aubrey has all the details, coming up.>> 28,000 supporters shop for the rally in brooklyn. donald trump has a huge

here concerning any son i'm in a movement for justice for my son aubrey abrakasa i'd like to use the overhead and again, today is his birthday. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> for the last couple of days i've not been able to make it to meetings i went up to the grave site today i did not think i would go about when i started filling out papers they asked me when will his burial on one of the signatures i broke down i didn't think i would august 14, 2006, of this year is 10 year this is it's tenth birthday since his death i continue to bring those names of the people that murdered my son this is the names down on my

>> i was sitting on my balcony yesterday and thinking , why did knight invite aubrey and others? >> she was walking from madison square to central park. >> is a nice walk. >> it really is. i had to get on the subway. >> if you could not enjoy yesterday, maybe had to stay indoors but you had another chance today and it won't be quite as. it will be very nice with plenty of sunshine coming through. it will be breezy and dry. we are expecting more sunshine through wednesday thursday and the next chance coming in on friday which will seem unusual. it's a great stretch of weather.we are starting off very nice at 610. 54 and bellmawr. we are looking at satellite and radar we see some clouds out there. we go from highs to 60s along the coast and 70s in and around the city. >> duke is here. >> you had one of those >> i think it's safe to say that they have replaced every day.its opposite field in the home run. it's the first of the season. 21 homeruns there. it's one earned run and that stellar. >> right at the place and at another home run at 22 now. he has made an outstanding play last

they always told me that. >> reporter: aubrey, who attended college nearby, often spent weekends with the drehers. >> sam was the best ever. he really took me in as family right away. >> he was just like a regular a dad. he really just cared. >> focus on school. don't let those boys ruin your life. you know, they're no good. don't let those boys get around you. he's like and you're never allowed to date a fireman. >> what's wrong with firemen?! >> oh, he worked with them. he knew how they were. so -- >> did danielle also take you in as one of her own? >> yes, yes. she was as welcoming as he was. >> reporter: aubrey listened to their tales of romantic trips to exotic lands. >> they traveled the world together. >> they had so many good times and so many great experiences. >> i would imagine they were almost like role models to you? >> yeah, they were. they were. >> the perfect life, the perfect wife. everything just seemed great, you know. for both of them. >> reporter: but all that changed in august of 2012. it was a hot, saturday afternoon in sarasota when registered nurse trish murph

. >> aubrey is looking at me like, don't spread it. >> the upper 70s. okay! aubrey has all the details, coming up.>> 28,000 supporters shop for the rally in brooklyn. donald trump has a huge new york primary. we have a team new york primary. we have a team coverage for teresa for yolo in cary drew. >> police need your help . they want to catch these guys went on a horrific rampage.they beat up eight of these guys, beat up one man outside of a brooklyn bar. he was hit with a barstool and stabbed. camera. >> they are back. get ready for the return of spending 17 years underground. no joke this makes me cry. i get so upset . >> i get so upset right your mother! >> of course we will show the video nonstop .>> that's awesome!>> good morning! i am robert moses. >> is a good morning? >> i feel like i will need to come for you this whole when you see these insects , they have a floppy wing and this should be horrible. >> they will be buzzing all around us. >> maybe it will not be a great summer. how long does it last? how are they out there?>> i might not leave my ho

aubrey motels about that in a second >> hours before the primary, donald trump has a big wonder when it comes to the 9/11 attacks. let's say he mixed that up in a inconvenient train store. >> the polls open in just about one hour. >> the big day for peter liang. he will find out if he is headed for prison for the accidental shooting of a kind gurley. live. >> i will never stop. >> you might want to hit >> i am like you i will do interesting things. i will take you mentors of long beach when i'm out with audrey . >> you will get the same shot from her balcony every day. >> i will not shoot for my balcony because i don't want to people to know where i live .i like to walk the streets so i will shoot it from the streets. >> that would be an interesting video. yesterday we had temperatures in the 80s and everyone was out. i was walking earlier from madison square park . 77 was the high number and islip it was 74 in bridgeport it was one yesterday. there is a stretch of fire danger. it's anything that's flammable. be aware. the fire could spread rapidly. the rain is coming into new englan

