give this to billy. ♪ give this to billy. >> billy: oh yeah, that's ready. i'll help you, martha.ed ♪ >> jimmy: billy, whenever you're ready. ♪ the papa say "oy, if i get that boy ♪ i'm gonna stick him in the house of detention" ♪ >> jimmy: his batteries not there. ♪ i'm on my way, i don't know where i'm goin' ♪ ♪ i'm on my way [ rhythmic clapping ] i'm takin' my time but i don't know where ♪ ♪ good-bye to rosie the queen of corona ♪ ♪ see me and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ >> jimmy: perfect! that's what i'm talking about. ♪ see me and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ >> jimmy: our thanks to martha plimpton, billy crudup. when we get back, we're demoing the new nintendo 3ds! ♪ in a couple of days they gonna take me away ♪ ♪ but the press let the story leak ♪ ♪ and when the radical priest come to get me released ♪ ♪ we's on ofk ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang

billy hasn't been the same.s a running mate, a wing man. he was my closest friend and he was miss biggest competitor. >> this one's for you, billy mays. >> reporter: this season, sully is doing it all himself. he often begins his day sifting through the hundreds of insenses sent every week to sullivan productions here in tampa. if you have a toy lent invention, do not send it to us. >> reporter: most of them -- >> does it really work? >> reporter: he tosses out. but there are some gems. >> this is the air lace. the only lace in the world with no ends. >> reporter: this is actually a good idea. >> reporter: sullivan begins to warm to lazy laces, and the pitches start rolling. >> if ties your laces gets you stuck in all the right places, you need lady laces. we're trying to make life easier. >> reporter: simplicity appeals to sullivan and his crew. it's the cornerstone of his business model. the most expensive item he's ever sold cost $129. this one costs 30 cents to make. how much could this be worth for a buddin

it is now being squatted by this man who calls himself billy. these libyans live in poverty. í>> some people in libya aske - two or three families live in the same house. they have two or three kids. they have no way to go. >> gaddafi has always told the libyan people there were as poor as billy, but this house is worth 12 marriott -- 12 million euros. >> [unintelligible] >> when the uprising began, a few exiled libyas and seized -- libyan seized the house. it wanted to show their solidarity with the opposition. >> figures to be gaddafi's house -- it used to be gaddafi's house. it belongs to the libyan pple. >> the house and in north london is only a small part of what is believed to be gaddafi's vast fortune, a fortune based on an oil and gas. libya at's -- lib's national resources have me the family rich. the libyan investment authority, the lin, was set up to manage the gaddafi wealth. a cleaning lady insists no one is home. no wonder britain has frozen asassets hear, to the right, saif gaddafi managed the funds on their behalf. he is keen to

it will be fun -- >> billy, come here. i've got all my music. >> ringing out how i feel. >> i ring, i roll. i'll sing, i'm cool. >> people, help me. >> charlie: joining me now is ben stiller who plays arty. also joining me is the playwright john guare and the director david cromer. i am pleased to have them here at this table. how do i begin this. tell me what this play's about. >> the first thing that comes to mind is dreams, dreams of being something you're not aspiration to be something, to be recognized, to be people. these are people who are living in queens in 1965 who feel that they need to be recognized by the world to mean something. and they're not. and it's about that desperation, that need. that's one of the things. >> charlie: once a director always a director. what was it about? >> what was it about? it's about the fact that i wrote it, the fact that i was in my 20's, yale drama school, i knew how to write a play with nothing to write about out of the reserves, i had nothing to write about. i had to go out in

that guy better than the billy bob guy. you've been quiet here. >> if it's a marriage then the brits are the gold diggers, right? look, notice britain's interest. chris: explain. >> britain had an empire. it ran the world. even when i was a kid i would be shown maps with all this pink everywhere and it blows your mind. this little island ran all of this. then of course we left all of that, for good reasons. and in order to get that feeling back, we kind of cooperated the new empire. and we have the same language so we felt the way -- chris: who started that? >> we were the greeks to these new romans. >> america puts a foot wrong, and i haves iraq and it all goes wrong. everyone in britain thinks, fabulous, those big americans who think they can throw their weight around and it produces -- -- chris: why do we give you, even when i know you, an extra 22 i.q. points four your accent? >> this is a legacy of colonial insecurities that america has in no other field. but you only have it towards us brits. it's the "love actually"

billy bean to talk about the new look of the a's. april 10th at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4 news. if you want less, you can always have less. but i like having a lot more a lot more than having a lot less. and the more more i have, the more i like having more. and that's exactly what i get at embassy suites. more post-meeting celebrations, more complimentary drinks, more for my money... mmm, more bar snacks. ♪

