later after betty died in the bar at the wardman park, a picture of betty was hung there. it was not named, but people in the cia and mi6 new who she was and they would go there and raise a martini -- she made a very mean martini -- they would raise a martini in her honor. now the wardman park is being turned into condominiums, and i wonder if they will keep betty's picture there. >> all the way to your left, howard. >> hi. wonderful story. i'm curious about the fairytale you mentioned that she wrote and some link it gave you into her character. howard: when betty was 12 years old, her father was a marine officer in hawaii. betty wrote this story, which was a fantasy, that took place in medieval italy. it was a world where the child did not have any mother but had a father she idolized and how this child goes on a mission to save this father. betty's entire life was dominated by a fascination with older men. she married one husband, then another, each of them 20 years older than she was. she had such great loyalty to her handlers because they were distinguished older men.

betty: i am betty liu in new york.plaining about the young and inexperienced, that may sound typical coming from the old fogies. rookies on wall street could be causing real trouble. maybe the mini crashes. i want to bring in the person who wrote the story. these crashes are tiny ones but are becoming more common. our older people displaying a just blamingpeople it on the younger ones? almost 9%,e moves dropped 9% in a matter of minutes. the bank for international settlements says some of this is due to the inexperience of traders amplifying this move. they see something happening and panic and step away from the markets and it just keeps spiraling out of control so there is a negative truth to that. betty: so tell me, what do these trading deficits really look like compared to five years ago? are they demographically that much different? are smaller and younger, and what i saw from my research was that the trading deficits have shrunken by 25% in g10 foreign-exchange over the last five years, so it has been a big cull

betty: i am betty liu new york.ntral bank, announcing of hedges to protect the pace of from volatility after donald trump's election, but our next guest argues that mexico may benefit from a more protectionist u.s. policy. joining us is the ceo of risk consultancy firm business environment risk intelligence. ofthanks for joining us. was very curious reading your notes. what country is going to benefit from u.s. protectionism yet make sense of mexico first. >> let's start with mexico. i want to go on record saying that there is going to be a net losing situation of the countries we are looking at, but in mexico, they have a great opportunity on a bilateral trade basis. they're going to negotiate nafta, and i think they will come away a winner. they have a lot of leverage we are not hearing. they're also getting involved in latin america him more and more, and we are going to see more bilateral trade investments that mexico will be negotiating with china, india, and asian countries. some of these countries mexico alre

betty: i am betty lou in new york.hington, round to go with russia and the repeal of the affordable care act. ramy inocencio has more on this. first let's start with russia. it does not seem like this is going away at any point. >> at the intelligence committee they are saying hold on, it will go on for a very long time. it is interesting, the juxtaposition between the house intelligence committee. we have seen the drama there. smiles congeniality and from the senate intelligence committee chairman and vice chair, the top ranking republican and democrat there. they have an agenda. they have 20 people they want to interview. five have been scheduled, 15 others are going to be scheduled over the next 10 days. let's look at the main people we know will be on the list as well as some people we expect to be on the list. jared kushner is one of them. he has already said he will testify, that came up on monday. he is mr. trump's son-in-law. he is in focus because he was a main contact between kislyak. the campaignfort, manage

betty: indeed.entioned at the top, a lot of reports suggesting cap bankruptcypter 11 filing. what about toshiba? >> there has been a steady drumbeat of stories. we know that westinghouse and the utility company have assembled teams of lawyers preparing for restructuring. toshiba has said the chapter 11 filing is an option but has given a suggestion that something is imminent. the company says they are reevaluating the position of westinghouse's portfolio and is actually open to selling the business although it is not clear who the potential buyers might be as it is not likely to pass u.s. regulatory approval. korean utility emerge briefly as a potential purchaser. bankruptcy would be washing their hands clean of this unpromising business. betty: toshiba also planning to sell a stake in its memory flash business. be?much of a help will that what is the progress? >> that's right. the flash memory business is actually a very successful unit of toshiba, probably the most profitable one now. it is worth