. >> reporter: aubrey peeples is this year's ambassador for the hope on wheels fundraiser. she performed for patients at the pediatric cancer center at new york presbyterian columbia university medical center. >> they're so happy and cute and everything. then you hear about these struggles and they're so young. it's very eye opening. your heart and so do the children's words, written on construction paper. >> it says never look back. you can't change the past. we can change the future. cancer. i mean, you know, for a incredible. >> reporter: to think it's on construction paper. it really touches your heart. it really drives the point home. >> it really does. >> reporter: 12-year-old hannah adams from florida and ryan of maryland were diagnosed when they were five and six years old. their cancer is in remission. now they are sharing their struggles and hope with other children stricken with cancer. they are the national youth ambassadors for hope on wheels. >> i say just have hope and stay strong. >> there's a light at the end of the tunnel. once you're cured, you're cured.

baltimore ravens receiver steven smith surprised aubrey bridges of north carolina. >> she suffers from rare disorder that impacts speech. he made his promposal during video. >> kate aubrey steve smith here i want to know who you let me take you to the prom? >> awe sbri mostly non verbal you can see she flashed a huge smile. steve smith still lives in the charlotte area good for him. >> no matter what you speak that smile is universal. >> search is on not just for aliens but for loch ness monster as well. this time underwater robot ma mapping out bottom of lock nets the murky bottom of water in cot land searching for proof that the conmer lives here. earlier this year happened again said he found a trench that could be easy to get the him teary uponster but they have not about able to find the so-called tren: the existence has never been porch nor not provb although very, very very old. >> is if ma'amical. >> you wept to scotland yes or no did you find the loch ness menster. >> they have ways they dispel >> i didn't think they were going on much. >> non believer. how about that. meets o

aubrey is here and she is watching the forecast. users for sleep apnea. when a rear hatch remembers your height. when systems can help sense your surroundings. and when cameras change your perspective. that's the more human side of engineering. experience what a lincoln can do for you at the lincoln spring collection event. your choice of the lincoln mkc or mkz for $289 a month, >> we are starting off with relatively nice conditions. currently waking up at 520 in the dew point is very comfortable at this hour. we have a northwest wind coming in at 13 mph and it won't be quite as breezy as it was yesterday. we start out in the 40s and 50s across the northeast 430. 39 in williamsport and 52 in philly and down towards the nation's capital at 550. we are nice and dry on the satellite and high pressures and control continuing to be that way for another day across the region. nice dry weather with plenty of sunshine. eyes will be focused on the us a chance of rain happening on friday. skies will be nice and dry with temperatures cooler than they were yesterday.

. >> reporter: aubrey will also deal with mediation between the public and officers if they both agree, the poa says one added bonus is that since aubrey is a civilian when he's investigating other officers it will bring about less tension. frank? >> can the opa actually take action or just make recommendations? >> reporter: they take -- they make recommendations to the chief. so the final answer belongs in the hands of the chief. just like internal affairs used to do, they make recommendations of the chief does the action. >> paul chambers in richmond, thank you. >>> former manson family member leslie van houten said she went numb today when a panel recommended her for parole. the 66-year-old manhattan has been behind bars for more than 40 years and have been denied parole some 20 times. she and other manson followers were convicted of killing a wealthy grocer, la bianca and his wife rosemary in los angeles in 1969. van houten said she is a set -- ashamed of her role in that crime. today's decision is not final. the parole board legal team has to review it and then governor brown has

and this is his younger sister aubrey. hi. hello. uh, i'm kalinda. oh, what a sweet name.hank you. sara: so, it's odd. william has this whole other life we never get to glimpse. do you work with him? i do. on this case he's on? the suicide case? yeah. sit down. here. we don't bite. not hard, anyway. can i get you anything to drink, kalinda? a beer, maybe some wine? are you on the clock right now? kalinda. hi. william. we were just getting better acquainted with kalinda. mm-hmm. she says you're not dating. oh. dear god. do you have a moment, will? oh, i'm sorry, you guys probably want to talk in private. just ignore them. nice meeting you. so. family, huh? yeah. what's going on? you need to get back to work. i'm suspended, kalinda. there's a lot of movement. yeah. david lee and julius. i figured. eli, too. they want to fill the vacuum. just... just show your face. no. thanks, but... i need to make a go of this. everything good with alicia's case? yeah. you, uh... you gave her my case, too? will... if this is your way of trying to make things better between us... no. it's my