>> 50. >> you're right. >> billy ray, jump in.u're cheating. >> he gets that point. >> he got it wrong and gets the point. okay. >> lower on the food pyramid. trying to get away from meat and chicken you can mix vegetable protein substitutes. one is not going to be a good swap out, black beans, is it edamame soybeans, lentil or couscous. >> it's the couscous. >> it has a lot of fiber, but not protein. while it's not always possible to go pesticide-free, it's important to get organic, bananas, strawberries or avacados. >> which one would you try to get organic? >> strawberry. the other ones have peels on them. >> right. you can't with something thin skinned. >> don't you love this. >> i'm a loser. >> two vegetables for spring. >> eight stalks of asparagus. which one has 25% of your fiber? it's a high-fiber vegetable. >> asparagus. >> no. it's artichoke. >> for your compost file, is it tea bags, cheese sauce, drier lint or moldy bread. >> tea bag. >> don't tell us. i'm going to say cheez-wiz. >> because it doesn't degrade. you're ou

. >>> the a's were december mate by injuries last year so you might understand why billy beane was a little gun shy when the topic came up in spring training. >> that's just bad luck, isn't it? >> thanks dennis. >> well no laughter today when dallas braden was placed on the 15-day disabled list after he left saturday night's game with shoulder stiffness. braden missed a month last season with a similar injury. >>> and the nba playoffs. dwayne wade has migraine headaches still on the floor. he would certainly give the 76ers a headache here. alley-oop billy biron, they win to lead 2 games to none. >>> pace era nine-point lead over the bulls when darren collison hurt his ankle stepping on the a photographer. 36 points from derrick rose, bulls win, and they take a 2-0 series lead. >>> hockey, sharks and kings, game 3 tomorrow in l.a. and if some sharks don't shape up they may ship out. here is the top 5. >> we also need some better performances from some key forwards, they know who they are, we have talked to them already about it, and we expect to get that from them. >> hello patrick ma

for special security measures and these measures are practiced with the police on life with better billy but a much more important thing for me is the safety of our citizens the citizens of pakistan as a whole my heart will be at peace when we can guarantee security to her to. spread it because it was mr president when you came to power after a long period who've by mr adie have you looked upon as a kind of pakistani about people associated with the young president the head. so rational changes are you able in your view to secure these changes and the rest of russia needs a much. more. a lot must be done what we've already done is just the beginning i agree changes will be made because otherwise we won't get anywhere and will always remain a backward and problem ridden region we on the contrary to be an advanced prosperous and peaceful region you things are taking root we've had elections to the people's assembly for a bit more than half of the legislators and. the public chamber has many new members as well almost fifty percent of them changes there and it's going to continue but it tak

they're both the same age billie when one country and they have the same debilitating condition the only difference between them is that one was born in the capital and another one lives in a small town and there's this zip code lottery it's already defined who have gov leave and who will die live on what some others ask me if it's all worth it all this expensive treatment and the nerves they told me look he's turned he's unable to talk and still wears diapers what's the point of spending so much in his treatment but i love him regardless of what he was diapers or not i just love him the way here's this sort of prussians is pursuing mothers of children with the hunter syndrome all the time but only because these genetic condition is impossible to cure but even more so because treating it is prohibited really expensive so expensive that for many years children in russia countries syndrome didn't stand a chance of living to middle age that is until sneezed and mothers like her forced moscow thirty to pay for treatment yet the russian constitution doesn't say that if the treatment is expens