betty?d. that how the markets are trading here in the early open. to the firstet now word news with paul allen in sydney. paul? thanks, buddy. u.k. prime minister has described the terror attack in central london as sick and depraved. the lone attacker was shot dead by police after driving into pedestrians on westminster bridge and fatally stabbing an officer. the premised says the attack in the height of the city -- prime minister says the attack in the heart of the city was no accident, but they will not given to terror. threatinister may: this level has been high for some time, and it will not change. their income jumped 47% to one and a half billion dollars -- $1.5 billion. tencent facing a surge in costs and rising some addition in the global gaming market that is boosting it to spend on content in its messaging services. the tribal -- trial of the fewung boss continues in a hours. the case is linked to korea's undue influence sandal that saw big business donates -- scandal that saw big

betty: i am betty liu in new york.ident trump support for the coal industry just a moment ago. now we turn to china. it is the worlds largest coal producer and co2 emitter, but trying to take a cleaner take on energy. >> china feel this is one answer to its towering pollution problem. a new power plant that the industry likes to call a clean cold burner, spewing far less toxins in the older generators now shut down in beijing. this plant halfway to the port to a portengion -- chang city was opened recently. china is moving to more renewable forms of power generation, but bloomberg intelligence says kohl's still accounts for 75% of the energy mix. down from 84% a decade ago, but the move to renewables takes time. coa should retain -- retain dominancel in china. for poorhe energy people. >> we are trying to build new are fired plants that cleaner than the old ones. notuodian says they do track emissions on the plant, but we can see omissions that they say are about 10 times less than a traditional thermal coal plant. the

betty: i'm betty liu. you are watching daybreak australia. australia has a new government after a landslide election agree for the labour party. want to bring in the managing editor. why was the previous government tossed out here? good morning. saturday possible elections i landslide victory for the labour the liberal end to national coalition will. roller coaster during the mining boom states , butve done extremely well opponents claim he mismanaged the mining and and when the gravy train came to an ad, record that lost its credit rating and opponents a he mismanaged the mining boom. a new football stadium that many argued the city did not need. heidi: is this not a common feature that plays out across sectors? >> the key is you have to were led away and have enough cash during the boom to make sure finances are in a healthy state when the boom comes to an end. commodity rich nation and is probably a touchdown for how best to handle booms. it distributes cash back into the budget when the price drops. opponents argue he may have done the sa

betty: i am betty liu, you are watching daybreak australia.tting the road across the asia-pacific, investors get appetites. corporate finance reporter ruth is here. why is this deal so significant for harley? why are they coming out here in asia? >> it is a big deal for harley because it is the first time this 114-year-old all-american company is venturing out of the u.s. to test the markets. they have chosen singapore and australia, not europe, and assertive underscores the asian debt markets. betty: why are they wanting to look outside the u.s.? >> it is investment and great companies, always great to diversify, and at a time when there are record lows, it is time to look at places where there is a lot of demand for good corporate debt. in asia, there is demand for it. haidi: talk about the timing, because it is significant. >> this deal comes at eight interesting time. president trump obviously rewarding companies, american companies that choose to stay on short, but at the same time, harley is looking to venture out to debt markets outside

betty: i'm betty liu in new york.ck of the latest news flash headlines of this hour. softbank reported to scrap the plan to invest $100 million in smartphone audits and potential products. the wall street journal said the deal was complicated because of the increasingly close relationship between the softbank ceo and apple. apple is a rival of the product and has agreed to invest $1 billion in the check investment vehicle vision fund. in and striking copper miners in chile have held their first talks in a month. a union leader said -- sent an invitation to meet and they would only discuss three points, maintaining benefits, keeping current working hours, and not differentiating between existing and new workers. the two sides moved closer last week when bhp improved its payoff. india's largest e-commerce company is said to have raised $1 billion in new funds. the money wass raised to fight rising competition, an operation that values the company at $10 billion. backers of the funding are said to include microsoft and t

i'm betty liu.ow the looking at action on wall street will be playing into the asian pacific trading day, and while asia was on a weekend break, it seems good guarantee from janet yellen that in fact they will raise rates come we saw the doubt geeking out and other gain barely there, still above the 21,000 level and that of the closing barely above water, just about of -- above one point. due to the snap ipo. we have the jobs report coming on friday, so we will be watching that to where the fed is headed. wondering have to be if the question is not if they but whatg in march, the core of the fed will be if you will. but what if it changes the pace of how many hikes we get this year, and you mentioned the job numbers on friday, and the question is if it is going to move the needle much at all? betty: we will see. in the meantime, we did not move the needle much in asia so far, right? haidi: no. we are starting out with a bit -- we are cautiously optimistic. we will see if we will see another week of

