explanatory documents: bos file no. 130284 bos file no. >> my name is diana keyes (sounds like) i'm hereto introduce an ordinance passed last year, waiving fees regarding awning and sign replacement and pedestrian lighting for small businesses and recognition of small business month. the impetus behind the ordinance is to assist small businesses in contributing to the revitalization of the corridor, and making small improvements. we heard from business owners, a lot offended not know if you wanted to make improvements to fix awnings and signs, do you have to go to the permit process and pay a certain fee? we used this fee waiver to educate businesses and the community and let them know what they would have to do with regards to this process. this year would like to do the same thing and really outreach the communities in partnership with offices such as the office of small businesses, invest in neighborhoods, just caught and there is other organizations to get this fee waiver out into the community, let people know that it is available to them you have a packet of materials and draft for

a person of interest. >> bo is sitting here talking about hi nationality at the outset. i want to -- if i may, i would like to turn to because we're getting into trouble on time. we're waiting on this press conference but one person who was there as the explosion reached into his pocket and said that he found pellets as a result of the explosion. he didn't say if they were pell elts from a shotgun shell, from a pellet gun. didn't identify it beyond that. >> these devices, sometimes these crude devices, they develop devices and what they do is put ball bearings in there, put allinds of projectiles so it causes the most it can to maim and hurt people. that could be consistent with that. and just again, real fair, i happen to know someone who was in boon who is a businessman who is saudi arabian. i want to clear that. that person would have just been there and i want to clear that up. >> one closing point. you mentioned about being able to shut off the cell service. that ability to be able to do it locally, quickly is a local arrangement they haveith the cell providers. on

a person of interest. >> bo is sitting here talking about his nationality at the outset. i want to -- if i may, i would like to turn to because we're getting into trouble on time. we're waiting on this press conference but o person who was there as the explosion reached into his pocket and said that he found pellets as a result of the explosion. he didn't say if they were pell elts from a shotgun shell, from a pellet gun. didn't identify it beyond that. >> these devices, sometimes these crude devices, they develop devices and what they do is put ball bearings in there, put all kinds of projectiles so it causes the most it can to maim and hurt people. that could be consistent with that. and just again, real fair, i happen to know someone who was in boston who is a businessman who is saudi arabian. i want to clear that. that person would have just been there and i want to clear that up. >> one closing point. you mentioned about being able to shut off the cell service. that ability to be able to do it locally, quickly is a local arrangement they have with the cell providers.

a person of interest. >> bo is sitting here talking about his nationality at the outset. i want to -- if i may, i would like to turn to because we're getting into trouble on time. we're waiting on this press conference but one person who was there as the explosion reached into his pocket and said that he found pellets as a result of the explosion. he didn't say if they were pell elts from a shotgun shell, from a pellet gun. didn't identify it beyond that. >> these devices, sometimes these crude devices, they develop devices and what they do is put ball bearings in there, put all kinds of projectiles so it causes the most it can to maim and hurt people. that could be consistent with that. and just again, real fair, i happen to know someone who was in boston who is a businessman who is saudi arabian. i want to clear that. that person would have just been there and i want to clear that up. >> one closing point. you mentioned about being able to shut off the cell service. that ability to be able to do it locally, quickly is a local arrangement they have with the cell provider

i'm shepherd smith with continuing coverage of the attack at the bos bos. updating the details as we know them, we know three people are confirmed dead. more than 140 hurt. after two bombs exploded, monday, right near the finish line of the bos bos. the white house officials call it an act of terror. sources tell fox news, investigators are interviewing a person of interest in a hospital. he is described to us by authorities as a 20-year-old saudi national, here on a student visa. he is not a suspect at this time. but the feds are searching an apartment in the nearby neighborhood. we do not know who lives there or whether there is any connection to the attack. immediately after bombs detonated police and runners starting tearing down crowd control fences trying to get to the injured. the first bomb >> the first bomb exploded at 2:57, we believe. the last runner did indeed cross the finish line at 2:57. the second bomb detonated about a hundred yards away from the first. farther away from the finish line. we have a video that shows the immediate aftermath of