and billy it is that time. >> phil, if you would do the honors. congratulations, charl.are very proud of you. jim: well, this was the 75th playing of the masters tournament. many will tell you it is hard to find one to match up with this. that many people had a shot to win it down the stretch. it will go down as one of the most suspenseful and dramatic final rounds we have seen. first masters belonged to horton smith in 1934 got engaged on the green there. 50 years ago again mr. player took the game global. 25 years back jack had his epic victory. but today it was all about charl schwartzel. he talked earlier this week about how jack gave him a little tutoring. we know ernie has been there for him too. what shot making he showed. sensational performance. charl, congratulations. you are the masters champion. captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> the theory that sheriff jones killed louis allen has been in the public domain for quite some time. the f.b.i. would be remiss in our duties if we did not pursue that theory. >> kroft: she's talking abou

gary sits down with billy bean to talk about the new look of the team at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. for a programming note this wednesday we will be airing on nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. a minute to win it will be shown at 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., the kron 4 news will be shown at 10:00. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >>rob: hollywood lives' is an iconic director and russell brand was up against himself in the box office this weekend. >>reporter: legendary director sidney died. best known for classic american films like 12 angry men, network. nominated for 10 academy awards and 14. she never won

we are joined by mike from rapid response team, billy graham. christian organizations are often on the front lines of natural disasters and ready to help sometimes more than governmental organizations. jodie, that was a few hours after i arrived in louisiana, after hurricane katrina, i was amazed at the faith these folks were expressing, almost as if they were glad hurricane katrina happened. they experienced a unity among the church they would never have experienced it before. is that the kind of response you hear? >> definitely, lee. disaster is the church's finest hour. it is the very thing that rallies the community together. not only do church goers and believers, first time in a church's life, they see sinners line up by the droves. doesn't matter if you are christian or non christian, they realize the place of shelter, safety, love and provision is a church. it is rewarding as a christian leader to work with the churches succeed at their community. >> is that your response as well, mike? >> absolutely. and add to that, it is what we are c

>>gary: billy bean, giants g.m. ross i will sit down with them tonight at 10:00. >>isabel: cures have yet to find a man whose still boat capsize yesterday. witnesses say 2 men escaped onto an inflatable raft from a sinking sailboat around 2:00 p.m. saturday. the raft was done tothen flip it from highways. the first man was being treated for hypothermia and the second man was being rescued. still to come on kron 4 news weekend, another look at your forecast and let's check in with henry. >>henry: you know what to say about chick retirements. they say that you get half as much money in twice as much spouse. how to survive retirement. from a woman's point of view coming up on kron 4 news weekend. >>isabel: were back at 8:44 a.m. with mild weather in parts of the country. saturday night and i was there was waves of tornadoes that swept across the state and really didn't have them. let's take a look. >> this is a nighttime tornado. and it has to funnels. look at that. store >>isabel: chasers' captured this video, this is

billy bean to talk about the new look of the team. that sunday at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we'll be right back. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>pam: and world news, people in japan a stocking up on emergency supplies after a 7.1 aftershock struck the nation. yesterday's earthquake killed three people and was the strongest aftershock following last month's devastating 9.0 quake and tsunami. as many as 25,000 people are now believed to have them killed in the original disaster. meanwhile toyota said it will resume car production at all of its plants in japan at half capacity later this month. nato would mets it may have bombed rebel tanks in libya kill

a look at the giants as they make another run for the title plus gary radnich sits down with billy to talk about the new look at the a's. april 10 at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. . >>> all right. good evening, everybody. the champs off to a slow start. here we go. dodger stadium. barry zito in a accident, will be ready to go on sunday. he is ready to go right now. bell, the rookie, second game. a 3 run homer. from there, bochy, that's bell. sandoval had a rough night. dribbler and boom. the bear hand. bad throw and the dodgers took it from there. as sanchez, right here, chance to get out of trouble and boots it and the dodgers tie the game. next hitter, rbi single. the giants strand runners in key situations. 4-3. dodgers 2-0. giants 0-2. a's picked the wrong time to produce their worst fielding game in four years. 36,000 fans. and the flyover. every game has to have a flyover. jackie -- >> matt. >> nobody like matt. when i fly over, for my kid's birthday, matt will fly over. >> those people were probably from his base. >> felix gave up a two run homer. the a's struck first and th