betty: and i am betty liu in new york. chinese developer due to hold a board meeting about their and results. releasing long overdue result is shenzhen condition the -based developer needs to meet before lifting a two-year suspension in hong kong. over faulted on debt. shery: setting the terms of for a fail that could raise three quarters of $1 billion. shares are up to weigh 4% discount from vote last close. in bank is seeking a offering and could seek more through a green shoe option. bank of america and others are working on the deal. betty: persuading goldman sachs and other companies to take proactive steps to address and disparity in men and women's compensation. they were asked to disclose data. the five agreed to address the inequality. non-committed to closing that gap. talks ofr li keqiang free trade in australia, one of president trump's policy plans is being called a gift to china. former treasury secretary larry summers says they are giving china a gift, nafta will hurt the u.s. >> i am just back from china. t

betty: i am betty liu in new york.rtphone maker once compared to apple is growing again and says global revenues should top $15 billion this year. they invested $5 million in india since 2015. and similar investments in the years to come. amo --xiaomi looks toward india. yvonne: apple looking to build the iphone se in india. production will begin in june at a factory in bangalore. apple could make other iphones right taxiven the breaks. the government is considering apple's request. apple had a win against australia's banks in a dispute about global payments. pledging to roll out the service in exchange for access to the iphone's near sealed communication antenna. apple restricted to its own up as a security measure. they dismissed the claims, saying in negotiating block would reduce competition. china has finally concerned that president xi jinping will meet his counterpart in florida. a critical first encounter as the two sides seek common ground on a trade and north korea. , steven u.s. negotiator olson joining me f

betty: i'm betty liu. rish, you are watching this ruling coming out of south korea. few hours before we will know the fate of south korean president park geun-hye. we will have live coverage of all of that. we have shery ahn on the spot there. an exclusive interview with the founder and ceo of baidu and other companies as well. first unicorn getting ready to talk to the two main protagonists there, joining us in the studio in about an hour and a half from now. that's what we've got coming on. tonne: we will look ahead that. chicago has its share of the bulls and the bears. we're not talking about -- we are talking about the basketball and american football teams, of course. the chicago stock a change is trying to take a bigger role in global equity markets -- the chicago stock exchange is trying to take a bigger role in global equity markets. they are ready to invest billions of dollars. ramy: who would have thought they would have gone to the midwest versus the new york stock exchange or the nasdaq? it has to do with the money and the cost involved. chicago is tryin

betty: i am betty liu.us now from singapore. -- mark matthew joins us now from singapore. reportd begin with the of at least four multiple missiles being fired by north korea reminds us all of that instability that north korea & sin asia and and in the rest of the world. and in asia presents to the rest of the world. well, i can't answer that. it must be priced in and some way. about once a year, they send a missile vaguely in japan's , and south korea has historically been a much cheaper market than the rest of asia, don't knowblem is we if and when something were to drastically change in north ,orea how drastic it would be and i can't give you any additional commentary on that. betty: doesn't seem any different you than what we have seen in the past? >> the only thing notably different is that china has banned north korean coal exports into china, representing 10% of chinese imports of coal, so that is an important signal, and of course were it not for china, the north korean economy would probably not be

. >> joan crawford, betty davis, and their dirty diva tricks. the icons playing the icons in a new show. >> and cut. >> i barely touched her. >>> now for march 2nd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight". >> it has been more than a decade since brad pitt and is jen now helping brad get over his divorce? >> a source tells e.t. that he stayed in touch with jennifer, and we have new details about the texts that have everyone buzzing. >> do you guys still talk, you and brad? >> we -- you know, we've that sort of stuff to each other, but not a constant thing. >> they have been friendly back and forth. that's what a source close to brad tells us. pitt sent the first text reconnecting the two. telling jen happy 48th birthday on february 11th. brad and jen have always publiclyymaintained that they are not bitter exes. >> she's a dear friend of mine. you know, she's a valuable person. we spent seven years together. you don't -- come on. >> it's so unfortunate that, you know, people want it to be this war and this mean, terrible, sour thing that plays like

