services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy changnd thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy changthe fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a steady support and leadership of our city adm

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy changutopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is a

services provided through incredible nonprofits like self-help for the fact elderly thank you, andy chang autopsy and thank you for the fact work you do the fact fact all my colleagues want community ambassador programs speaks to the success of mayor ed lee and adrian program ether the last half decade chinatown needs those resources this is the densest community in an dense city and, yes we have elevated crime and, yes we have unfortunately terrible pedestrian safety within death in and around this community a community ambassador program will help with all of those things in conjunction with our san francisco police department and in conjunction with our rich web of neighborhood certifies providers i'm delighted thank you, mr. mayor and administrator kelly for bringing this to chinatown. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you supervisor is good so have you back when we start the fact community ambassadors we had a small team ambassadors out in the the fact bayview and now 5 years later a team as the mayor said all over the city one of the reasons we grow the program is

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changed. now the truth is coming out. >> andy levy is back with half time so stay tuned. >>> hey, everybody, welcomeack. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed over at the "red eye" news desk. >> tom, you said to, quote, demi lava toe, welcome to new york. it's been waiting for you. >> i think demi levato may have done it as well. have you ever care karaoked with her? >> i don't think so. >> ask me now if i have ever karaoked? >> have you ever karaoked? >> [bleep] no. >> you would do a pretty mean "easy on a sunday morning." >> matt, you said cruz has the anti--values backlash because they are thin-skinned wooses. that really hurts, man. i would like you to apologize. you said if cruz had any idea the new york primary would have been important he would have dialed back the new york values comment. do you think he would have said it to get political gain from it? >> no, of course not. >> i wanted to make that clear. you didn't seem excited that they were excited about the election. what if you said they are not. >> i would be more excited. >> you said you now love kasich for stuffing h

looking for you, ter. >> andy thank you very much. >>> many people consider junk yards to be an eye sore, but in the u.s. state of georgia one family-owned business is changingty is gaining a global reputation. visitors come from all over the place to see the graveyard that deals in memories, not spare parts. here is andy gallagher. >> reporter: for more than 80 years it has been the final resting place for cars that are no longer wanted. as these woods began to fill with rusting heaps of metal, the reputation of old car city grew. the owner played amongst the wrecks as a child. now he says it's the visitors who take away the best memories. >> that's what i heard more than anything. amazing. and i'll be back. and some people stay for two, three, and four days. i'm making a lot of smiles across the world. >> reporter: even pouring rain can't keep photographers away. i was advice given long ago which a stranger with a camera who ensured the survival of this wonderland in the woodings. >> he has a camera with him, he comes back and said i took some incredible photographs, you should start charging people to take photographs. and my dad's reply was, great, i'll

changed the world. was it for the better? according to a new study internet use is more cautious. the nerd trader told -- wow, andy wrote this story. can you believe that? he told the world about the nsa surveillance program and the national security has plummeted from three million views to two million. the resoip suggests this -- the research suggests this is due to being viewed as a terror suspect. they authorize the prison program and it expires at the end of the year. joanne, what do you think? snowden -- i don't care what you think about snowden. do you think he is having an affect on people's habits? >> certainly. they think the government is looking at everything they are doing and judging them for it. then i remember what i was told when i was going to the doctor. if you have a rash, which i didn't, but if you have a rash your doctor has always seen worse. don't worry about it. they have seen worse. the government is like, we are thought worried about you. we have seen worse and looking for worse. >> so i can stop typing stars in between isis when i send my team a message on terrorism. no, i'm not kid. wi

decades-old special relationship has been through so much and -- would be fundamentally changed by our exits? if so, how? andy you think you have any sympathy with people who think this is none of your business? mr. prime minister some of your , colleagues say it is other leading wrong you have dragged our closest allies into the eu referendum campaign. is it appropriate for the mayor of london to bring up ancestry in the context of the debate? all,t me -- first of boris arefor questions for boris not for me,. i don't have some special power over president of the united states. he said what he said. it is our decision as a sovereign people. the choice we make about europe i think it is right to listen to , and consider the advice of your friends. just to amplify one of the points that barack made we have , a shared interest in making sure europe takes a robust approach to russian aggression. if you take those issues through the european union, i think i put my hand on my heart and say britain played an important role and continues to play an important role in making sure their sanctions were put in place and

