he was going bam bam bam, bam bam bam, bam bam bam. don't know what the hell he was shooting at but still shooting. >> at least two more police officers were shot during the chase. finally, police sniper set up at an intersection where the suspect blasted through the area in the stolen police car. they shot and killed him. >>> after more than 30 years on the run, a woman is in jail tonight in california. it's a long way from michigan where she escaped. her arrest has her new neighborhood buzzing. lauren lee has her story. >> it surprised me. she didn't seem like that type of person at all. >> reporter: teresa has lived in this hillcrest apartment complex for seven years and most of that time she lived next to judy lynn. saturday police arrest heyman at her apartment durns out she was on the run since 1977 escaping a michigan prison and made it all the way to san diego. this was her original booking photo taken for attempted larceny. only 23 years old she was only supposed to spend a minimum of 16 months behind bars. >> i feel like, wow

bam bam bam bam i even forget i was trying to do that. so matt so we were talking about the triple crown to add we were talking about over in not just coral somerset in places like this where you're seeing people made homeless because their homes are flooded about six thousand of them and then you talked about housing speculation now that catastrophe of liquidity of money is also making people homeless but distressed tweet from the telegraph reads if salaries had risen as fast as house prices an average couple would earn forty four thousand pounds more a year the house is making more money for them than their job ok that's that's ludicrous because it means that the house prices are trading at five six seven times multiple of the income that's completely unsustainable it's only being kept artificially aloft through this manipulation of interest rates which you know what what's happening in canada right now before we came out of the press coming out of canada that housing bubble that mark already inflated during a stay of bank of canada gov

they are all part of a program called becoming a man or bam. >> bam was needed because it helps young black men to become great and gets goals in life. it was more than needed in my opinion and it should be worldwide. >> ifill: bam is one of dozens of programs nationwide that will be part of my brother's keeper, an initiative focused on young men of color announced today at the white house. 28 foundation executives are pledging $200 million to support literacy, school and criminal justice reform and jobs programs to help young men like christian. >> i'd probably be still a little less me to say i don't really express my feelings that much. so i'd be blank as a page. but now i talk to people and have conversations with everyone. without hope you have nothing. i mean you have goals, but you've got to have that hope to get you there. >> ifill: mr. obama says my brother's keeper will be part of his presidential legacy. >> this is an issue of national importance. it's as important as any issue that i work on. it's an issue that goes to the very heart of why i ran for president. because if

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called bam. >> martial arts and sports in general is a great opportunity to teach people discipline, teamwork, commitment and even positive anger expressions. you can have time or you can make time. >> to accomplish that, counselors like marshaun help students with antisocial behavior and violence. a recent story by the university of chicago's crime lab revealed that a large portion of homicides were a rum result -- result of rash behavior. social disagreements and massive overreactions. >> it's why bam is using group exercises and role-playing. emotional self-regulation. >> and we see what violence is like all over the world and at the core of it, at the root, it's really about people making the decision that their personal problems, belief or situation, is more important than another person's right to breathe. >> and it appears to be working. according to a study by university of chicago's crime lab, bam reduced violent crime arrests by 44% compared to students who were not in the program. >> we followed up the following year and we found out they were less likely to end up in scho

back up (bleep) because i'll shoot you bam bam. >> no one else saw davis with a gun or even saw jordan davis get out of the car. [ laughter ] >> jon: oh, well, somebody had a gun. >> dunn says he retrieved his gun from the glove bomb and fired -- box and fired nine shots into the s.u.v. even steppinging out of his own car toll continue shooting as the s.u.v. drove off. >> jon: o oh, that poor man i couldn't imagine how loud the nine shots must have been on his boo boo ear. wait. the car was fleeing and he shot on it. how was dunn standing his ground? it sounds like he was actually gaining ground. he killed someone. apparently that's not what he is going to jail for. >> michael dunn was found guilty that three counts after tempted murder for shooting at the other three young men in the car, the ones who survived. >> the message in florida is pretty clear. if you fire a gun you better (bleep) hit somebody. [ laughter ] if there's one thing floridians won't tolerate it's survivors. for more we're joined by jessica williams. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] this jury -- on the murd

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he ace tim maher, director of personal financial for the bam network. tim, welcome. good as always to see you. let's start with this new tax on northwest investment income. let's go back over it one more time. who does it affect? what kind of income does it cover? and how does it work? >> if you're making under $250,000 of modified adjusted gross income, you won't have to worry about it this one this year at least, but if it's over $250,000, then there's going to be an additional 3.8% tax on your net investment income. this is passive income, like capital gains, dividends, if you do have a rental property, that could be considered passive income. in some cases there may even be annuienuityized income that's subjected to this new tax. it really is a seismic shift, even though most people are going to feel it this year. >> if you are lucky enough to earn $250,000 in modified adjusted gross income, but unlucky enough to be subject to this tax, is there any way you can avoid it? >> not much of a way, tyler. i think one of the things you can do, we're looking at these opt

