booth was a great man. they say people are -- they pass twice, once when they die, and once when people stop telling stories about them. the stories will never stop about booth, i can stand up here and tell them for a long time, but he was a great man. he was a good governor. he was a good father. good husband. and he was my partner. and my friend, and i'll miss him very much. rest in peace. i yield now to doc hastings from packer. mr. hastings: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i want to thank another colleague from washington, mr. heck, for having this special order. i didn't know governor gardner that well. we come from different political parties, that's one reason why you don't build a close association, but also my last two years in the legislature was his first two years as governor. i don't have the special relationship that mr. heck and mr. mcdermott had with him, but the one characteristic that i did realize with him was -- has been talked about a great deal by my colleagues, and that is that he

john wilkes booth was arrested six days later. john wilkes booth thought he was helping of the south by assassinating president lincoln. the 150 more games in regular season, the baltimore orioles face a challenge against the yankees. and one of the more thrilling finishes in masters history, a little bit later in sports. >> the hannah banks sports center, this is 11 sports. >> until tonight, the baltimore orioles were not on the game of the week for eons, but they never showed up as the yankees beat them 3-0. a pitcher's duel for most of the game, chen striking out robinson. brett gardner hits into the inning-ending double play and the game stayed scoreless after a sacrifice fly. gardner gets his revenge against chen with a two-run shot and the 3-0.es iwin a no-hitter for clay buccholz -- napoli almost hits it out and finds the deepest part of fenway as the red sox lead. top half, buccholz gets molina looking. 11th strikeout for clay. no hitter intact until kelly johnson spoils the party. boston blanks tampa bay 5-0. when you thi

as this truck crashes into an expressway toll booth!driver and passenger of the truck were hurt. surveillance video shiows the driver driving right into the booth seemingly without hitting the brakes! officials are investigating what happened fortunately, this was an unmanned, electronic toll booth and there were no fatal injuries. the a's are back home taking on the orioles following a rough road trip.highlights straight ahead and 49ers fans celebrated the team's first round draft pick. gary has the details on both the niners, and the raiders newest players.next!! kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news at eight in the morning or eight at night and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. we'll show you a word of the day during those times, you then enter that word on kron 4 rewards and start ing points. go to kron 4.com and click on rewards. a's orioles great defense by the orioles early onmanny machado makes the

number 8 booth and mr.erson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station. right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. and a steel post, then she come through the widow of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. i didn't see anything. >> the vehicle pushed the booth all the way under our counter. he went through two of our rotating chairs. he went through them. >> next thing i knew, everything was on top of me. >> i didn't e

it's the same way we celebrate president's day by having kids dress up like john wilkes booth!hter] and the contest judges are bound to know their stuff, because it's co-sponsored by the society of petroleum engineers. children are a precious resource, and if anyone knows how to exploit a resource, it's a petroleum engineer. [laughter] now, some less-advanced students may not see the connection between earth day and the use of non-renewable petrochemicals. so the contest guide offers a few helpful examples, such as "we use mined materials and petroleum products every day -- gasoline, cars, computers, and skateboards." [laughter] yes, where would we be without america's vital skateboard mining industry? [laughter] but remember kids, when being creative, it's always important to follow a rigid set of rules. according to the rules your drawing must be a two-dimensional drawing or painting, it must be 11 by 17 inches, and most importantly do not use glitter! [laughter] [cheers and applause] okay? good thinking. glitter can be a real mess. [laughter] you spill that stuff and it is i

he should be able to put on a bronze coat. >> getting it in the tanning booth. sure you should be able to. just stay out of our business, could you please? you can educate people on the dangers of it. i think they have done that, especially a lot of people using sunscreen at the beach these days unlike the old days when i was a kid they shoved you out there with baby oil. >> if i tried to put on sunscreen my friends would use get a burn. >> educate people. but as far as legislation, yuck. there is is too much of that garbage. leave us alone. >> will, too much legislation, or what do you think? >> i am just tired of these kids whining about how they are being forced to tan. some of us, maybe with the irish heritage, we can't tan at all, and we are a little jealous that anybody can do it. >> i am fine with my milky white complex. bill, you often have a very bronze look in the summertime. how do you do it? do you achieve it through chemicals or do you use tanning beds? >> i go to the central park and freak everyone out. especially toward august. that's when i am lo

