but no we did businesses is betty a beak and a six foot one the tandem two hundred and nine. but man batsman the stars. he certainly knows from his own experience how business is rooted in the community can succeed helping all in soft and believe me if some mankind's you have difficult to an idea for it to your going and your puppy addition the unknown that you are a good man there was supposed to also was hard work was recently recognized in a ceremony and reception at mount zion hotel in jerusalem. he was awarded the inaugural social entrepreneurship award given jointly by the astor foundation in hebrew university. you can be to enable you need your begun to lose it to go to the boy. you just do need to know what you're going and you will need ongoing you'll agree wind nm will . i am the company seeks all ratio in this week's missile didn't bother going off to spend a lot of it. a vindictive ingalls rink united states

i'm betty nguyen. a change for the search for the missing airliner. the search shifted to the northeast after new analysis from the radar data. ian, will the sift makes the search any easier? >> good morning, betty. this is a radical change. in theory, at least, it should make it easier to search. australian officials pointing out that the new search area is 500 miles closer to western australia. so that's a shorter flying time. they also point out that the weather tends to be a little bit better in this area. other experts point out that there is more trash in this area than further south. and that the ocean here is still very deep. up to some 130,000 feet. now, we had appeared to be honing in on an area in the southern part of the indian ocean. but, it seems, that those satellite leads, those multiple sightings of something turned out to be false leads. and had nothing to do with the aircraft. so, we're now, in many ways, back at square one. some ten air craft went out to the area. we have no information of yet on leads. a fleet of vessels are being

don, what a tough day for these people. >> reporter: you know betty, travel weary passengers got off here and walked into customs into a seething mass of humanity. everybody stuck in the same unpleasant situation. this was is scene outside custom's gate a at san francisco international. it was a mess inside as you can tell by this cell phone panorama. >> we came up the concourse and there were five to 700 people just there. just a huge block. >> reporter: ken and diana flew 10-and-a-half hours from england. the mood of the back up travelers? >> a little bit cheesed offer. i think i picked the right word. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the backups began around mid-morning and were blamed on problems from computers used by customs and the border control. some people collapsed. >> they were helping people who collapse in the queue. but there were actually some people, like i'm pregnant. they sent me back into the cue and it wasn't pleasant. >> reporter: most passengers were very worn out by the time they got to the customs. >> not fun. we didn't know what was going on. it was just a big crowd

grissom who was married to gus, of course, and this is really a story filled with highs and lows. betty had a very difficult time and sort of is a window into just the enormous amount of strain that was under -- that was upon these women. this is a picture of her after gus' flight, he's the second american into space, and the hatch on his liberty belsen capsule -- bell seven capsule blows and it sinks, and betty doesn't get to go to the white house and doesn't get to meet jackie kennedy which was one of huge perks for the women. and it's just, you know, here in sort of a raw, emotional moment she's just gone through, you know, a whole day of watching gus' flight on the television, and then there's this huge disappointment because it's not the heroic feat that she thought it was going to be. but her story doesn't really end there. her husband, gus, of course, was one of the three crew members killed during nasa's really largest full-scale tragedy, the apollo 1 fire, when the apollo 1 capsule burned in a flash fire in 1967 on the launch pad. of and so her husband was killed. and this is s

>> reporter: well, it is, betty, a glimmer of hope. it equates to the images that we knew from the australian that is they took last sunday that they released on thursday. that's the thing, you know, that first image was taken nearly a week ago. this image was taken a few days ago. so, it may have moved as well in trying to find that piece of debris very, very difficult indeed. the size of it, well, it's much bigger than an aircraft wing. it seems bigger than a shipping container, but who knows. the news from here, not particularly good. six planes went out from this australian air base today. three have come back and the visibility is very, very poor. it's not just low clouds, but under that there is sea fog and really trying to see anything on the surface of the ocean in those conditions very, very difficult, indeed. let's be positive for a moment. reinforcements are arriving here, particularly from china. the chinese sending three planes, three ships and an antarctic ice breaker. they are going to be joined from two planes from japa

