support for initiatives like this they believe will be very beneficial to them the author of this bill sylvia allen has getting a lot of support from her people near near the border we see joe arpaio who's very tough on immigration he is also receive and still a lot of support as controversial as years you make a very good point there is a lot less migration coming into the united states and even supporters of civilian border watchers will admit that you know putting people on the border is only a band-aid the economy has a lot more to do with actual migration from one country to another so to determine whether this civilian border militia will do anything to do to deter migration it will it may only be minor but it really ignores the larger picture that the economy is having a huge effect on the amount of people coming into the country and ramon you talk about these armed militias at the border i can't help but think back to the case in two thousand and nine when one of the members of the arizona minutemen

fbi has works very, very close by with the anchorage police department in this case that involved bill allen, who was the key witness in the case against senator stevens. and it was alleged that he transported a young native alaskan woman across state lines justices higher up scuttled. the question that i would have to have is to what extent was the fbi involved in that investigation and did that include a reason for the prosecution not to go forward? this has really stunned people back in alaska. they cannot understand why the department of justice has dropped this. do you know any reason that based on the investigation that the prosecution should not have gone forward? >> i do not. i would assume this is the opr investigation. and that particular allegation would be addressed in that arena. am not familiar with the court's report that was issued earlier today, and i do not know whether that was a subject of that particular investigation. >> and i would ask you, because this is a matter that has really gone far beyond what most could have even imagined that you not only look at the report t

allen is known more for his mega-yachts and palling around with brad and angelina than for his revolutionary ideas in the early years of microsoft, the company he cofounded with high school buddy billas lesley stahl first reported in april 2011, paul allen wrote a memoir called idea man in which he not only gave an account of his ideas, but also drew a dark portrait of his lifelong friend. as allen writes, he was too angry and proud to tell bill gates point-blank, "some days, working with you is like being in hell." >> you describe bill gates in very harsh terms. you've described him as being quite abusive. i mean, it's not a pretty picture. >> and i felt like when i wrote it, i should just tell it like it happened, in an unvarnished way, warts and all. >> you know, here he is, doing such great work--he's almost a saint now--and it seems like an odd time to write an unflattering portrait of him. >> the timing had nothing to do with the many wonderful things that bill has done. but the timing was because i wanted to see if i could do it and hopefully be alive to see it published. >> no wonder he was concerned. when he started the book in 2009, he had stage 4 lymphoma. the book goes

a new bill by mike allen would give farm workers the overtime pay they were denied when they were excludedm national labor act. >> kentucky is set to play kansas for the national basketball title. last night after kentucky beauty louisville, things got ugly in the streets of lexington. you see thousands of u.k. fans celebrating but it quickly turned into something else, cars being overturned and bonfires set in the street. police were ready. 150 officers restored order by using pepper spray and making ten or so arrests. city leaders say there were a few minor injuries reported, as well. >> it apeirs lin sanity is done for the year. point guard and palo alto native jeremy lin will have surgery to repair his left knee. an mri revealed a small tear that will keep i am sidelined for six weeks. lin is the first american born player of tie with a knees and chinese dissent descent to play in the n.b.a. that is the way it goes. show you how bright it is. >> we have breezy conditions and take a look from the roof camera winds are keeping numbers cool below average. we have a brand-new month. i'll l

allen west has been joined by bill o'reilly.an west was going to be the keynote spooet speaker at the loek sal chapter of the naacp fund-raiser but they withdrew the invitation after he said they were members of the communist party. we do not represent that type of atmosphere. west is not the only one calling people communists. here is bill o'reilly. >> robert reich. he's a communist. >> communist slash socialist. >> he's a guy that is up there in cambridge. he says because the u.s. companies are multinational that the government now has to step in to make sure that our economy is good. roll the tape. >> now they are global. if we don't have a government that is investing in our people and education and job skills, in infrastructure, public transportation, basic research and development, all the thens we need government to do, we can't expect the big corporations are going to do it. >> i'm joined by robert reich, former labor secretary under the clinton administration and now a professor at uc berkeley and author of the book "af

