the hack was discovered, twitter notified its users by twitter of course to log out of tweetdeck, log back in and that should have fixed the problem. in san francisco, i'm simon perez, kpix 5. >>> texas governor rick perry is set to appear at san francisco commonwealth club in an hour. he is coming to california to lure business to his state. perry was in sacramento yesterday. he tweeted out a picture of himself arriving in a tesla and made it clear he would like the compa

using an indoor atm after hours may not be as secure as you think.in 20 minutes 2 investigates looks at the loophole that makes it easier for criminals to get inside. >>> from your health to your home security. the cool new features announced at apples's worldwide developers conference. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> 7:22. director oliver stone is bringing the story of edward snowden to the big screen. the movie is faced on the book the snowden files, the inside story of the world's most wanted man. it will explore how snowden found his values at odds with the government and went on to release documents detailing the nsa's domestic spying efforts. the movie is scheduled to start shooting before the end of the year. >>> well, day two of apple's worldwide developers conference at moscone center starts at 9:00 this morning. 6,000 people showed up for the first day yesterday. mainly to

when i go to the atm probably once a week i get cash give my son an allowance and spends it at the local book shop and pay the babysitter and shop at one restaurant open you 22nd. when people go to atms they get cash and spend it nearby so i understand they're not the most exciting thing to look at but when you look at on the balance when you look at the services they provide in the neighborhood and the neighborhood merchant it's positive. so again, thank you for your work and i know i look forward to addressing this group later. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners thank you for letting me take the opportunity to speak today, i'm pamela a local broker i want to enlightenment ann mare on the recommendations in such is a short time and many of the proposed changes are a stechld, however, i'm ♪ favor of restricting international retail with the u.s. present so stores in the u.s. are already qualified for formula retailer rules. the existing controls for formula retail are and allow the decision-making process. i have a few comments looked like e i'd like to share about i

he's turned it into a real atm machine of an advertising business.s not just ipg's good leadership. right now we are spending on advertising and marketing is on the rise, rising and tides within all votes. here's the thing, within the advertising world, it's hard to be a smaller independent player. it's much easier to be a global giantments. the whole industry is doing well here. including interpublic group. when ipg reported the latest quarter at the end of april, they promoted a 6.6% greater revenue growth. management said they would meet or exceed their four year organic growth and market forecast. i pg did well in the united states, up 6.5%. latin america, 18.3%. europe saw an increase. i think this european term will be big, big positive going forward. ipg has been winning major accounts, strictly in heck ake and the auto industry and when it represents general motors, which i believe, let's say, needs to spend pretty heavily on advertiseing, after some of the bad news, plus interpublic has been aggressivantive about trimming -- aggressive about

an opportunity. police officers used things like the olympics, their atm getting all of the weaponry they wouldn't be able to get during normal political times. we are seeing that in brazil. >> so, jewels, at the world cup, politics aside or do we see globe conflicts play out on the field? >> i think it's compartmentmentalized. these are highly professional ball squads. i think we will see some outside the stadium absolutely. >> that's what protesters are trying to raise here i actually thought one of the people that tweed in made an important and interesting point, essentially saying we need not to the devote ourselves to the depth of complexity. we can appreciate the games, admire the incredible athletic skill on the field across brazil and at the same time, ask difficult questions about the way the games are being organized from the top, sort of a plutocratic puppet master of fifa to the ground floor where you have these security officials outside the stayed july's enforcing various special laws. >> thanks to our guests for joining us. patricia campos, angelap boy cough and the men's soccer team,