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a niagara popsicle. thank you for joining us, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. >>> vladimir putin breaks his silence saying military violence is a last resort but he went on to mock the west to an experiment involving lab rats. while in key eve, secretary of state john kerry pledged financial assistance to the struggle ukraine. what's next appears to be a balance on the tightrope of diplomacy. jim maceda joins us. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes really. putin's comments on tuesday that he had no desire to annex the crimea peninsula, to take a step back from the brink. even though crimea remains tense on the ground today there's a new report of russians seizing two ukrainian anti-missile posts. still it feels like ukraine is spinning not towards war today but some kind of diplomatic solution. for instance, after secretary of state john kerry's visit to kiev yesterday, where he did show support for that new pro-western government with very strong words against vladimir putin and a promise of a billion dollars in loans, today kerry meets for the

betty. >> meant a lot to be able to come out and here and respect of sourts r sorts. >> jenna was shot and killed by a freight train a cording to investigators she ran back to pick up the cell phone. >> she's happy girl. that is all. don't deserve this. >> today, friends and family returned to the spot where she was killed. some walked along the tracks to leave flowers in a growing memorial. >> she's a good soccer player. >> news spread quickly, inspiring classmates to wear pink today to school. >> had every class she was in, there was a box you can write letters to her. and it was at her desk. >> they are hoping professional therapists can help these teenagers deal with the loss of one of their own. >> and developing news now, the united states is ramping up efforts to address growing tensions in ukraine. secretary of state kerry leaves tonight for kiev to meet with lead leaders from the government. the acting president says crew members are ready to defend ships after troops demanded surrender. >> the russian troops, so is the global effort to penalize russia. at dabbing bass door talked

betti. they are working on a video tribute here at the school among other things. the investigation into the accident is ongoing. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> as her classmates remember jenna betti you can also share your condolences to family and friends. look for ktvu on facebook. >>> one person was killed when a plane crashed near lake tahoe this morning but a second person was found alive. the plane went down about 11:00 a.m. this morning, 6 miles east of the truckee tahoe airport. the survivor is in critical condition. >>> happening now, emergency crews are trying to fix a broken water main in concord. this is the scene from news chopper 2. the water district says water service is not effected however the road could be shut down for another 10 to 12 hours. >>> another water main break, a school shut down today. streets were flooded at 4:30 a.m. this morning and as a result the school and 11 homes lost water service. they areexpected to finish tonight. >>> new rules for ecigarettes that would regulate them. ktvu's david stevenson tells us, the hope i

a state of shock. they kept asking how could this happen to glen betty. >> this is a -- jena betty.to they wore pink to honor 14-year-old jena betty. >> everyone was crying and it was really depressing. >> parent are also huggedder that children a little longer, and betty's principal was close to tears. >> can't put it in words, to be honest. it's rally hard, you know, on a personal level. >> -- really hard, you know, on a personal level. >> the teen was on railroad tracks with her boyfriend. a spokesperson said the crew saw them and sound the horn. the pair got off the tracks at first. betty's mom posted on facebook. she dropped her phone and went back to retrieve it. she department judge the approach and the train creates a vacuum, we were told, and it sucks you in. a spokesperson for the railroad told us there is no suction from an on coming train, but someone could get pulled under by it. the investigation sundays way, but that's not the community's focus. >> i know the kids are going to have a tremendous outpouring for jena in many different ways. >> many of her classmates have

. ♪ only the good die young >> more than 1,000 people showed up to a candlelight memorial for jenna bettiwalking on the train tracks sunday, a train approached, jenna dropped the her cell phone, lunging towards it on the track to pick it up and was hit. among the first to speak at memorial, jenna's sister julia. >> having gained one of the most beautiful angels ever, now she's in a better place and is protected by god. >> i would give anything to see you one more time to hear your voice and hear your laugh. >> jenna betti was remembered as a star soccer player who made friends easily. the funeral for the eighth grader is scheduled for friday. >>> investigators hope to release pictures of the people who broke into an elderly woman's nome dublin and tied her up. the 80-year-old woman was asleep when three people broke into the home, tying her up, demand cash. they got away with an unknown amount. the woman wasn't hurt but the home invasion robbery and other recent crimes are forcing the police department to hold a community meeting. it will take place at dublin city hall, 100 civic plaza. >

