and you might, maybe you can be a big brother and big sister. hear how it takes and how a few hours a month can improve a kid's life. i'm susan sykora. next on "bay area focus." >>> welcome to "bay air focus." i'm i'm susan sykora. the lifestyle editor of "sierra" magazine. you might say every day is earth day. they do have special plans for the annual national celebration on april 22nd. welcome back. good to have you here again. >> thank you so much for being here. >> and first of all, before we get started on the things to do. how are we doing so far? does the magazine keep track of that? >> yeah, the sierra club keeps track of that in general. we're improving as a society. >> uh-huh. >> there is optimism. and our levels in america have reduced. >> in any particular area? >> i think overall, and i think cars have really led the way. >> uh-huh. >> and a lot of companies with the fleet, a big deal. >> uh-huh. >> and there is a ways to go, so i don't want to misrepresent the situation. >> uh-huh. >> but, americans are doing better, and there is a

a big brothers big sisters fund-raiser. the event was dedicated to boyer. organizers of the event say he was a major part of the big brother organization. >> we are always shocked when something like this happens. and it's just such a tragedy, and we also want to celebrate all that he gave to the organization during his three years. he was one of our most exempt marchy matches. we want to recognize that as well. >> reporter: he was a mentor and big brother to a bay area boy for the last three years. that boy did attend tonight's gala. >>> so many e-mails, so little time. now there could be a way to cut through it all. >> you can black out anything that contains particular buzzwords. >> it's an interesting idea. stanford scholars reveal what the wealthy already know. >> it's not war they want. it's blackmail. that's what some experts say about north korea. tonight, a new twist. >>> and steve jobs' widow talks about his legacy and how she is trying to get immigration rae form passed in washington. back in a moment. enhanced and even made my life. we think of

>>> big brother helping to bust the boston bombers.ow new calls to put more security cameras all across america to help save us from another attack. is more surveillance going to jeopardize our rights or are they why the cost of freedom? >> are you okay with more surveillance videos. >> the more the better. it will save lives. >> i think it's better to be safe. >> whatever we have to do keep safe. >> i think it's better not to have them but i'm glad they got caught. >> what are lawmakers are going

so big brother's already here.ve role. >> i'm going to be a patriot and give a plug to new zealand. >> auckland in the house. go ahead. >> my third child, dan harmon, was married a week ago at age 30 to his columbia business school classmate, jackie, they are on their honeymoon. fourth child gets married in august. >> it's good to be mother of the brides and grooms. >> very happy to announce i will be writing for the grio now. our buddies in the family. >> comcast in the house and a mom of plenty of grooms and brides. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. chris jansing is next. bye bye. >>> a big cold front is stretching across the country. on the northwest side of it, we have some heavy know across nebraska and south dakota, but we're also looking at the threat of strong storms, especially down through oklahoma, where some icelated tornados are possible. also a round of thunderstorms in land, detroit and chicago. temperatures in the southeast about 81. i'm phyllis, and i have diabetic nerve pain. when i first fe

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so again there is little escape from big brother watching us with security cameras following us in shops walking down the street but what about private investigators who may just be spying over your shoulder in britain numbers have grown and neither license nor registered and that's because there's no proper regulation for people working as private eyes or first investigates. to watch somebody or watch them. you know fortunately there are a lot of people who use bribery will use corruption and and. it's not difficult to make yourself visible it's more difficult to be relaxed lawyer. because when you first start you're always thinking oh my goodness they they know i just know they know that. they don't there are now an estimated ten thousand private investigators operating in britain despite being perceived as a shadowy world of whispers in secret the industry continues to grow in fact it's moving from the shadows and on to the high street as the course of covert devices pulls more and more individuals are making the surveillance gadgets easily available in stores like this one and the wo

. >>> quin boyer is set to be remembered and big brothers and big sisters is honoring him. >>> a school threat on facebook called leaders of scotts valley high school to close. when they will reopen. >> reporter: some school activities and a sporting event were supposed to take place here but like the school day all canceled because of an online threat to shoot up the school and students. staff members were telling family members that classes had been canceled after police found out someone posted a threat on a fake account on the school's facebook account. >> he was harassing people and saying whoever is at school tomorrow he is going to come and shoot them. and people were not too happy about it. >> reporter: the school's district was told by there police and spent the night alerting people there would be no class and the superintendant decided to open back up monday. >> if anything changes we will notify the community through e-mail and our wb website. >> i couldn't believe they would cancel school and someone like this would happen. it is scary. >> i was thinking it wasn't real but