he told that to bo. the thing is is that it's not whether i like him or not.thinks something is wrong this. i don't necessarily agree with that, i'm just covering the story, you know what i'm saying? listen, if you think about it, put stuff into context, added up all the trades they worry about, it's a small fraction of what they do. i mean, they trade 3% of the new york state body. >> that doesn't mean anything to the doj. >> i know, but he doesn't run an operation that's premised on criminality. it's -- if you took all the guys that they caught -- liz: you say it like it's fact. >> it's definitely fact. he does not run an operation that's premised on criminality. it's -- it would have to be premised on criminality -- liz: just takes a slip up. >> that's not premise op criminality, okay? the guy trades 3% of the new york stock exchange volume. take all the alleged dirty trades they are looking at, it -- that's daily, it wouldn't be most of the trades. it wouldn't be a third of the trades. it's not based on criminality. that doesn't mean -- he's not being inve

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so light going from here to here, bo-boom, or coming back from here to here, bo-boom. you're at the restaurant and you're eating there all by yourself as usual, and you look in the mirrored wall and you look over and, oh, there she is. miss right, you could see the mirror image of miss right. so then, you start to kind of fix yourself up a little bit because you're wondering if you can see her, can she see you? and what's the answer? yes. check your neighbor. yes. [laughter] if i hold this mirror in such a way that i can see you, can i be assured that you can see me in the mirror? what's the answer? begin with a y, ends with a p. yes. yep, that's true, yeah. principle of reciprocity, okay? from here to here, from here to here, same, same. the path would be no different if you change direction, okay? so the law of reflection, gang, is simply that the angle of incidence, light coming in hitting a mirror surface, will be equal to the angle of reflection. it's common to measure those from a vertical line perpendicular to the surface called the normal. so we usually say thi

y ahora, esto ocurre, mientras bo un intenso dÍa.aria de seguridad interna de estados unidos. de quienes dicen, que lo ocurrido en boston, la pone en peligro. lori montenegro. y y hora de esperarse que en su primera comparo ecencia. y cerca del atentado terrorista. preguntaban en particular. y el hermano mayor que muriÓ en m enfrentamiento con la policÍa. y es que ahora se sabe que hace 2 aÑos, rusia alertÓ al fbi de sus posibles conexiones, con grupos radicales. . >>> el fbi lo entrevistÓ 3 veces y el sistema registro su salida. y las personas sospechosas que maneja el departamento de seguridad nacional. napolitano aprovechÓ para decir que con una refma migratoria, ese tip de error disminuirÍa. >>> tamerlÁn, abriÓ una cuenta en youtube y subiÓ videos de terroristas islÁmicos. >>> habrÁn cosas que se pueden aprender a causa de esta tragedia, que vamos a poder implementar mejorar el sistema que tenemos. >>> entre tanto, este es el documento de la instrucciÓn de cargos, actualmente hospitalizado al revisarlo hemos conocido que fue un m

my coulter and robert mcfadden and bo. you know bo the hero nypd cop.orney would pick a military tribunal when you clearly have civil jurisdiction here and the ability of the federal court to put this person to death as they put timothy mcveigh to death. the evidence is irfuteable. i don't understand the need to do? >> what i'm saying before is what you guys are talking about is results o or oriented. i think a military tribunal a is legally appropriate. having put that aside i think you are wrong to think that an article three court is going to get the same justice we got in the the case of timothy mcveigh. he had the land record for crime to death penalty because liberals decided to portray him as a conservative although he was an atheist and a big pot smoker. more like bill maher than my politics. here they are defending him. they talked about how it was the older brother and calling him a boy and this network was calling him a gentleman. >> i don't think you will get that. right now you you have people running in a race and little children there and

my guests ann coulter and robert mcfadden and bo. you know bo the hero nypd cop. shocked that a constitutional attorney would pick a military tribunal when you clearly have civil jurisdiction here and the ability of the federal court to put this person to death as they put timothy mcveigh to death. is irfuteable. i don't understand the need to do? >> what i'm saying before is what you guys are talking about is results o or oriented. i think a military tribunal a is legally appropriate. having put that aside i think you are wrong to think that an article three court is going to get the same justice we got in the the case of timothy mcveigh. he had the land record for crime to death penalty because liberals decided to portray him as a conservative although he was an atheist and a big pot smoker. more like bill maher than my politics. here they are defending him. they talked about how it was the older brother and calling him a boy and this network was calling him a gentleman. >> i don't think you will get that. right now you you have people running in a race and litt

