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. >> guys kept battling up athe plate. they found a way to get it done. and struggled at times this season. but it appears the slugger still has the flare for drama. and home run in the eighth inning. the teammate said no matter which direction. when he steps up to the plate you stop what you are doing you know he can do something big. kate longworth. nbc bay area news. >> and tens of thousand of people from your elite runners to, to, well the pope and elvis. jam packing the street of san francisco sunday. from the bay to breakers. ethiopia's, won the race in 35.01. and took the women's title in 40 minutes and 12 second. coming up at 6:00 what the sharks had to say following the dramatic overtime win in game three of the playoff series. diane, terry, were you running this morning here in san francisco. i could have sworn i saw a group of 80s cartoon serial mascots like tony the tiger and count chocula, trix rabbit. couple looked like you guysment. >> south, you were out there running? >> no, i was observing. i was running as a mild-mannered sports anchor.

joe name ath and clint eastwood. here's what's coming up on "today." jeff rossen with a camera hidden inside disney and a look at the tricks many are using to skip lines and new kids on the block, 98 degrees and boys ii men. keep it here for news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. you have a good weekend. >>> break news, flames rerupted in a well known san francisco restaurant this morning and what we are hearing from the crews on the scene. >>> and we are also following the break news that could affect your commute. b.a.r.t. is experiencing major delays. mike will have all of the delays. >>> out in force as police crews are expected to be out in the streets. >>> and a man from cupertino and what his wife is telling us. >>> and high fire danger as the temperatures are going to rise. hot wind and weather expected to increase. that danger all over the bay area. we will have a look at that change in the forecast.

athe state assembly approve add bill to make it legal for illegal immigrants to get a california's driver license even if they do not have the social security number. instead they who is to provide multiple documents to establish their identity including a birth certificate and proof of residency. under the legislation, two million people would become eligible for an i.d. card or driver's license. if approved it would take effect in january 2015. >> a new poll show as majority of californians support modifying proposition 13. that is the 1978 measure limiting property taxes. a survey by the public policy institute of california found 58 percent of homeowners support keeping the landmark measures tax protections but changing it for commercial properties to be taxed at current market value. 33 percent of those polled oppose such changes. >> there is new evidence the housing market is recovering and the foreclosure crisis is easing data shows sales of bank-owned homes fell 16 percent from october to december of 2012 and 23 percent in the first three months of this year. seals of home in the

. >>> it was the first time america cup sailors hit ath of british olympian simpson two weeks ago. the big yacht race will go on as planned this summer but there are dozens of new safety regulations. >>> san jose sharks are hoping the playoff fight will go for seven games after a disappointing loss in los angeles. the kings won game five. tom cruise was also at the staple center. the kings are up by one game. game six will be played on sunday in san jose and a must bin for the -- and is a must win for the sharks. >>> 4:48 is the time. sal has an update on the serious crash in san jose. >> that is right. we do have an update on that crash pam and brian. i want to show you video we took last night. this crash that happened at about 2:00 until the morning in san jose at the intersection of ruby and aborn. a woman was driving this black suv was trapped in this car for about 45 minutes. two drivers at the scene were not doing well it came for being tested for driving under the influence. there you see the woman who was finally taken out after 45 minutes. the car was completely damaged a

it's his 78 ath career tour victory. >>> game seven between the duction and red wings in the west. no score. hen ri henrik zetterberg changes that. third most career playoff goals, third most in franchise history. tied at 1-1, red wings short handed. the thievery. he five-holes eller for the goal. just like that, detroit up, 2-1. same score in the second. more red wings. this time, the wicked backhander. the red wings win it, 3-2, advancing to taken to blackhawks in the semifinals. the other out west, the sharks and the kings. that is your "sportscenter" update. have a great monday. >>> coming up next in "the pulse." sep years in the making. now, finally, your first look at the new season of "arrested development." >>> a song from david bowie being covered. from outer says. it's pretty good. ♪ and the papers want to know whose shirt you wear ♪ it took years to build this business. the moment my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis started getting in the way, that was it... it was time for a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humir

