what happened we think with smith is that dwek was beat up by chris lee. as we said the case was the weakest of the government's cases, and they benched dwek in the hopes of mixing it up a little bit with cheatum. >> quite inaudible. >> michael chris lee had a field day with him taking him for a spin. there's no question about it, but in terms of the future of this case, it's really just a matter of the strong cases, and what the videos show, and especially as you start getting into the money laundering cases, and we don't want to sound like we take sides because we don't and we're happy not to, but we've seen the stuff and quote it at length in the book, and it's pretty ugly if you are hoping for an acquittal. you had yesterday -- i understand the scene yesterday in trenton, 79 years old, the chief rabbi of the serian jewish community, one the wealthiest enclaves of organized jewish life in the world, and he walks into plead guilty to a federal felony. that's not because he was confident of an acquittal. >> and, in fact, two weeks ago dwek was going to te

the election was called to replace republican chris lee who resigned after his shirtless photo appeared on the internet. >>> back to our top story, we want to take a look at local news coverage from the latest round of storms. from our affiliate, kfor news channel 4. assigned to the dangerous task of documenting the disaster unfolding before them, putting themselves in harm's way to bring you these astonishing reports. >> it's bigger than before. it's across i-40. >> look at that. you can see it. you see it? see the bright spot? that's just ahead of it. look at the size of it. a giant wedge tornado. i-40 is closed. they're shutting it down right now. get ready to get out of the way or get below ground. do you see that? that is a giant cloud on the ground. it is huge. >> winds are 80 to 100 miles an hour and slow. it's truly amazing. that is the town of golgsby being hit. people were coming out of their homes. they are trying to wave us down. they came out of their house. i cannot believe that. pull back. that is their house. it is just gone. >>> now for a look at your national and regio

special house elections on the 24th of may in new york for the seat held by jack kemp, bill paxon, and chris lee, mr. shirtless, most recently. republican district for 45 years, and democrats are leading right now. if they win, they will lock in the position that you cannot touch as single gray hair -- >> what happens if they don't raise the debt ceiling? i heard austin goolsbee the other day said that if the nation defaults, we will be talking about it for the next 100 years. is that something to look forward to? >> they are not going to have a default. there is going to be an agreement. you could have a shorter extension for a month or two. there are ways you can manipulate the bodies. interest on the debt is 6% of the budget. 90% is out there that you can use to pay interest on the debt. it is not going to happen at midnight. you are not going to turn into a pumpkin. it is a long process. >> it is a little window for congress and the president to get serious about the deficit this summer. >> the trouble is they're cast of the tax increases as well as spending cuts -- there have to be tax incr

. >> reporter: this district outside buffalo is normally so reliably red that republican chris lee won reelection last november with 74% of the vote before stepping down over shirtless photos he posted online. in this race, republicans outspent democrats by more than 2:1. >> it's a preview of scare tactics, distortion... >> reporter: in interviews today, congressman paul ryan blamed the new york loss not on his plan but on the demonization of it. >> if you can scare seniors into thinking that their current benefits are being affected, that's going to have an effect. >> reporter: under ryan's proposal, today's seniors would see no changes. but for americans under 55, medicare would pay a set amount for private coverage with the average senior paying nearly $6,400 more in 2022 than they would today. >> we served notice on the republicans last night that where there's a democrat who will defend medicare against the republican who will terminate medicare, we will take that fight. >> reporter: but republicans are sticking together. they say their plan saves medicare, and when senate majorit

the special election came after congressman chris lee resigned. lee quit in february, when shirtless photos that he sent to a woman who wasn't his wife turned up online. >>> former senator john edwards may be prosecuted for violating campaign finance laws. the justice department is reportedly about to file charges against him. a grand jury has been looking into allegations edwards used $1 million in campaign money to hide the identity of his mistress. >>> president obama is in london this morning on day two of his state visit to britain. today he'll meet with prime minister david cameron and address the british parliament. last night, though, mr. obama, along with mrs. obama, were guests of honor at a state dinner. during the president's toast to the queen, there was an awkward moment. >> this realm, this england, to the queen. >> the president turned to toast the queen, then realized, he had to wait for the song "god save the queen" to end before glasses were raised, and earlier he visited westminster abbey and signed the guest book where he wrot

. >>> shocking outcome in the election to replace chris lee of new york who resigned from congress after shirtless photos he sent to a woman surfaced online. a democrat won the race in the strongly conservative district. the republican who was widely expected to win lost the lead after she backed out -- backed a gop plan to cut billions from medicare. >>> an event that some in britain watch nearly as closely as they did the royal wedding, the obamas in london. >> the first couple awoke at buckingham palace this morning beginning another full day of diplomacy and ceremony after last night's state dinner. here's jake tapper. >> reporter: in white tie and tails, president obama toasted his hostess at buckingham palace. >> her majesty the queen. the vitality of the special relationship between our peoples -- >> reporter: though the orchestra seemed to start a tad early. the china date as far back as 1787 when the two countries were not getting along so swimmingly. but that was then. >> we are here to celebrate the tried, tested and yes, special, relationship between our two countries. >> rep

level then find some kind of english like work but that's not how the global economy works i mean chris lee you have multinational companies for example working in a number of different countries you have researches technicians and so on who have to work as a global team and communicating at very high level their subject within their team across the world and that really does mean that everyone has to share a very high level of english i am going to jump in right here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on what some people call imperialism steve harvey. just. like you. start. to think of the same. a cluster mission. and inside the container you have made a small bomb and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of them there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordinance. which you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that have basically sprung up that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons. what they do is they go to these places they will hire local train the loc