novel idea why he just started following it and then he went on to say that america needs to give big brother more power and how well by increasing the already massive surveillance state and giving law enforcement more the power only the name of national security or i because the n.y.p.d. is invasive survey on the guns muslims proves the police want to be use their powers given the opportunity right i can't stand to surprise that girl this in the same nanny state mayor that has been pushing bills to keep tabs on how much so do you can drink is currently working on a bill that would change the legal age to purchase cigarettes twenty one apparently bloomberg thing. but in order to preserve our freedom we need to have a government that holds more authority and concentrated power than ever before but you and i both know that freedom won't come under the lens of a surveillance camera so let's break that. well guys the boston bombing saga continues to unfold yes even after zahar zar knife was apprehended in a wild showdown the corporate media hasn't stopped carrying around the clock coverage of cou

novel idea why he just started following it and then he went on to say that america needs to give big brother more power and how well by increasing the already massive surveillance state and giving law enforcement all the power in the name of national security or i because the n.y.p.d. is invasive survey and against muslims proves that police want to buse their powers given the opportunity right i can't say i'm too surprised that girl this is the same nanny state mayor that has been pushing bills to keep tabs on how much so do you can drink is currently working on a bill that would change the legal age to purchase cigarettes twenty one apparently bloomberg things that in order to preserve our freedom we need to have a government that holds more authority and concentrated power than ever before but you and i both know that freedom won't come under the lens of a surveillance camera so let's break that. well guys the boston bombings continues to unfold yes even after zahar zar knife was apprehended in a wild showdown the corporate media hasn't stopped carrying around the clock coverage of course

. >> mary holiday of big brothers and big sisters knew him for three years. he matched him up with his brother who is 14. >> that's what he gave me. he cared. he truly cared. he wanted to give back his time and now his little brother won't have that. >> the santa clara county paramedic ordered at the free clinic and was just accepted into the physician assistant program at stanford. his wife and family have decided to donate his organs. they released a statement saying quinn's passing leaves a gash in our hearts that will never heal. we ask for your support and prayers. on tuesday morning he was shot and killed on keller avenue on the oakland hills. the victim of a possible robbery attempt. he was in another car and fired at the off duty paramedic. a neighbor says there has been a rash of violent crime in the area. >> there were some home invasions where they injured the owners, they pistol whipped them, things like that. >> while police don't have a motive, they don't think the killing was random. >> people are approaching people as they are traveling in thei

. >> big brother helping to bust the boaston bombers and now new calls for more security cameras over america to help save us from another attack. is more surveillance japidizing our rights. >> are you okay for surveillance caras. >> hell yeah. >> the more the better. >> tell save liveless. >> more the better. >> keep us safe. >> it is better to keep us safe. whatever we have to do to keep the public safe. >> it is moreonstitutional not to have them but happy they were caught. >> what are lawmakers going to

janice and big brother did not but they came with their material. they wanted to do summertime. it was they who decided. there was never a question of bmitting outside material. you don't submit outside material to rock artists because you're looking for cutting edge artists. 80, 85%, in those days 100 for me. i never touched the idea or the issue of submitting songs. you only submit songs -- and that's what i did when i founded arista records in 1974, there's a & r. artist and repertoire. no one was doing what mitch and jerry did, finding material for artists that -- >> imus: i have a couple minutes left. did you like the beatles? >> when the beatles -- did they explode in my face when i heard i want to hold your hand? no. >> imus: i thousand dollars it was the -- i thought it was the everily brothers. >> did i think it was the greatest group? no. i was not involved with them. >> imus: how about what they were doing at motown. did you like that? >> the beatles? >> imus: did you like barry gordand. >> motown cornered the record on the singles. this string of hit singles, still t

. >> big brother helping to bust the boaston bombers and now new calls for more security cameras over america to help save us from another attack. is more surveillance japidizing our rights. >> are you okay for surveillance caras. >> hell yeah. >> the more the better. >> tell save liveless. >> more the better. >> keep us safe. >> it is better to keep us safe. whatever we have to do to keep the public safe. >> it is moreonstitutional not to have them but happy they were caught. >> what are lawmakers going to do? senator rand paul is fired up about the debate and will talk about it. >> cashin keeping an eye out for you, right now. >> hi, everyone. i am eric boling, welcome to cashin in. senator you are a huge proposal of rights. where do you stand on the issui sir? >> the government is going to use cameras to watch us. they need to have probable cause and argument to use the constitution to do surveillance on us and then i am okay with it. but willie nilly and in open spaces, i am against that. one thing lost in the debate, almost all . cameras used to catch the young men in boston were