. >> i never thought this could happen here, athe me time i do believe that they think that we're just roll over, we are a sleepy community and that we would nothing about this. >> it was very weird and surreal. why would this happen here. built the traffic going up and down, all the women coming and going. >> the fact of the matter is that chino hills residents are not willing to take this lying down. chino hills residents stood their ground, call attention to the city officials about this. we call attention to the property owner that w weren't going to stand for this. >> today chino hills, tomorrow it's going to be all of southern california. >> even members of the chinese american association of chino hills are against birth tourism. >> it's not right. i think, whatever necessary to get my citizenship until now i think that is the right process to do it. >> i have a soft spot for those people who want to comeo the united states because like myself i came from outside the u.s. but i went through the legal process the right way of doing it. it's not the fault of the pregnant women. an

. ♪ dannon >>> a solemn ceremony athe >>> a solemn ceremony at the national law enforcement memorialwashington. the names of 321 fallen officers added to the wall were read during the vigil last night. nearly 20,000 names are now engraved on the monument. >>> a police officer severely wounded in a gun battle with the boston bombing suspects is talking publicly for the first time. officer richard donohue took a bullet in his thigh which severed an artery causing him to lose almost all of his blood. john miller has this exclusive interview with the cop who risked everything. >> reporter: this is officer donohue at the scene of that shooting. the officer who was killed, sean collier, was a good friend of his. within three hours, dick donohue would be the next to go down. did you have any idea at any point that you were looking for the boston marathon bombers? >> at first it was no. it just appeared to be some crazy random act of violence. the gunfire being exchanged and once they started throwing the bombs or improvised explosive devices that i guess you don't need to say words. this is

divers found mikaela lynch's body in athe severely autistic girl. disappeared sunday. at j-and-l market. turning now to a story that the spike in violence in san jose. four homicides in less than 24 hours. in a city the safest in america. at one=23 yesterday afternoon, officers were called to this holiday inn express motel. an employee found the body of a 35=year old woman who had been beaten to death. the suspect. 43 year old julio pliego, is still at large, two hours later, two more murders. a 48 year old woman and her baby grandson were stabbeda little girl was also stabbed and injured. suspect as a the woman's son, and uncle to the two children. problems. afternoon. and just after one=a=m today, a man's body was found in the parking lot of but alic >> alicea: people now gather to honor their beloved grammy. >> that women used to sit right here, smoker cigarette. that's all she did. this is wrong. for a new one to do this. look at this. >> this woman wasutif did anything to anybody. she did not deserve this. this broke my heart. >> alicea lots of broken hearts tonig

with three different overtimes before sammy jo tracy scored id athe women's lacrosse title was decided in three different overtimes. when you're a nascar driver dating a fellow driver.there will be moments like these. danica patrick - wrecked by her own boyfriend at the coca cola 600 last night. ricky stenhouse - whose dating danica - nudges her from the inside.enough to cause patrick to take out brad keselowski - who happens to be the defending sprint cup champ. patrick forced out of the race. keselowski limping in 32nd. i wonder what their conversation will be like? >> pam: have a great night we will see you 11:00 p.m. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch t

come from a culture different from i becathhave to pay homage to that culture yet they are americ athe a struggle. it's not surprising when they come home and they want to talk to their mom or they want to talk to their dad or talk to their siblings about something a happened at school or something that happened at a community organization they are involved in, they just can't because they feel that -- they can't. they are afraid to and even if they do, they either get disowned or get kicked out or get beat up, unfortunately sometimes. i feel that sometimes family can feed into biases because of those cultural differences and we as community service providers need to realize that and acknowledge that. families aren't always positive for youth.ck up a little tiny bit. when luslyn talked this morning she talked about our society not only tolerating but sometimes promoting it. one example is immigrants that has been widely out there in the last few years really increasing along with the kinds of things that amina talked about, very anti-immigrant messages coming out the media. in new york

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and at this point, the ban on gay adult leaders and volunteer stays in place as does the ban on open atht. thee though weiner said more lewd photos of him may captain out. he admitted to sending graphic images. he said he will remain focused on the issues. >> the president defends his defense policy on drones and tries to shut down gitmo. we'll get the reaction. have you eaten today? gj git >> we must define our effort not as a boundless global war on terror, but a rather persistent targeted efforts to dismantle violent extremist that threaten america. >> we are in a war that is not winding down. it is morphing. i support the concepts that the president talks about in many ways, but if he doesn't change his policy, the middle east will blow scup we'll be here at home. to president obama your foreign policy is not working. you need to adjust it. >> president obama with a speep today. during the speech there was a heckener from code pink, interrupted the speech for a long time. >> close guantanamo today. >> why don't you let me address it. >> and those prisoners. >> why don't you sit down.

