iceman bowles. >> hey, bowles, is now a good time to talk?y. step back for me. at this point in time, i don't know what the motivation is for jeremy to confess all this. i don't know if his conscience is finally weighing on him. if the loss of his family members is weighing on him. or if the fact that his kids are out there running around without a good father figure. i'm not sure what his motivation is to confess at this time. do you feel that part of this and part of the reason you may be talking about these things that haven't been talked about or discussed or even known by law enforcement is part of a sense for you to bring some closure to some things? >> yeah. i just, you know, dealing with all this and just everything period is just taking its toll on me. i think it's just better off that i do this, get this done with and get it out of my system because it's something that has been eating at me for a long time. you know, like other people's families. they have kids and they have moms and they have dads. i don't think a lot of them peopl

this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts.st time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring -- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the turf from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. that is about all nfl is saying. >> what are some of of the cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. [laughter] there will be a coin

so the perfect bacon bowl, does it really do that? >> we had no perfect bacon bowls. there was one pretty close and i was very happy with that. >> reporter: for $23, would you buy them? >> no. if they were $10, yes, i would give it a shot. >> reporter: liz crenshaw, news 4 today. >>> and we're staying on top of a couple of stories now. police told us about the man officers shot and kill this had morning in northwest washington. they say he was wanted for the murder of a 19-year-old girl last month in northeast washington. logon to nbcwashington.com throughout the day for updates on this story and we'll also have more on news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. >>> vice president joe biden slam i slamming russia's moves on ukraine this morning. more sanctions will be imposed soon, they say. >>> pictures of blossoms outside the kennedy center, already starting to bloom. but don't go running to the tidal basin just yet. the blossoms you see in these pictures are a different type and tend to bloom a few weeks earlier than the ones on the tidal basin. the cherry blossom

this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts.st time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11 when he began pitching the idea to nfl politicians as a way to jumpstart an economy. it was not until the metlife stadium was built in 2010 that idea caught on. >> the nfl owners liked to bring -- they wanted the world to see this great facility. >> many will be watching super bowl xlviii. perhaps no venue is better prepared for an event like this. 20 times a season, metlife undergoes a transformation. they change it from one team to another. that includes the removable endzone. the turf from one team is rolled up and under the stands and another team's turf is rolled out. that is about all nfl is saying. >> what are some of of the cosmetic changes? >> i know we are standing on the 50 yard line. [laughter] there will be a coin

. >> one night while bowling with his friends, his symptoms were so severe, he had to be hospitalized. >> ann miller said he was pale and white and he was holding the trash can and said he had eaten a hot dog at the bowling alley and felt like he had gotten food poisoning. >> eric was put into intensive care, but when his condition improved, he was released. several days later, he was hospitalized again. this time, doctors found a huge amount of arsenic in his system. well over the lethal level. >> the urine test from the second hospital was really high. it was sky high. >> it's tasteless. it's odorless. it's water soluble. can easily be mixed in with food or drink. >> arsenic is a poison used in pesticides, herbicides and insecticides. >> they asked him if he knew of anybody that would have any reason to harm him or hurt him in any way. and he indicated that he did not. >> within hours, eric miller was dead. >> it's a very, very painful way to die. arsenic basically it's away at your body from the inside out. >> within hours, eric miller was dead. >> it's a very, very painful way to

the huge new project will not be done before the 2016 super bowl. as ktvu news reports the push is on to get a 400 million- dollar project led by joe montana ready by game time. >> the 49er levi stadium helped bring the 2016 super bowl to santa clara but city officials also want to keep as much of the super bowl party here and local hotels and restaurants. brad and lisa sunday on of the local 49er booster club went to the new orleans super bowl to watch the team played the ravens and stayed at a hotel near the stadium. >> being that close in being with the other fans, that's the whole things. >> santa clara acknowledges it won't have the two main projects for the stadium ready by the super bowl. the main projects by related california include a hotel, restaurants and a department store and it will be built on part of what is now a golf course. officials would have liked the tax revenue by the time of the game that was not the plan. >> we never had those scheduled to be ready by super bowl, because of this strict environmental process of building a l