betty. she had a smile and she was always a phenomenal athlete. >> today grieve counselors were on hand and she had many friends from soccer and one of jenna's sisters attend the memorial high school. >>> a box truck snarled the late morning commute, the bay bridge. joining us from highway 101 where the chase ended, it is still um packth contract -- impacting traffic. >> as you are taking a look you can see but just about five minutes ago, ch b had been involved, one of our cameras of a white box truck slowly moving through the east bay finally making a stop here on highway #0 1, the chp has identified the driver as hector. fence tess. he a lent lid stole the truck and they immediately called chp and they started this trace. police were out and they reduce add spike strip. a traffic brick stalled traffic for a few minutes but chp allowed chp to stop right before the 2 it 80 split is morning. >> he did try to get out of a tree and our officers indicated that we are looking at a stolen vehicle and lee move -- and remove and, crews were adding a nearby tire but we can't say they were on its ta

so you can of beef from a sonoma county slaughterhouse... betty yu has been on top >> tonight, we have new details on 2 million pounds of beef at a slaughter house. betty yu has the story. >> reporter: you have to wonder with usda inspectors on site, how a year's worth of beef could be contaminated. we track down the man who should have the answer to that. >> hi, dr. ernie, i'm betty from channel 5, can we talk about the recall? >> why? >> reporter: his name is dr. ernie. he was the supervising veterinarian at the ranco feeding corporation. they say the recall came from diseased cows that were not proper lip spected but they say they had a full staff of inspectors. on his facebook page, you'll find photos of awards for protecting the public health dating back to 2001. so how did it get by him? tony corvo with food and water watch says it's not just rancho. >> they become complacent and start not catching things. >> reporter: in ranco's case, this inspector did notice problems. linette is quoted saying most of the cows have cancer and should be con

felt like something wrong could happen and this is just a reflection of the fear these women had to digest and live with. goss always told betty that he didn't like her wearing black and she felt the only time you should ever wear black was to a funeral and purposefully she didn't end up wearing black to his funeral people to listen to something happens to me i want you to have a party. so early on she promised him, she said okay i will have a party. he is one of the men that died during the apollo fire, and this was the first large-scale tragedy when the men perish in a capsule it catches fire on the ground and this is a very revealing part of what these men went through because it was excruciating. the way that they reported was relatively new lows in the official man always had to tell the wife her closest friends are always called before tuesday something bad has happened out there. i want you to go to her house right now that the women knew they were not allowed to use say anything they just had his agent told the official word could arrive, so very difficult. in the case of petty end o betto other wives in the fire, debb

>> we can do a lot, betty, particularly are sanctions and our ability to fund the ukraine government.s not like it was back in the cold war. the u.s. and the russian -- you know, we're in a global economy. and so i think the western government, the western economy, excuse me, really does play a significant role here, and we can do a lot with economic policy. >> all right. kevin cirilli, thank you so much for joining us. >> you, too. >>> back for our first buzz including what just might be the best way to start your day. so i tried depend last weekend. so i it made the difference between hearing about my daughter's gym meet, and being there. yeah! nailed it! i got back to doing what i love. that's my daughter. hi sweetie! gotta dial it back a little bit on the rock climbing. one weekend can make all the difference. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you the confidence of new fit-flex® protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. it's our best protection. take your weekend on with a free sample at depend.com >>> all right, everybody. it's that time for "fir

well, he hoped it would keep her happy and not down in the dumps. >> well, a week ago grandma betty had followers. not so bad, right? >> not at all. >> all right. well, today she has nearly 300,000, and she has a message for each and every one of them. >> wow. >> i love y'all. i don't know who you are, but i love you. that's a lot of good people because they're watching good old grandma. >> good old grandma. among her army of followers, pharrell williams. >> and here she is appropriately enough dancing to his song "happy." >> a pair made in heaven. good for her. >>> for some of you, local news is next. >>> for everyone else, we'll be back with a young man's wish coming true at the white house. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> go wednesday morning at 4:28. >> we have breaking news: a mess for drivers in the east bay. >> a car carrier hit a fire hydrant in san lenadro at 1:30 this morning. you can seat result after the water was sent into the air. this happened at the on-ramp to northbound 880 in front of the honda dealer help. the on-ramp is still flooded s