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. >> i grabbed him from the back, pick him up in a little wrestling move i know, took him over, bam! it was a wrap. >> reporter: a tackle worthy of the nfl. the clerk's friend held the suspect down until police got there and arrested him for attempted robbery. the clerk won't call himself a hero but that tackle? that's a different story. >> heroic. he slammed him! >> reporter: in richmond, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> authorities identify the suspect as michael corbitt. he was booked on attempted robbery and weapons charges. >>> a second storm is on the way. yesterday's weather soaked local streets causing spinouts in pleasanton and elsewhere. but the storms didn't do much to fill alameda creek nearby and barely put a dent in the drought. the city of los altos had its share of weather problems. the trunk of a 30-foot-tall evergreen snapped yesterday morning sending the tree on a fence and blocking blocking an intersection. 1800 homes and businesses were left in the dark. >>> a stretch of highway 1 was blocked after a tree fell in the road near marshall. the chp shut down the portion ag

now, i take that sledgehammer, bam, bam. i smash those stones down into... gravel. come on, let's be a little imaginative here. and i take that gravel, unh, smash, smash, i break that gravel down into... - sand. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and i smash those down. can i break the atom down to perhaps finer still. the answer, begin with a "y", end with a "p". - what is the answer? - yup. yup can do, okay. but i'll tell you what, when you get down

through celebrations like these and the one tomorrow kw how we live our liferbs every day by giving bam to the community. i want to thank you so much for being here and hope you will continue to come back not to just go through the stress of deal wg your faxes and paying your bill, but to participate in the politicalicate process and make sure your voice is hard and push the legislation that makes a difference in the community. wree look forward to working with you throughout the year to make black hisry not just a month, but 365 and 366 on leap year. thank you for being here and happy rest of black history month. thank you. >> okay, if i can ask folks if you can leave the board chambers quitely. with that i would like to go back to public comments and hear from the next speaker. members of the public if you wish to careoen conversation please be respectful. >> my name is [inaudible] and all the stress that can be treated by cognitive behavior techniques >> please, if quee could ask folks to take your conversations outside. why don't we restart your time >> [inaudible] i'm advocateing s

bam participation reduced arrests by 44% compared to students not in the program. >> in the following year we saw they had improved school engagement. and less likely to end up in schools part of the juvenile justice system. we saw a number of beneficial outcomes. it is an initiative that caught the attention of washington. >> these are all ex acceptingal young men. i couldn't be prouder of them. last year a group of assistants sat in a counseling circumstancele with president obama. he is meeting with the president once again this year. >> it was historical, life changing and made you want to do better. >> five, six. >> wanting to do better say counselors is what brought these boys to the program. teaching them how to cope could help them graduate into manhood. al jazeera, chicago. >>> in other news, attorney general eric holder spent part of the day at the hospital. the 63-year-old experienced faint and shortness of breath. holder was treated for elevated heart rate and sent home to rest. the chief lawyer is known for skipping the elevator and taking the stairs to the fifth floor of

bam! he was addicted to heroin after a couple uses, big rush. he ended up in phoenix house. he's 32 years old and bought his first house at the age of 20. he's a big success story. now he said his love for his wife and young daughter will get him back. we'll hope he's right. let's take a look. >> people are shooting up one bag of dope and dying. >> why? >> i think you don't know -- you don't know what's in those bags. you don't know. you're taking a risk. you're depending on someone else to put something in that bag that you don't even know what it is, but those cravings are so deep that you are willing to take that chance just to get that next fix. people think of a certain picture that they have painted of what an addict is. i was in a company with 50 employees working underneath me. i have met doctors, priests, i have met lawyers, all going through the same thing. i have to constantly remind myself when waking up i'm given the gift of breathing again. and that if i just stay in that day and do what i'm supposed to do, god-willing, i can wake up tomorrow and do it again. >

at the same time we'll guard against perception bam a reality. francisco sings our praises and talks about our objective of not delivering those dead end programs and creating those are avenues for folks who have lived here in the community but especially the underserved community to get into those stewardship programs to get you the health care and the pension and the working conditions and the job protections and the salaries that will enable you to live here. the presentation we got from amelia crews haul that work is being done primarily by people who are represented by the labors and the carpenters and other trades. so i'm sensitive to the fact it may not be enough. but i think we have to be honest and relocate the notation that nobody is doing anything it may feel like that but to general manager mr. kelly's point i've been here 4 years and know how hard the staff work and so long as people say we're not doing enough that should help us to keep working