betty: china's balancing acts.ymakers double rising debts and the declining yuan. ♪ ♪ >> happy friday, looking cloudy out there. 7:30 a.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes away from asia's first market open. >> we are finally clearing ourselves of the snow. beautiful evening in new york, still frigid, though. markets did close lower. i am betty liu in new york. in hongi am yvonne man kong. you are watching daybreak asia. first word news with courtney collins. >> secretary of state rex tillerson called for a new approach to north korea. speaking in tokyo he said years pyongyangto persuade to abandon its nuclear program have failed. but said they should not fear the u.s. or its allies. he is in south korea on friday before flying on to north korea's allied china this weekend. ubs says the relief rally that swept across europe after the dutch election will not last because there is political uncertainty. the chairman says mark rutte's victory shows the center can hold but important elections will take place in france and germ

betty: i'm betty liu.horia did not last for snap with shares falling below the ipo price of $24. shares surged 34% on the first of trade last week. on friday, the stock climbed 11%. on monday, five of the seven analysts who followed the onpany celebrated, while two hold. saudi arabia may be overvaluing its oil company aramco. almost 40% of respondents to a poll valued the energy manager considerably less the estimate than 2 trillion. they saw aramco's value at more than 1.5 trillion. csx has appointed hunter o, giving him a shot at turning around america's least efficient railroad. onreholders should vote whether to accept his pay request of $32 million per year plus 84 million to cover lost income from his previous job at canadian pacific. stock has jumped or than 30% since he was suggested as the ceo. than 30% since he was suggested as the ceo. a rate hike is almost certain. ont of wall street's big trading firms are on board for the rate hike. .athleen hays joins us now we heard charles foster saying th

betty: and i am betty liu in new york. are certain the feds will move. b will noture that ec move. we have talked about it so much the past couple weeks. every day, imf him in an and we are talking about the latest said speaker. we have had so many fed speakers. and the rate hike went from 34%, -- 100%.t is 100% job and employment services company put out their own report two days ahead of the u.s. government. their report showed there were 289,000 private softer -- private sector jobs created. so much so, the bloomberg consensus forecast is now at 200,000. let's jump into the bloomberg and give our viewers a sense of what people take this so seriously. jobsshows us the adp report, the white line. the government jobs report is the blue line. the white line is one month ahead of what we will get friday. backup a month. adpjanuary jobs report, the came in stronger. jobshe january government report came in stronger than forecasted at 227,000. this is why markets, traders, economists are taking it seriously. to theump over int

betty: ok. byron: and that taught him -- betty: there are some limits here? to pay attention to the checks and balances that exist. you know come all of those over 70 -- and i am over 70 -- we wake up in the middle of the night, we go to the bathroom, and we go back to bed. not donald trump. he goes to the bathroom and he goes to his twitter. betty: and wreaks havoc. byron: exactly. he has got to stop doing that. betty: all right, byron, and then maybe we will see s&p 500 at 2500, who knows. thanks so much for joining us. byron: thanks for having me. betty: byron wien of blackstone. oliver: coming up, songwriters for beyoncÉ and other the stars are singing the blues, the streaming blues, fighting higher rates from services like spotify. we will break it down for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: this is "bloomberg markets." i am oliver renick. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. tomorrow in washington, songwriters r arlike beyoncÉ and growtic the -- convd the copyright board to accept rates for streaming. whenever rate they take will last for five years so they have to

betty: i'm betty liu in new york. next guest said too many people are bearish on bond and inflation is coming. he joins us now from chicago. jim, let us tackle the fed. are we going 3, 4, or five times this year? >> i think we are going to go one this week, for absolute sure. the fed is going to want to probably push towards three or four three as long as financial markets cooperate with the fed, and what i mean by that, is if we had a 10% correction in the stock market, that might stall the fed off, but without that, i think we probably go three or four rate hikes this year. five might be pushing it. >> do you think we will? it feels like the markets are getting tired here. do you see a 10% correction? about oncet one every 12 to 14 months, and it has been 13 months since the last one, so from a calendar, we thinke for one, so i that, combined with the valuation, combined with what we have called the soft data come all the surveys are showing that everybody expects great things. we could set ourselves up for disappoi