this is just a reflection of the fears these women had to digest and sort of live with. gus always told betty that he didn't like her wearing black. she thought he felt that the only time i should wear black was to a funeral and purposefully she didn't end up wearing black to his funeral. he always told her listen, if something happens to me i want you to have a party. early on she promised him. she said okay i will have a party. gus of course is one of the three crewmen that died during the apollo 1 fire and this is really nasa's first large-scale tragedy when three men perish in a capsule that catches fire on the ground. this was a very revealing part of what these women went through because it was so excruciating. the way the deaths are reported within nasa which is relatively new was of course official. a man from nasa always had to tell the wife sewed the closest friends were called before to say you know, something bad has happened out there on the pad. i want you to go to eddie's house right now at the women knew that they weren't allowed to say anything. they just had to stay with the

the subscription seeming -- is in a secondce round of financing. cristina alesci talked to betty where this money came from. >> rich people, for lack of a better term. you have mark rowan, the cofounder of apollo. probably not as well-known investors. very wealthy people are investing. >> they think they can beat others because? >> they think they are cooler. at the end of the day, these are the people that brought us the really cool headphones that everybody walks around with. they have a bunch of music executives that are running this company. people that make this product cool. to their credit, they have built up a very strong catalog of songs, 20 million songs, put them on the same feed as spotify, and they are rolling out more services. analysts say that you need between 5 million and 10 million subscribers to make a streaming music site profitable. we don't have those numbers yet, but you would expect that if and when they come out with those numbers, they will try to reach those figures. >> onto another hip-hop entrepreneur, sean combs has bid around $200 million for cable

a road trip. here is the trailer. >> bettie always lived by the rules. until her world fell apart. lifetime of regret, she's hitting the road. she's taking a chance. [ speaking french ] >> and she's got one unexpected passenger. this spring, catherine deneuve stars in a film about freedom. [ speaking french ] family. and how it's never too late to discover yourself. catherine deneuve in a new film by emmanuelle bercot. "on my way." [ speaking french ] >> charlie: i am pleased to have catherine deneuve back at this table. welcome. >> hello. >> charlie: is this something you would like to g do, get in a mercedes and drive out of paris and go? >> i think everybody has the same thing of sort of taking the car and going away for a few hours. actually, in the film, she doesn't really want to leave everything, she just thinks for a few hours because she goes without anything. but i suppose, yes, at one time, it's enough, i go. but you don't have very often the opportunity to do it because of response snoobilities oh, but you could do it if you wanted to. you could take off a few weeks. >>

. >> a candlelight vigil tonight to remember jenna betty, hit and killed by a train in martinez on sunday. betty an eighth-grader was reportedly sitting on the tracks with her boyfriend when a train approached. her boyfriend ran one way, she ran the other. a witness told investigators the girl dropped her cell phone, went back to get it and that's when she was hit. the vigil will be held at 6:30. >> 4:38 now a look at the microclimate forecast for you. we take you live to the south bay and san jose and see a look he twinkling lights. christina checking tine see if we're going to get more rain. there has been quite a bit lately. >> it really is good news. there's more on the way as early as wednesday night. but today's going to be mostly dry. you can see for the most part we're starting to dry out along the east shoe. a couple of pockets of flashes. the hit or miss on and off showers and as we head throughout the next couple days we're going to keep that moisture plume entering into the bay area. as a result we're going to keep the chances for rain going, not just for this wednesday system

from there. >> an 80-year-old grandmother has become unlikely and really a touching star on social media. she's known as grandma bettyand she knows some secret about his a good life. her great grandson decided that everyone should hear some of those secrets and bits of wisdom. nick has more on her life and legacy. >> goes by the name grandma betty. her great grandson zack set her up in instagram after diagnosed with cancer. >> when you have cancer it doesn't mane you have to be upset all the time. doesn't mane you have to be down in the dump you can be happy with it. >> i don't even think bit. >> we can ago she had 5000 followers. today she has. >> 2 06000. >> wow! that's a lot of people isn't it. >>reporter: hip young thing from other again to florida from finland to australia. >> i love you all. i don't know who you are but i love you. that's a lot of good people because they are watching good old grandma. >>reporter: betty up beat photo video are inspiration. >> grandma what's the important lesson you learned in life? >> is to be good to other people and love them and treat them nice. >>reporter: wise word from th