in the middle of the information booth it was a spiral staircase that goes down to the information booth on the lower level, which never see, can't see. there's a little door that opens and it's just one of those fascinating things to another thing, the great staircase, the marble staircase on the eastern end of the main concourse, when they were renovating grand central in the '90s, the discovered that in the original plans there was supposed to be a twin staircase on the west side. and it's not entirely clear why that wasn't built, but the prevailing wisdom is that they figured it was going to go to the eastside? that were tenements, there were cow pastures. why do we need another staircase for, so it never got built. and then when you're restoring a landmark, could you put something back that wasn't there? so that triggered an enormous philosophical debate about landmarks and preservation. they did put it there. it is gorgeous. it is slightly different from the east staircase because it had to conform to the americans with disabilities act. so the risers and the width of the stairs ju

is dangerours and could get you seriously injured this driver stopped between the toll booths the oneefit i see from using a fastrack is it's a dollar cheaper they just using your plate one other thing, stopping on the shoulder could get you a ticket so i would avoid that like the plague i will be checking back form time to time to see if people are starting to get the hang of this but is history proves correct it's going to be a while >> do not stop at the all electronic golden gate bridge stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at 'people behaving badly' at kron- four-dot- com. a girl in brazil has a close call with death after she drops her cell phone on train tracks- and tries to retrieve it. this youtube video shows footage of the woman who comes within inches of dying. but thanks to a good samiritan and a security officer, she was pulled off the tracks just in time. realizing how close she came to death- the girl breaks down in tears right after her rescue. a car comes crashing through a walmart.witnesses say with a bad intent. com

every inch of their booth screamed out their design perspective and shared the full range of what therand has to offer, the result? they signed deals with brands like barnes & noble and anthropology. >> there are so many different types of buyers at the trade shows and so different things appeal to different people. and so the people who are interested in, say, cheetah print, sometimes are not remotely interested in the abstract art. so by adding all these different designs and having all these different products up in the trade show booth, we were able to appeal to a lot of buyers. >> because of their success, ryland and sam have to move to accommodate their growing business and this offers them yet another opportunity to design an office that showcases their way of thinking. >> there are already plans for the new space. it's a really beautiful showroom. it's only a couple blocks from here. we take it seriously to continue the level of quality and the level of innovation and really make wraps unique. one of the other things is that a lot of people i talked to that are my age want to

here, they sit in the booth.ovide clean equipment and a nurse sits at the station for the addicts using if they stop breathing and need revived. >> reporter: 800 people use these booths every day. the atmosphere is clinical. each spot disinfected as soon as its occupant leaves. >> before this place was here there would just be like 30 or 40 people crowded in the alley doing it. there was needles all over the place. a lot of o.d.s. >> reporter: there are nurses on site to revive users who stop breathing and even help them choose the safest vein. many addicts stop by several times a day to shoot-up. >> and paula newton joins us now from ottawa, canada. you see in other places in the world where people can inject or needle exchanges and things like that. is there any evidence that this actually works in terms of addiction level? >> reporter: that's a controversial question, it's a controversial topic. look, michael, they say the people at insite that run this center say in establishing a relationship in giving these

take a look as this truck bears down an expressway toll booth. the driver doesn't try to stop or swerve. the passenger was severely injured, and the driver was bruised. the unoccupied toll booth was demolished. >> back here, love is in the air literally. at least that's the idea from burlingame, an idea known for pushing the envelope as well as pushing the medal in the skies. now you can make a different kind of connection when you fly. >> this is a place you would expect to see men and women buying a drink for someone siting a few seats away. now the time honored ritual is moving to the airline flights. >> it is a little given your confined spaces. >> that's a good hitter. wish i would have thought of that. >> sir richard branson already did. the founder of virgin america airlines is promoting his mile high love connection idea in a not so subtle sales pitch. >> here is my guide to getting lucky 35,000 feet. first, pinpoint the object of your affection. >> pictures provided by virgin america show how it is supposed to work. passengers can use th