enforcement to participate in that process i would love to do something like that the bill's author state senator sylvia allen also claims that all eastern terrorists are teaming up with drug smugglers the u.s. government says not a single person who had some unlawfully crossed the southwest border has been charged with terrorism i don't think that we should take these people that are very angry over this big nebulous threat of illegal immigration cartels and give them weapons advocates for the special missions unit believe they will attract former service members who already have weapons and surveillance experience we are proceeding from a premise it's confidence that we know what we're doing and we know how to secure our borders arizona has been a testing ground for talks and see immigrant legislation later adopted elsewhere with this bill just steps away from becoming law arm volunteer militia may soon be a regular feature along the entire southern border of the us oh in the gallows there is own a ramon delenda party so there are many layers to the story many arguments given on all sides of the question ho

bill murray. david frost and michael allen. it goes for an eagle on the 14 14th hole.insula product with a long birdie attempt at 18. the rain is coming down. that ball doesn't drop but good enough to win. the second week in a row allen has been a winner. ultimate fighting, john bones jones in a bout last night against evans in atlanta. that is jones in the red trunks. jones won by unanimous decision, 16-1. that is it for this early night sports rap. see you at 10:00. >>> thank you. coming up at 10:00, did you see it? people heard it. the show that lit up the night sky and the boom it left behind. >> heard it all over northern california. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> remember, we are always here for you online at www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. see you back here tonight at 10:00.

lawmakers have been working hard for years to come up with a new approach and state senator allen bogdanoff introduced a bill that would send certain nonviolent drug offenders for treatment facility that's run by the corrections system and that's once they finish serving half of their sentence so this bill got over whelming support in fact it passed one hundred twelve to four in the house passed unanimously in the state senate so once again overwhelming support and then it reached gov rick scott's desk and that's where it was vetoed scott said that his veto was all for public safety and in a message he went on to say justice to victims of crime is not served when a criminal is permitted to be released early from a sentence imposed by the courts this bill would permit criminals to be released after serving fifty percent of their sentences thus creating an unwarranted exception to the eighty five percent rule interesting because what rick scott calls an unwarranted exception to a draconian law and it seems all the other lawmakers in florida called a smart humane policy change last confrontational reason was pu

and welcome pilots bill reedy -- [applause] -- don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause]nes [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve robinson [applause] casey tornapplause] -- casey thornton. [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applaus this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. you will see more of it right now. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to in

. >> bill: there was casino royal starring woody allen. that's true. audiences with his portrayal of bond in the aforementioned dr. no. >> james bond, 007, licensed to kill whom he pleases, where he he pleases, when he pleases. >> bill: excellent. now connery was not the first choice for the role. which actor turned down the part of 007? the answer is d, carrie grant. that is correct. >> i didn't know that. >> bill: now you do. >> i do. that's what i love about this. cary grant. he would have been, good. >> bill: you wanted to be james bond. >> bill: that just donned on you. james bond you will be right away. license to kill, doocy off the planet. here is question number three british author aaron fleming. he wrote the first one in 1953. what popular children's book did ian fleming also write. cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> chitty chitty bang bang, near, far, in a motor car ♪ what a happy time we will spend ♪ chitty chitty bang bang. >> bill: that's the most annoying film of all time. >> bill: you both got it right, chitty chi

tonight's truth on award and this time it goes to representative allen west how do you follow republican fear mongering in my paper has bill infiltrating the us via latin america is imaginary threat number one but this week allen west exposed a different infiltration that he claims is widespread already happening at a government level. you want to. know. that's right everybody get ready because it's time to jake a trip down the rabbit hole which went into the twenty first century very own red hair welcome to the year one hundred fifty i mean twenty twelve buckle your seatbelt because it's about to get we are calm enough to bring out in the u.s. government and you know not alger hiss these are members of our very own house of representatives but the economists once again made their way to the u.s. government we have to act out holding secret meetings working behind the scenes the spread of communism to the u.s. only one man knows for sure. the responsible. implosion those responsible. for running the communist. are now it's not just a mccarthy a talent west and he's going to get to the bottom of it now unlike mccarthy wes r