. >> : emotional day today for friends and family members of gen betty a funeral was held for the 14 year-old girl was hit and killed by a train and martina's earlier this week hundreds of people arrived dressed in pink and black at church of pleasant hill. a grid with photographs of the team and messages from her friends. common theme of the service today at john's death was too soon and too tragic. they're planning to have a sleep over today with some mutual friends the sad part is and then of that sit over were attending her funeral. that shows a lack of change very quickly. >> : the team was on the railroad tracks with her boyfriend to move off the tracks as the train started to approach but she went back because she had dropped her cell phone that's when she was hit. >> : team killed in a car crash high with 24 has been identified 70 year-old anthony grosso of danville. his car spun out off the road yesterday morning your pleasant hill road and lafayette. a sears say the team traveling was up to 100 mi. an hour. in making an unsafe lane changes. the team lost control of the car a

because the suffragist who were in power for ever got in a fight to viscid be fed new power or the women power. the sisters came in the '70s. every betty said why didn't we think of that? been just as a test case they were instrumental in that but what really happened was the time of the suffragettes they were considered heroes there were older but the heroes of the movement. because in england favor throwing things through glass windows and being forced said in prison. so from then on it was gradual. ben -- but then pat schroeder was the only woman in office but i say in the epilogue not in their lifetime. in their evader of life there were much appreciated >> i think everybody in this room could have a story. with mitch mcconnell we have heard and davis supposedly i think the funny part is the sisters were called trailer parked trash and then to believe not trashy enough. [laughter] she was on the end it for three months. [laughter] it was really something. >> it makes me feel so sad that ultimately these women were rejected by women historically that i revere as having made a difference in this country. was that a class structure? i

a train. we are learning more before the train hit. jenna betti was on the tracks with her girlfriend before the train hit her and tonight her boyfriend is posting about their last moments together. ktvu's ann rubin is in martinez. the community is devastated. >> reporter: that's right. authorities wanted to clear up one aspect of the investigation. they said there has been speculation about a vacuum created by the train that drew the teen towards it. that was not the case. they say the crew members watched as two teens ran from the tracks and one ran back on. >> reporter: students wore pink in her honor, it was jenna betti's favorite color, they hoped it would help them. >> everyone was crying. depressing. >> how is this real? how did this happen? we haven't eveb processed it yesterday -- even processed it yet. >> reporter: jenna betti was hit and killed by a passing train. it appears she was meeting her boyfriend on the tracts, both ran as the train approached but she went back for her cell phone according to her mother, her boyfriend describes

can do as a company, meaning facebook, to help you, law enforcement in making this a better community. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> last year bellhaven had the highest number of bay area's and assaults in menlo park. >>> bart service isn't running in an area after a person was hit on the tracks around 11:30 last night. bart officials say the person was on the tracks around 11:30 when they were struck. service was completely shut down and riders were transferred on ac transit buses at the time. the victim's identity is not released. >>> 4:35. let's check the weather with lawrence karnow. but first traffic. >> south hayward bart station is shut down. we thought they would clear the tracks and wrap up the investigation before bart service started this morning but unfortunately, that's not the case. so again it's just the south hayward bart station that is closed but sometimes things like this have a ripple effect around other commutes. they are working to get shuttle buses in place between union city and freeway. looking at the bart map again hayward is the end of the line. bart has been very busy on t

felt like something wrong could happen and this is just a reflection of the fear these women had to digest and live with. goss always told betty that he didn't like her wearing black and she felt the only time you should ever wear black was to a funeral and purposefully she didn't end up wearing black to his funeral people to listen to something happens to me i want you to have a party. so early on she promised him, she said okay i will have a party. he is one of the men that died during the apollo fire, and this was the first large-scale tragedy when the men perish in a capsule it catches fire on the ground and this is a very revealing part of what these men went through because it was excruciating. the way that they reported was relatively new lows in the official man always had to tell the wife her closest friends are always called before tuesday something bad has happened out there. i want you to go to her house right now that the women knew they were not allowed to use say anything they just had his agent told the official word could arrive, so very difficult. in the case of petty end o betto other wives in the fire, debb