the defection of a senior north korean official plus: >> i am andy gallacher in florida as relations between the u.s. and cuba rapidly change, we will look at the controversial issue of opening a cuban consulate somewhere in the sun shine state. >> in the sports news, the golden state war jars are on the brink a mba history. five minutes. at a time trial after proceed democracy activists has begun, charged with assault and obstructing police during protests came to an ends. today, one of the more high profile acvisits and in court. he is a prominent at the height of the demonstrations. he has proven not guilty to those charges. previously setting he believes they are politically motivated. 11 witnesses being called to give evidence. with a video that shows a number putting him in a dark corner on a park of the arrest. he has sense bin charged with assault. not will appear in court in the june. seoul granted him asylum. 13 restaurants in an undisclosed third country had defelt the as a group. this morning's report is true. however, that is all i can say. i cannot give details including detailed personal information. from the

. >> with andy dean looking on, ron, i want you to explafin to e what has changed for donald trump overo weeks? what changed after wisconsin? yes, i know different states here in the east, you know, in the mid-atlantic, but it can't just be that. so why is he successful now where he wasn't before? have you noticed something different from him or his team? >> it's a great question. i think the geography is part of it. clearly the northeast is more favorable terrain in terms of the underlying demographics. but as we said, he performed much better in these states among the same groups. i mean he performed better among college graduates than he has anywhere else. he performed better among women than he has anywhere else. i don't know if there is a simple answer. i think it is a sense that the race is fading may be part of it. ted cruz has had very limited appeal in the northeast. he's been a very weak candidate there. this is where john kasich should have been a more effective competitor if he was going to be one. you have many of those white collar suburban voters across many of these stat

changes everything. >>> back now with our "index." starting with the fbi investigating an art heist involving works by andy warhol.everal campbell soup can prints have been stolen from missouri. believed to be worth more than $30,000 each. >>> and the stunning video going viral, to the right of the screen, the goalkeeper rushes, then full-on tackles a player, knocking her to the ground. the goalie, whose team was down by three goals, suspended for two games. the player was able to later walk off the field. >>> now to india, and the royal visit. prince william and duchess kate, touring the nation for the first time. paying respects to the victims of the 2008 mumbai terrorist attacks. laying a wreath at the memorial. and took some time to play cricket with some children. and kate said, when they first got married, she told will she wanted to visit there, and so finally will took her. >>> next, to an incredible moment caught on video. why this moment with the glasses may also leave you smiling and also even crying. stay with us. sses on a little boy may leave you crying. stay with us. ary symptoms of bp, like needing

changes everything. >>> back now with our "index." starting with the fbi investigating an art heist involving works by andy warhol.o many campbell soup can art prints have been stolen, believed to be worth more than $30,000 each. >>> and the stunning video going viral, to the right of the screen, the goalkeeper rushes, then full-on tackles a player, knocking her to the ground. the goalie suspended for two games. the player was able to later walk off the field. >>> now to india, and the royal visit. prince william and duchess kate, touring the nation for the first time. paying of the 2008 mumbai terrorist attacks. and later played some cricket. and kate said, when they first got married, she told will she wanted to visit there, and so they did. >>> and next, why these glasses on a little boy may leave you crying. stay with us. ary symptoms of bp, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an

andy. >> we hear a lot of people saying -- we hear women, a lot of different groups, different demographics saying donald trump needs to changeo you think that there is some there there where there's smoke, there's fire? maybe he needs to change something. >> i'll tell you this. he had 17 opponents. now he's down to two. you have to do and say certain things which, you know, that's the reality of an election. and he had to win the republican primary. and then now he's going in the general. this has been true since abraham lincoln ran for office. in the primary you move to the right and in the general you move to the center. >> some says he may be doing now if he had not insulted so many different groups. his poll numbers might be -- a clearer path to 1,237. >> i think a lot of this also is the way the media reports on these remarks. you hear that donald trump is against immigrants. what he's always talking about is illegal immigration. when he's talking about a temporary halt on muslim immigration we're worried about terrorism because syrian refugees and refugees from the middle east shot up a concert hall in paris. this isn'