a look at the giants as they make another run for the title plus gary radnich sits down with billy toout the new ♪ ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. . >>> all right. good evening, everybody. the champs off to a slow start. here we go. dodger stadium. barry zito in a accident, will be ready to go on sunday. he is ready to go right now. bell, the rookie, second game. a 3 run homer. from there, bochy, that's bell. sandoval had a rough night. dribbler and boom. the bear hand. bad throw and the dodgers took it from there. as sanchez, right here, chance to get out of trouble and boots it and the dodgers tie the game. next hitter, rbi single. th

billy was just the kind of guy you just want everybody to be like. i never heard him never bad mouth anybody or complain about this or. that he just the nice guy. he is the kind of son that everybody would want to have. just everything, you know. i still feel the emptiness in my heart. you know, now. you know, i just can't believe that i'm not ever going to see him again, you know. >> he was a really, really kind person. he never hesitated to say hello. never hesitated to smile. was always there to put an arm around a kid when they needed it. this was a kid that was doing everything the right way. has a 4-year-old of his own who doesn't have a father now. now it's loss of a really good person and a member of our family. i mean it's hard on all the kids and it was really hard on the adults. there wasn't a dry eye in the school yesterday. >> the four suspects in this incident are still on the loose. police say they received a lot of calls about the shooting but have not yet determined the exact motive. >>> a fatal shooting in antioch. a 26-year-old man

billy bean to talk about the new look of the a's. that's sunday but 10th 10:00 p.m.ight here on kron 4 news. it will be right back.

billy bean to talk about the new look of the team. sunday at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4.>now, here is gabe slate, with some tech news. >>gabe: facebook held a press conference in tell lilco, invited every major newspaper and tv news station to show than this. a new invention and hardware. an important piece of equipment that will improve the world's most popular web site. >> we've been working on this fridley's to year. this a >>gabe: engineering will fracture will make the website work better. more efficient, more environmentally friendly, more reliable and faster. in messages, videos and pictures will move through facebook faster saving you time. giant companies like facebook will normally run out data centers that from the website. its use the warehouse with racks and racks of servers. servers are big hard drives that store and process data. these books big announcement is the invented the new server and a new type of data center. they are going to begin to use it to improve their website. it will ensure its stability and reliability as it continues to grow down the ro

four red tagged, another four restrainted today use only, including billy and barbara vogels. >> parts of it are starting to crumble away and heading this direction. that's what got me worried. >> reporter: houses are in a homeowner's association. the 300-foot landslide hoh property. water still pours out of the saturated slope. today, state and federal officials took a first-hand look to determine what if any help to offer homeowners. >> it's a great concern and i think they deserve financial help. >> reporter: it may be thorny. homeowners say they couldn't buy landslide insurance. the feds may offer low insurance loans, but it could cost them millions. >> i really want to stay here well into my old age and enjoy a life out here in peace without worrying about a landslide taking out my home. >> reporter: these pictures from news chopper 2, minutes ago i spoke with federal emergency officials. the small business administration could offer loans. a decision could come in a few weeks. vogel says he hopes his house is still standing. >> the planning commission is giving the go ahead to a

has to borrow billis of dollars everyonth to keep t government running. so fa investors turnea bld ey to what happening in washington, saying they will t theiact together eventually. t if the people in the financial marketcomeo think at thi is very serus and shinon can notet its house d in order, ten ty could ce theame financial crisis somof the european countries. theefic in washington is st as large as portug. >> if they cant sort out a coupleilli dolrs, as you call i from last year's budget what does itean for e trillionthey might have to cut in the future- that is a negative snal the market. >> ectly we are talking about $7 billion a year and a multi-trlion budget. en y have the 2012 budget. this is just a tri runor a much bgerebates and in the future. the entireovernment shuts down over tri r,hat a terrle snalor the fincial markets. >> let's lk about porgal. portugal is the thirdtateo have fallen afteireld and eece in spa next? taly what about the othe couries? >> the way the finciamarkets work -- once one of bal me everne lks to the next. ain the ne