my guests ann coulter and robert mcfadden and bo. you know bo the hero nypd cop. that a constitutional attorney would pick a military tribunal when you clearly have civil jurisdiction here and the ability of the federal court to put this person to death as they put timothy mcveigh to death. the evidence is irfuteable. i don't understand the need to do? >> what i'm saying before is what you guys are talking about is results o or oriented. i think a military tribunal a is legally appropriate. having put that aside i think you are wrong to think that an article three court is going to get the same justice we got in the the case of timothy mcveigh. he had the land record for crime to death penalty because liberals decided to portray him as a conservative although he was an atheist and a big pot smoker. more like bill maher than my politics. here they are defending him. they talked about how it was the older brother and calling him a boy and this network was calling him a gentleman. >> i don't think you will get that. right now you you have people running in a race and

food is tainted the meat is tainted, it is dangerous. >> reporter: actress and animal rights activist, bo derek sits on the state's racing board. >> betting has huge financial incentive there will always be those lance armstrongs that try to take an edge. >> reporter: derek convinced the board to support a proposed law banning domestic horse slaughter as well as export of u.s. horses for slaughter. >> majority of american people don't like slaughters or horses. they are never bred to be eaten. >> welcome. >> reporter: yet, even some within the horse racing industry, support horse slaughter like radio talk show host and trainer, roger stein. >> it is a necessary evil. >> reporter: he breeds horses on his farm in stockton. >> i have a stallion who breeds you know, upwards of 25 mares per year. >> reporter: three race horses from the farm recently showed up on the block. stein claims he knew nothing about it but admits. >> the truth is, what do you do with them unless they can race. there is a very very real need for disposal of horses that are no longer any chance of being an asset they are

explanatory documents: bos file no. 130285 bos file no. >> i have multiple items in your packet, a summary sheet, 17 merchant corridors, a detail sheet of all streets included. a letter, due to the legislative schedule it's already been heard in committee and past the first reading of the board of supervisors and i included the legislation. sponsored by supervisor farrel, but out of expediency we had a director presenting, i will turn it over to her. >> this is move through the regular process but i did want to make sure that i brought it before the commission so that you -- we do our regular serve pro forma of the regular legislation, this is a 17 hear that you have sponsored this small business sidewalk encroachment, i want to extend my appreciation to dpw director -- and his team john quong phn (sounds like)-- who work hard in doing this permits every single year to thank supervisor farrel, we have 17 margin organizations participating this year, it is very exciting and two of them will hold the sidewalk sale on may 11, and the remaining will be holding them on the 18th at the end of sm

bo dietl is talking to our very own charlie gasparino here in studios. hi, charlie, hi, bo?s a small businessman. >> small business. >> private investigator, private eye? >> i like right investigator. i used to be a real detective at one time for the new york city police department and i opened a business open 28 years ago i retired. we started that business, many other businesses. we got into security software for kids on internet. i developed, one tough computer cop. i had profiled on "america's most wanted" with john, all that stuff. >> john walsh. interesting. what i like about you, you do run a business and it's a tough business and you have to go to banks to get loans. what is it like as a small businessman? then we'll get into the wall street stuff which is fascinating. >> i run a business and i have about 600 employees. >> right. >> that work for me. the salaries are not really high-paying. these are security guard jobs which are low-paying jobs. i found all the banks, i can't get credit lines. every time i try to sign personally for credit lines they said, look, you