. >> reporter: nypd assistant chief william aubrey says the young woman is of middle eastern descent. she called her dad when this happened and her sister called the police. now they're looking for witnesses and going through surveillance video in a neighborhood equipped with more cameras than any other in the city but so far have not found any of the attack or the alleged attacker. they are asking for the public's help. >> she describes the subject as a male, five foot nine, 180 pounds. he was wearing a black jacket, black ski cap, blue jeans, no >> reporter: emma camacho is a vendor in front of the church and says if it happened here on a busy afternoon she missed it but if the allegation is true -- >> it's not good. very safe, i work on the street like 15 years, nothing happened before. >> reporter: this building on broadway is a couple blocks south of the scene by the church. the young woman came here because she's a student at a cosmetics school upstairs. she had been here earlier. hospital recovering from that her family is with her. there are a lot of detectives working this ca

for "tkn," my name is aubrey, from the culinary institute of america. have a great day!e to give that recipe a try. well, that wraps it up for now, for everyone here at "teen kids news", thanks for watching. >> write to us at... we're talking baseball this week on sports stars of tomorrow... from high schools to the pros, we'll be looking at top talents on the diamond... from ace pitchers... to heavy hitters... it's all coming up next. (show open) welcome to our annual baseball special... i'm your host, charles davis... we're going to get started in the dallas area, where joe mccann introduces us to a rising high school slugger. welcome to frisco, texas... located just north of dallas, it's quickly becoming one of the larger suburbs in the country. "frisco high was the only high school for 100 years, then centennial opened, and now we are one of 10 high schools." in this fast-growing community, yoll

aubrey, what's going on? he is a sharp guy. he doesn't necessarily agree but we will make up our own mind. >> we will bundle up as we head out the door in the 30s and monticello. 47 in central park and 44 in bridgeport. these numbers are close and we are expecting a similar start and later this afternoon we get mild. the winds are light in the high pressure is in control with a nice sunny day. temperatures are about into the upper 50s in the east and 260s in the city. we are expecting sunshine with temperatures warming into the 70s by then. let's go over to ines. we will take a look at the traffic. >> good morning, aubrey. the lie is a normal delay this morning at grand central as you pass this heading towards queens. on the cameras, the staten island expressway seeing normal delays here with the traffic traffic being stop and go. things slow down with the george washington bridge at three accidents this morning on the cross box. it's a 90 minute delay on the upper level. if you are taking the lincoln tunnel, it's an hour delay

for "tkn," my name is aubrey, from the culinary institute of america. have a great day! >> i'll have to give that recipe a try. well, that wraps it up for now, for everyone here at "teen kids news", thanks for >> >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> on my way in i'ma take it >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun, and get awesome results. >>>> it's just like one big party turns on. it's so empowering. >> i spent many years of torturous exercises. cize, 45 pounds down easy. >> it's just fun. i think that that's the key, is that it doesn't feel like work. >> exercise is something you have to do. cize is something you'll want to do. you won't believe wha

for "tkn," my name is aubrey, from the culinary institute of america. have a great day!e to give that recipe a try. well, that wraps it up for now, for everyone here at "teen kids news", thanks for watching. >> write to us at...

for "tkn," my name is aubrey, from the culinary institute of america. have a great day!e to give that recipe a try. well, that wraps it up for now, for everyone here at "teen kids news", thanks for watching. >> write to us at... homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just ask us how much you can save at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com our customers have saved an average of $147 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding, or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell them about the windchimes! find out how much you can save by refinancing y

i know you knew aubrey mcclendon, both early pioneers and horizontal drilling.n a publicly traded company. you had a private company, which, you then sold, but any thoughts on his passing? >> well, it is a tragic conclusion to a very brilliant career. people that are dynamic and change the world sometimes polarize people, people have different opinions, the united states is so much better off because of the explosion of development and discovery of oil and gas reserves, gas reserves in particular that aubrey and chesapeake and other companies pioneer. but aubrey was an early pioneer and it reduced our national deficit, reducing oil imports. the success has been one of the challenges that the industry is facing today because of the proliferation of production. he made an enormous contribution and he'll be missed. >> robert, great having you on, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> brian? >> city group thinks that making money on this stock may be in the bag. it is adding kate spade to its focus stock list. the analyst at citigroup believes last quarter's re