than ever before--bowling is up in america--bowling leagues, bowling in teams is off by about 60 percent.' and the money it turns out, in bowling, is in the beer and pretzels. because when you buy--when you dr--when you--when you bowl in a league, you drink four times as mer--much beer and you eat four times as many pretzels. and the money in bowling is in the beer and pretzels, not in the balls and shoes, so they were in this funny situation in which he was aware of the fact that people were bowling more but not bowling in leagues. and so i thought that captured the fact that we were--we were not connecting with our friends and neighbors as much as we--as we once did. and i wanted to get across the idea that it wasn't just in kind of do-gooding ways that we were not connecting. it wasn't that we were just no longer voting, although voting is down, as everybody knows. it wasn't just that we were, you know, no longer belonging to some kind of organization that does good. but it--it was also that we were not even connecting in informal ways with our friends and neighbors. that's why i used

music, food, and bowling in brooklyn.e are going to be talking to the cofounder of brooklyn bowl, one of the hottest clubs in new york which is expanding overseas and out west. the details ahead. ♪ >> what do you get when you cross bowling with music? in one case you get brooklyn bowl. the club is on a roll. they say they have the best music club in new york for several years in a row and it features live performances every night. you can brush up on your strikes and spares. joining me now is charlie ryan, the cofounder of brooklyn bowl. i am so excited to talk to you because i have never thought that someone would be saying brooklyn and bowling is going international. tell us the story. >> we really were the first bowling alley in 55 years in brooklyn. we had great success with this swirl of different elements. it isn't just one thing. we like to think that what we do is more than the sum of the parts. >> what was the neighborhood around brooklyn bowl like when you started it? was it this upscale real estate? >> not at a

. >> the 49ers sadeium will be ready for the super bowl -- stadium will be ready for the super bowl, but how about restaurants? we will tell you what officials are doing to get ready for the game. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . >>> the 49ers new stadium is on tract to be open for the football season but will everything be ready when the super bowl rolls into town? there are new concerns the area around the stadium won't have all of the new hotels and restaurants ready to accommodate the super bowl crowds. ktvu's robert handa is here with more on this. robert? >> the race is on. levi stadium will be ready for the super bowl but the development around the stadium will not. a late rally will be needed, involving joe montana. >

i didn't spect that business would be a bowl of cherries. i knew as you came in there would be challenges, and with the carefullest of plans things could could awry. that gave me the battle to influence things, as long as i was out there in the fray, i was fine. this was a series of onslaughts in my personal life that i couldn't control. i used alcohol, which i couldn't control and i reached a point that it's hard to tell people that have been addicted to a substance. the first enchaination is to say -- inclination is if you had more will power and wanted to stop, you'd stop. i think i exhibited significant will power in building the relationships and the business that we have. that changes the brain, so it stops becoming conscious. the disease concept is difficult to get across to people who simply think, gee, why didn't you stop. if behind door a was spiritural fulfilment, a happy family, economic peace, reputation, great relationships. now, behind door b is catastrophe, legal implications, financial devastation, relationships breaking up,

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are you working on your bowl? [ laughter ] >> yeah, work on the bowl!ut, i just want you to learn how to do it. >> yeah. >> so, you put the adhesive on. and then, let it dry a little tiny bit. oh, look! there's that cute little dog. >> seth: yeah, frisbee is trying to get l'il jon's attention. so now, we're making a golden dog bowl here. >> yes. and then, underneath, you have one that's already gilded. see, then you pull off the paper. [ laughter ] pull off the paper. >> how do we rub -- you know, just like this? >> yes, yeah. let it dry a little bit and all that gold will come off. >> i got arts and crafts skills, too! >> yes. i bet you do. so this gets on here. this is the way you apply gold leaf. one way you apply gold leaf. and when you pull it off, then you get your gold like this. look. is it coming off? here, look. >> oh, yeah. that looks like my teeth. yeah. >> and then you can put -- you can embellish with pacino's name. >> yeah. making great -- see, that's not pulling off very well, right? >> it is not pulling off because it's still too wet. >

