bonds, boitano and michael bower. with bonds, there's no such thing as orange and black, instead, gray. the exclusive interview with the giants legend. >> awesome. i feel like, alive. >> alive and well for perhaps the first time in his adult life. a man who thrilled the country for so many years is also the man who's still villainized by so many. >> looking back on it now and all the negative stuff that happened, do you feel like you were unfairly target the in all this? >> a little bit, yeah. sure. i mean definitely. it doesn't take one person to cause too many problems. it can take two, three, four, five. doesn't matter. but it's over with now. it's time to start over and do something different. >> starting over is hard to do, not just for bonds but for the game he cheated and the countless people he alienated. >> all of you have dirt. all of you. when your closet's clean, then come clean somebody else's. >> those explosive days no longer. the soon to be 50 year old is fresh off his second divorce. his body noticeab

it's at the bower drive community rec center on bower drive in rockville. >>> for the first time, we're getting a look at a new way to honor the three sites of the september 11 attacks. this is the map for the pentagon memorial trail circuit map. the 1,000-mile bike trail will connect the pentagon in arlington, the site of the world trade center in manhattan, and a field in sharchgville, virginia. organizers will -- shanksville, virginia. organizers will redevelop existing trails. >>> the international space station has three new crew members. a russian spacecraft docked last night. it was supposed to arrive two days earlier, but the craft couldn't fire one of the engines that helps it maneuver. no one was ever in danger. the space station now has a full six-member crew. >>> gilchrest, you need a haircut? today may be an appropriate day especially if you're willing to take it all off. everything. >> nobody want to see that. >> georgetown school of medicine is hosting st. baldrick's day. some georgetown students and faculty will shave their heads to show support for cancer patients. they

bowers, it's karen, let me ask you something. your financials, and i would think being in some of the early stage stuff that you're in that you would have higher nonperformers than you do. although you have big charge ups when you do have a nonperforming. but it was surprisingly low to me. do you get a bigger spread, as well, for being in that -- what i perceive as riskier part of lending? >> well, there's a couple of things here. first of all, we are very much lending almost entirely to companies that have a degree if not a large degree of venture backing. so we'll seldom go into a straight up, if you will, boot strapped company. so we're looking very closely at the investor as we go into these things. secondly, what i would say is there's almost always a degree of value no matter what happens to these companies. whether it's the intellectual property, a degree of receivables, a smart set of engineers, any number of factors create value in these companies. so you're right, i think most people look at our business and would think

between providers and companies that provide the service to their employees and the transportation like bowers and compass who many of this contract out for so there's an overlap and that's included in that the medical institution as well >> so shilt companies. >> in most cases the transportation provider that's they're busy and operators but ultimately whomever wants to choose to be the permit he. >> are you going to ask for more money. >> so the state law based on prop 18 and 26 restricts any local government from collecting foes and they're now greater to cost than the fees support. so the state law to raise the revenue is is to go to the voters for a revenue increase >> how many plays - >> i don't think we have that information. i didn't really mention this one of the benefits of the pilot is to gather the information that requires a significant data component to this so we can understand the dynamics of how many people are moving in from where >> so is there infrastructure improvements and how much money and how does this effect building - >> probably not building new stops but signage to

detective steve bowers is one of the officers in pursuit. >> this was the first chase that i've evernvolved a truck, and the danger is that it's an 80,000 pound vehicle. it's going to run over or destroy anything else on the road. >> alerted by other truck drivers that the suspect is listening to a police scanner, bowers tries to convince the man to give up. >> you need to pull over and stop now before you get shot. >> but the suspect ignores the warning. >> bad things are about to happen if you don't stop. >> with few options, police deploy stop sticks in the path of the semi, but the truck manages to avoid them. another unit waits at the top of a hill, but the suspect spots him and swerves to the right. >> he switched lanes to avoid the stop sticks and sideswiped the other car occupied by two elderly people. >> thrown out two sets of spikes. >> further down the road, deputy troy and trooper patty falk are getting ready to deploy more stop sticks. >> got in position, got my stop sticks set up on bridge where i could deploy them and within a matter of several seconds he was on top of

. >> it's through the new york rescue mission and the bower reu mission so it's mission, peopled is have> reporter: team members talk to several people inviting a number back to the church six accepted. once someone accepts an invitation from the street canvassing team they are brought back to the host church where they are fed a hot meal and also given some basic medical attention. that clues basic dental and eye care also from volunteers like jose chen, an op .co op to optoo offer the his services here after having done december similar verve cesc overseas. >> we have gone to peru helping over there. so we wanted to do something closer to home. >> reporter: across the country, in a winter that's brought record cold to some areas, homeless organizations have intensified their out reach. in philadelphia homeless shelters and the public to help find people living on the streets and in iowa this weekend the main shelter in des moines had people sleeping in chairs after all 150 beds filled up as the latest storm approach. back in new york, while everyone here got a hot meal. >> over at the

challengers bowers tied for second. >>> school leaders in montgomery county will send a message aboutrcrowding in the classroom. they're rallying thursday to call for state construction. they're already working with prince george's and baltimore counties to spend $1 in state money for every $2 in county money. star is among those planning to be at the rally. in fairfax, teachers are getting ready to protest lagging salaries. it could hurt students in the long run. teachers are protesting cutting back on work outside of their contracts. this includes tutoring, traveling and writing college recommendations. fairfax county boasts the biggest school system. in recent years the salaries have fallen behind arlington an >>> all of us moms agree having a baby is challenging. having to return to work six months later, many are doing it in our region. we look at how army moms get mission ready. >> i used to be able to do 42 pushups in two minutes, 70 situps in two minutes and run a 17 flat two miles. in one month, specialist veronica king is expected to do it again. five months after having her