take a look as this truck bears down an expressway toll booth. the driver doesn't try to stop or swerve. the passenger was severely injured, and the driver was bruised. the unoccupied toll booth was demolished. >> back here, love is in the air literally. at least that's the idea from burlingame, an idea known for pushing the envelope as well as pushing the medal in the skies. now you can make a different kind of connection when you fly. >> this is a place you would expect to see men and women buying a drink for someone siting a few seats away. now the time honored ritual is moving to the airline flights. >> it is a little given your confined spaces. >> that's a good hitter. wish i would have thought of that. >> sir richard branson already did. the founder of virgin america airlines is promoting his mile high love connection idea in a not so subtle sales pitch. >> here is my guide to getting lucky 35,000 feet. first, pinpoint the object of your affection. >> pictures provided by virgin america show how it is supposed to work. passengers can use th

days after the war ended booth fired a single budget into lincoln's head.ed the next day and became the first ever assassinated. booth went on and run and killed before he was captured. and assassins bullet cut him do down. it's been great having you, and stay tuned. my friend the governor is live from little rock, arkansas. special guests, funny lady, carol burnett. and after this quick break which is different for us. stick around, have a fabulous week. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needingo go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor

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government or was john wilkes-booth crazy so you have that taxonomy. again getting back to your case where you have done a number of cases but getting back to the mcdonald case -- the mcdonald case. >> we have cases in common but you know, with amanda knox, the first basically decided that she was lying. she was lying. she did lie to the police. it's not that uncommon. if you don't have a lawyer and you don't have miranda rights as you do in italy, under tremendous pressure you lie. >> lying is ubiquitous. i mean, if you find something, any account given by anybody that isn't riddled with lies braley is probably not given by anyone i know or anyone i've read about. the presence of lies is not somehow proof of anything. except that people tell and consistent contradictory confusing stories. >> the point of what you were saying in a tna has given us another prism to look at past cases. and project innocence, they found 250 cases of people who were bromley can pick it and put into prison. of those, they found in 40 of the cases where people had confessed

cary grant called his mother from a phone booth before fleeing town in the 20th century limited with the northwest. and was robbed of main concourse in madagascar. it's interesting. we can take it for granted, but from a commercial standpoint, grand central is one of america's first multiuse building inc. shops, restaurants, offices, all the diversity of the city within the confines of one building. i have to admit i'm not sure i totally believe the story, but holiday magazine for coffee exploits of a newly married couple who strain to niagara falls was canceled. so they honeymooned ekron control. they got a room at the bill or link to the terminal. they dine, dance, took advantage of the shops and exhibition halls and did all those without ever seeing a train. more recently they returned a year later to celebrate their wedding anniversary. grand central is home to the first television studio. edward robert broadcast with my line from their? tonight team 50s, when the screen was shaking it with their vibrations from the trade it in and out of the terminal. cbs-tv easterner tuba city

>> he went back the next day and the man running the booth gave him back $600, he split the banana and the cash. he called police and he says he is considering -- >> of course you are. >> a lawsuit. >> of course you are. >> henry, you said it yourself, it's not possible that it is not rigged. i'm just another sucker. >> 2300 bucks? >> the world is not made for those. you nailed it henry. >>> vis abilities, watching it all morning, it has gone down hill, especially along the eastern shore, we were at 10, that's number we like, now at 4 easton, reduced visibility, coming in at 5. 4 in york, 2.5 baltimore, five in dc. if you are traveling that way this morning, be prepared for the fog out and about. at the surface, this is why we have the patchy fog. we have high pressure again, towards the north and east, the area of low pressure to the south, we are getting clockwise flow around high pressure, funneling in between the two of them. we have an easterly flow, that's going to keep the fog around this morning, and keep the clouds around more towards the afternoon. also we have rain and drizz