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show mom why you're her favorite, with ath 12" i2"nfinity color bowl, a spa ecial iabuy at just $14.98. >> welcome back. new this morning. bangladesh rescuers say they have found a survivor in the rubble 17 days after the building collapsed. the rescuers discovered a woman today and ordered any immediate halt to their salvage operation. they use hand saws to cut her out of the rubble. meanwhile, the death toll has reached over $1 somebodies'. government officials said that the total number of people confirmed dead rose to up $1.39. recovery efforts are still under way this morning. so far, 2400 people were pulled out of the rubble alive. >> minnesota is on track to become the 12 states to allow gay marriages. it is the first midwestern states to pass a gay mayor's lot and his legislature. the measure was approved in the state house yesterday by a vote of 75 to 59. it now goes to the state senate on monday, where is expected to pass. the governor has said that he will sign it. hundreds of people on both sides of the initial rally yesterday at the state capital. they are expected to be t

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internal audit by the investigator general -- the audit was by no means a thorough investigation under ath. he admitted there was a hit list. it really seems -- with timing like this, i am disappointed as a democrat because it seems like this was intended to nfluence even in a small way to influence the president election. host: was there a hit list? guest: one of the things that he mentioned was that there ave been letters that were written. we have seen some from senators trying to draw attention to the rise of nonprofits for some time in the wake of the itizens united ruling -- these are both democratic activists embrace the vehicle which had been freed today corporate money, union money, take unlimited funds from individuals to run political ads. they were trying to draw attention to some of these big groups on the left. we have seen priority usa and patriot majority usa, which was started by a strategist who has read about harry reid. on the right, we have ross rhodes gps, which stands for grassroots policy strategy. it was by karl rove. these are big fish that were out there. the buz

angela merkel call them and he miss handling of the investigation a national shame. , athe trial goes on parliamentary committee will continue to look into how things went so badly wrong for the domestic intelligence service and the police. they will look at how the focus of domestic security has long been on the risk of religious political violence while surveillance of the far right has been overlooked thomas a scandal that has grown so bad that the country's top intelligence officials were first -- were forced to resign after key files were shredded shortly after the national socialist movement appeared. turks make up germany's biggest immigrant community. the case has rekindled their fears of police highest. until then neo-nazi cell was uncovered, investigators dismissed it as the work of the turkish mafia. and those whos suffer from organized crime still suffer today. >> the trial is expected to last two years. if found guilty, she faces life in jail. the world jewish for him has gone ahead under tight sunk -- tight security in the hungarian capital of budapest. harry smith has t

athe same time for universities we are working with, this is a great opportunity for themo change theus instruction is done because a lot of times instructors to the insight and materials they have developed as part of the online education effort and use it to teach the students on their own college causes moving more active learning into the classroom so they have a chance to really engage with their students. gerri: wt kind of students or take advantage of the online version? >> we have students from every age group. 10-year-olds, 90-year-olds. students from every country around the world, students very different economic backgrounds, a lot of students who have disabilities with a real educational experience. gerri: if i take yr courses, can i get a degree eventually? n i get the satisfaction of having the knowledge? >> we are not a degree granting institution but you have the option of getting statements of a combo's rent, a letter from the instructor saying you successfully completed the class. an option of getting a verified certificate which verifies your identity, this is for s

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look athe cars with the engines in them, the ford flex the taurus show, lincoln market sedans, f150,he pickup, forked goodness sakes, ford explorer, all over the darn place. jake, i have to ask, you told the producer this is no safety risk. how so? >> well, it depends on what goes on. if the engine shuts down op the highway, that is a safety risk. some things, what the complaints are about is that it is stuttering, not geting a really good driving experience or something like that. that'another animal. we're -- we have to see what's going on. we have data on the cars and see problems with that, reliality issue, fuel system problems, but the difference between a safety issue where car is leaving you completely stranded or something like that and it's a reliability issue. gerri: if it stops while i accelerate on t a highway, i consider that a safety issue. there's maybe somebody behind me. talk about the work you at cr have done on this because you are out in front of the idea of turbo charged engines, good, bad, what have you said? >> wel, you look at the engines -- so it's really a n