the white house dog, bo, tweeted this picture of the first dog. the white house did, in fact, bo wearing funny ears and getting in the spirit. >>> and caroline kennedy is out with her tenth book. this time an anthology of poems for young people titled "poems to learn by heart." she went through one of her mother's scrap books for inspiration. it includes entries from her own three children. that, my friends, is your dish of scrambled politics this morning. >>> now for a look at the national weather outside. it is finally here, april fool's, no joke though. >> no. >> nice weather. >> it is a big april fool's for everyone in the midwest. today is the white house easter egg roll. weather should be okay in d.c. for that but not for baseball game. these opening games are going to be frigid. let's start with the rain that moved through new england late yesterday. the showers came through pretty late in the day. that is moving up through the state of maine where it's raining hard. we even have snow micking in. it's cold enough. be careful driving up to 9

bo is ready at the white house for all the children coming tomorrow.orld news" for this sunday night. "good morning america" first thing in the morning and diane right back here tomorrow. happy easter. good night. >> a scary scene as a driver targets customers in a wal-mart store. >>> you're looking at live doppler 7hd, where you can see rain and thundershowers moving across the bay area. we'll have the forecast. >>> a popular san francisco tradition takes a dangerous turn. what happened to big wheels race. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: we have had some rain pour down across the bay area. the showers today in san francisco. and more wet weather is coming our way. good evening, i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look outside at a view of the bay from the east bay hill camera. those nice clouds out there, but it's bring more wet weather. let's check in with leigh glaser with a look. >> leigh: much of the bay area seeing a little bit of a break. the rain is starting to really come down in the central valley area. modesto, sacramento, all near davis

bo biden, joe biden. these are catholics.tholic but also happen to have had a relationship with pedro. >> yes i did. >> what is your view on same sex marriage? >> let me just say you bring up i think a really good point. pop culture wise there has definitely been a softening of people's position on this. even you see it is a generational thing. if you talk to a young republican these days a lot of them will probably say they don't care about the issue. they're in the party because it's the party that promotes, you know, economic liberty and self-reliance and is very entrepreneurial and up by your boot straps kind of party and that is what appeals to them. you know, as far as bo biden and joe biden being catholics, look. the catholic church has teachings. they're dogma based on 2,000 years of history and church theology. they don't move with the winds of american popular culture. i don't know how devout these fellows are. i will tell you that i know that, you know, joe biden was a member of the knights of columbus and i know h

of bo dietl associates.what he's seeing as far as new york security, the steppup of the security and how new yorkers are, frankly, resilient when it comes to issues like that. dennis: that's great, and more on gold. after that biggest one-day price plunge in 33 years, george joins us now. you've been watching gold for something like 40 years. have you ever seen anything like what happened yesterday? >> this has been a first for me and i traded the first gold contract in december of 1974 on the floor of the exchange. i'm still a member and i still go down to the floor about once a week. and i keep up with it and i follow gold ever since. dennis: it fell 9% yesterday. today it's back up all of 20%. if you fall nine, i think you have to recover 18% to where you were. i'm kind of surprised that gold didn't go up just on fear in the aftermath of boston. why didn't it? >> gold is a misunderstood asset. it started selling off on friday. friday had a big drop. actually, it was a huge drop after thursday's ministers

melissa: bo, thanks so much. we'll squeeze in a quick break. don't go away. we have a lot more after this. if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. does breathing with copd weigh you dow don't wait to ask your doctor about

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y no solo en bos fonsi no se ha reforzado la vigilancia en diferentes ciudades como son los Ángeles vamosodgers y nos acompaÑa desde allÁ. carlos. >>> como primer paso la policÍa de los angeles aumentÓ la seguridad en el estadio de los dodgers, donde hoy juega el equipo de bÉisbol de san diego contra el de los angeles, muchas otras medidas de seguridad se tomaron localmente, en el puerto y en el aeropuerto internacional de esta ciudad, se incrementaron los puntos de revisiÓn en las vÍas de acceso, se incrementÓ el nÚmero de perros de la policÍa, que se especializan en detectar explosivos. y tambiÉn se ha pedido a pasajeros, que reporten cualquier comportamiento sospechoso. el departamento del sheriff del condado de los angeles, tambiÉn estÁ en estado de alerta, de inmediato aumentÓ la vigilancia con mayor presencia de ajos uniformados, en lugares donde el pÚblico se cono agrega, como edificios de gobierno, centros comerciales, estaciones de tren y bus y otros eventos deportivos. pasos similares se tomaron en otras ciudades de california, como san diego, y san francisco en sitios populares