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this driver is also stopped at the toll booth and he has cash. he also leaves the car looking for a place to pay. he even tells the driver that there is nobody to take his cash. a bridge worker convinces him to return to the car. and that is what you should do. now that the bridges all electronic. a faster responder or your license plate. even if you drive a rental car. or with the rental company to build you. and stopping at a toll booth is dangerous and cricket you seriously injured this person stopped in between. the benefit i would see is that pre-paying = $1 cheaper. and stopping on the shoulder is also grounds for a ticket. i will be checking back from time to time in its history proves to be correct it is going to be a while. at the all electronics stor stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> the demolition of a popular theater and still, coming up on what was found star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disne

they're looking to fill booths and concession booths. >>> when temperatures could bounce back into the 80s in your complete bay area forecast. >> but right after the break, a promising new treatment could slow the spread of cancer that is killing this young man. only on 2, >>> a young bay area man with cancer is waging the fight of his life on two fronts. one in the hospital the other with his insurance company. only on 2 tonight, the insurance company is refusing to pay for treatment that would slow the disease. >> reporter: at children's hospital oakland today, in a special fifth grade ward, 26- year-old alavia showed me some of the tumors that are killing him. it's rare, current medicines don't work well especially for his internal and external tumors. >> it didn't have a way to treat both at the same time. but there was a clinical trial over at ucsf. >> reporter: the doctors recommended luis take part of that trial. ucsf is holding a spot for him in the trial specifically for the cardoma. the third party administrator from umr said only emergencies are covered and nothing experimen

and we offered to hire first from the neighborhood we asked to set up a booth at the location and they equate to about $40 an hour. with pension benefits and health care. so, yes that's correct. and >> and i also heard there was a certain amount of money over a period of time. >> there was an offer of significant money which enables me to come before you and if the project is not approved if i can get the overhead. i guess it's not very large but it goes up to $1,419,000. i realize that's the enterprise price in the code. there is no metic or code for the conversations we were having with the neighbors and one gentleman said it was about money >> that's any understanding there were some significant offers in terms of numbers. but you're doing a lot of in terms of what's dictated by the city >> all those numbers are from the studies. and the rules demands quite a bit from developers of housing and commercial buildings so it all adds to helping us with the needs for childcare and our needs from other things it comes down from no where it has to come from someplace. i notice the speakers

they're looking to fill booths and concession booths. >>> when temperatures could bounce back into the80s in your complete bay area forecast. >> but right after the break, a promising new treatment could slow the spread of cancer that is killing this young man. only on 2, we're learning why his insurance company is refusing to pay for it. >> i think they're being selfish. >>> a young bay area man with cancer is waging the fight of his life on two fronts. one in the hospital the other with his insurance company. only on 2 tonight, the insurance company is refusing to pay for treatment that would slow the disease. >> reporter: at children's hospital oakland today, in a special fifth grade ward, 26- year-old alavia showed me some of the tumors that are killing him. it's rare, current medicines don't work well especially for his internal and external tumors. >> it didn't have a way to treat both at the same time. but there was a clinical trial over at ucsf. >> reporter: the doctors recommended luis take part of that trial. ucsf is holding a spot for him in the trial specifically for the ca

and then i remember, i also remember at one point going up to a booth. a lot of these food companies would, the ingredient companies would create these prototype foods for everyone to try and to sample, and they would show -- they were done for the purpose of showcasing their ingredients. so i went up to this one booth, i saw they had some kind of a parfait in a plastic cup with a raspberry, so i thought, oh, that looks delicious, i'm going to try that. and i was tasting it, and it was sweet. it tasted pretty good, but it was kind offedly bland and in-- oddly bland and indistinct. so i went up to the counter, and i asked the woman, what is this? what am i eating? what's the main ingredient? and she looked at me as if i had just asked what the temperature was on jupiter. she had absolutely no idea. no one had ever asked her this question before, so she turned to her colleague next to her who also didn't know. and after a few minutes she answered. she said, well, it's a cultured, it's cultured dairy. so i said, oh, it's yogurt? no, no, no, she said, it's n