>> yes, the super bowl is just the catalyst. we are not blaming this on the super bowl by no means.arge events across the country and a lot of people gather and away from home tend to wind up with this stuff. right now we have spring training going on. we need to worry about that in arizona. >> other an getting rid of the ads, what do you want to happen? >> in arizona we are going to pass legislation that empowers the first responder but protecting the kids, once we discover them and protect them and treat them as a victim, not a prostitute and enable them to get help and education and all those things and help them get back into society. >> sometimes the victims are the only ones get arrested. >> that is one of the ways to keep them safe and get them off of the streets. >> could you talk about why this is an issue that you are so passionate about. >> well, it is affecting this country in ways that i once i got it into i never truly understood how deep and threatening this is to the children. when a young girl or a young boy goes to the mall and wind up in a sex trafficking ring, th

>> a could be the biggest a bowl of pasta ever. organizers recorded more than 500 pounds of noodles and into this -- organized sport more than 500 pounds of noodles in this bowl full stop the meal was made -- in this bowl. -- the meal was made to celebrated the italian in theou have any plans morning to go to church are any time of the day, you can go. , it is ok. morning tomorrow afternoon, the rain will come. a changeover to all snow. it could become heavy into monday. the commute on a monday morning will be a slow go. expect cancellations and delays. will warm up toward the end of the week. >> will have more. stay with us. the investigation if a >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news sunday news extra, on your side. --saturday news extra, on your side. cluesbegin with a new into the missing malaysian airliner that it disappeared or more than it week ago. the prime minister said it was not an accident. investigators are turned their focus back on the pilot. chuck see percent have the latest. -- sieberson has

>> this is andrew calhoun, bowled 280, a perfect game. he bowled 280 backwards.does. he twists his hands and he says it doesn't hurt his hands any more than when he bowls forward. he broke the record of 278, which was set in 2006. so this guy from rockford, illinois, is the champion with almost a perfect score, 280, bowling backwards. did he get the spare yet? >> yeah, he got it. >> crazy. he even gets the spare. >> incredible. wow! that's incredible. i will say when i bowl, i always figure if i can get it down the same line every time. i try to do the same thing over and over again. but it never works. >> this works fine for him. try it that way. maybe you'll do better. >> wow. >>> so from there to this really cool video. every time we have these videos of soldiers coming home to surprise their families, we want to show them. they are great and emotional. this is a compilation. this soldier decides to surprise his entire family. starts with dad, then to mom and then sister starts out with dad. you'll be able to see the reaction. >> oh! oh, you look great. >> thi

we are not blaming this all on the super bowl. large events across the country where a lot of people gather away from home tend to wind up with this stuff. we have spring training going on. >> other than getting rid of the ads, what else do you want to happen. >> in arizona we are about to put into final passage that not only empowers the first responders, but protects the kids. once we discover them, we protect them, treat them as a victim, not prostitutes, and hopefully enable them to get not only help, but education and all those things to put them into society. >> the victims are sometimes the only ones that get arrested. sometimes it's the only way to make them safe. when you have a pitch looking for you. many times they say it's only way to get them off the streets. >> can you talk about why this is an issue you are so paigh passionate about. >> it is affecting the country in ways that once i got into this i didn't understand how deep this is, especially to our children. we are about trying to keep the children safe. when a

