there is no set-top box. there is no set-top box?then you'll see that it is not the set-top box that bends. it is only yourself." now, all of this might explain the deep bipartisan concern on capitol hill to the set-top box regulation. senator bill nelson, ranking member of the senate committee on commerce, science and transportation, has told us to avoid taking any action that could ultimately threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming. a diverse group of 25 democratic representatives have counseled restraint, saying it's important for the government not to be overly prescriptive in regulation. congressman tom marino and ted deutsch have warned us that this proceedings could upset the delicate situation that could undermine the licensing, distribution, and copy righted programming and potentially jeopardize efforts to prevent copyright infringement. judy shoo, adam schiff and mimi walters have expressed their concerns over the impacts on independent, minority and religious content creators. i wish the commission had l

a third party box. what he hopes will produce some out come that will be costless for them. do you see any solution that could address that? >> i'm hopeful as well. the notion that we would delegate to the parties in the middle east, we will have a body where jordan and syria and israel have to get together and come up in a couple of years with the consensus model is not likely to happen. you simply can't say we expect a mandate to issue from this on the basis of consensus. you can't do that by the government. >> consumers going to be able to tell the difference between the fcc forcing cable companies to force consumers to have another box versus the cable company forcing consumers to have another? >> i'm not sure the existence of the second box, but they pointed out and i have as well, what consumers want us to eliminate all and it told the majority that relies on the slogan of unlock the box. that's just a backward looking view of where it is going. one that's much cheaper for the consumer as opposed

a cable box already set up. up."cable in, cable out, if you need to use it for older tvs, and an hdmi output..."but my email inbox is filling up with emails from viewers like pat conrad...who writes.... "i'm confused. i thought everything went all digital in 2009. why do we need these?" kathy miller emailed me to say..."the easy connect insructions were not easy. we were on the phone with time waner for over an hour!"and judy wertheim wrote..."they wanted $39 to install my mini box."so we got answers.--pat, you need a mini box becuase they are dropping analog cable, which was still offered. --kathy, you will need to call time warner to activate the boxes, though it should take only a few minutes. --judy, the boxes are free the first year, but you may have to pay a small fee if you want them to hook it up. however, you don't need a mini box if you have roku or several game systems: systems: "if you have a roku, you can same thing with microsoft xbox or a playstation."that way you avoid any rental or setup fees. t

one box. as well. and then we have the next box here is for marco rubio. is it one box? one box. box for marco rubio. we come over to donald trump. donald trump has two boxes. two boxes and they are counting the stacks of 100 votes right now. we move owe strong to severe kasich, kasich also has one box. here in wichita, kansas. so one box for kasich. and you're also seeing these numbers on the screen. they are populating on the screen so you can see them. now here is the big reveal. ted cruz, you can see on the screen. 51%. check out the number of boxes that ted cruz has here. in wichita, kansas. you have two, four, six, seven volunteers counting his boxes because he has -- one, two, three, four, five boxes and donald trump of course you can see on the screen at 38%. here's the big deal, folks. all of these boxes equal votes. now you can see these piles of 100. only so many fit in each box and again, ted cruz, four boxes, wolf. we'll have to see how many votes we see at the end of the day. >> one caucus site in wichita, kansas. we'll get back to you. at least at that site ted cru

we should eliminate all the boxes.i don't know if that's something we go to congress to talk about. or something we talk to the industry about eliminating boxes altogether. talk about saving money. that's a better opportunity than the world we're talking, heading in this path. >> earlier i asked a question to the chairman about network reengineering and the idea of a second box that mvpds might require a second box to be installed in your home in addition to a third-party box. i guess, you know, it seems like from what he's thinking that he hopes the standards process will produce some outcome that will be relatively costless for mvpds. do you see any kind of solution coming out of that process that could address that? >> hey, look, i'm hopeful for middle east peace as well, but the notion we could delegate to all the parties in the middle east, we're going to have an open standards body where jordan, syria, israel have to get together and come up in couple years with a consensus model is just not likely to happen. the