she brought replicas of bo. the family says he has had all tubes removed and is able to sit up and talk. he was at the finish line waiting for his mother, who was running the marathon, when the bombs went off. >>> we're going to have a lot more coming up this morning. we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of boston this morning. they are really beefing up security there. more ahead. >>> breaking news. the city on edge after a search for the men responsible for the boston bombings. one has been shot and the other is on the run. >>> i'm laura garcia cannon. this is a story that's been changing all night long. at 10:30 last night, a 7-eleven in cambridge was robbed, an officer shot and killed on the m.i.t. campus. a carjacking of a mercedes suv was reported as well in cambridge. police spotted that suv in watertown leading to a chase and a shootout. during the shootout, the man believed to be suspect number one with the black cap was shot and killed. one officer shot. he was injured. the suspect, number

the problem was uncovered by a hospital pharmacist in peter bo ro who tested the suppliers products.tals are mixing their own doses and the supplier is no longer being used for these meds. the four hospitals in windsor, london, peter bo ro now arranging special meetings for the patients and their oncologists. >> 186 patients at a hospital in new brunswick also received the watered down drugs. you can imagine how concerned people are about this. >> staggering stuff. all officials say almost 1,200 patients were affected by that mix up. >>> and just in, a guilty verdict for two men who plotted to murder joss stone. up next we'll tell you what the singer herself has to say about all that. ♪ let's face it. everyone has their own way of doing things. at university of phoenix we know learning is no different. so we offer personalized tools and support, that let our students tackle the challenge of going back to school, like they do anything else... their way. constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective

rorj lo llegÓ a este lugar con un reb bo, buscando su dinero, su pasaporte y su ilusiÓn perdida. >>> o el Área de limpieza. >>muchos interpusieron dpe anuncias, muchos mÁs dieron su dinero por perdido quienes crearon la empresa serÁn perseguidos por todo el paÍs. >>> trasladar la denuncia a las estados que corresponda, donde la gente eoriginaria donde recio dpe. >>> hay casos de vÍctimas que lo perdieron todo. >>> es algo muy feo, lo que nos hicieron no tiene corazÓn, la verdad. >>> para ellos, el sueÑo americano se convirtiÓ en una pesadilla en mÉxico, raÚl torres, telemundo. >>> aquÍ en eados unidos el departamento de estado ex estÉn doy por 18 meses mÁs aÑo y medio, el llamado estus de protecciÓn temporal para inmigrantes hondureÑos y nicaragÜenses conocido como el tps. pero nos dice vanessa hauc. algunos estÁn cansados de renovar este documento una y otra vez y quieren algo mÁs estable. una soluciÓn permanente. >>> pedro, es nicaragÜense, y llegÓ a estados unidos hace Ás de 20 aÑos bajo el estatus de protecciÓn temporal o tps. >>> es buenaportunidad para mucha gente, que todavÍa

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vigilancia de la franja y que evite cruces de indocumentados en un 90% de los sectores de alto rÍes bo>> mientras los inmigrantes como los que manifestaron en el capitolio esperan el dÍa que finalmente puedan salir de las sombras es que toda gente igual mis papÁ ys yo no tuvo consideramos tener miedo de salir a la calle a trabajar o salir a la calle nada mÁs. >>> en washington, lori, telemundo. >>> y una seriedad tormentas azota muertomente a gran parte del paÍs, y sabemos que en arkansas y missouri casas y negocios como ven quedaron destruidos a causa de tornados en mis pi un remolino dejÓ un muerto, y en otros estados las nevadas dejo a un caos en las carreteras, y el mal tiempo tambiÉn fec michigan y wisconsin con vientos y inundaciÓn. >>> y en breve amor sin fronteras, por cuna par jar decidiÓ casarse en medio del rÍo bravo que divide a mÉxico y a estados unidos. >>> y el dueÑo de una tienda en chicago se anotÓ un jonron cuando un pillo tratÓ de asaltarlo, verÁ corea del norte lanza amenazas de guerra termo nuclear y dando pasos para lo que pudiera ser un ataq ataque con misiles y