allen blinder and bill dudley, 7%. zoom out for a second if you would. i can't imagine he would stick around for another term of shenanigans by our political leadership. that's diane swonk of mesirow financial. what's happened in the last month since the survey, the market has come closer to thinking bernanke has policy right. note that in the march survey 53% said the fed was too easy. 38% saying -- only 38% saying he had it just right. now that number is 51% saying he has it just right. only 8% saying he is too restrictive. guys, what we have here is most of the market thinks bernanke will be gone by the 2014 term when it expires. brian and mandy, i'm sorry. i didn't get any write ins for your guys' names. >> shenanigans putting it politely. >>> brian shactman, you've got more for us. >> hlx. helix energy. about a $2 billion market cap in the oil and gas space. it had good earnings. take a look at the intraday. it peaked in "street signs" just a few minutes ago at the highs of the day. back to you. >> thanks very much, brian shactman. >> thank you very

allen pizzey reports from kabul. in colombia bill plante has the latest on its investigation into misconduct involving secret service agents and prostitutes. and change-up, 65 years after jackie robinson broke the color barrier, tony guida tells us the face of baseball is changing, dramatically. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. it was only the second time in history the storm prediction center issued a high risk warning more than 24 hours in advance. all eyes were on the plains this weekend as conditions were unusually ripe for tornado outbreak. through last night, at least 122 tornadoes formed, one of them hit the small town of woodward, oklahoma, killing at least five. that is where dean reynolds is tonight. dean, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. well, the storm system is still playing itself out across the nation's midsection at this hour. and this town provides a good reason to remain alert. because the weather that hit woodward was both fickle and pow

for tonight's truth on award and this time because representative allen west if you follow republican fear mongering in my paper has bill infiltrating the u.s. you know latin america is a bad scenario threat number one but this week allen west exposed a different infiltration that he claims is widespread already happening at a government level. this is. the. world. at right everybody get ready because it's time to take a trip down the rabbit hole with wet eyed into the twenty first century very own red scare welcome to the year one hundred fifty i mean twenty twelve buckle your seatbelt because it's a valid you get we are canniness or being out in the u.s. government i know not alger hiss these are members of our very own house of representatives but you have communists once again made their way into the u.s. government where you have to ask out holding secret meetings working behind the scenes the spread of communism to the u.s. only one man knows for sure. it was responsible mr truman conclusion those responsible. for winning the competition but. i know it's not doesn't mccarthy if allen west and he's going to get to

. >> bill: there was casino royal starring woody allen. that's true. d audiences with his portrayal of bond in the aforementioned dr. no. >> james bond, 007, licensed to kill whom he pleases, where he he pleases, when he pleases. >> bill: excellent. now connery was not the first choice for the role. which actor turned down the part of 007? the answer is d, carrie grant. that is correct. >> i didn't know that. >> bill: now you do. >> i do. that's what i love about this. cary grant. he would have been, good. >> bill: you wanted to be james bond. >> bill: that just donned on you. james bond you will be right away. license to kill, doocy off the planet. here is question number three british author aaron fleming. he wrote the first one in 1953. book did ian fleming also write. cards up, please. and the answer is -- roll the tape. >> chitty chitty bang bang, near, far, in a motor car ♪ what a happy time we will spend ♪ chitty chitty bang bang. >> bill: that's the most annoying film of all time. >> bill: you both got it right, chitty chitty bang bang fleming w

bills in circulation. it's still produce paper copies of the daily files. >>> a claim director woody allen said he plans to shoot most of his next film in san francisco. he discussed the project while promoting his new movie. he didn't talk about the title or plot of the movie. >> that would be exciting. >> yeah. >> thank you. bill is over there telling us what's going on. no more lightning. >> a little bit of activity in the valley but nothing in the immediate area. that's good news. a good chance we would see some today but didn't happen yet. it still could but it's widely scattered. these are the numbers from the last 24 hours, they are impressive. a lot of them fell in a short amount of time. now you are be log at the current radar image. live storm tracker 2 and -- we have this cell outside of napa and -- doesn't look like its producing hail or lighten but it has a top on it. thick, and so its dropping moderate rainfall in that immediate area and that exists tonight into the next few hours until maybe around 8:00 tonight. the weekend forecast -- we talked about it a really nice weekend. the extended f