a cable box already set up. up."cable in, cable out, if you need to use it for older tvs, and an hdmi output..."but my email inbox is filling up with emails from viewers like pat conrad...who writes.... "i'm confused. i thought everything went all digital in 2009. why do we need these?" kathy miller emailed me to say..."the easy connect insructions were not easy. we were on the phone with time waner for over an hour!"and judy wertheim wrote..."they wanted $39 to install my mini you need a mini box becuase they are dropping analog cable, which was still offered. --kathy, you will need to call time warner to activate the boxes, though it should take only a few minutes. --judy, the boxes are free the first year, but you may have to pay a small fee if you want them to hook it up. however, you don't need a mini box if you have roku or several game systems: systems: "if you have a roku, you can use our twc tv app, and the same thing with microsoft xbox or a playstation."that way you avoid any rental or setup fees. i h

troops get to keep from @each box. @>>> tuna recall find out while @double b is recalling thousands @of cases of tonight and what is @in your pantry. @could it be on the list? @>> battle over pets. @meet a woman in florida who is @fighting to keep rambo why she @says he would not survive the @wild. @>>> a spring -- spring start @sunday but looks like winter is @about to go @ @ @. @>>> definitely shocking when @you heard that number 70 cents @girls don't keep up to one @fifth of the change white is @the girls sell them where does @the money go? @all the money stays and @northeast ohio. @>> we found girl scouts of the @south park mall selling thin @mints, similar to my favorite @>> a goal to -- 2000 boxes once @they hit it they pick from @several different prizes. @>> trying to raise money to go @to the amish country and have a @rest and hang out at the hotel. @>> the going rate $4 a box how @much stays with the troop? @>> 64 cents. @>> it depends on how many @cookies you sell the more you @sell the more money you make @off each box. @>> more than 64 cents you got @to keep? @>> we all

in my district talk about boxes, they say think outside the box, we don't have any boxes. think it's about time that in the 21st century that we really open up set-top boxes, because -- >> do gentlelady's time has expired. >> thank you. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. oralson. >> -- olson. >> i thank the chair and welcome to our fcc commissioners. happy birthday, commissioner clyburn. >> thank you. >> commissioner rosenworcel, did you have a chance to go by county line barbecue at sxsw? >> no, i went to salt lick. >> you'll have to come back. and commissioner pai brought up the ncaa march madness, chairman did as well. i'm a proud texan, guys. the ago geese from college station -- aggies had the greatest comeback ever in college basketball -- [laughter] down 12, moving on. so we'll play kansas maybe in houston for the final four. of. [laughter] my first question's about privacy, and to you, commissioner pai and commissioner o'rielly, on the purpose of the nprm getting input from the stakeholders before drafting and passing a rule. before, input be

fest. >> reporter: the not just here at the box fest hall it extends throughout the neighborhood. >> the restaurants and bars, throughout downtown are celebrating box fest with the different varieties of beers and promotions today. here, box olympics is new and i am looking forward to see what this is about. >> you can participate it in this morning, just the fun and games and so we will have the corn hul and the falling and the trivia and everything is inside of the box fest haul. >> what is fouling? >> it is a hybrid of bowling and it is football. >> so and you said that it is complicated? >> it is not as easy as it looks, believe me. >> especially after you have a couple and you will have it --. >> indeed. >> in a little bit, we are going to go inside of the box fest hall and see what is going on in there and when does it kick off eeleven today. >> it is family oriented so there are a lot of games, beer, and a lot of fun and we will send it back to you guys. >> liz: all right, she mentioned the kids stuff is most of that free today. >> reporter: i think that is what she said, ther

and whatever you decide to take, let's say there is a big box you can take that big box. if you take that big box, then i'm going to give you the money, amy. - okay. wayne: but if you decide you want to keep your money, then amy gets the big box. so what do you think? (audience shouts suggestions) - okay, wayne, i choose the box. wayne: are you sure, tri tri? - yes. wayne: all right, this money is yours. what's in the box? jonathan: it's a pair of scooters. wayne: congratulations. - no way! jonathan: dash around town on these deluxe scooters from ssr motorsports featuring a four-stroke 150cc engines, efficient automatic transmission, electric starters and convenient underseat storage. this deal is worth $4,054. (cheers and applause) wayne: patrima, do not get on the scooter right now because your dress is kind of short. (laughter) in your pocket. - my wish came true. wayne: this isn't-- this is a sugar bowl, ooh, aladdin is sweet. hmm, rub it. (laughter) so you have got $1,000 in your hand right now, right? you can keep that money or you can take curtain number three. i'm