>> well, you can't make somebody talk unless you want to get jack bower out of retirement. most you can do is give them an incentive to talk or you can punish them for not talking and that is contempt. but make no mistake we can't make her tell us what she knows, we can just punish her if she doesn't. and that is where i would like to see this go. she waived her fifth amendment privilege, if you remember back in may she made 17 separate factual assertions. that is a lot of talking for somebody who wants to remain silent. either she talks and will negotiate a resolution with her or she doesn't and we hold her in contempt in front of congress. >> well, it sounds like we'll never hear from her. because darrell issa indicated as much. >> martha, i did this for 16 years, trust me, we can get her to talk. >> very interesting, we'll leave it at that. and we'll talk to you soon. trey gowdy, thank you very much. >>> how about this, pot smoking in the bathroom, third graders? third graders? >>> and plus, a nominee shot down because of his ties. and what happens if the white house goe

this is a woman of the war story, and so if you grow up in bower row park as i did in brooklyn, in the early 1940s, girls did not have a future in religion at that time i left. i didn't see a future for myself even though i was known as the smarteddest, quote, boy in hebrew school class, so torah study, and it's interesting, i believed very strongly in working with religious muslims, and i persuaded muslims they have to, if we are going to make a resistance movement, then we need all of us, and that the right to practice is as important as the right not to be coerced into practicing that religion; right? i don't know if there's a direct -- i would say when i discovered the shameful history of the jews of islam, when we thought that only european, holocaust era in the west is what troubled the jews, when i began to look into the history of the ceaseless muslim lands against infidels, certainly, today, against christians, big time, but the middle east, the muslim middle east, jews have been chased out. .. >> and there's a special prison. always the mothers-in-law who have killed their da

here is a projection of these three different scenarios in one area in delaware, bower's beach. it shows how now this is a well-established beach community and in the most conservative, we've still got something of land and in the middle it's completely cut off here from the mainland and then in the most likely, sadly, given most current evidence, there's literally nothing left except a little sand bar out by itself in the delaware basemen bay. that gives you one example why the difference between these three scenarios matters so much. there is no scenario where bower's community is a viable beachfront community by the end of this century. this is very close to dover air force base and hes up under water. let's look at south wilmington. the? i which i live is wilmington. as the water rises in the atlantic ocean it also rises up the delaware base and the christina river and rises in the peterson wildlife refuge, too. the impact here is potentially devastating. we're talking about water a foot and a half higher than what delaware experienced during super storm sandy but not for a

watch how quickly they turn on gm's executive mary bower, who just months ago was treating like she wasf ark. now she's getting set to be burned at the stake. it's human nature for some humans to be worms, but it's still really wormy how quickly humans can become worms. wow. you know, this kind of stuff will never stop until a gm executive goes to jail. that's not a crash victim saying that. it's a former head of the safety agency in charge of investigating it. the explosive interview you can only catch at 8:00 p.m. on fbn tonight. scary stuff. see you then. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and tom shillue. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> it's a deadline day for obamacare, just seven hours until the window closes for this year's open enrollment for president obama's signature healin a fitting term, the healthcare.gov website crashed several times today for those trying to beat the cutoff. despite the technical glitches, the white house machine claimed more than 6 million americans have enrolled so far,

in 2009, shane bower, josh fatale and sarah shore were arrested and kept captive after going on a hikeaq. they were detained and accused of espionage. they were eventually released, sarah first in 2010 and josh and shane in 2011. the three have written a new book about their experience called "a sliver of light: three americans imprisoned in iran." joining me now, shane, josh, and sarah. i welcome all three of you. i'll begin with you, shane. describe the conditions inside that prison. what was that like? do you think you might have been treated differently because you were american? >> thanks for having us. the prison we were in, we were in iran's central prison and we were held in a political ward where there were pro-democracy activists and other political prisoners held in isolation, many of them in solitary confinement. we sometimes heard people being beaten. people told us they were electrocuted or beaten on the bottom of their feet. but we quickly realized that we -- our interrogators told us that they knew we weren't spies after two months of interrogation and that we were, you

referenced your former constituent when you were a senator in massachusetts, now my constituent, colin bower and how that's affecting u.s. interests. if you can give us a little bit of a forecast on what's going on and how we can be more effective going forward. two, building off mr. kinzinger's question about afghanistan and the bsa, how those negotiations are going or if they're going at all at this point. three, this committee had a hearing about eight months ago or so after the conflict in mali. i was struck by you are probably well aware the median age in mali is 15. throughout northern africa it's in the late teens, early 20s. as you move eastward including the area along the mediterranean, you are getting close to 200,000 people with that as the median age. what can we do so we don't hear about these problems and make sure there's a long term strategy and long term development for not just this region but the world. >> congressman, that last question is the big question that all of us need to be dealing with and coping with. president obama is analyzing that now and has asked us to lo

. >>> paulina rubio está nuevamente en el ojo del huracán, después que la cantante alex bower dijo que> en serio. >>> 35 años, 3 5 >>> mañana es el cumpleaños de alan tacher . >>> justo me voy (risas) . >>> bueno, hasta pronto >>> vámonos, vámonos >>> happy birthday to you! >>> vámonos ♪. >>> eh, eh, eh. >>> vámonos, princesa, vámonos ♪. (aplausos) (♪). (♪). (♪). . (♪). (♪). (♪). (♪). (♪).