no one has been more outspoken than the president of plaquemines parish, billy nungesser. ever since the well blew out, he has loudly criticized the coast guard and b.p., saying they never showed any sense of urgency during the emergency. and he now charges that they tried to cover up how badly the wetlands were damaged. >> instead of denying, instead of covering up, instead of lying, they could have saved hundreds of millions of dollars and done a better job. >> reporter: nungesser also accused b.p. and the coast guard of deliberately obstructing local efforts to mitigate the damage. >> they stood in our way, stopped us from rescuing animals. they stopped us by shutting down all the vessels to go in and check for life jackets and... they didn't want us to pick up the oil. and even at this late date, the sense of urgency is not there. you know, in areas that have been heavily impacted, like bay jimmy, the oil's picked up in a thunderstorm and slammed into the marsh, so about 80 feet of the land is destroyed. >> reporter: rear admiral paul zukunft rejects nungesser's charge

billy bean to talk about the new look of the a's. april 10th at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4 news. if you want less, you can always have less. but i like having a lot more a lot more than having a lot less. and the more more i have, the more i like having more. and that's exactly what i get at embassy suites. more post-meeting celebrations, more complimentary drinks, more for my money... mmm, more bar snacks. ♪ more olives. definitely. i want so much more it's more more than a mortal man can handle. now, that's more like it. [ female announcer ] complimentary drinks, free breakfast, more room. embassy suites hotels. free bremmm.st, more room. ahh. yeah. bacon. come celebrate baconalia! only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>vicki: the city of half moon bay is making drastic changes because of money trouble. the city council voted to dismantle the police department contract with the san mateo county sheriff's office. kron 4 spoke with the mayor. >> or going to have to get used to not same our own police on the street. knowing them. it's not goi

. >> reporter: this was her first kiss on film with billy crud. >> i do remember asking the director. i didn't know, do we like really kiss? is it like full tongue and stuff? he was lake no. >> reporter: that come up at all during "bridesmaids"? >> yeah, but i have learned that people do kiss with their tongue in movies. you're just going to use this part, aren't you? >> reporter: i didn't know this. who does it? >> you can see it sometimes. you can see. >> reporter: "bridesmaids" even has wiig discretely without clothes. you disrobed for a movie without being asked to do it by the director? >> yes, yes. that's how i -- that's how i do it. >> reporter: you do optional nudity. >> yeah, if he asks me to do it, i would be no. >> now i know, you take the tooth and you leave the money. >> reporter: a stint with the l.a.-based improv outfit the groundlings led to her '05 arrival at "snl" where she offered a rare behind the scenes peek. this must feel like home for you. >> it does. spending a lot of hours here. i get emotional when i think about when it will be over at some point. >> reporte

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the year to the symphony, cancer and there will be something i never heard of that, oh, $5 to send billy to wherever or the animal shelter in newark. i give you my word i have given no money to newark's animal shelters but cory booker does that on causes and it's cool. >> what infuriates me about giving is so many organizations you give money to and then you find out maybe a couple pennies made it to people in haiti. >> can i say that if that's true, fine. or are you just illustrating a point? >> i did hear that earlier this week. i would defer to him. >> but there is a point to it. >> the point being the howhole 0 isn't going to haiti. there are organizations that are doing that. it's frustrating for me because ease of donation doesn't always dove tail what what gets there. i think people in silicon valley don't want it going to overhead. do you have a stand? do you try to make the ngo nonprofit world more responsible? >> yeah. our stand is that the first step is competition. the tsunami is an interesting example. we have raised about $1 million for the tsunami. the organization that ra

how will the pricing of this be done, billy? >> well, it's going to be ultimately it's going to be price competitively with the alternative fuel. the fuel we know today is traditional fuel so petroleum prices drive the price of the alternative fuel as well. >> so our substitute fuels will be in fact priced high in accordance of what petroleum is? >> i think we have to be realistic. we're seeking cost competitiveness. i think to expect them to be cheaper would be too much, but perhaps if you have a competitor of petroleum-based fuel, you have something that helps with the volatility and ultimately a competitor, we would hope, makes fuel prices more stable and eventually comes down over time. >> one other thing, we passed over joe's comment about the productivity of wheat over the past 30 years. nearly all of the feed stocks we're talking about here are undeveloped at this point. they are at the very beginning of the curve as well as the processing at the beginning of the improvement curve so that's -- if any logic applies here, c