>> all going to the catholic big brothers. >> bill: good for you. big brothers is a great organization. we know you are daring because you hang out with miller. we know you are daring. that paid off. adam carolla, everybody. factor tip of the day how we can all help some of those grieve -- >> factor tip of the day, helping injured people in boston. but first, there's been a dramatic rise in american patriotism. it's a good thing. we have great gifts for mothers and father's day. i love my country mugs for your mother. that's great one. and a variety of other things that celebrate america. check them all out and make mom and dad happy. now the e-mail. >> my opening line on friday's live program is hell has a new resident tonight. we define what the boston terrorists did precisely and accurately. you need to wise up, cj. from porterville, california. >> apparently the family received welfare payments from the u.s. government and the state of massachusetts. and a relative gave the boys money, as well. but i'm with you, rosemary. i think the support sys

sounds like he is cooperating, maybe my big brother made me do it and he will want to live. maybe you'll want to trade whatever information he has for the possibility of a life sentence. he does not have much to try, he has already said there is no foreign connection. it would be hard to say if you say my life i will tell you about it. >> he and his brother, his brother is dead. the evidence is overwhelming of all of this stuff he put out there today from the fact that they have video surveillance showing them at the bomb site and they have a match to the explosive material in the car they hijacked. fingerprints and so on. >> in addition to the person whose car they hijacked they have an ironclad case. he is 19 years old, he has an innocent looking face. he has a good record in high school. all you need is one jury in boston who is strongly opposed to the death penalty to vote against the death penalty. that may be the tactic he and his newly appointed lawyer from a very excellent public defender system may come up with. >> the government has not said it wants the death pena

. >> mary holiday of big brothers and big sisters knew him for three years. he matched him up with his brother who is 14. >> that's what he gave me. he cared. he truly cared. he wanted to give back his time and now his little brother won't have that. santa >> the santa clara county paramedic ordered at the free clinic and was just accepted into the physician assistant program at stanford. his wife and family have decided to donate his organs. they released a statement saying quinn's passing leaves a gash in our hearts that will never heal. we ask for your support and prayers. on tuesday morning he was shot and killed on keller avenue on the oakland hills. the victim of a possible robbery attempt. he was in another car and fired at the off duty paramedic. a neighbor says there has been a rash of violent crime in the area. >> there were some home invasions where they own the owners, they pistol whipped them, things like that. >> while police don't have a motive, they don't think the killing was random. >> people are approaching people as they are traveling in th

from td ameritrade. >>> the boston terrorism investigation reminds us big brother is watching. some of their best clues in identifying the men they say were behind the attacks. and while, of course, we're grateful the suspects were found, the issue raises serious questions about privacy. slate columnist says, if anything, big cities need even more surveillance cameras because the benefits outweighs the whirisk. he joins us from l.a. you argue cameras should be installed everywhere, but let's be honest. they can't catch everything. >> yeah, they can't catch everything, but after something goes down, they're a really good way to figure out what happened, and they can also -- there's lots of evidence suggesting they can also prevent crime before it happens. we've seen this happen in a few major cities in a test in baltimore that the police installed cameras everywhere, and they noticed that violent crime went down by a huge percentage. they've noticed this in places in chicago. so beyond terrorism, there's evidence that these cameras work to, you know, not only catch criminals but

they claimed that it would create some sort of big brother gun registry.e opposite. >> casey uncovers capitol hill on abc news and robert fine man, an msnbc political analyst. kasie, you've been helping me understand which way this is going. it went against the unsafety people. after manchin/toomey went down, assault weapons went down even more so. another vote on gun clips. what did that tell you about a potential future mood on gun safety, the fact that all three went down today? >> reporter: look, this was expected on the assault weapons and the clips but what i find interesting is the vote on the clips. it got six more votes in the senate than the assault weapons ban did and if you look at the folks different on those, it's folks from out west, democrats in colorado and new mexico. colorado, of course, passed a limit on high-capacity magazines. they've seen a lot of gun violence, aurora happened there. i've been talking to some senators up here, democrats who have said that it's this issue that might really come back to bite some of their colleagues ov