. >> reporter: aubrey layne is governor mcauliffe's secretary of transportation. >> absolutely, p-3's are a big part of our procurement. the private sector, i believe, has the edge and can do it in constructing. probably operating. but not an edge if financing what we should've done and what we do now is, "here's what the project should be from a public policy standpoint. here's the infrastructure needed, here's what we can build it for." now, from that project, let's go to the private sector and say, "hey, can you improve on this? and if you can, we'd love to partner with you." >> reporter: this is really getting to the heart of that question that as a citizenry we're having a louder conversation when it comes to what we pay for now and will we pay for it later. >> couldn't agree more. we've been lulled into thinking that once you build infrastructure, you're done. and now we've gotten to the point, we've got tunnels and interstates that are 60 years old that, yes, you pave them once in a while. but the infrastructure's got to be redone. >> reporter: following reforms to their p-3 pr

aubrey is watching the beautiful weather. it's another spectacular day. plenty of sunshine and it's nice and dry but a little bit cooler than what we saw yesterday. 510 right now with high numbers moving into the 60s. track the weather with us and get your daily and powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today. texas is still dealing with massive flooding. they were saved by good samaritans. they were in a kayak that got stuck in some trees. the bystanders pulled them a makeshift harness. my friend joe went through super storm sandy katrina. she lives in this area. she is really dealing with some disasters there. back here at home , two huge brushfires popped up in new jersey. i was yesterday afternoon. one was in kearny and the other was in secaucus depending on how you like to see it.both under control in about two hours. a for some cancellation of the transit and amtrak trains. the national weather warning. we were talking about yesterday. i believe audrey was.>

. >> is a big night for mike woods and aubrey. it's the 50th anniversary gala. it's on the upper east side. it's part of the non-for profit with an impressive success rate at 95% of the minority students going on to regulate. they honored elsie vanderbilt. not only did she start the school that she was there with cornelius vanderbilt . >> mike, you look sharp last night. >> very >> have you been there ? >> fantastic. it looks awesome. it was a great event out there. 50 years that's pretty amazing for people who donated.they are now in the south bronx two and they love it out there. awesome ! tanks for having us. >> here is what we have on almanac. 63 for the average high and 47 with the average low. really drop it down to 65 which is where we are now. it will be a warm day. will be hit 80? not there in the city. is a 600 jump in temperatures. 190 warmer than it was and 23 warmer in poughkeepsie. the tri-state. shower chances are out there but it looks like it will be on the northern tier. some of us might not even be making it to the ground but we are expecting

brown anyone here that has information into the murder of aubrey abrakasa an anonymous tip line (415) 575-4444 thank you i'm sorry ms. brown. >> next speaker. >> i'm cesarean from the justice for mario woods coalition today was a hot day i think that will be a long hot summer and it has been 4 months since mario woods was executed by the sfpd and nothing has been changed other than a lot of hot air being expelled i urge this body to take a leadership role sorrowful commissioner dejesus and sxhapg i thank you for your about the tasers and why they were not the answer to the challenges we are facing right now really it is just a matter of times before another horrific killing occurs we need to come together and rehumanize each other i don't hate you chief suhr i don't hate sfpd's i have to tell you i'm a white marching and i'm scared of sfpd and i think of my brothers and sisters and how eventual vulnerable they feel this has to stop can we all meet each and have a barbecue together go to a baseball game do something to get to know each other as human beings so we stop hating on each ot

business owner, aubrey moore saw the wreck and rushed outside to help. moments later, a fireball engulfed the flame. they saw movement in the cockpit. they continued toward the burning wreckage and saw the door open and the pilot tumble out. >> all hell is breaking loose. it happened so quick, i didn't have time to think. that i only had a few seconds. i actually done a back tumble out of the cockpit. >> can you believe it? the pilot escaped with just a cut on his hand and a headache. he says this is his first accident in more than 50 years as a pilot. incredible. >>> a major interruption to a paddleboard clash. check out how a massive run of salmon jumped from the water in perth, australia. they came toward the shore to feed on smaller bait fish. the video quickly went viral within hours of being posted. >>> a four legged guest hit the field during a soccer game in venezuela. he happily jumped around. eventually, one player kicked up the canine. the dog was so temper, he actually gave his captor a playful lick. >> this is play time. you're kidding me. i