in the first anniversary of this disaster, bp says it has alrey paid $20 billi into a mpensation fund. it says its notespoible fo how paymts a made. dozens have beenearned. >> we are aifferent company than m -- that we were a year ago. were emerging from t challees o2010 as a wiser anstronger company. >> bp was expecting protests here today, but it was also hong for a landmark deal with a rsian state-owned l company. that i now hanging by a thread, althgh bp does have extra mono steal this dea itll s the seal on a terrib yea for bp. bbc news, london. >> frm o comny's troubles to t glol enomy -- today the esident of theorld bank warned tha rising food price have reaed dgerous hghts and pose the single biest that to poor people aund e worl this ces as the imf and worl back -- world nk meengs gets underway here in washingn. it is interestge raised ts issue,ecau we've been coveringhis on and off for year, and get it seems toave gone awa why now? >> prices are now rising back to leve last seen in 08 when we satheast food crisis thats like the world ban is focused ont, so worried that the p

. >> >> you can't fail to talk about billy martin and steinbrenner in this. [ laughter ] >> but that was -- there was the drama of the field in the late seventies and there was drama offer the field too, and i would imagine that the fact that this was unpolleding in new york with the tabloid press, and the kind of fans that are so obsessively interested, that that turned that drama into a bigger deal than it might have been someplace else? >> no doubt. i think the success of the yankees helped that. i think if you are on a losing ball club we would have been a discombobulated group that didn't know where th were going without direction, chickens with our heads cut off, et cetera. i can tell you at the time, jon, and i have to address my big time fan over there, kostya who has done so much research, but i this kel you that i really wasn't aware of it that much. it is too hard to do with these players, what these players do every day, the game is too hard. the ball moves golf ball speed for the untrained eye. the ball comes off the bat at 100, 100 some miles per hour, the pitches are t

billy bean to talk about the new look of the a's. sunday april 10th at 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>vicki: the a's took the game into the ninth inning but couldn't that and he runs in. seattle knocked in three runs of the top of the night. da's are now 0-2 in the season. in l.a. the defending champions finally got in the win column. at the giants rivaled the giants. matt cane started with no signs of the elbow of the nation. barry's ido expected to make this debut who on sunday. it is a car accident last week but said he's doing fine.

that we have to be a little bit humble in our presuppositions and not judge as if we were god even billy graham when questioned about people's other religions said i am not going to put myself as judge of these people, god is their judge. >> very important to see it that way. i heard early theologians that jesus is the human face of god. >> well, for me as a christian that is absolutely true. and the way jesus acts or what he did for people, how he taught for me are the window into god the main window into god. i have talked to people of other religions i am face nateed by what -- fascinated by who they have come to believe every religious group is elements, strength of wisdom and understanding and things that other people believe that i could use in my own life. >>> mentioning good friday earlier, one of the i think most poignant words from the cross is father forgive them they know not what they do. how do you interpret that. >> you are a good interfaith person if you take that as a central belief. yes. in some ways people don't know what they are doing when they are being violent, whe

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. >> reporter: one of the victims, 27-year-old billy jenkins, was freddie parks' son- in-law. they shared a love for old cars and playing chess. >> it's hard to believe that we're talking about his death. >> reporter: jenkins had a daughter with his high school sweetheart. the other victim, 22-year-old adam williams, was also a father and a mentor to children at oakland's peralta elementary school where his mother also works. on its website the school said, "peralta children looked forward to playing with adam every day. he patiently threw football passes, taught them basketball skills, and helped them with homework." oakland police are investigating whether this was a botched robbery attempt. they say the shooter along with three other men in their teens and 20s fled in a white dodge avenger like this one. the moan died may have simply been in the wrong place -- the men who died may have been simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> shooting someone is a sin against god. i'm hoping they catch him today. >> reporter: now, of the four people who were hurt in that sh