hind leg of an old lion named bo. a mistake in the wild. a real mistake in the cage. he stay in the cage. >>> somewhere -- the only way you can break up a fight is stay between the adversaries. stand in between and push one out. >> reporter: when you see him handling the big cats you have to ask him another question why didn't they turn and attack him. >> i worked with the cats. you live with them 24 hours a day almost seven days a week. so they really weren't upset with me at all. my job was to stop them from going after another cat and i used a couple of poles to get in their face and i had to reprimand them. >> reporter: at the time ron had worked with the big cats for a dozen years most of them were any where from nine to 12 years old. the fight was a turning point for ron and for the cats. even though there were no serious wounds inflicted in the feline ruckus and they were back in the ring a couple of hours later things would never be the same. >> i knew it was the beginning of the end of working at training cats. once they got into doing that they knew they cou

. >> a little proin duss sacramento today would make california the first state to punish bo boy scouts financially for the policy of denying gay members. the bill has its first committee hearing tomorrow. >> let's talk about consumer news. motorists getting a nice spring surprise at the gas pump. >> they know they're going to drive and not this year we've seen a double digit drop in the average price. the price in san francisco declined 12 dlents month to $4.18 a gallon n oakland average there is $4.02 a gallon. best price for gasoline is the south bay. average in san jose dropped below $4. it's now $3.99. a saving of 18 cents just over the past month. triple a tells us it's due to lower crude oil prices and a switch over to summer blend gasolines. unfortunately drivers won't be gaet geting breaks on car repair bills. the cost increased, get this, 10% last year. this hike is the biggest jump in six years. average age of a car on the road these days is 11 years, and that leaves a higher repair cost. record heat found in other parts of the country is another reason for increases. because

and another world series a's/astros bo porter astros manager in for a long season top 5th/ 1-0 a's marwinndes' ground ball at 2nd base coco crisp and jed lowrie score 3-0 a's still top 5th/ 6-0 a's crisp doubles down the right-field linechris young and josh donaldson score 8- 0 a's dan straily strikes out brett wallace swinging the astros have struck out 56 times in their first 4 games straily had 11 k's in 6 2/3 final: 9-3 a's opening ceremonies manager bruce bochy comes out first from center field carrying the world series trophy pablo sandoval introduced buster posey introduced large american flag unfurled in the outfield boat in the cove spraying water sandoval and marco scutaro throw out first pitch 2012 world series flag brough in on a san francisco fire boat a handful of giants players including matt cain, tim lincecum, ryan vogelsong, angel pagan, hunter pence and manager bruce bochy carry the flag to the post the players hoist the flag into the sky players cheer bochy claps and looks up at flag outfield wall also gets a flag painted onto it giants cardinals barry zito - the giant

bo ? >> temperatures are pretty close to where we should be this time of the year.e've had a lot of clouds. 55 now. we got into the low 60s this afternoon. slightly below average. the humidity is up a little bit. east winds at 6. the barometer has been rising 30.30 inches. warm spot, looks like d.c. at 59. oakland at 50. 57 over in hagerstown. locally, low to mid-upper 50s by the bay. the bay temperatures jumped up around 55, 56 degrees. so it's warming up slowly by surely once again. d.c. still close to 60. it's the east winds keeping the clouds in. by tomorrow afternoon they'll start shifting more to the south. that means we'll probably get rid of the clouds and temperatures will start back on their way up. there's some pretty mild air down in the south right now. memphis is 75. dallas, this late at night, is 78. some of that warm air. you can see the dividing line right through there. chicago down to 47. minneapolis 37. only 30 bismarck. you've had snow today. denver were up in the 70s. they've had snow in that region. not too heavy but it's been consistent the l