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how many boxes are we talking about?> among the boxes, lisa discovers this book which gives them a clue of what's to come. it's a family journal going back to the 19th century. this is so cool! this is a caricature of andrew green, known as the father of greater new york. i'm from new york. i've never heard of him. did you know much about him before? >> no, we didn't. >> that's when i started to go down the rabbit hole. they learned that this guy, their great-great-great-uncle andrew green, was born in 1820 in an area known as green hill in worcester, massachusetts. >> he had 10 brothers and sisters. his father was a lawyer. they were well-off but not rich. >> 300 miles south of kennebunkport here in manhattan, historian mike miscione has pieced together the story of lisa and john's ancestor and how he left his mark here in the big apple. and while there's no skyscraper, highway, or airport named after him, it turns out there really ought to be. >> he was largely responsible for creating the institutions that transformed

we address the box to the child. the box is filled like a gift. we like the element of surprise. >> reporter: every kid box includes six to eight pieces of clothing, crayons and stickers and a surprise ball for the kids to unravel. parents have seven days to decide what they want to keep, take the whole box for $98 or pay for individual pieces allah allah -- >> what's the most sought after sweatshirt and short or watch. those are the type of things we'll put in the box. >> reporter: while families open the box together, they can have a conversation about helping children who don't have new clothing. for every kid box purchased, the company will donate another to a family in need. they've teamed up with kids fashion delivers to let customers choose who they want to help. >> the family will have an opportunity to have a conversation about needs and be able to designate that kids in their area or around the country >> reporter: kids fashion started over 30 years ago and has donated over a billion of dollars in clothing to families in need. kid box is

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a cable box already set up. up."cable in, cable out, if you need to use it for older tvs, and an hdmi output..."but my email inbox is filling up with emails from viewers like pat conrad...who writes.... "i'm confused. i thought everything went all digital in 2009. why do we need these?" kathy miller emailed me to say..."the easy connect insructions were not easy. we were on the phone with time waner for over an hour!"and wanted $39 to install my mini box."so we got answers.--pat, you need a mini box becuase they are dropping analog cable, which was still offered. --kathy, you will need to call time warner to activate the boxes, though it should take only a few minutes. --judy, the boxes are free the first year, but you may have to pay a small fee if you want them to hook it up. however, you don't need a mini box if you have roku or several game systems: systems: "if you have a roku, you can use our twc tv app, and the same thing with microsoft xbox or a playstation."that way you avoid any rental or setup fees. a

in my district, talk about boxes -- they say think outside the box. we don't have any boxes. i think it's about time that in the 21st century, that we really open up set-top boxes. >> the gentlelady's time has expired. >> thank you. chair welcomes the commissioner from texas. >> happy birthday to mission or clyburn. rosenworcel, did you have the chance to go out to the barbecue on-- comm. rosenworcel: no, i went to salt lick. >> we mentioned march madness. i'm a proud texan guy. texas a&m university had the greatest comeback ever in college basketball. [laughter] 12 with 39 seconds left, double overtime. so we play kansas and maybe houston for the final four. my first question is on privacy commissioner pai and commissioner o'reilly. on the purpose of the nprm, before drafting a passing rule, it is the before. there are no conclusions, but the text i work for back home says this proposed rule is full of conclusions. they say that is putting the cart before the horse. so my question is, are there forisions in this nrpm privacy? comm. pai: yes, there are. >> there are conclusio

two people in the box. ping-pong balls. they're going to push that box on the trampoline. >> that's when everything goes wrong. >> three, two, one. >> at first, both guys are moving around. the guy with the dark hair, look what happens to him. >> don't move him. careful. careful. >> everybody is concerned and this goes on for multiple minutes. they realize he's breathing. he starts to slowly move. >> call for help. >> they ask him if he's okay and then he starts smiling, but he does not move from that position after this stunt they say was something gone horribly wrong. >> did he hit the ground underneath? he landed feet first. the surface area is less than he came with it and took a hit to the head. one of these guys is going to push it through. someone is going to kill themselves trying to get clicks, trying to get like, trying to get views. >> i hope nobody tries this stunt at home thinking they can replicate it. as you can see, this could have been a lot worse. to hit the gym -- >> motivated. >> see her impressive worko