and southbound 880 so far on athe approach to the san mateo bridge so far the sensors are not picking up backups as well. we will have more on this plus more on your morning drive in just a bit. >> developing news in san jose. a fire destroys a beauty salon overnight. >> she is live where the arson investigators are on the scene early this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the fire gutted the building and workers are getting ready to board it up. there were two businesses inside, a beauty salon and a testing business called advanced results. arson investigators wrapped up and they're not calling it suspicious at this time. they're trying to determine the cause. firefighters were called around 2:00 a.m. and it took them an hour just to get the flames under control. they were able to contain it and prevent the fire from spreading. firefighters took a defensive approach because it was too dangerous to go inside. >> we were dealing with the flames. the roof had start today collapse. the firefighters could not make entry into the building due to the amount of fire. the smok

an fbi agent in a request for a search warrant goes so far to athe point james rosen is an aid error abetter and co conspirator. the news of the charges is very alarming as a first amendment attorney. >> the notion of pinning the label of criminal on the press because it gathers new from someone who may not have the authority to provide the news is extremely dangerous. >> in a statement james rosen says as a reporter i always honor the confidentiality of my dealings with all of my sources. meanwhile michael executive vice president of news at fox news says quote we are outraged to learn james rose enwas named a criminal co conspirator for doing his job as a reporter. it is down right chilling. we will unequivocally defend his right to what up to now has been free press. >> he is a defender of the right of the press to pursue investigative journalism. he is also as i said as president and as a citizen insistent that national leaks that can endanger the lives of american men and women overseas be taken seriously. >> james rose ensays he was never contacted by any government or law enfo

the right first lady athe right time can save the beleaguered of the in the nick of time.linton, maybe lisa adams. john clancy's wife who together with her husband proved america's first power couple. the subject of the fascinating book just out, america phoenix. welcome. i do want to get into that, but it did remind me, as your budget, about sort of the unappreciated role of first ladies are significant others in moments like these. michele obama has not come out one way or the other. not the gst, but she is always standing by her husband and remains decidedly more popular how will that will play out as this in shoes? >> certainly the first lady, the president's wife brings her n talents to the table. and oftentimes she will play a more will, of truth telling role . because she is so popular. that helps keep them out of trouble a little bit. it raises his popularity as a result. his wife is doing so well. neil: pat nixon was a very quiet introverted first lady. it was not as if she could help her beleaguered husband one where the other. she was respected, but michele obam

athe athena jones joins us from washington. they're looking to see if the irs broke the rules by playing politics here. >> that's right, good morning. i spoke with an official for tax administration. they say they're doing this audit at the request of congress to look at agency operations and procedures and make any recommendations. and this is something that certainly many members of congress and that the white house say that they support. white house spokesman jay carney put out a statement just yesterday saying if the inspector general broke the rules or any government officials act aed imprurp impro that the president wants to see swift and appropriate steps to deal with that misconduct. this is something getting a lot of attention because if the irs is playing politics, that's not a good thing. >> it appears some folks were looking at certain names. if they had patriot or tea party in their name, they would get extra scrutiny. what does that mean? >> exactly. extra scrutiny means some of these groups were asked to provide

they are hoping to inif ifinish have athe denver nuggets. >> game six is tonight at the oracle arena. where our own bob redell, live this morning. going to take a shot yourself? >> we hope so. >> reporter: maybe in a little bit. i don't want to show people how easy this is to make a shot and make the warriors look bad. good morning to you, guys. if the warriors win tonight, this would be the second time they would win the playoffs in 22 years. last time was '07. the time before that was 1991. you can see here at oracle arena, one reason why there is so much interest in that almost all 20,000 seats. there is just under 20,000. all of them are sold out. this is the 35th consecutive sellout for the team. that right there is a team record. the arena is for the most part ready. you can see they have t-shirts on most of the seats over here. they have some that are missing. they are short 3,000. this is what happened. the team obviously thought they were going to clinch this tuesday night in denver. that clearly did not happen. after this lost that game, someone made a quick call to the scre