like a young bo derek stuffed with a barry goldwater. - you sound weird. do you have a beard? - not for long. it's back to reality. no more making love on the beach surrounded by a privacy circle of english-trained butlers. but i've got to get out of island mode and back into work mode. how was your summer? - get this, my gynecologist committed suicide. - and i'm back! [phone beeps off] [telephone rings] - carol! - hey, lizzie, i'm about to take off. i'm in lambert, st. louis, and i can see the arch from here. no, wait, actually that's a half-burned-down mcdonald's. anyway, weather's great, and i just have to go st. louis-newark, newark-atlantic city, atlantic city to newark, and then i'll be there. - who flies newark to atlantic city? - black bachelorette parties. gotta go. [telephone rings] - hello? - yo, i'm calling to say that i'm giving you 110% this year. i'm relaxed, i'm focused, and i'm gonna be churning out the good stuff like you've never seen. - that's great, tracy. - oh, i misdialed. i thought i was calling my nutritionist. good-bye. [beep] - okay, season five. her

i was luke "cky to be on the bo. and harvick got down there and they washed up.place is good. a little bit frustrated. i thought we had a shot at but the first lap i thought we're not turning good enough and eventually everybody got their cars a little bit better and were able to pass us. i'll take second any day. >> good job. >> from there to the podium behind the winner, kevin harvick, 113 laps led for clint bowyer. and joey logano, that appeal comes up on wednesday for penske racing. joey part of that with brad keselowski. checking the points through nine races, this is a quarter of the season. 17 races until the chase and jimmie johnson widens his points lead. >> and brad keselowski will be curious about the outcome of that appeal if he can stay in the top ten in points. >> jamie mcmurray with a shot at victory with the 12 spot. and kenseth with those points deducted. he loses the pole and the bonus points for the second win at kansas until that appeal is heard. nascar on fox continues on the sprint post-race show from richmond, virginia. final thoughts from

the marathon fund set up to help their fellow runners in bos lameda >>> tens of thousands of people wearing black ribbons in the marathon in london. >>> a special reunion in alameda today. how this crew played a role in a drug bust off of the california coast. good evening. federal prosecutors are prepared to file charges against the surviving bombing suspect. we are in boston looking for evidence. >> reporter: officials are questioning if the suspect will ever be able to speak again. he is suffering from a gunshot wound to the the neck that may have been a suicide attempt. >> investigators are collecting evidence at crime scenes in boston and watertown, massachusetts. the sources say the 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev will be charged in the bombing. they realized the terror was not over after the shootout that killed his older brother on friday. >> based on the evidence explosive ordinance that was unexploded and the fire power they had they were going to aa tact other individuals -- attacked other individuals. >> reporter: investigators say he has serious injuries to his leg and neck and m

hind leg of an old lion named bo. a mistake in the wild. a real mistake in the cage. in the cage. >>> somewhere -- the only way you can break up a fight is stay between the adversaries. stand in between and push one out. >> reporter: when you see him handling the big cats you have to ask him another question why didn't they turn and attack him. >> i worked with the cats. you live with them 24 hours a day almost seven days a week. so they really weren't upset with me at all. my job was to stop them from going after another cat and i used a couple of poles to get in their face and i had to reprimand them. >> reporter: at the time ron had worked with the big cats for a dozen years most of them were any where from nine to 12 years old. the fight was a turning point for ron and for the cats. even though there were no serious wounds inflicted in the feline ruckus and they were back in the ring a couple of hours later things would never be the same. >> i knew it was the beginning of the end of working at training cats. once they got into doing that they knew they could do it

now, at this point, it is unclear whether any of tonight's events are connected to the marathon bo tthing, we will let you know. >>> pg&e is beefing up security after a south bay substation was sabotaged earlier this week. heavily armed police and patrol cars could be seen guarding the newark substation in fremont today. pg&e said it did not get any specific threats but decided to ramp up security until further notice. police say someone got fiberoptic cables and used a high-powered rifle to shoot out five transformers at the substation in san jose tuesday. >>> remember the garbage strike in the bay area two weeks ago? it's happening again. this time, the strike has spread to san jose, santa clara, fremont and union city. and kiet do says it's all because of an issue more than 2,000 miles away. kiet? >> reporter: yeah. this particular tactic is called a solidarity strike. they do it because it works in getting a lot of attention. what is essentially a very small cal unn proble fa far away, has now become a nati that is where people like the mayor in fremont get involved to put the pr