follow republican fear mongering you might think that has bill infiltrating the us via latin america is imaginary threat number one but this week allen west exposed a different infiltration that he claims is widespread already happening at government level. that's right everybody get ready because it's time to take a trip down the rabbit hole with west right into the twenty first century very own red chair welcome to the year one hundred fifty i mean twenty two of them buckle your seat belt because of the ballot to get we are communist or being out in the u.s. government i know not alger hiss these are members of our very own house of representatives playing a communist once again made their way to the u.s. government we have to ask out holding secret meetings working behind the scenes the spread of communism to the u.s. only one man knows for sure. is. the responsibility to my conclusion those responsible. for you know you are. covering up communist. are no it's not just the mccarthy it's alan west and he's going to get to the bottom of it now unlike mccarthy west refused to name names but ocean were a good mccarthy i know that with

allen simpson, ted kennedy. the committee issued a report in 1981 which led to passage of comprehensive immigration reform bill during president reagan's administration. let me remind everyone, president reagan supported that bill, setting of a date to grandfather those in this country who were here illegally with a pathway to citizenship if they did not have a criminal record. i continue to work hard to see that this happens and occurs. many ask why our efforts did not work way back in 1981. there's an answer. we did not secure the borders, even though we passed comprehensive immigration reform. former senator pete domenici and i chaired the appropriations committee, and we constantly added earmarks -- sorry to use that word here in this august body today, but we added money that was not in the budget, and often it was taken out for other reasons. the -- at that time the effort of congress and the public just wasn't there on this problem. when i left the senate, the number of border patrols had increased from approximately 4,000 to -- in '95, that's what it was, now it's well over 21,000, as the chairman points out,

bill clinton. we begin with guns, former pennsylvania governor ed rendell is an analyst, and allen gottley. speaking at the convention today was mitt romney saying that it was an assault on rights. 15 minutes into the speech he mentioned the right to bare arms, here it is. >> it extends to rights explicitly guaranteed by the constitution. the right to bare arms is to plainly stated, so unambiguous, that liberals have a hard time challenging it directly. instead they have been employing every imaginable ruse and ploy to restrict it. >> he has supported gun control issues in the past, and he made a permanent ban on assault rifles, and while running in the senate, romney supported an assault weapons ban and the federal brady control law. in 2007, he was asked about his past positions on guns and here is what he said. >> my position on guns is the same i have had for a long, long time. and that position is that i don't line up 100% with the nra. i don't see eye to eye with them on every issue. >> in seven, there was this famous description of his hunting experience, let's watch. >> i'm not a bi

and welcome pilots bill reedy -- [applause] -- don williams -- [applause] -- joe allen -- [applause]e] -- tom jones [applause] -- ] -- [applause] tom jones -- [applause] can writer. -- ken ritenour. [applause] steve robinson [applause] casey torn [applause] and last but not least, payload specialist, john glenn. [applause] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things we have to do to become an astronaut are incredible. but when you are commander, you are the top of the bunch. this is only a handful of the incredible people at nasa. they are risking their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you will not see this again either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of the marine corps aviation. and we will celebrate this the entire year, and you will see to read of it as a evidence by the new zocor -- the drum and bugle corps. he was a distinguished aviator preserved in the record 35 years and it -- in the marine corps 35 years. it is my pleasure to introduce major general usns he retired, charlie bo

under the bill they would be getting $50,000 for each year of wrongful conviction. >> reporter: for allenuld mean as much as $850,000. money he could really use. he works at a factory and lives here with friends because he can't afford his own apartment. if you got that money, what would that mean to you? >> oh, some breathing space. be able to, you know, help out the family. and just get started over again, you know. something to start over a normal life again. >> reporter: but the bill provides more than money. counseling, job assistance, other social services. things that the guilty get automatically. >> under the department of corrections and department of social and health services there are benefits and programs that are available for people who were guilty. and they just say flat out, they're not eligible because they weren't -- they weren't actually guilty. so they don't qual- -- they don't fit our criteria. >> reporter: is it possible to put a price on -- on the number of years that you spent inside? >> no. there's no price on that. at all. >>> coming up, will legislators pass a