in my district, talk about boxes, they say think outside the box. we don't have any boxes, i think it's about time in the 21st century that we get rid of set top boxes. >> i thank the fcc kpig nevers, chairman, did you have a chance to go out to the skyline barbecue at south by sweft? >> i went to salt lake. >> and the ncaa march madness, i'm a proud texan, guys, i have to tell you, the aggies from college station, texas a&m university, had the best college basketball game in history. we'll play kansas maybe in houston for the time four. my first question is about privacy. on input from the stake holders, before passing the rules, before, there are no conclusions, but the texans i work for back home, say this privacy issue, this propose rule is full of conclusions, they say that's putting the cart before the horse. >> mr. rally, are there conclusions? >> yes, there are. >> there are conclusions. >> is there something like a notice of intent that was passed earlier this year to base this conclusion upon? >> i can tell the people back home, how they g

if you don't fill in the "delegates at large box"... that's the first box...it won't count. so the obvious question is... why have 2 boxes? well last september, the party decided to make ohio a "winner-take-all" state... and that second box is just a carry-over from the previous method. party officials say they're required by law to have both on the ballot. if you'd like to see the full ballot for yourself, we've got it posted along with an explanation right now on fox19 now dot com. it's that time of fox19 now is teaming up with saint jude children's research hospital for the annual dream home giveaway. tickets will be going on sale this thursday....for your chance to win a dream home in union kentucky! don't miss it. weather now animation it's also the time of year where we get ready to leave the cold behind... a beautiful day here in the queen city.... so is it gonna last catherine? now for a look at what we're working on for 10 o'clock. a kindergarten teacher is fired and parents are furious. tonight at ten.. the allegations.. and what those parents want from the distric

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and what we're saying that any competitive box, set top box or app has to be able to make the same kindf assurances and that if those assurances are not made, that the cable operator then doesn't have to do business with that box. and that just like smart tvs and tablets and smart phones all have that same kind of ability to collect information and have the ftc oversight, that if -- that protections that we've put in place are still not sufficient, that the ftc has authority to do something. here as recently as last week the ftc put out a notice to smart tv manufacturers as they intended. >> my time is expired. thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you mr. chairman. we'll turn to mr. doyle for questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. chairman wheel i want to thank you for your leadership on special access and for advancing this issue threw a very thorny process. it's critical that we get this right. and it's critical that we get this done. i believe our team is working diligently on this proceeding. i would only ask that as you work through this issue you be sensitive to the harm that's being d

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an ancient burial box, inscribed with the name "james", son of joseph, brother of jesus. a box that might actually be a connection to jesus christ himself. but who was his brother james? >> the gospels are very clear that jesus had siblings. >> from doubter. >> ask you imagine if your brother said, i'm the son of god? >> james ran the whole show in jerusalem. >> but why has james been forgotten in history? >> james really is the forgotten man. >> embroiled in one of the longest forgery trials ever, could this box be the first physical evidence of jesus and his secret brother james? ♪ >>> fall 2002. the royal ontario museum opens its doors to what may be the most significant discovery ever in biblical archaeology. a limestone burial box known as an ossuary, scientifically dated to the time of christ. on its side an inscription in ancient aramaic which reads "james, son of joseph, brother of jesus". >> it came just as we'd crossed the millennium threshold. we'd already had the y2k bug, we had the pope's millennial visits to the holy land. and th

either way the high lifeline giving box will stay chained up. jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> chaos expected in the nation's capital tomorrow. commuter chaos because in less than an hour from right now, the entire washington, d.c. metro rail system will shut down. emergency inspection will last 29 hours and focus on the system's third rail power cables. this after a fire on the tracks that caused huge delays yesterday. there was a similar fire last year there. >>> the cdc tonight issuing its first ever guidelines for prescription pain killers. the recommendations are meant to reshape how powerful opiates such as oxycontin and vicodin are prescribed for common ailments. the cdc is urging doctors to first consider physical therapy, exercise, and over the counter pain medications such as aspirin before turning to opiates. the guidelines come amid an epidemic of addiction in the u.s. >>> let's just write it off as a bad day for a mom. tonight we learn what was behind the grumpy mom photo that went viral. so what parent doesn't get a little