. >> he reminds me a lot of would jack -- bo jackson. >> he's built like a linebacker and his workoutse a big hit on youtube. >> translator: the only difference that he have to prove is stretching, batting. be healthy. >> reporter: the rookie numbers speak for themselves you never heard the legal and family issues that kept yoenis cespedes distracted most of the last season. yop defected from cuba two years ago -- yoenis cespedes defected from cuba two years ago. and family members escaped to the dominican republic last year but they got caught in a political and bureaucratic nightmare. >> when he first came over, it was hard to tell what was bothering him at times. we didn't find out until later that he was going through some of these things but earlier this month, his family finally moved to miami. >> translator: i think they are gonna be relaxed. >> reporter: his mother is a former pitching and can retomb coaching her son. >> translator: she always talk to him about you have to be prepared and put everything on the field. >> reporter: and like a good son, yoenis cespedes ising his h

the president said whoever set off the bos at the marathon finish line will not intimidate the city of boston. >> it should be pretty clear by now that they picked the wrong city to do it. not here in boston. >> reporter: the president is also meeting with some of the 170 people who were hurt in the bombings and first responders who rushed to the scene to help them. hundreds of mourners lined up early outside of the cathedral of the holy cross. people started arriving overnight hoping to get a seat inside. >> i'm here to really support essentially everything taken away from us that day. >> reporter: investigators may release a photo of a man seen placing a bag at the site of the second bombing. security cameras at a lord & taylor store captured the man moments before the explosion. he is described as a young white man who was carrying a backpack and talking on a cell phone. investigators are also looking at cell phone records from the area and facial recognition programs hoping to zero in on their man of interest. adriana diaz, cbs news, boston. >>> fbi investigators are also trying to

. >>> happy birthday to bo duke of the "dukes of hazzazzarhazzard." and actress robin wright celebrates her 47th. >>> here's a look at what's coming up later on the "today" show. rowers stranded at sea talk about the dramatic rescue. and the judges from "america's got talent" preview their new season. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great start to the week. . . . >>> new this morning, strong winds knocking down trees and power lines all over the bay area. live in san mateo where one family received a shocking wakeup in the middle of the night. >>> 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. i

es que también, ayudara a evitar el fraude oro bo de identidad.er la identidad de cada persona de nosotros. >>> esta medida entrara en vigor a partir del próximo 6 de mayo en los Ängeles, juan carlos gonzález. primer impacto. >>> gracias juan carlos. estamos ya a menos de 24 horas de la marcha de washington dc. se espera la presencia de miles de personas, que apoyan la reforma migratoria. vamos con salvador duran, que esta en la capital de estados unidos para contarnos cómo está el ambiente, adelante salvador, cuéntanos. >>> que tal, buenas tardes, y aquí en la capital de los estados unidos. se respira aire y ganas de una reforma migratoria. y todo porque el día de mañana, se espera una marcha histórica, en la que incluso, estarán pa o participando los más pequeños. en el salón de clases de la maestra, en washington dc. los estudiantes aprendieron hoy, una nueva lección que su voz cuenta y por eso escribieron cartas al congreso. explicando por qué los indocumentados se merecen una reforma migratoria. >>> es injusto, le he servido al país, a los es

. >> he reminds me a lot of would jack -- bo jackson. >> he's built like a linebacker and his workoutsere a big hit on youtube. >> translator: the only difference that he have to prove is stretching, batting. be healthy. >> reporter: the rookie numbers speak for themselves you never heard the legal and family issues that kept yoenis cespedes distracted most of the last season. yop defected from cuba two years ago -- yoenis cespedes defected from cuba two years ago. and family members escaped to the dominican republic last year but they got caught in a political and bureaucratic nightmare. >> when he first came over, it was hard to tell what was bothering him at times. we didn't find out until later that he was going through some of these things but earlier this month, his family finally moved to miami. >> translator: i think they are gonna be relaxed. >> reporter: his mother is a former pitching and can retomb coaching her son. >> translator: she always talk to him about you have to be prepared and put everything on the field. >> reporter: and like a good son, yoenis cespedes ising his