allen to generous and jane lynch. his suber pack got a man get a gift from bill marr. >> $1 million. >> ted johnson says the white house also of posts and then also a secret weapon. >> and george clooney will host a fund-raiser for the president next month. the actor has been urging stars to stop their griping. >> he has pretty much said get on board because this will be an important election. >> there is still some doubt that obama can generate the enthusiasm that he did four years ago when starts if lauded hands in song. >> that is the big question, whether we will see the violent videos. i am skeptical of that >> the obama campaign did those a short film on line that attracted more than 2 million views but still a far cry from the popularity of the yes we can at video that when a barrel in 2008. >>justine: the tea party rallied in the east bay. jeff pierce takes us there. them i am surprised to see anyone here. i have been told that the tea party movement is dead. >> in the pleasanton, the tea party movement came to life once again and republican candidates came courting support with tea party appeal. >> politics sh

bill: that brings us to a question. general john allenin afghanistan, he's running the war over there, he said other sense is that iran could do more if they chose to. are we helpless to its influence out of t* ran? >> no. iran is -- -- tehran? >> no, iran has a of -- we have leverage but we're not using it. we're talking about sanctions but we're not imposing them until june. if we want to deal with iran, i think we should forget about this idea that somehow the reformers in iran's regime are going to sit down and negotiate in good faith with us. i think you go for regime change. not regime change brought about by the united states military. regime change brought about by the iranian people themselves which they started to do in 2009. >> that has been stopped and you believe tighter sanctions are bring change. there are others who would argue listen, they are locked solid in their positions of higher power and will make the people suffer before they do. >> and that's probably true. the problem i find, i don't want to be faced with those

bills to speed up the process. it would eliminate the appeal and move them away from the state supreme court. mark klaus testified at this hearing. his daughter raped and killed by richard allen davis who claims he dreams daily of tying up victim autos you need to fix this prok broeken system to victimization of my daughter can end. and i is still victimizing her as he said twice daily. >> despite his emotional appeal the committee showed resistance towards changing the legal process. >> state lawmakers rejected a bill that would have made it a felony for teachers to date their students even if they're over 18. olsen blaftd her colleagues claiming they stood with predator business rejecting that legislation. this bill inspire bid the case of a teacher who left his wife and children to move in with an 18-year-old student. california federation of teachers opposed that by.. >> also in sacramento tonight debate over one of the key issues in reforming health care, whether companies can deny courage to people with preexisting conditions. we're live with what lawmakers are considering there. >> the it provides the framework and it's up to the states to implement laws if they so cho

we welcome pilots bill reedy, don william, doe allen -- joe allen, chris ferguson, patrick forrester,, tom jones, janet combante, leland melvin, hollow nespoli, ken wrightman, steve robinson, casey thornton, and now last but not least, payload specialist, too, john glenn. [applause] thank you. ok. [laughter] this is one of the greatest gatherings of astronauts probably in the history of nasa. [applause] the things that they have tended to become an astronaut are incredible, but when you are commander -- this is harder than i thought it was going to be. when our commander, you are at the top of the clutch, but this is only a handful of people that missed their lives every day in space and developing new capabilities to get there. you are experiencing something that is not only this -- you are not going to see this again, either. 2012 is the 100 anniversary of aviation, and we are going to celebrate that here in this entire year. you will see at the evidence by this group, and you will see more of it right now. prior to becoming an astronaut, he was a distinguished aviator who served in

as i send it over to bill karins, i want to say happy birthday to ethan and allen. >>> just outside of they're going to be delivering girl scout cookies to ten different firehouses. thumbs up to you. if you have any extra, i finished the cinnamons. it was an upsetting night in my household. >>> a big storm system coming up the east coast. a lot of heavy rain coming through florida. as we duo through sunday and monday, remember the timing of this is more sunday afternoon from the heavy rains. sunday night up through new england, it's going go a big rain event in >> a view of the ocean and boardwalk from the grand hotel and spa. a nice morning this morning, but rain works its way into the forecast eventually this afternoon and this evening. highs in the 70's. . >> all right. we're in indiana. this is rising sun, indiana. what a beautiful place to be on a saturday morning. rising sun, indiana. back to you, lester. >> bill, thanks. >> investigators are searching a basement where a 6-year-old boy disappeared in 1969. aon the patz was one of the most high profiled cases in u.s. history. nbc'