. >> traffic zips along through the follow booth today as the six dollars follow is paid through fast track, license plate accounts, one time payment kiosks or the invoices you get in the mail and pay like any other bill. >> this project has been amazingly successful. it's exceeded our expectations. we do see that traffic is moving more smoothly. >> the bridge district worried that when human follow takers vanished march 27th, the uninformed would stop anyway, but some did and those dwindled with time. fast track usage for the time last year was below 70%, jumping to more than 81% this year. license plate accounts went from zero in january to 3900 in march. and one-time payments from four to 3400. >> don't stop. just keep going. and one way or another you are going to pay your follow on the bridge. i think that we've kind of gotten past the early jitters where people didn't quite know what to do. if you just keep going, we will catch up with you one way or another. >> so just keep going, but not too fast. the speed limit is 25 miles an hour through the toll plaza. not so scanners can

stands, lunch stands, play houses, poultry houses, tool houses, coal sheds, conservatories and polling booths, etc. and it really is a testament to the market street railway's imagination that these cars essentially got used for all of these different purposes. here's a shoemaker in oakland. he opened up his little cobbler shop in an old horse car in his backyard. he locked it up at night with a long nail going through. he said, who's going to steal old shoes? a little bit more dramatic, a man named james mcneal took four old horse cars and put them on a pontoon to make a house boat near bell very deer. he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the

we have our limited edition clare boothe luce policy coffee mug. [laughter] with their famous saying no good deed goes unpunished just like the mother of two sons. >> i am from the heritage foundation the brand new book from one leader of leading the way to another we thank you so much and we invite you to join us for lunch across the lobby where you can continue the conversation. thank you for joining us and we will be back next month. [applause] >> it is considered to be the most prolific a did a river in the world and that is probably very accurate. more lawsuits and laws created to regulate what is collectively known as the law of the river. there is probably 1315 major laws that have been and -- span the whole 20th century to talk about how much and who gets the water and how much you can take it every year and how to share it and our relationship with mexico and the water. the colorado river is 1,450 miles long not the longest river in north america by any means nor does it have the most flow, and maybe number seven with size but it drops 8,0

events including food booths, movies, and a parade. the festival continues through next weekend. a nice day to be outside today. a bit windy, though. >> lisa: in fact the wokens -- winds continuing to pick up overnight, and tomorrow a wind advisory from 11:00 until 9:00 for most bay area neighborhoods, marin, contra costa, napa sfo nope ma. -- sonoma. >> right now live doppler 7hd picking up higher clouds to the north. and here's a look from the suit crow tow -- sutro cam. the camera is shaking. le half moon bay, 50, downtown 54. some wind gusts over 50-miles-an-hour. mt. tam, very blustery, with 66. santa rosa, upper 50s along the coast, 880 and 680. 70 in fairfield, and around the bay area we have had windy conditions throughout the afternoon. so it looks nice but if you spend any time outdoors, winds from 20 to 30-miles-an-hour around the bay, and along the coast gustier, and airport deplays two hours and 18 minutes. so that's tonight and will likely continue tomorrow when the winds ramp up. so with the wind advisory we have a chance of showers tonight, into monday morning, an

this year the official booth showcasing japanese products was bigger than ever. a number of sake brewers were there to promote their product. sake exports have more than doubled over the past ten years. that growth slow in recent years as the yen climbs to historic highs. now the yen is depreciating, sake brewers are hoping the demand will pick up again. at the trade fair visitors had a chance to sample the distinctive rich flavor of sake and took it with some food. >> very, very tasty. very different >> translator: thanks to the yen, we've been getting more orders from abroad in recent years. our customers are keener to promote sake. >> reporter: the lower yen could billi be a lower opportunity to make it. he's working with four other local makers to boost exports of their products. the trade fair give them a chance to sample many different foods and drinks from around the world. >> translator: i'm checking which foods go best with each type. outside of japan it's not as well known as sake. he and his partners set up separate tastings during their visit to londo