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i think simpson bowles put the template down. i think you need to give credit for what has been done so far. think of it as a three legged stool that you address the deficit issue with. one leg is discretionary spending. the entire discretionary side has been done. $900 billion of savings in the 2011 agreement. $2 trillion in the sequester, assuming it holds. revenues have been raised $600 billion. that is a big number. it was done incorrectly. it should have been done through tax reform. what is left on the table to do? entitlements and there are only three accounts account. medicare, medicaid, and social security. the united states has historically spent 20% of gdp. and they are still going up because of this massive demographic shift. they are all related to aging. we are going from 35 million to 75 million retired persons. that system does not work. we have to adjust our entire entitlement programs. not in any draconian or dramatic way that affects resident recipients. 10 years from now, 20 years from now, 30 years from now,

when santa collar a will host their first super bowl. >>> good morning.'m mark kelly. >> i'm ann mavavic. it's going to be a wet one around the area. we have bryan if to give in to give us the details. >> we have a good system heading south through somo county. as we look out you can see that things have turned wet in the city as well get first scattered showers in the peninsula and yuca tshgston. there's rain through santa row sachlt it will rosa. it will -- rosa. it will head south through the day. you can see right now over the peninsula scattered showers. rain moving in in advance of that front. it will get breezy with gusty winds. showers through tonight. we get a break on sunday . more rain moving in on monday. in fact, the week ahead looking fairly unsettled. the complete for cast when we do the forecast a few minutes from now. >>> a lawyer for state senator leland yee said he plans to plead not guilty to corruption and gun running charges. the california senate has taken action. joe vasquez reports, yee was in his hometown of san francisco as his

we found our bowling lanes. july was surprised to see our names already up in lights. >> 6-pound ball. >> reporter: with our shoes on, we were ready to choose a ball and get rolling. july said he hadn't had a chance to bowl much. he lives in a group home. his teachers say he's a wonderful child. >> he likes to do everyday boy activities. he likes to play outside and go to the playground. he likes to bowl. >> reporter: let's go get something to eat, okay? >> okay. >> reporter: ready? we checked out the menu and were surprised when chef terry sanchez showed up with some delicious grilled cheese sandwiches without our even ordering them. what's your favorite thing to eat? >> macaroni and cheese. >> reporter: july really hopes to find parents that will want to adopt him and make him a part of a real family. what would you like? >> mom and dad. >> reporter: mom and dad and? >> sisters and brothers. >> reporter: sisters and brothers. some pets. dogs? cats? >> dogs and cats. >> reporter: he says he'd love to have a fam

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the mayor has said chicago could bid for the super bowl as early as 2019. right now, chicago houses the n-f-l's smallest stadium, in terms of capacity. soldier field seats a little more than 61 thousand people. but that's still about eight thousand seats less than the n- f-l's preferred minimum for a super bowl. no major disruptions were reported yesterday as the illinois standard achievement test got underway. the exam require all students 3-8. some students say it's taking away from concern time since the current version will be phased out. officials had threatened to force a boycotting teachers from the school building but were allowed to stay and teach students who did not take the test. at least 1500 students opted not to take the test. the data is required by the new child left behind act. >>the four republican candidates for governor faced off in a debate at the university of chicago last night. and it didn't take long for front runner bruce rauner's six million dollars in contributions to his own campaign to become an issue. >> is there a limit you

, the best lady bowl never the club.e divided. >> it seems incredible that they're all doing the same thing. >> absolutely. it's great. it's great tradition. it is one of those traditions passed down. >> b.j. started bowling nine-pin when he was a kid. now at 32 he plays on the same team as his father. >> who's better you or your dad? >> my dad for sure. that's why we call him ace. >> you could take some lessons from him. >> reporter: when we met this father and son duo, they didn't win but it's about knowing. >> it's knowing that the tradition is going to continue and the family is going to stae together and enjoy it and have fun. >> reporter: this club hopes to keep that tradition rolling for years to come. for "cbs this morning saturday," brandon scott, new brofls texas. >> if it was the far right or the far left. >> that's the one i always leave. 116 years old great tradition. >>> now for a final look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next kati lee is an expert chef, author and anom list. we'll talk about that