i bet he wouldn't call it a box any longer. he called it a box. it may be a lax to pim. it doesn't help him or no one. i felt that this was mine. >> he says he'll build. >> what is home. to someone what has nothing, it may be a cas. >> for the houses to take off, the city needs to get on board. until then, those that stay out on the streets will have to settle for they say than a roof over their heads. >> a new study suggests children that take medication for a.d.h.d. may have lower bone density than other kids their age. children taking medications, including ritalin and adderall showed lower bone density. it may not be responsible for the efficiency, but more research is needed. >> a family in a rural southern town what made be one of the greatest fines in baseball. seven rare cards. the tie cobb cards dating back to a series in 1909 to 1987. >> an expert says they are worth a minimum of a million dollars. they disorder the cards while cleaning out their late, late grandfather's house. >> i'm antonio mora, you can head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with

the collections are stored in the blue boxes. next, we visited the national park service to see a selection of items left at the wall. >> hi. i'm the museum technician for the national park service. i work specifically for the vietnam veterans memorial collection, which is housed here in the museum resource center. the building is for the national capital region parks. but our collection specifically is housed entirely in this building. we are a collection of objects that are left at a memorial in d.c., vietnam veterans memorial. visitors come by every day, leave objects at the memorial which our park rangers collect. and then every two weeks or so, we do a pickup at the memorial. we bring them out here to our moo zeal resource center where we sourt through them and catalog them and make them part of our collection. i have chosen objects to show you from the collection. they kind of cover the range of topics that the collection interprets, including ptsd, mothers and fathers who lost children. they are objects that will go on dis

senator nelson. >> set-top box. we don't want to threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming. so mr. chairman, how do you respond to the concerns that i raised about the impact of your proposal could have on existing copyright and contract provisions for video content? does the fcc -- do your proposal impact third parties, whether they'll be able to alter or add to video programming or advertising contained in such programming? >> thank you, senator nelson. i think there are probably several responses to that. o one, that which the cable operator puts out should remain sacrosanct and untouched and nothing in our proposal creates an opportunity for that to happen because copyright law remains in place, because the language that we used actually was lifted from the cable card language now being used by cable companies. in their cable card and has proffered sufficient to protect against that. and thirdly is we actually asked in paragraph 80 i think in the notice but if you think that's not good enough, te

"squawk box" will return in just a moment. >>> welcome back to box.less about a many decades long career on stage and screen big and small actor, william h. macy joins us the star of showtime "shameless" renewed for a seventh season. good morning. did you ever think when you started this six years ago you would be doing this seven years later. >> i sure hope so. >> how long can you do this for? >> four more years. showtime doesn't know that p.m. i'm just announcing it right now. >> that's oddly specific. my wife and are building a house so we've already spent the money. >> the house keeps getting bigger and the show goes longer. >> i can do it for a long time. the writers come up with it. one of the big fears ever doing a series, they have a tendency going one or two years beyond their expiration date and this one has not reached that yet. the scripts are engaging. >> you're seeing more and more viewers. do you think that's a function of dvrs and this whole sort of new world that we're living in? >> i think so. it's really become democraticized. anybo

peter wanted -- so he thought out the box by building a box. he pays 400 bucks a month to live in this living room. the box is a side table, shelves and cozy. as long as you're not close phobic. >> good for him. >> changes coming at at&t park. what's being done to keep the giant fans safe this season. we have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. >> obvious stuff, showers -- >> that's a good question. >> what about a dating life? >> well, that's -- >> because i would say -- >> there's two pillows in there. >> and you need two showers. >> so this morning, i go from my bedroom to kitchen, so that would work. $400 for a box. >> wow. >> more money on lunch. >> we have a shower here at work. >> all right. >> a way to think outside the box. >> all right, guys. >> lots of sunshine today and a slight chance of a mountain shower and gradual warming. all the way through the weekend. >> get out of your box and enjoy it, everybody. >> see you later. ♪ >> steffy: so, we're really doing this. >> wyatt: yeah, i-i don't even know why we waited so long. >