>> the gut feeling i'm getting, of course he is blaming it all on big brother. he says has to be vetted. there has to be some way they can put tags on and see if he is telling the truth or not. and if he isn't you don't do much more with it. >> in terms of the hard evidence they went to great lengths today to outline the case which includes the fact they have video evidence of both brothers apparently planting the two devices and they have been able to link evidence from those devices to the cars, later hijacking, et cetera. is there enough there already, do you think, this is an open and shut criminal case on their complicity in the bombing? >> if i were the prosecutor i'd feel comfortable at this particular point in time no matter what he had to say once mirandaized. i think i would be comfortable doing that. he has the individual from whom they hijacked the car. they told him they were the people that laid down the bombs. >> they actually said to him, did you hear about the boston explosion. i did that -- >> it reminds me of the evidence that ramzi yousef tol

. >> others have concerns about a big brother atmosphere here violating civil liberties. >> they are just trying to, like, i guess get into people's personal business or trying to look at people in the wrong way where it has nothing to do with the security of the event we are looking at. >> didn't do anything wrong. i know there are a lot of people that say, well, it is an invasion of your privacy, but if you are not doing anything wrong , why? >> the board will hold a meeting on security and the chief will present his idea about the cameras. the chief is speaking about his idea in the next hour and our reporter is recovering it with full details tonight on abc7 news. >> thank you. abc7 news is planning a special report at 11:48 our time for the moment of silence that marcy talked about and we are streaming it live on website website.com. for instant updates follow us on twit other at abc7 news. >> happening now in the east bay, oakland police are on the scene of a homicide investigation. the crime tape can be seen here and police cars on 90th in east oakland. a plan was discovered o

with cameras and images everywhere, is more big brother the answer?t down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey an terrorism effort phillip flood. plus, the bombings raise new question about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we ask the sunday panel how the attacks will influence the debates. and the power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now. on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. at the end of a week that saw the first mass bombing in the u.s. since 9/11, we are going to focus today on one central question: where do we stand now in the war on terror? first, let's get the latest on the investigation from boston police commissioner ed davis. as we welcome you, commissioner, i know i speak for people across the country when i say congratulations, sir. job well done. >> good morning, chris. thank you very much. >> chris: let's start with the suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. what is his condition? have authorities been able to speak to hi

. >>> quin boyer is set to be remembered and big brothers and big sisters is honoring him. >>> a school threat on facebook called leaders of scotts valley high school to close. when they will reopen. >> reporter: some school activities and a sporting event were supposed to take place here, but like the school day, all canceled because of an online threat to shoot up the school and students. staff members were telling family members that classes had been canceled after police found out someone posted a threat on a fake account on the school's facebook account. >> he was harassing people and saying whoever is at school tomorrow he is going to come and shoot them. and people were not too happy about it. >> reporter: the school's district was told by there police and spent the night alerting people there would be no class and the superintendant decided to open back up monday. >> if anything changes we will notify the community through e-mail and our wb website. >> i couldn't believe they would cancel school and someone like this would happen. it is scary. >> i was thinking it wasn't real, b

and politico writes, americans hate big brother until moments like this. so is there a so call happy medium between security and privacy? or is there a need for surveillance like new york's so-called richk steel in major cities. plus the latest out of texas including the rescue of more than 130 people inside this nursing home. we're getting video of what the nursing home looked like moments after the explosion itself. and we have an update on the president's trip as well. plus, new 911 calls released moments after the blast. >> look, our house, our whole windows, everything, it sound like a bomb. i'm outside and there's like a bomb. >> officials say they know the source of the explosion but they do not know what caused the initial fire itself. we'll have the very latest for you in an update. and you can join our conversation on twitter. you can find me on tamron hall. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel.

>> all going to the catholic big brothers. >> bill: good for you.ow you are daring because you hang out with miller. we know you are daring. that paid off. adam carolla, everybody. factor tip of the day how we can all help some of those grieve -- grievously wounded in boston. the tip moments away. with hotwire's low prices, we can afford to take an extra trip this year. first boston... then san francisco. hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so our hotels were half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com >> factor tip of the day, helping injured people in boston. but first, there's been a dramatic rise in american patriotism. it's a good thing. we have great gifts for mothers and father's day. i love my country mugs for your mother. that's great one. and a variety of other things that celebrate america. check them all out and make mom and dad happy. now the e-mail. >> my opening line on friday's live program is hell has a new resident tonight. we define what the boston terrorists did precisely and