betty: sounds that way.iew on the french president's visit to southeast asia. that is almost it from us here .n "daybreak asia" rish has more of what's to come on "bloomberg markets: asia". rishaad: various fed speakers, including janet yellen. springs eternal that we get clues and transparency as to the future of interest rate normalization and monetary policy in the u.s. china data, pmi numbers. we should get the first trading day for this property developer as well. betty: ok, you have a lot of guests to talk about all those issues. , dennis absolutely lockhart, former atlanta fed at 10:40. the crediting to suisse asia-pacific ceo about how the bank is seeking to double profits from this part of the world by 2018. how are they on track to do that? that is number of markets next. ♪ 9:00 a.m. in hong kong, midday in sydney, 9:00 p.m. in new york. i am haidi lun. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat coming to you from bloomberg's asian headquarters in hong kong. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ haidi: the yen t

betty davis and joan crrwford?> i think there was a great deal of competition, and i don't think they necessarily liked each other. >> that's jessica lange who played joan crawford. >> she can't be serious. >> susan sarandon is betty davis. >> i'm going to steal this movie right out from under your nose, and you know i can do it. >> it was during the making of the 1962 film "whatever happened to baby jane." >> she did that on purpose. >> i barely touched her. >> but flashbacks help answer the question what caused this epic feud? one factor? the legendary actresses fought for the same roles. >> i think had the studio not pitted them against each other and d hathings gone more smoothly in terms of the production, probably they would have been all right. >> davis added to all the feud talk when she was quoted as saying miss crawford is a movie star, and i am an actress. >> i am just too much. >> e.t. sat down with davis several times in the 1980s, and you could see just how hard she fought for a good role. >> i am pra

greg: -- betty: i'm betty liu in new york.he chinese developer kaiser group is holding a board meeting to publish its first and results in three years. this is the final condition that the shenzhen-based developer needs to meet before applying to lift a two-year suspension in hong kong. they became the first and only chinese developer to fall for an overseas dos fall into overseas debt -- fall into overseas debt. and stocks could raise three quarters of $1 billion. yes bank is seeking about $650 million in the base offering, and could raise 100 million more for a so-called green shoe option. saidfter shareholders have goldman sachs and several other are taking steps to address pay gap inequality. our next guest says china risks stagnation, and bloomberg stephen engle is standing by. a bit of a gray morning for an economy growing more than 6% a year. that is right. it is on the mind of everybody here and the risks that are associated with this economy, and also the opportunity as we hit a patch of stability in the chinese econo

betty, how you feeling?ple to pull me together. >> the 95 years young comedy legend is modest as ever, still working on the set for a guest starring role on "young and hungry". >> i'm calling the cops. >> no, no, no. please! >> downstairs neighbor. she had five husbands, so she's had a rather colorful life. >> this is so close to where you shot "hot in cleveland," so does it feel like you're back home again? >> a little bit, yeah. >> do you keep in touch with those girls? >> yes. that's the beauty of it. you kind of all keep in touch through the decades. >> betty's making new friends on this show. she's already taped another episode and star emily osmond says her saucy humor is a highlight. >> she paid me the nicest compliment which i didn't realize at the time. she was like, you have blonde hair and blue eyes. you know what we call you a bitch. betty, she has blonde and blue eyes, so. >> you are a woman who loves to work. what is it that makes you want to come to work every single day? >> oh, i just love it

. ♪ facts this is daybreak asia, i am betty liu in new york.g.miami von in hong the latest headlines. more potential troubles for toshiba. blackrock is one of its biggest shareholders. filing to the finance ministry they indicated a huge rise in the amount of stocks it has loaned out. blackrock is currently lending 46 million shares, up from 1.4 million in january. borrowed shares are mostly used in shortselling. they are betting the stocks will fall. toshiba rising this morning. chinese solar panel maker is looking for a new debt strategy after missing payments on $280 million. the committee of independent directors will evaluate and develop strategic financing plans after accepting this weeks payment. borrowed heavily to expand its factories just as the market was flooded with cheap solar products. founder called on china to impose harsher penalties for fake goods. he is trying to rid the site of counterfeit products. they want to come down as hard on figures as on drunk drivers. there has been criticism on alibaba for not deterring copycats.