. >> the folks from soul pancake wanted to write, so they set up a writing booth, where people couldo just that. sit down and write letters to the 10-year-old version of themselves. >> are some crazy times you have to look forward to. like the time bruce willis wanted to headbutt you. >> what the heck? >> i know it's lonely where you are, but don't worry. >> in ten years you will be more awesome. >> i know you dream about falling in love. you will meet an amazing guy you love. >> you will kiss adrian. if you don't, you'll regret it. >> you would kiss that boy you had a crush on. >> i would have paid much more attention in spanish class, english class. >> i would save myself a lot of pain if i would have learned he's just not that into you that long ago. >> when you become 18, you will become pregnant by your childhood sweetheart, eventually get married, but it puts a definite cramp in your style. >> it's amazing what people will open up to, if you just ask them. communicate with people. at the end, they all fold up their letters, address them to themselves, pop them in this cardboard

traffic zip along through the toll booth today as the toll paid through fast track. license plate accounts. one time payment kiosk or the invoice you get in the mail an pay lick any other bill. >> this project has been amazingly successful. i think it really has exceeded our expectation. we do see the traffic is moving more smoothly. >> bridge district worried that when human toll tear vanishes march 27 uninformed would stop any way and some di b those dwind deld with time. fast track judge between march 27 and april 12 of last year was just below 70%. jumping to more than 91 percent this year. license plate accounts went from zero in january to 3900 in march and one time payment from 4 to 3400. >> don't stop. just keep going. you pay your toll on the bridge. we have past those early jitters where people didn't know what to do. if you just keep going we'll catch up with you one way or another. >> so just keep going but not too fast. the speed limit is 25 miles an hour through the toll plaza. not so scanner can read fast track or take a license plate picture but for s

we 0 opened up one booth, the garlic fries. there was a line 30 people deep and they opened up another one and another one. eventually we had like six booths at candlestick. now i think there's ten of them here at at&t park. >> and the co-founder can be found making garlic fries in the kitchens of at&t park. you'll see his famous figure. >> the keg lifting pose, the level of authenticity behind every bottle of beer that we make is clearly evident in my physique. >> a true bay area tradition. >> some things just click. we were fortunate the garlic fries are an institution. we're at 35 stadiums not just candlestick and at&t. it's spread around the country. >>> we are counting down to the first pitch, giants on nbc bay area tonight in about eight minutes. but first we start with jim kozimor at the big ticket event. >>> guys, what an exciting place to be, right here, oracle arena, game three, western conference playoffs. the warriors and the denver nuggets. tied with one win apiece. for the warriors there is concern heading into ga

. >> can you imagine like if lee harvey oswald had the chance to spill his guts or john wilkes booth? i knew i had one of the most saddest and horrible stories that has ever been told in american journalism. >> i never had trouble admitting to my involvement in what i did because i feel no shame for it. you see, with these tapes, i feel very free in talking. you've got this adrenaline pumping, but you force yourself to stay calm. i then pulled up to the light which was red at the time and lit the main fuse, which was approximately two minutes. you can see the ridiculous nature of something called me a coward with 5700 pound. i swear to god that was the longest i ever sat in my life. i thought, okay, it's lit. green, green, what, a minute 30? i pulled up to the building, pulled the parking brake, turned it off, and then i made sure my door was locked and stepped out and walked across the street. the mission was accomplished, i knew it was accomplished, and then it was over. >> without warping, you know, all of a sudden you hear this kaboom. it's just seconds that you just don't know wh