let's get to andy patel for a live check of the weather today. >> hi, there. we're starting to see changes already on live doppler 7 hd. take a look for yourself. clouds on the increase and a look at the records for today. we saw numerous records from the golden gate bridge camera. view is good. take a look. san francisco tied the record at 83. oakland airport a tie, oakland downtown new record and richmond, you'll notice san jose got up to 91. new records, gill roy and monterrey. new records for the day. we're not expecting a rerun of the records. i'll let you know what changes are ahead coming up, ama? >> thank you. >>> one of the hottest spots today was oakland, no one wanted to be cooped up in a stuffy house so we saw plenty of people working now. here is abc 7 news reporter alicia harrington. >> weather feels good. >> record-breaking warmth brought everyone outside. roller blading, playing catch, relaxing in the shade, kayakers floated around. alisha felix and her friends came to the lake to work out. >> the weather is nice and inviting. >> she brought an extra large water bottle to s

new changes are coming to the 20-dollar bill. our seventh us president, andy jackson, andrew, and he's off the front of the bill, and put on the back. >> harriet tubman will now appear on the newly redesigned bill. so she was a and on i shallly, leader of the underground railroad, some called her moses, but she helps southern slaves escape to the north, the first african-american on us money, and the first woman to appear on any currency in 100 years. >> these are so many sites, dedicate today harry tub happens man in our area, where she was born, understand, the chesapeake bay area, we went by it, so neat, with the kids. >> take pictures? >> i do have pictures, so cool, really impressed, we start today read, you know, all about her history and everything, the whole underground railroad, where it was, and they brought people up. so i think it is really neat. >> i do too. so that's the 20. so, andrew jackson, who was slave owner, look on the back of the 20. lab yet tubman on the front. >> really, put them on the same one? shows america's complicated history and

changes everything. >>> i love this story. okay. by now you have heard about the andy warhal theft. this past week. there was something weird about this heist and by weird i mean math weird. it was wednesday night at 5:00. the staff closed the doors and went home. the next morning they went back to open the museum back up in the morning and the warhols were gone. there is no overnight security. part of the mystery, these things were big. the firstamous paintingngs, they were done in 1962. those were not that big. in that first series he painted different varieties of soup and the canvasses was small. these ones that were stolen in springfield, they were a later series, which was much bigger. each of the soup cans stolen -- see how ch bigger itit is. 2 feet wide and 3 feet tall. they were all framed in wooden frames. it would have been hard to get a bunch of these out of the museum. that's part of the mystery. the things are big. the other part of the mystery is what exactly they took. so in this later series by andy there were ten different varieties of soup in the series. these wer

changes everything. >>> welcome back. the fbi is trying to solve a mystery in missouri. after a museum heist there. the question, who made offh of andy warhol prints of those iconic campbell soup cans worth big money. kevin tibbles has details. >> reporter: the most recognizable cans of soup in the world are also the most precious. so much so that seven part of a set of ten valued at just under half a million dollars were snatched from the walls of missouri's springfield art museum. >> the theft of these iconic warhol prints feels like the loss of a family member. >> reporter: created in 1968 by that pop star of pop artist andy warhol. the prints were part of a series entitled campbell's soup one. >> when people say andy war hall they think of the soup kansas. >> reporter: it's a big time crime adding between four and $6 billion worth of art is stolen each year. these thieves were picked up by surveillance in norway gr 4,000-year-old vase in 2013. last months 13 suspects were arrested for the theft of 17 paintings from an italian art museum vailed at $16 million. pilfering picassos has become a staple in hollywood. it took pierce bro

changing. they are divided on whether that's a good thing. al jazeera, lahore. >>> time for sports news, andym senses golf. >> it is a good guess, golf. the serious business of the first major of the year getting underway. jordan speith has started the defense of his masters title. he's a three time master champion, now is ad 80, showing the younger generation just how often it's done. this is wednesday's par three tournament held. he is one of a record nine players to do this on the day, a hole in one coming up, a nine time major winner when he lost won the masters back in 1978. the majority of the players still tee off in the main event, three time winner phil mickelson gets going in an hour's time. jason day has won back-to-back tournaments. he is partnered with four time major winner. and world number three, rory mcelroy's day, it's the only major he's yet to win. the northern irish man is working hard to keep up with speith and day. >> i'm clinging on at the minute. a few wins will change that, but it's, you know, yeah, of course it's motivating. you don't want to see guys beating you. y