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projects includes two hotels and a restaurant. >> i imagine if it were open in time for the super bowl, the lines will be long and there will be a lot of people excited. >> officials say they hope to keep the planning process moving to get the montana project ready in time for that super bowl two years from now. >>> joe fonzi is in for mark. you will take us to arizona for cactus league play. >> where it is warm and sunny. the a's and giants both back at it. one story is the return of john jaceo. the starting catcher. he was hit in july, wasn't cleared to return suffering from a concussion. she now back on the -- he is now back on the field and ready for action. >> kind of depressing when you are stuck in the training room. it is good to be back. and competing again. physically and mentally just ready to go. ready to get going and just been a while since i played. antsy. >> in cactus league play the a's jumped on clayton kershaw for five runs in the third. they got 7 and won 7-3. tim lincecum two two chaton innings before the padres scored six times, san diego a 7-2 winner. the 49ers c

and i have a super bowl record.m scoring touchdowns in business which is a bigger accomplishment. >> very good. i like the way you did that. >> there is a lot of correlations between football and business. >> was that transition like to go from the nfl to the world of business? >> i would like to say it was glamorous but there was a lot of hard work. a lot of ups and downs. just like football, there is a lot of determination with that. we made it happen between my partner and i. we race defined and bought the business in 2012. a great business. identified with ports, great food, great hanukkah offering and it is a great investment. >> great investment but there are a lot of investments you can make. how did you decide that this was the risk reward choice that you felt comfortable taking? >> we did our it due diligence were cold time people on restaurant businesses. you have to remember 2008, 2009, people were scared of the restaurant business. we made a decision taste on the core fundamentals of this product and gre

. >> i never opened my eyes and when i did it was -- >>> take the big punch bowl that is known as panama city beach and pour in party beverages and dash in a couple of thousand strangers going to have fun and you have the perfect cocktail for spring break fun. >> hey, hey, hey. >> are you serious? it's spring break have fun. we see these every year this time. >> here the xchin-factor is thee at the port-o-potty. see that guy right there black and white hat tank top on, he's one of the guys involved in the fight. this guy here in the orange hat also one of the guys involved in this little pissing match so to speak and a couple of other guys join the orange hat guy and it turns into a three-on-one. >> hey, hey, hey. >> people go flying and fists are flying as well. these guys mobbing on top of the guy with the tank top. it's a mess. eventually boys in blue show up. they start to break this thick up. see the guy in the red shirt still got his legs wrapped around the guy with the tank top. he gets pulled off into the crowd and just splits away and disappears. the police arrest the guy with t

>> that bowl is bigger than the dog itself. >> it is a puppy but i think it will remain smaller than foxy. >> the other dog's eating, like, the little scraps of kibble that, like, make it out there. >> yes. >> my favorite part is how foxy finally gets the dog to get out of the bowl. box her on the head. >> give her left cross there. >> like, look, i'm done messing with you. >>> this dog infinite patience. doesn't care what else is going on. woman stops to look at him. cyclist goes by but watch what happens. >> oh, no. bummer. the dog has no cover. it's in the middle of that scare. it can't hide behind anything. that's a tough get. >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >> today on "dr. oz" the big health mistake you are probably making. dr. oz: 90% of us are not doing this right. skipping an important staple to good health. help you lose weight but protect you against disease colon cancer. i get think of a better way to effortlessly. >> are you making the big health mistake coming up next. this show is

home for "super bowl l." so set the date in your calendar. >> mobile weather is there. >> all right. >> "where's roberta?" is there! [ laughter ] >> we got to planned. we already have a little light rain on our live hi-def doppler radar. check it out. a little bit of green on the screen. i'll zoom in right there. do you see it? a little bit of light rain now falling to the north of the santa rosa area heading off in a northeast direction. otherwise, we have mostly cloudy skies in the city by the bay in the city of san francisco at 61 degrees. still in the upper 50s in santa rosa. brand-new area of low pressure is pressing up against the northwestern quadrant of the state of california as it goes south tapping into subtropical moisture. we have some substantial rainfall heading our way. we'll take whatever we can get. our futurecast places it obviously beginning in the north bay. slice it across the central bay by 7:00 tomorrow morning. there goes those little league games. and then just hanging out around the