danube time companion to your success by sanctions regimes that be packing a gun and bomb not because the russian economy is betty intertwined wheat and until the economy and what's this. now is this the eu diplomat take up in a shift in the nineteen eighteen he was supposed to be abandoned in nc and it isn't that nice big dinner the ukrainian prices has completely overshadowed that meeting. and you know how we actually had the russian flag and instead say again that not as speaking in magenta you know shocking diplomacy going on across the continent he's now going to be flying so that is when he said he's going to be meeting and john kennedy and that when you know it would be interesting to be applied in the one at that meeting because our desktops coming from both kenny and am not and never has he spoken and they did that to be attempting to statements from the dozen more about that once at the dnc there in madrid ended today when she is nothing new i mean basically the same line that routine adopted yesterday idea maintaining that the coup happened a democratically elected leader was ousted. they didn't want h

a comet. stephen tyler 66 and diana ross is 70. keep it here for more news, weather, sports. i'm betty nguyen. king a live look outside, the roads are wet, as raindrops starting to fall around the area. live look outside san francisco, palo alto. >> rain expected to pick up throughout your morning commute. good news there. >> good morning, 4:30. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. right to meteorologist christina loren with more on your microclimate forecast. >> good morning. this is exactly what you want to see in a drought in california. we've got heavy periods of rain moving through the north bay right now. san francisco, also getting slammed. i want to take you to the s

a lot of trash out there. at this point, no evidence that even the encouraging sightings we saw today have anything to do with flight 370, betty. >> you bring up a very good point, that's how the malaysian government has been handling this. at first getting a lot of pushback from the families because the families wanted information and the information wasn't flowing fast enough and we hear today right before this press conference they send a text message to the families essentially saying your loved ones are gone forever. this is the message to the families, the actually text message, saying we deeply regret we have to assume beyond any reasonable doubt mh370 has been lost and that none on board have survived as you will hear in the next hour. there's going to be a lot of talk about the prime minister's statement and how short they were and how little information was provided, wouldn't you say, ian? >> it's not a great way of putting across such a devastating piece of news. i'm trying to explain to a family that there is some rather abstract new technical model that shows that their relatives went down in the indian ocean is n

. >> hey, betty, topt start in the national hockey league. an incredible story here. a brush with death now forcing regular pefrly to end his hock where i season early. the forward will undergo surgery to fix the heart ailment halves identified as the cause of his collapse on the team bench monday night. peverley's life was saved after team medical staff acted quickly. they used a defibrillator to revive him. peverley had been previously diagnosed as an irregular heart beat, and doctors aren't sure if he will ever play again. he is alive, and that is a good thing. >> absolutely. >> phil jackson has won many an nba title. with air jordan back in the day. he might be in new york. car medicalo anthony saying the zen master will come on board to manage, and not to coach, ironically. they beat my celtics with their fifth straight win. they're only three games out of of a playoff spot. new york city's other nba franchise also making headlines beating the reigning champs on the road in miami. the brooklyn nets secured a 96-95 win with a steal. you might have interesting play j

. >> a candle light vigil rb will be held in martinez for jenna betty struck and killed by a train. she was walking on the track was her boyfriend when a train approached she dropped her cell phone, went back to get it and was hit by the train. >> a plan to ban plastic water bottles approved by the board of supervisors today. >> many convenient use are not happy with it. abc7 news reporter is live at city hall with more on the vote. sergio? >> that >> this is about being able to choose tap water. >> this is what we're trying to phase ourt. >> the supervisor has been carrying around a water bottle with a goopy liquid inside. his legislation targets 21 ounce bottles and smaller and insists people can still buy bottled water in places throughout the city. just not on city property or events. >> we're encourage people to drink water. so that is a great option as well. it's a healthy >> more regular venues, vendor woz not ab will you toed sell bottled water, they can offer water filling stations the same goes for larger events now, if this does have to go before the board for another vot