andy serkis you this happening. dan: what are going to be the sources of energy? what is the change in the cost of energy? a lot of these initiatives were at $40, it isn going to be much more challenging. the alternative is not as expensive. they are going to have to be redirected. guy: you get it right. the impact of that is going to be absolutely seismic. if tesla can figure out how you can take off grid with their body -- with their battery technology, you start to have a big impact. it could be anything and you start to really have to change your investment season. dan: how much of our economy is dependent on oil? still, it is a huge part of any developed market economy. in terms of emerging markets, where are they going to get their own -- now that they cannot rely on high-cost commodity exports to china. korea.ot just north it is very significant. guy: we're going to be keeping you for a little bit longer. dan morris from b.n.p. paribas is going to stay with us. hans: up next, we will speak to how the company's relationship with mitsubishi has been affected. stay with on the move. ♪ guy: welcome bac

change. 38% say keep them the same. don't forget to vote on twitter every night. that's all for now. see >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm tv's andy levy filling in for the much taller tom shillue who is keynoting the association for crime scenery construction conference. let's check in with rob long to see what exciting stories we will be discussing tonight. >> thank you, andy. coming up, a new stu de reveals people named chad are twice as likely to vote republican while people named andy are more likely to have people like tom tied up in their base meant. and she said america is always best with her back on the mat which will be the only position allowed under a ted cruz administration. and finally a new smart mattress will alert you if your significant other is cheating on you in your own bed. it is called the whose press on nail is this sleep-o-matic. >> thanks, rob. let's welcome our guest. like cat woman she is a female kyle. and he founded a newspaper in prague called prague moses, matt welch. and i don't have a joke about him because i want to live. it is army ranger and co author of the book "13 hours" the inside account

clear the pakistani film industry is changing but producers and cinema-goers alike are divided on whether that's a good thing. imhran khan. >> for the sport, here is andy>> german club made quite an impact in their first ever champions league. they beat real madrid two-nil, scoring two goals in seven minutes during the first half. >> gives them a big chance of causing an upset next week in the second leg. coach zadan thinks his team can turn it around. >> reporter: okay. for the second part, no. i think we should talk about the first half of the match because in the second half, we played a bit better. the only thing we need to do now is stay relaxed. it isn't going to make me crazy but losing is always painful. we know we have the chance to change that. manchester city drawing 2-2 and with 208 goals, he will be considered slight favorites heading into the second leg. we must take a break. >> the focus shifts to the quarterfinals at the europa league. the fixtures on thursday: jergen returns to his old stomping ground. >> i prepare my team. that's why i am here on a place. i had a wonderful time. that's how it is. it is better to be here. i don't know.

new changes are coming to the 20-dollar bill. our seventh us president, andyd put on the back. >> harriet tubman will now appear on the newly redesigned bill. so she was a and on i shallly, leader of the underground railroad, some called her moses, but she helps southern slaves escape to the north, the first african-american on us money, and the first woman to appear on any currency in 100 years. >> these are so many sites, dedicate today harry tub happens man in our area, where she was born, understand, the

andy gallagher. >> the normalization of releases between cuba and the u.s. began over a year ago. for the large cuban american community, it's a change that should never have happened. protests have grown smaller as attitudes towards cuba have changed. speculation that a cuban consulate might open doors here have insensed city officials. it is said it will in flame passions and create a security risk. >> i think it would be a tragedy, because in miami, not all the wounds have been healed and there are people who will be opposing vehemently that. >> the cuban flag now flies over its reopened embassy in washington, d.c. the next logical step would be to open a consulate in florida, home to more than a million cuban americans. >> not every official in miami is against plans to open the consulate in the city but amongst the exiled community would be resistance. here in tampa, a city with a sizeable cuban population, there is more than a desire for change. >> this businessman came to the u.s. as a teenager and would welcome all the benefits a cuban consulate will bring. >> who is going to be affected in a positive way? our people in cuba.