>> that bowl is bigger than the dog itself.dog? >> it is a puppy but i think it will remain smaller than foxy. >> the other dog's eating, like, the little scraps of kibble that, like, make it out there. >> yes. >> my favorite part is how foxy finally gets the dog to get out of the bowl. box her on the head. >> give her left cross there. >> like, look, i'm done messing with you. >>> this dog infinite patience. doesn't care what else is going on. woman stops to look at him. cyclist goes by but watch what happens. >> oh, no. bummer. the dog has no cover. it's in the middle of that scare. it can't hide behind anything. that's a tough get. >>> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. [ applause ] >>> announcer: live from new york city, it's wendy williams! today, the very funny george lopez is on the couch to talk about his return to tv and fx comedy, "saint george." and the host of "american dream builders," nate berkus, is here it talk about his show and new wedding. and all the latest juicy "hot topics." now, h

. >> and the super bowl coming to a stadium near you.lara will not be the only city that benefits. man ,,,,,,,,,,,, see what's new at projectluna.com congressman eric swalwell fm dublin has a lot to process. and he j legislation to >>> from immigration reform to bay area political scandal. eric swalwell has a lot to process. phil is sitting down with him now. >> that is right. we have a lot to cover. thank you for joining us. first up immigration. i see why the democrats want to put it back on the front burner. republicans don't want to get near it. how much of this is an effort to get past it? how much of this is midterm politics? >> this is about real people who want real reform. over 218 members of congress that is the majority say they will pass it. one person stands in the way and that is speaker boehner who won't bring it to the floor for a vote. >> now it's more than one person that stands in the way. he won't bring it to the floor because he says the votes are not there. democrats want it on the floor so they can have something t

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drives up to the front and then gives it the old bowling ball toss down the driveway.hat delivery person just kind of leans out the window and rolls it up to the front door of this guy's house. this is in the syracuse area. the guy that posted the video says it's a u.s. postal service worker. they are not certain it is a postal service. it could be another contractor. inside that box hard drive. >> oh, no. >> i wonder if it will ever work right. >> it's probably packed in a bunch of styrofoam and everything but you know how expensive it is, you hate to see it treated like that. >> i don't think it is that bad to be honest with you. when you think about where these packages go and the processing through the sorting of everything and they go ka-tumbling down belts and get thrown into different crates and stuff like that, i don't know. do you expect the guy to get out and gingerly place it on the front door? >> yeah, that's his job. i don't want people bowling with my mail. >> when it comes to your house and it's your stuff, you paid for whatever's in that box, you don't

. >> people are quiet when they are bowling. you have to be quiet when somebody is bowling? >> not on my bowling team. >> i am not sure anybody bowls. >> they do. >> senate democrats introduced a bill that would ban electronic cigarettes to teens. despite theett implications of e sigs are, like the rash on my back, not yet clear. we can't undo decades of risk of progress as i totally destroy reading this quote because i tried to read it too fast. i will start over. we cannot risk undoing decades of progress and and reducing youth smoking by allowing e-cigarette makers to target our kids. it will protect our children from an industry that profits from addiction. andy, are you shaking your head at how i read that? >> no, it made more sense the first time. these people are clinically insane. there is zero statistical evidence that teens are using e-cigs as a gateway to cigarettes. there is data that shows as vaping goes up, smoking goes down. if anything, it is the opposite. you smoke cigarettes for the nicotine. you die from the tar. there is no tar in e cigarettes. it is simp