a healthy individual in this neighborhood. i don't know if you know, my personal story is i took west african lessons here with betty gamma bow a. this is very personal for me and my younger city. this is why i made sure to fund the successful third on third program. i'm going to continue to advocate for the role that arts play and continue to support the bayview hunters point foundation. to barbara, where is barbara? there you are. when i was listening to the mayor's remark, all i can hear is kaching and all of sounds is there is money for the opera house, right, mr. mayor? okay. i want to take this moment to acknowledge our wonderful mayor ed lee. this is a man who has walked and talked an are congruent with each other. mr. decaneey this you so much for being a director of a progressive forward thinking arts institution. and to the city family, thank you for understanding the significance of this building and more importantly the role it plays in the community. i want to acknowledge an amazing woman who has provided leadership to the community. she has afforded blood sweat and tears and this is ms. barbara -- barbara i want

she plays a former beauty green was betrayed by her boyfriend and besides to take a road trip. bettylways lived by the rules. world fell apart. now, after a lifetime of regret, she is hitting the road. she is taking a chance. she has got one unexpected passenger. ♪ this spring, catherine deneuve stars and a film about freedom. family. and how it is never too late to discover yourself. new film deneuve in a by emmanuelle bercot. "on my way." >> i am pleased to have catherine deneuve back at the table. is this something you would like to do? drivet in a mercedes and out of paris? >> in any car, maybe. at one time, i think everyone is thinking about taking the car and going for a few hours. in the film, she does not go to leave everything. she just kind of takes the car. she thinks for a few hours. at one time, there is always a good reason to say it is enough. i go. you don't often have the opportunity to do it because of responsibility. >> you could do it if you wanted to. you can take off a few weeks. >> i could, but i don't imagine taking off without saying anyone to anyone. when yo

a tragic mistake. it's just 14 years of age. there is young jenna betty'sled by a train. >> do you check your 401(k) statements? is your money there sf >> are you getting red considerate for what you have earned? and what you would do if there is a problem? this is a a important government benefit you. v. >> this building houses western state pension assistance project. a agency that helps with legal problems surrounding retirement programs including 401(k)s. teresa says the agency is there to protect money consumers have already earned. >> pension earned is compensation. and money earned while working put into a separate account to protect against poverty when they became older. >> my aboutness. can they just come in and take money out of my income? >> that is jeanett talking with judy about her case. her retirement plan announced would it reduce the benefit by $92 a month. she met with the perfect jekt and she was refunded money that had been taken. >> it was $500. that happened because i came here and got wonderful foam help me >> the project will help a

. >>> a megasnowman in minnesota that puts all others to shame! >>> hello. i'm betty nguyen. >>> 16,000 russian troops are holding firm in a corner of ukraine known as crimea. the big question will president putin push further? and if he does, will the u.s. push back? let's get right to it. jim maceda is live in moscow. what do you know? >> reporter: there is positive news. the kremlin saying it's ordered all armed forces involved in those war games along the russian/ukraine border to return to their bases, meaning that huge show of force, 150,000 troops of 900 tanks is over now. if true, we haven't seen confirmation yet, but, if true, that should take the temperature down somewhat. that said, russia has built up the forces to division size. russia is now completely in operational control of the peninsula and poised to strike elsewhere in ukraine if vladimir putin decides it's in his interests. in response to all of this, the u.s. and its allies are struggling to come up with a package of diplomatic and economic sanctions like freezing russian assets. vladimir putin s

also happening today, the funeral for the 14-year-old martinez girl hit and killed by a train on sunday. jenna betty was walking with a friend near the tracks in the afternoon when the train approached. she dropped her cell phone and was lunging for it on the tracks when the train hit her. tuesday, more than 1,000 people showed up to a memorial. she was remembered as a star soccer player who made friends easily. >> two san jose men face a laundry list of charges accused of robbing so many stores in a short period of time investigators nicknamed them the can't stop won't stop ban ditds. we're learning how police did stop the pair. >> one body westbound through the backyard. he went over the fence. >> the two are suspected of robbing 20 liquor stores and markets in a two-month span. the crime spree came to an end after a chase caught on a sheriff's helicopter camera. it happened last week but police just released this video. details of the arrest as well, in one of the crimes one of the suspects is accused of firing a warning shot into the roof of a corner store in san jose. but the can't stop won't s