years ago, there was no "inside amy schumer" and no opry plaza, and no female "ghostbusters -- no aubreymale "ghostbusters." on comedy cold hit central which calls itself sneak attack feminism. power. is >> it is so decisive. it is hilarious and the "broad city" women and know that hillary shouldn't do all of the heavy lifting. hillary: i can read your name terry's. will: hillary simply has to be herself. illary: look at that. i thought that would be really good for office morale. will: also on hillary's side is ellen degeneres, amy poehler, and amy schumer. they may infect be the most powerful comics working right now and they may have something big plan if this indeed comes out to a clinton-trump matchup. amy: i just met hillary clinton, and yeah, i am a little psyched about that. john: our thanks again to the great will leach. we will be right back. ♪ mark: so as best as we can tell, none of the presidential reactions have reacted instead of the president of united states, to the passing of prints. i wonder what they will say. john: i find it kind of stunning considering the wall-to-w

>> aubrey and ryan. >> aubrey and ryan and all the rest, we can't wait to see you. meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. partly cloudy. breezy. warmest highs, increase clouds and cooler next week. temperatures are 60s along the coast, and mid-to-upper 60s around the bay shore. low-to-mid 70s inland until you get to antioch at 80. it will be very windy above a thousand feet. dangerous winds from 11:00 until 10:00 tomorrow morning temperatures are all over place tomorrow in the per 40s mid-50s. my seven-day outlook shows mound is the >> let's start with this. give me a high-five, girl. lara, let's get some "pop." >> we begin with sylvester stallone news. sylvester stallone, one of my favorites and he has a new starring role and it's on the small screen. sly set to star in the tv adaptation of "omerta," the final book of mario puzo's "godfather" trilogy. it will be the oscar nominee's first time starring in a scripted tv series. no network attached to the project yet, but we're pretty h sure this new show is an offer we simply can't refuse. >> nice. >> i like it.

. >> aubrey and ryan. >> aubrey and ryan and all the rest, we can't wait to see you.t for the dangerous storms, oklahoma city to dallas. mainly dry, but showers return late. sunday occasional rain and drizzle. temperatures warm up next week. cloudy and cool with drizzle at >> give me a high-five. lara, let's get some "pop." >> we begin with sylvester stallone news. sylvester stallone, one of my favorites has a new starring role on the small screen. sly set to star in the tv adaptation of "omerta" the final book of the "godfather" trilogy. it will be oscar nominee's first time starring in a scripted tv series. no network attached to the project yet but we're pretty sure this new show is one we simply can't refuse. >> nice. >> looking for extras. speaking of this little extra for you, at the beginning of his career he tried out to be an extra in the original idea gotfather." ging, come on in. he did not get the role. so this is really full circle for him and congratulations to you, sly. hey, also in "pop news" this morning, mother's day just around the corner and wha li

. >> aubrey. >> lets get to luscious. things got heavy and emotional a.s. we will see more about why he is the way he is. he has seen's been through tough things like this emotional moment about his mother. >> what else did she do for you. >> tell me, luscious. >> this moment really touched me. i have to admit it change how i feel about luscious and the way he does things, did you feel that way. >> it was a powerful scene. he admits that his mother committed suicide, in front of him, so i mean it kind of shows you why he cost certain things. it gives you a little will insight on how, you know, how he reacts and malicious he is and empire is all he has to hold on to because he didn't have a strong family life. it was tough. >> it humanized him and i remember empire started taraji said his character was like tony soprano where you hated him but then moments in the the show where you are like i'm rooting for him and i want him to do a good job. that scene made me feel like oh, luscious, made me feel for him and the fact that he is the devil. >> and it is als