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squawk box" right here on cnbc.ldwide. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and rebecca quick. 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. after a three-day weekend, the dow now up 50 points. it would open that way. nasdaq looks to open up 12.5 points higher. nasdaq 5.5 points higher. we're 30 minutes away from key economic data. personal income and consumer spending. also core pce prices and the trade deficit all on today's agenda. >>> among the top stories today. microsoft reportedly in preliminary talks with private equity firms to help to finance a bid to buy yahoo! according to reports. executives from private equity firms approached microsoft to gauge interest. it comes as yahoo! is auctioning off its core internet business including search and mail. >>> japan's ntt data is buying dell's it services division for $3.1 billion. that will help dell raise cash to finance acquisition of emc. avon making a deal appointing cathy ross to its board. the investors are backing that move. >>> a few other

we're still in the set-top box era.comcast, just one company, a great company, by the way, but comcast is installing 40,000 set-top boxes a day in america. a day. we're in the set-top box era. there's 99% control by these companies. and to pretend otherwise is to ignore the real-life experience of every single american who has that clicker with that set-top box in front of them. and they would like another choice if we can provide it for them. they might stick with the incumbent. but i'll tell you one thing, the incumbent's going to start to innovate real fast with regard to what that box can do because there's nothing like darwinian paranoia-inducing competition to spur innovation that makes consumers feel good and lowers the price that they have to pay to rent the box if that's what they continue to do. thanks so much for your great work. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator markey. senator ayotte. >> thank you, chairman. i want to thank all the commissioners for being here. i wanted to ask commissioner rose

we're still in the set-top box era. comcast, just one company, a great company, by the way, but comcast is installing 40,000 set-top boxes a day in america. a day. we're in the set-top box era. there's 99% control by these companies. and to pretend otherwise is to ignore the real-life experience of every single american who has that clicker with that set-top box in front of them. and they would like another choice if we can provide it for them. they might stick with the incumbent. but i'll tell you one thing, the incumbent's going to start to innovate real fast with regard to what that box can do because there's nothing like darwinian paranoia-inducing competition to spur innovation that makes consumers feel good and lowers the price to they have to pay to rent the box if that's what they continue to do. thanks so much for your great work. thank you so much, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator markey. senator ayotte. >> thank you, chairman. i want to thank all the commissioners for being here. i wanted to ask commission

be a bad idea but the dust will prevent the e post-office box from bonding we need to clean the hole out first. >> so, now we have properly cleaned hole what's the next step. >> the next step to use e post-office box 2 consultants that mixes this together and get them into tubes and put a notice he will into the hole and put the e post-office box slowly and have a hole with e post-office box. >> now it is important to worm or remember when you bolt our own foundation you have to go to 9 department of building inspection and get a permit before you start what should we look at next what i did next bolt. >> a couple of anchors that expand and we can try to next that will take a hole that hole is drilled slightly larger marathon the anchor size for the e post-office box to flow around the anchor and at expansion is going into the hole the same dinning room we'll switch tamet so, now we have the second hole drilled what next. >> this is the anchor and this one has hard and steel threads that cuts their way into the concrete it is a ti ton anchor with the same large square so similar this

and if you' re wondering, you can still mark a choice for the "district delegates" box, the second box, but we' re told it won' t have an impact on the results. i asked a few people about the ballots, and they were confused too. paul hillebrand: it' s kind of confusing, but i think if you vote for the same candidate in both sets of delegates then you come out as a winner. megan schaefer: i would' ve looked at it and been confused, gone back and forth between where do i actually put who i want to vote for. dan: election officials say there' s no impact on the democratic ballot -- there' s just one box. again, the first box on the republican ballot is the one election officials. you can mark the second box, just not going to have any impact and where the delegates go. live downtown, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. lisa: governor kasich is looking to grow his support in ohio. today he' s already held an event in youngstown with senator rob portman . and later today former presidential candidate, mitt romney will go on the campaign trail with kasich, in north canton and westerville. that' s acco

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the gun and ammunition was in a lock box but the entire box was stolen. another star belonging to a san francisco police officer was stolen. >>> another officer in custody this morning. they say he has been fencing car parts for years. he's accused of possessing tens of thousands of dollars of car parts related to a chop shop. they tell us if green is convicted, he faces more than five years in prison. >> officer tyson green has been a santa clara police officer for 14 years. i lives in los gatos, and the district attorney's office said he's been dealing in car parts. >> four chevrolet engines were recovered from his garage. >> and they found more than a dozen car computers. the parts are worth more than $735,000. an auto theft task force began investigating him last january. that's when a man tried buying an engine from him on craig's list but became suspicious and called law enforcement. they said all the parts are from stolen carts taken from the bay area the last two years. >> anytime we have a person from law enforcement who we trusted, the public ha

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