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wait for it, bam that is how a cop takes you down when he wants you off a bike. our sister station. camera guy was rolling, cop had unexpected back up. good samaritan comes from across the street joins in with a couple other police officers to make sure that suspect didn't go any where. other officers ran up and were able to subdue him. eventually he was lead away in cuffs. he had been hiding out in someone's garage and wanted for stealing a car. >>> a terrifying moment for an airline passenger or airline passengers on their way to hawaii. an alaska airlines flight, made an emergency landing at stab jose. instead of risk -- san jose. instead of risking a long flight the pilot turned around. another problem for pilots in san jose. >> reporter: some times it comes down to difference of being able to find the correct airport on the ground for pilots. apparently it is a problem here in san jose more so than the rest of the country. it is clear pilots know the the words to dionne warwick's tune do you know the way to san jose. once they reach san jose is where the con

bam participation reduced the crime arrests. a we followed up in the following year and improved the school engagement and less likely to be in the schools of the juvenile system. >> it is catching the attention of washington. >> these are exceptional young men, i couldn't be proud of them. >> last year a group of the students sat in a counselling circle with president obama. >> it is historical. life changing. and made you want to do better. >> wanting to do better is what is bringing the boys to the program and teaching them how to cope helps them graduate into manhood. >> stocks are moving between gains and losses today. the dow is up 30 points and investors are listening today to the fed chair and saying we don't yet know how much the rough winter weather affected the economy, she points economic data is weaker since testifying on february 11th and asked about bit coin and the feds don't the supervisor to supervise. weekly job claims dropped and the long trend is showing that the labor market is steady. it is subjecting that

every time they refused towpath on a bam ma jobs bill, they were contracting the economy. you get the best of interest rate with a jumbo. you aren't going to get 2%. for people in their late 50's. that means. when you are getting such a low return this is able to scar your ability to retire safely. you look at this generation, who is a sandwich generation, they are helping their kids, helping to support elderly parents so what is left for them. and in helping their kids with tuition, but also these boom rang kids that come back. you graduated with the average young person who graduated has about nearly $30,000 worth of debt. but since about 30% have no debt, these are the children of the wealthy, you are looking more at like $50,000. first year job can be very low. so you will stay home. and your parents will be helping you. so someone who is 55 and has an income, even of $100,000. spending on their kids and on their parents so and this goes poorly. they are going to continue to contribute to the social security. >> we have an aging population, and on top of everything els

. >> i grabbed him from the back, picked him up in a little wrestling move i know, took him over, bama little head and arm to the floor there. authorities said the suspect is michael corbin, booked on attempted robbery and weapons charges. >>> a delta airlines plane filled with smoke moments after it landed in oakland late last night on a flight from l.a. kpix 5's cate caugiran is in the newsroom with the latest on that troubled landing. >> reporter: investigators will be working to figure out what went wrong and passengers who were aboard delta flight 4454 waking up safe but a little jittery from last night's landing. leave all your belongings and get off this aircraft. go! >> why?! >> we cannot breathe back here. go. >> reporter: that was cell phone video of a flight attendant speaking to passengers. there are about 75 of them on board. in that dark cabin they were clueless as to what was going on. >> first didn't have any idea what was going on except for that smell of smoke and felt like we were in a bar and, you know, people were smoking and you could see haziness and kind of a r

it's an impressive move by the bamming to -- being the $90 million. >> it was meant to help in newborn health, family planning - is there a danger that the withholding of money could impact on people that need it. >> health area is one where homosexuality is important. if you discourage a homosexual from going to a clinic, you are likely to get aides traps mitted. it's a health issue to make is criminal, because you make it less likely that you'll control endemics. this is something which passes through africa. it's a difficult call for the bank. it's - they say they are delaying, and if you are sending a signal - it happens to be the most immediate necessary loan to role over. there's nothing about the choice of that loan. the bank has so man. >> is it a sign that the bank could be changing its policies in future conditions for loans based on more moral criteria, not just economic ones. >> no, the bank has made a lot of bad decisions based on a very abstract and unrealistic theory of how economies operate and it alienated it badly. many countries started to refuse to take bank loans b

to some extent it has been replaced by bam caobamacare.nk that the public opinion battle at least moved to the back burner while the battle over obama care has risen to the fro front. >> let's talk about 2014. some statements coming out of the gop seem to suggest that they have effectively given up on any major legislation for the rest of the year. what else are we going to do? we can work on our principles but in terms of real legislating we are unable to get in a good negotiating position. it would seem like mid february would be a little early. >> i was shocked by the frankness of these statements. i knew they were not going to do a lot. that said, to declare in february, not july, february, we're not doing anything the rest of the year was surprising. automaltically said that it's an issue. this is is a do-nothing congress for a long time. there was a very surprising and not very smart political tech i thought there. >> really quickly. billionaire democratic owner is going to be spending as much as $100 million on candidates who are wi

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