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betty: indeed. let's see how this played out on wall street.bigail doolittle standing by. -- buy, buy.ye, >> all of three higher on the session. as fed chair janet yellen did fed isout the idea the there, she used the phrase accommodation. a bit more dovish than what they were expecting. rallied, major averages having the best day in two weeks, then this. we have been talking about complacency and the lack of volatility. plunge 5.5%. two hikes, as opposed to three. bit more dovish. where we saw a big shift was the bond market. bonds rallied, as well as the 10 year yields, dip in a big way, down 11 basis points. move downst, biggest since september 6 of last year. taking markets by surprise, that did weigh on the bloomberg matrix. a big shift on this fed day for the financial markets on wall street. rally forhin the stocks, what do you see, -- sector-wise? banks of not getting a boost from yields coming down. see things investors that help of their lending activities. we saw banks trade lower. from a technical perspective, these stocks could dro

we kind of all keep in touch. >> betty's making new friends on this show. say her humor is a highlight. >> she paid me a nice compliment. she said you have blond hair and blue eyes, you know what we call you? a bitch. >> you are a woman who loves to work. what is it that makes you want to come to work every single day? >> i just love, i'm so be in this business. i nevere tak it for granted. at my age, i should have been thrown out a long time ago. >> is there one thing out there that betty white still wants to do? >> i don't know. i just, i just worship from the floor. >> we have to set up -- >> if i ever met him, i'd faint, no, no, no. >> don't worry. >> i think robert ridford's probably itching to meet her, too, don't you think? >> she is just the best, so funny, funny, funny. just like james corden. ♪ i'd like to take a minute to sit right there ♪ >> are there celebrities that come up and try to sell you on them? to get into the passenger seat? >> i think so. now that we have t that's going to start on apple music, that's the whole world for us. we're ve

betty: i betty liu in new york. he will focus on internal affairs. 's is a left to handle the rest.ired gilbert says the firm is key to its future. >> it is about creating size as well. size matters in our business because we are talking about funds wanted to give their money to the big global giant. clarifiedirman has comments he made about white men in corporate boardrooms being an endangered species. made the comments during a panel appearance at a conference on monday. he says the remarks are supposed to be funny. " kingr -- warner bros. kong: skull island" opened at the theaters and the top of the box office. it is a number of monster movies from warner bros. following its godzilla reboot. it not 20th's superhero film "logan" from the number one spot. you can't get rid of king kong. ceo steve taurus and says toexpects the white house soften on china. steve schwarzman saying we might be friends? >> a softening on the rhetoric. donald trump on the campaign trail talked about labeling china a currency manipulator on day one. he did not do that. we are also talking about taking chi

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> president trump has said that he feels deeply for khan for the loss of his son but that khan has no right to claim that he has never read the constitution and lies. >>> a federal disaster loan office has opened in santa cruz to help victims of last month's devastating storm. the goal is to make it as easy as possible to get people the money they need to rebuild. you can also fill out an application online or can call the small business administration to apply. >>> time now 4:47. let's check the forecast. >> the entire storm itself is still taking its time. but some of the rain bands ahead of it are moving in. >> we wanted to hurry up and get here so it can exit and not affect our weekend. >>> good morning, everybody. let's get to it. we have at this particular time the rain heavy in parts of the north bay. we have the rain spreading into the central bay affecting the panes. moderate to heavy rain from 12 to 116 for the morning commute to 37 to head to novato or perhaps if you are heading to vallejo. >> east bay rain from hercules to walnut creek

. >> the search for answers began here, at the now silent home of betty and lester kester. >> what is happening here is not beautiful. it's not a pretty story. as beautifulul as my parents' life was, and as many wonderful things they had in it, the p. vera, it really affected their life in a dramatic way. both passed away in 2008. the p. vera took their lives within about 5 years from the time that they were diagnosed with it. >> ground zero for polycythemia vera in the free world, or in the world in general, was betty and lester kester. when betty kester died, she had decided to dodonate her body to science for the investigation. >> her body tissues eventually found their way here to dr. ronald hoffman's lab in mt. sinai hospital in new york city. he has spent nearly 40 years studyining pv. >> there were too many patients with polycythemia vevera in tha- in that area a than one could account for. whether the environment or toxins in the environmnment lead to an incread risk of polycythemia vera is unknown. that's really an area of researcrch analsoso speculation. the problem is that