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. >> and chaos ath that all the concert stuff would be laid off.explaining it as the shock was the ramifications and the fallout, not the shock that the death resulted because i have been down this road before. alan, stay with me for a minute if you will. i want to bring back legal analyst paul callan, who is a teacher of law as well. part of his expertise is in cases involving professional liability. also with us, another favorite hln legal analyst and defense attorney joey jackson who has loads of experience defending clients under theglary of cameras. first to you, paul, i have to remind everybody, we are in the plaintiff's case, we sort of think at this moment, yikes, this case is over, it's not, isn't it? >> always the voice of reason, ashleigh. you know, it's far from over. it's one tragedy after another when you look at meekal jackson's life. i think ultimately what we have to remember is the jury is going to be looking at the concert promoter, aeg, what's their responsibility here? they're not his parents. they're not his relatives or his f

that's my -- my guess a little t would be of a disjointed process rather than just, you know, a to the ath from one other. i honestly don't get too caught up in kind of tracking the flow of these discrete dollars. what i don't want to see though is for people to kind of keep crowding into the home depots of the world. we know the story. i actually have a piece coming out. it might be the most important right now.e world talked to strategists who say they visit clients in indonesia. you have the buybacks and single thing every going on in this market in home depot. think it has upside from here. do think you should see that rotation. again, i'm wondering if it's going to be a smooth or bumpy process. >> we'll see how it all bears out, mike, thanks. let's hit the biggest pops and drops here in midday trading. what's the story here? >> you had mortgage rates are now at the highest level they've been at in a year. the entire space, all of the home builders, are getting hit here. just under 4%. >> fresh market popping, doc. >> 12.9% up as far as sales, judge. the stock's up 10% now. but was up

>> i'll take him as ath his word he's concerned about his health and that he hears a lot from his family and other people, but it's a twofer for him. his political supporters can say look what the guy did, overcame a great obstacle he's been fighting his whole life. it works both ways. >> is it fair to judge him on this solely about the fact that he's doing something cosmetic as opposed to talking more about his leadership following superstorm sandy? he's got an lot of praise about that. is this going to be extra bonus points so to speak for him in the garden state? >> i think it will be. he think ls it's unfair to put so much emphasis on that and so do i, frankly. i think we ought to be looking at the other things that he has done and make judgments based on that because his weight situation certainly did not indicate that he was lazy or had no discipline. he has plenty of both. >> bob engle, great to have you on. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> up next, the suspense-filled showdown in south carolina. who will prevail in the special election matchup between mark sanford around e

also many other countries around the world in asia, for instance, where we want to focus are looking athe way we are approaching the middle east, the way we are watching our hands of it, treating this crises as indicator of the direction of our foreign policy, how serious we are, how much investment we're making in porn policy, how much they can trust our strategy. this is something we have to pay attention to. when you go to the region, it's very clear to people in the region that we do not want to lead in this region. we are not engaged with the arab spring, whether it's egypt, whether it's syria. if whether it's yemen, libya. we want to do less. we want to reduce this region's importance in global politics. the president even compared syria to the congo saying, you know, it's just as important or not important as the conflicts in congo are. and the message that comes across very clearly is that we don't want to be indispenseable in this region and be implication also maybe more broadly. and the region is beginning to look at us as dispensable. so we packed up and left afghanistan. we s

pro-dugs ten million tons of oil and 8 million tons of ath leoff lean a year. how would you feel about the news that the state run petro china company was planning to build on that same faultline a massive mega petro connection cal plant producing 10 million tons of oil and more than 800,000 tons of ethylene per year. people who survived the sichuan province earthquakes over the past five years are understand pli a little bit unnerved by this prospect. they're going to build on faultline. we know at least some people in sichuan province are disturbed by this prospect because at least some of them have tried to protest this planned petrochemical plant. they tried online to organize a protest for last saturday in chengdu but the security services kept censoring everything that people had posted about it online. when the protest date rolled around, may 4th, the police called a surprise earthquake drill for chengdu. according to a report from the associated press, police flooded the streets of the cap it will. thousands of police for the earthquake drill. exactly w

cyber-security company; and james lewis is director and senior fellow of the technologynd public policy program athe center for strategic and international studies here in washington. dmitri alperovitch, starting with you. what do we mean by "design systems"? what exactly is being stolen? >> well, it's everything under the sun that's not bolted down. it's the blueprints for these weapons systems, these advanced weapons system the chinese can use to recreate and match our capabilities. it's also providing them with the ability to identify weaknesses in this city, vulnerabilitys that they can leverage so they cannot just master capabilities but exceed them andefe us on the battlefield. >> brown: james lewis, is it possible to know how much damage or impact this has had that the point? >> no, we can't really tell. we know that some chinese weapon systems appear to be based on stolen u.s. technology like their stealth fighter. in other cases where they've gotten into the intricate software that controls weapons, hopefully we caught all the damage, but you can never be sure. >> brown: and just to stay wi