change. pat? >> thanks, melissa. there is new information this morning about the shooting death of a former nfl player. >>> plus, who made out with a set of andyarhol prints for big ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. >>> verizon workers are in strike right now in maryland, virginia and some other states. technicians walked off the job today trying to keep jobs from getting outsourced and for more time with their families. verizon says it has trained non-union employees to work right now. >>> prosecutors are presenting evidence in court for three mena ku men accused in an ambush in prince georges county. officer jakai colson died after a case >>> police arrested hector olivera this morning after talk to go a woman who was a victim of sexual assault. olivera plays outfield for the braves. as of now he hasn't bent charged with anythi -- hasn't been charged with anything. >>> paul weidefeld is testifying on the panel. reporter adam tuss is covering the hearing and has a breakdown of what we can expect. do you think metro's need for money will come up at this hearing? >> reporter: i wou

changed it to law school to separate the ss. >> his middle name was gregory. they have solved the problem before it went fubar. lou: andy'scomes to donald trumpp and his new strategy. >> wisconsin, baby, bravo to the people of wisconsin. lou: joanne nosuchinsky. 93% of you have said donald trump will best serve this country by destroying political correctness. good night from new york. kennedy: hi, there, middle of the week, i'm watchi a couple of cocky campaigns recoil from badger bites as wisconsin dealt punch and blows. hillary the tip kale wet blanket of after think sat back anlet bernie sandersgnite, excite and deligha grouof

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andy, listen to me. to that point, then, if you want to get to where you say you're going, then they're going to have to be some changesou look simply at the polling and if you look at the math, the math that we have, we have heard that there are some staff shake-ups in the trump campaign. so what can you tell us about that? what is the strategy moving forward in order to get to where you're saving you're going to go? look, any time you lose a primary, there's going to be talks of how is the campaign doing? should there be a staff shake-up? there are highs and lows in every campaign just like in life and in business. donald trump understands that. he's a loyal guy, he's been loyal to his staff. is he potentially going to bring on other people? of course. he's bringing on paul manifort for a delegate strategy. we're not going to let lying ted come in and -- >> he likes that lying ted. >> i need to get kristen in. can we talk about kasich, john kasich. is his presence in the race complicating the cruz strategy? >> at this point it seems very likely if you're the sort of person that doesn't want donald trump to get the no

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changes at amazon. in addition to jeff bezos, creating new ceos and promoting jeff willky to the consumer service and andy jascy will be the ceo of web services. three ceos? could this create leadership problems at the country? >> let's talk about that. jeff couhen at dhr internationa leerdship advisory services and author of "why are we bad at picking good leaders" and aaron kesseler who has an outperform rating on amazon. good to see you both. thank you for joining us. >> we were talking in earlier this morning, maybe equating this to some degree with what alphabet has done. it depends on how autonomous? >> right, leave it to be one step ahead of the competition, even when it comes to succession planning and figured out a way not only to retain the best talent, his stars but also develop and engage them over time. >> can we underline it sounds like they sort of have these jobs anyways so they get a new title. >> yeah. >> so what, why do you do this? why do you elevate the title beyond what they were already doing? >> first of all, the main thing you do when you have talent like that is to keep them, rig

andy clark. we also have a federal agent from the bureau-atf which is call tobacco and fire arm and that person is cynthia chang housed in san jose. we determine where the fire started and how. on scene, you will see us conducting interviews, evidence is collected and/or at times secured and a thorough physical examination of the scene is performed. investigation research, interviews, laboratory results, collection of all gathered information, necessity oo work with other agencies or special units and many other components of the investigation continue well after leaving the scene. the end result of our response to a fire incident is a comprehensive fire investigation report. i will give you a small briefing on some of the most recent second alarm or greater fires in the mission and they are as follows: there are 3 from last year that i'll speak on. there was a 4th alarm at 3222, 22 street january 28 determined to be a accidental fire do to a electrical fault or failure. there was a second alarm at 3044 24 street on march 11. it was determined to be a accidental fire due to electrical fault or failure of a powe