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now i would like to turn our attention to our big brother. the giants are a truly amazing enterprise. and winning takes on many forms. not just winning at the plate. but delivering the best ball-park experience possible along with winning the hearts and minds of its incredible fan base. the vision of what a ballpark could be and the impact on this historic district has been nothing short of amazing. and for their enthusiasm and support, i thank them greatly. i think the vision they had. their ballpark at at&t will continue here at mission rock and again exceed expectations. their support is very reassuring and i thank them for that. but it's more than that. brews and baseball go hand in hand, and since opening here at the ballpark, it's no surprise that the giants continue to amass trophies. and with that support, i have the honor of introducing the c.e.o. of the world's best baseball team, larry bear. >> thank you, keith. if you would stay up for a second. we greatly value this partnership. and as you say, it has coinsided. we have partnered

. >>> big brother is watching. the latest bay area city talking about buying a drone. >>> help is on the way for college graduates. >>> right now, live outside to san francisco. you can see the giant flags flapping strong in that strong wind out there on this monday, april 8th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. it is 4:30. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. strong winds slamming the bay. winds knocking down a tree in san francisco. that happened near 48th and point lobos on the border of outer richmond. >> it is part of the extreme weather we are seeing all over the bay area. meteorologist, christina loren, is busy tracking all the high winds. >>> good morning to you, marla, to you, laura, to you at home. this is not what you want on your way back to work. these winds will be going strong and likely going strong all day long. best advice, give yourself plenty of time and stay alert. we have quite a bit of debris on the highways. a couple of downed trees in campbell. it is not just area

his big brother was a match. our news crew was actually in the room as the transplant began.e'll have an update for you tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian. live at a candle light run to show solidarity with boston. tmz is up next here on tv 36.

with cameras and images everywhere, is more big brother the answer? we'll set down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and terrorism expert philip mudd. plus the bombings raise new questions about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we'll ask our sunday panel how the attack will influence those debates. and our power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. at the end of the week that saw the first mass bombing in the u.s. since 9/11, we're going to focus today on one central question -- where do we stand now in the war on terror? first, let's get the latest on the investigation from boston police commissioner ed davis. as we welcome you, commissioner, i know i speak for people across the country when i say, congratulations, sir. job well done. >> good morning, chris. thank you very much. >> let's start with the suspect, dzhokhar sar nevatsarnaer. what's his condition? have police spoken to him yet? >> t

piggy bank but as we know that big brother piggy bank germany poland countries like that in the north aren't interested in lending any more money so ultimately it's the situation is on tenable the curious factor is that mr barroso does not seem to realize that in saying little staring deal is not working he's actually undermining the ural because the euro itself is an invalid political project which has taken away economic stimulus in protest and tries to defy gravity . and assign now to check out the equity markets on wall street all eyes are on earnings considering that some like netflix and coach report of better than expected results the benchmark indices are actually seeing pretty have to rise and what they was on the european bourses they jumped the most then about eight months positive quarterly results also played their role there even the disappointing data from the european services and manufacturing failed to spoil investors' moves as the european currency it all aust value to the greenback on tuesday here in russia the my sex hold a currency trade mid session citing some t

they claim that it would create some sort of big brother gun registry.though the bill did the opposite. this legislation, in fact, outlawed any registry. plain and simple right there in the text. that didn't matter. >> megyn: can you speak to that charge? >> i think the president has been obsessed with with the nra the entire debate here. and the reason why he lost yesterday. is because. >> megyn: let me just stop you. can you speak to that specific charge the president saying that the nra and its allies willfulfully lied by claiming that background check system and this bill would create some sort of big brother gun registry? >> i don't think they lied. i think that they said and used, quotes from senators and congressman who openly said that we should have high taxes and we should have a register of guns ryan to believe that on the record congressman and senators democrats who said that's what they wanted. that's exactly what the nra did say. but i think the president, they missed the boat on this. and they let down the families of newtown. and the way

>>> big brother helping to bust the boston bombers. now new calls to put more security cameras all across america to help save us from another attack. is more surveillance going to jeopardize our rights or are they why the cost of freedom? >> are you okay with more surveillance videos. >> the more the better. it will save lives. >> i think it's better to be safe. >> whatever we have to do keep safe. >> i think it's better not to have them but i'm glad they got caught. >> what are lawmakers are going to do. senator rand paul is fired up about the debate and here to talk about it. keeping an eye out for you, cashin' in right now. >> hi, i'm eric boling. our cashin' in crew in just a moment. first to senator rand paul. senator, you are a huge proponent of privacy rights other lawmakers are adding to calling for more security cameras? >> if the government is going to use cameras to watch us, they need to have probable cause. they need to have an argument in the constitution then i'm okay with it. but willy-nilly in open spaces, i'm against