kpix5's betty yu reports his family may have just gotten some answers. betty? >> reporter: that's right ken, we now know the men police believe are responsible for killing frank navarro. he loved his family here and his little league family. tonight, at a growing memorial for coach frank, at the east ridge little league field, a fresh bouquet on home plate. a baseball. and a baseball cap that says security. things that represented everything frank navarro lovered and lived for. >> he lived for the kids. he had no kids of his own, but had hundreds of kids from the little league to mentor and get through life and keep off the streets. >> reporter: by night, he was a security manager at the cantina in downtown san jose. that is where he was stabbed to death on the job just after midnight on sunday. today, police identified the two san jose men arrested in his murder. >> he loved that job. he loved doing security. >> reporter: frank's uncle spent the day making funeral arrangements for his nephew. they were close in age and grew up together. those close to frank be

kpix 5's betty yu took the toyota prototype for a test drive today.t out. >> reporter: it's a cross between a car and motorcycle and a definite head turner. it's three-wheeled and all- elecvision for the future in a packed urban city. there are about 100 prototypes in the world. and some are already on the road as part of car share programs in tokyo, japan, and france. >> it's not a car you would want to go to costco or big box stores. it's not something you would take on long road trips. it's not a do everything vehicle. this is a perfect car for getting around town. >> reporter: i took the car for a spin at the sonoma racetrack where the toyota research institute which is headquartered in los altos put its latest high-tech innovations on display. the i-road has a 30-mile range and goes up to 37 miles per hour. when i'm driving, i really feel like i'm in a tiny capsule flying through outer space. it's good to go after a three- hour charge and it's tiny just three feet wide and 7 feet long. when you turn the steering wheel it leans like a skier. >> yo

betty yu is at the scene of the frantic chase. >> reporter: the ex-husband showed up at her workplace started chasing her around the parking lot with a gun in hand. when she refused to talk to him. a man who showed up at his ex- wife's office is dead after police say the 43-year-old shot himself in the face. when police arrived at the complex, they found the woman hiding but unharmed. >> the suspect then took off running away from the police. the police pursued him knowing the pertinent facts that he had a restraining order again him for domestic violence and he had weapons registered to him. >> reporter: the ex-husband had been driving this pickup truck. police tried to get him to surrender but when he brandish a gun at the top, there was an exchange of gun tire. one officer opened fire. he had already turned the gun on himself. the violence caps off a series of disturbing events that began earlier this month. police arrested him on an unrelated charge following a low level domestic dispute. >> we had another incident involveing the two parties involved in this incident. the wife and

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live in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> governor jerry brown asked the president to declare a disaster to california to add federal aid to the state recovery efforts. scenes like this show you why. homeowners along a stretch of aroyo creek in pleasanton have been watching their backyards crumble away. they are hoping something can be done to stabilize the bank before it rains again. this before and after photo shows the change in the past ten days. our juliette goodrich got a different perspective. >> reporter: we are on the other side of aroyo creek. you can see their backyard and get a sense of how sheer the cliff is and how much it is eating away into their backyard. >> they have a swimming pool that i know the weight of the pool and the water is just going to force it to go if they don't do something quickly. >> unfortunately, nothing can be done until the water agency finishing its surveying and the army corp. of engineers signs off. >>> first there was apple spaceship headquarters. now, not to be out done, google got the go ahead to build its own science fiction structure in moun

orlando: ya habÍamos tenido cafÉ, y después vino betty la fea insumos conocidos en todo el exterior.a. >> esta la parte alegre, rumbera que estÁ todo el tiempo buscando un triple papito divino. >> lo paradÓjico es que fue ideada por la peor enemiga de betty, la doctora marcela. >> realmente era como un sueÑo que tenÍa desde hace mucho tiempo como desde hace 15 aÑos, igual soy una persona super perseverante y no voy a dejar que esto muriera asÍ, así que 15 aÑos despuÉs logre convencer a gaitÁn de que escribiera algo y a todos estos locos de que actuaran. >> estamos ensayando todos los dÍas pero lo que queremos es que la gente estÉ feliz viendo la obra de teatro. >> mientras esperamos que se abra el telÓn aquÍ le dejamos el saludo que le mandÓ hugo lombardi a los presentadores. hugo: a los hombres que se creen bonitos y es que mire moscorrofio usted sabe que le estoy hablando porque los feos saben a quien le estÁn hablando, procesen los bonitos porque trabajan en televisiÓn. >> las mujeres de betty los ven con otros ojos. >> a todos los triple papito divinos de despierta amÉrica les ma