to one more we go, 61 degrees comes in from jerry aubrey, out in blue bell, also seeing partly sunnys no rain yet, but his bar testimony at the continues to drop and top andiron. what that means we've got low pressure on the move. look at this wide zoom, actual center of circulation far removed way off to the north. how much, it is dragging a cold front back through our area here. and as that continues to move through, what we end up with more than anything a scattered variety of showers and thunderstorms. timing on this looks like it has shifted little bit. it is mainly later on today, and into tonight, that we see any casino of widespread showers or storms. but even still, looking scattered. now, i bring up the drought monitor. you know, we still have pretty exceptional drought across california, even here at home we've gone pretty decent stretch without much wet weather at all. even portions every montgomery, bucks, become abnormally dry. not in a drought by any stretch but could use some rain at this point, that's all it means. today 78 degrees, before that front crosses, lingeri

. >> hauntingly familiar to enron and chesapeake and the donation to duke, aubrey mcclendon a huge donationimilarities. >> and the work that nathan has done is really fascinating except a lot of things we're criticizing are things that investors loved on this company and the reason he's aggressive and cutting costs. it was an acquisition model >> right. >> and who cares if the company is cranking up drug prize, so, i mean, let's -- as investors, you know, are you about investing with nobility or about investing to make money? >> right. >> and i think that's really the question. >> and don't tell me that major investors like a bill ackman did not know about the compensation plan. >> he tout it had. >> he tout it had, exactly. >> still ahead, small-cap stocks surging, but could it actually be a bad sign for the markets? what has traders so worried right after this break. you're watching "fast money," first in business worldwide. ma that's like my grandma the kcooked, my mom cooked. i make a lot of banana bread because the baby likes bananas. (laughs) whatever home means to you, we'll help you

original 1921 play: composer eubie blake and lyricist noble sissle, writer-actors flournoy miller and aubreya. it also included older elements of vaudeville, and black actors in blackface. tony award winners brian stokes mitchell and billy porter play the comedy team of miller and lyle. >> one of the parts of the show is our two characters performed in blackface, as did many performers back then. and it's interesting, because it had a different context for african-american performers, because it was more like a-- in a sense, a mime mask is. but when those characters and that style was usurped by white culture, who then didn't really understand, appreciate, honor that tradition that it came from, and it became a caricature then of black behavior at the time. and became offensive actually. >> i, to be truthfully honest with you, just from reading the song titles on the album cover, me and my black friends, in our naiveteÉ, sort of rejected this show. >> brown: because? >> because you know, they had songs like pickaninny shoes and bandanna land, and we heard that there was blackface, and you kn

brown anyone here that has information into the murder of aubrey abrakasa an anonymous tip line (415) 575-4444 thank you i'm sorry ms. brown. >> next speaker. >> i'm cesarean from the justice for mario woods coalition today was a hot day i think that will be a long hot summer and it has been 4 months since mario woods was executed by the sfpd and nothing has been changed other than a lot of hot air being expelled i urge this body to take a leadership role sorrowful commissioner dejesus and sxhapg i thank you for your about the tasers and why they were not the answer to the challenges we are facing right now really it is just a matter of times before another horrific killing occurs we need to come together and rehumanize each other i don't hate you chief suhr i don't hate sfpd's i have to tell you i'm a white marching and i'm scared of sfpd and i think of my brothers and sisters and how eventual vulnerable they feel this has to stop can we all meet each and have a barbecue together go to a baseball game do something to get to know each other as human beings so we stop hating on each ot

if anybody here or watching at home has any information into the murder of aubrey aubrecasa there's a tip line. further public comment? come right up. i don't even have to call on you, you can just come right up. >> mike mitchell, i'm retired, 8 years ago, i was a state parole agent stationed here in san francisco and actually i had a couple things i want to say. i have to talk really fast. there's been a lot of hysteria and it's really making me sick. i came from another agency to san francisco and i couldn't believe how diversified the force was, all kinds of people, all kinds of races, you name it, and how professional and basically how friendly. i mean when you are in a fight it's not a friendly thing. taking down a drug dealer is not friendly but after people were cuffed i saw so much courtesy and professionalism to guys as long as they had calmed down. this hysteria i think comes from the national level and it started with misinformation. that was my first thing out of the way. i read the captain's newsletter every week and i love it and one of the things i noted is, i live righ