we opened up one booth that had garlic fries.re was a line 30 people deep and they opened up another one and another one and eventually we had like six booths at candlestick and now i think there's ten of them here at at&t park. >> gordon says it takes a lot of poe potatoes to feed the stadium's 40,000 customers. he says workers go through three tons of potatoes and one ton of garlic every single day. >>> okay. ahmed fareed is new to town. janelle and i will buy you your first batch of garlic fries with extra garlic, how does that sound? >> you know what? that would be great. i've been to the ballpark ten times. i haven't gotten the garlic fries yet. my biggest regret is moving to the bay area so i will take you up on that. speaking of the giants, it's been a successful season so far. player arrival, check, win your home opener, check, beating the cardinals today, 1-0 behind the great performance from barry zito. for more on the defending champs' banner day mindy bock. quite a day at the ballpark. >> reporter: yes, absolutely, ah

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the focus this year is going green. 80 exhibitors set up booths and eating local sustainable food. earth day is april 20th coming up soon. san jose fal tons in need of help. three peregrine falcons hatched and are now in need of new names. the naming contest is top cliff who live is go to school in san jose. art work is required to enter. for more information go to abc 7 news.com. that will be a fun project. >> yes. >> still to come we want you to meet some new babes >>> coming up at 6:00 new details in the murder of a paramedic in oakland hills. a key piece of evidence now in the hands of police. also from michael finney. two couples left waiting and waiting for money they expected to get after their dream weddings the 50th anniversary with a special reunion of a brightest star we'll have those stories and more coming up at 6:00. now, back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> tonight there is a big celebration of a 2-month-old male penguin. >> he had been living with her parents to give the family a chance to bond academy of sciences is holding a contest to name the penguin. >> thi

i worked as a surgeon in a trauma booth in jacoby, i know the first phase is stabilize the patients, find out who has nerve damage and muscular, fractures and we are in the first phase. second phase is to really find out who needs more surgery. some of the amputation is done on an emergency basis. we may need plastic surgeons. we are looking for tissue necrosis. i think the biggest part of this we will recover from the physical aspect with these patients, once the dust settles the media is gone, that is when the psychological aspects of this is going to sit there. we all need as a community to involve social workers, psychologists to reach out to these patients. make sure they are not alone. listen, the challenge is very difficult. this is long lasting process. it's not going to be days or weeks. the psychiatry part of this the ptsd is going to kick in. as a whole we will come back much stronger but the challenges are a lot. take one day at a time. make sure you never say i cannot. you will succeed. the surgical, you talk about prosthesis, we have carbon fibers as a result of decade

remember back in the 1980's and 1970's people were using western union to file their -- >> phone booths. chris: what about the twitter and all that stuff today. when you were out there on your own fighting everybody to get it done, today what would it have been like? would there have been someone in the courtroom who have tweeted that account, god, there's a c.i.a. guy in this room? >> it's quite possible. you talk to younger people and they think, oh, you just googled nixon secret fund and that's going to unravel watergate. it was secret and no one knew except a couple of people. and so what you have to do is go into the night and knock on doors and find untraditional sources. we were lucky we found the treasure to the re-election committee. we found the bookkeeper. we found people who could say, yeah, you know, they're doling out hundreds of thousands of dollars of cash in a campaign safe. they don't even do that now. chris: when you look at the movie, do you see something like your favorite novel of the movie doesn't quite click with the reality. does the movie seem like you? because

. >> the board asked the chief to look into possible gaps at station booths and security cameras. >> we're learning chill nug details about what is going to be the next target of the boston marathon bombings. setting their silgts on new york city. jahar told investigators he and his brother planned on going to new york to party after the attacks but later changed hi story to reveal they wanted to go to new york to set off six of their remaining explosives. tonight we're hearing from the mother of the bombers. she believes the bombings were staged and like a really big play. she says her sons had nothing to do with attack that's looked to her they were faked. >> you're not a mother. you won't understand. i am mother. loving mother. of two kids. i don't know. i can't even describe it. >> u.s. officials showed her photographs of the body. her husband is flying to the united states. she is not expected to fly with him because she is wanted for shop lifting and property damage charges in massachusetts. and the young bay area boy injured in the explosion returned to the scene of the blast