if anybody here or watching at home has any information into the murder of aubrey aubrecasa there's a tip line. further public comment? come right up. i don't even have to call on you, u can just come right up. >> mike mitchell, i'm retired, 8 years ago, i was a state parole agent stationed here in san francisco and actually i had a couple things i want to say. i have to talk really fast. there's been a lot of hysteria and it's really making me sick. i came from another agency to san francisco and i couldn't believe how diversified the force was, all kinds of people, all kinds of races, you name it, and how professional and basically how friendly. i mean when you are in a fight it's not a friendly thing. taking down a drug dealer is not friendly but after people were cuffed i saw so much courtesy and professionalism to guys as long as they had calmed down. this hysteria i think comes from the national level and it started with misinformation. that was my first thing out of the way. i read the captain's newsletter every week and i love it and one of the things i noted is, i live right

a justice department attorney working on the case said the settlement, aubrey chuluota bay. they said the resolution holds goldman sachs accountable for serious misconduct and falsely assuring investors securities were backed by sound mortgages. when it knew they were full of mortgages that were likely to fail. that's from the justice department a little while ago. the new york attorney general is scheduled to speak about an hour and a half from now. back to you. neil: thank you very much. you always wonder with 110 billion today, where does that money go? not to worry think it might. the goal of this is to make whole -- may partially whole lot of investors who supposedly got out. mortgages they could ill afford. at least some partial closure. doesn't work out that way. gary wonders why. >> look, by the way, the real story for me on goldman is they actually invented products, sold them and shorted them at the same time back in 07-oa. i remember you and i talking about it to the other part of the equation is nobody's going to jail. they make tons of money, much less than bank

brown anyone here that has information into the murder of aubrey abrakasa an anonymous tip line (415) 575-4444 thank you i'm sorry ms. brown. >> next speaker. >> i'm cesarean from the justice for mario woods coalition today was a hot day i think that will be a long hot summer and it has been 4 months since mario woods was executed by the sfpd and nothing has been changed other than a lot of hot air being expelled i urge this body to take a leadership role sorrowful commissioner dejesus and sxhapg i thank you for your about the tasers and why they were not the answer to the challenges we are facing right now really it is just a matter of times before another horrific killing occurs we need to come together and rehumanize each other i don't hate you chief suhr i don't hate sfpd's i have to tell you i'm a white marching and i'm scared of sfpd and i think of my brothers and sisters and how eventual vulnerable they feel this has to stop can we all meet each and have a barbecue together go to a baseball game do something to get to know each other as human beings so we stop hating on each ot

if anybody here or watching at home has any information into the murder of aubrey aubrecasa there's a line. further public comment? come right up. i don't even have to call on you, you can just come right up. >> mike mitchell, i'm retired, 8 years ago, i was a state parole agent stationed here in san francisco and actually i had a couple things i want to say. i have to talk really fast. there's been a lot of hysteria and it's really making me sick. i came from another agency to san francisco and i couldn't believe how diversified the force was, all kinds of people, all kinds of races, you name it, and how professional and basically how friendly. i mean when you are in a fight it's not a friendly thing. taking down a drug dealer is not friendly but after people were cuffed i saw so much courtesy and professionalism to guys as long as they had calmed down. this hysteria i think comes from the national level and it started with misinformation. that was my first thing out of the way. i read the captain's newsletter every week and i love it and one of the things i noted is, i live right at

nat gas at 16, then above 20 and the massive glut that happens because of people like aubrey mcclendonnd two bucks now. let's say i run a pizza -- pizza rew ria or something. should i take that or could it go lower? >> i don't think you want to play it much lower. 1.75 is the lowest it has been in many, many years. that's just a gamble. and, you know, that's the purpose of locking in your cost and something you can live with. if it goes lower, so missed out on 25 or 50 cents. we see how the markets get moving in one direction. great example is gold. and no one was looking to be long gold and everything all those fortunes turned. the same thing could happen on natural gas. additional short squeeze here because everybody has been short the market to the downside. and the sellers did get tired. if you look at that march technicals, you can see where we made new lows in the natural gas, but did not make new highs of volatile. that was bull, saying the sellers were getting tired and, you know, it could be a -- there could be a couple of things. >> we got to be careful. we have natural gas a