level then find some kind of english like work but that's not how the global economy works i mean chris lee you have multinational companies for example working in a number of different countries you have researches technicians and so on who have to work as a global team and communicating with perri high level their subject within that team across the world and that really does mean that everyone has to share a very high level of english i am going to jump in right here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on what some people call imperialism steve harvey. thank you steve. thank you can just see. this is just a parliament building in. that news sixty five years ago. it was the final charge against the last major offensive for the army took its country and became the symbol on the fall of the financial tsunami. and the fig tree where nazi germany. the following. wealthy british science holds. the title of. market. scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report. slump can. still see. th

another democratic seat to the house of representatives that seat was previously held by republican chris lee and so he was busted taking topless photos of himself to solicit women on craig's list despite the fact that only three democrats have ever held that seat since eight hundred fifty seven and republicans led by karl rove in the chamber of commerce dumped millions into the race outspending the democrat by somewhere between two to one and four to one democrat kathy hochul still prevails taking forty eight percent of the vote republican jane corwin is forty two percent of the vote there was a third party candidate jack davis but he only took nine percent of the vote the democrats won because they successfully turn this election into a referendum on the republicans plan to end medicare take a look at this ad that's been running around the nation. as we saw at yesterday's election the american people are putting up with the right wing radical agenda to kill medicare so is paul ryan with the help of the tea partiers and its millionaire billionaire financier is like the koch brothers killing

yesterday's election was to replace former republican congressman chris lee. n february after a shirtless photo he e-mailed to a woman who was not his wife appeared on the internet. >>> one-time member of sarah palin's inner circle blasting the former alaska governor in a tell-all book. frank bailey started working with palin during her 2006 governor's campaign. in an interview with both cnn and abc's "the view" bailey said palin loves to play the victim and her, quote, leadership style was absolutely chaotic. he also weighed in on whether she plans to run for president in 2012. >> i believe she is very ambitious and i believe she is seriously considering it. >> isn't that terrible for the country if she run? >> it would be a disaster for the country. >> an advise er to sarah palin's action committee released a statement saying mr. bailey has an ax to grind and abandoned truth in his book. >>> he was found guilty and today brian david mitchell learns his fate. the homeless street preacher was convicted of sexually assaulting elizabeth smart in 2002 and holding

in a special congressional election in upstate new york in the race for craigslist congressman chris lee'sss you. the district should have been an easy win. state assembly woman jane core win, it's heavily republican. a majority of registered voters in the district are over 45, and corwin's staunch support may dim her chances. kathy hochul is only down five points. that's amazing. the republicans were on full display last night. the big-name contenders didn't bother to show up. the most popular guy there, based on recent polls was ron paul, coming in a whopping 35% in the recent polls. john boehner didn't even care enough to watch it. he spent his night at a steakhouse. sounds like an average night for boehner, swilling cabernet all night long. he said there's more time for people to get in. wow, that's not exactly a hardy endorsement for the field. they spent a lot of time on social issues and of course bashing obama on foreign policy, despite the fact we just got bin laden. here's a sample of the debate. >> governor pawlenty, you've had plenty to say about romney-care. >> governor romney

. >> congressman chris lee resigned and very after he was caught so slick -- soliciting women on line. some of the topics addressed in this debate to replace him our jobs, deficit, debate and medicare. this is about an hour. >> welcome. and i am the news director, judy phillips, and i will be moderating tonight's debate. joining me are our panelists. and of course, we -- we have our candidates. we invited a third candidate, but he did not respond to our invitation. if we did not invite the green party candidate because he did not qualify under the inclusion guidelines. let's get started. we begin with the opening statements, the order of which was determined by a coin toss and ms. correne will go first. >> thank you very much. thanks for hosting this event. i decided to run for congress because i believe our government is taking our country in the wrong direction. i grew up living in the american dream of. i came from a middle-class family. my parents did not have college degrees. if we had no special privileges or talents. we just worked really hard. we had some great people working

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering]

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering] >> welcome to "culture wire." on this episode, we explore what it means to the aged, in today's society -- what it means to be chicana in today's society. chica chic features an array of artwork by five leading chicana artists that addresses a range of issues such as integration, sustainability, and integration. using a distinct visual approach, each of the artist's response to the shifting needs of their communities in ways that offer unique perspectives and multiple points of entry. >> the exhibition is to bring together the voices of a new generation chicana artists, all of whom reference the works of the civil-rights movement in their works, but they are also responding to a new cultural concerns and new cultural circumstances. >> the works in the show include a large canvas depicting a woman washing the beach

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering] >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it from here to recycle. >> so far, we have 35 people. we have collected 78 gallons, if not more. these are other locations that you can go. it is absolutely free. you just need to have the location open. you are set to go. you are set to go. oh, my! haa ha ha! ha hha ha! [snortg] >> please stand f

the winner will fill the seat of chris lee, quickly resigned earlier this hour hours after gawker posted photos and e-mailed from him soliciting a date with a woman through craigslist. in the race for the white house iowa is in the spotlight this week. michele bachmann could be close to announcing a run for the white house visits the state on thursday. next day mitt romney all but declared his second bid for the republican nomination makes his first trip to iowa this cycle. the state and its caucuses kick off the presidential primary and caucus calendar. t.j.? >> thanks to paul steinhauser as always. >>> have you heard about this story? got a lot of people talking last week and we have all been there, you're in a store, maybe on a train, on a bus somewhere in public and somebody just will not stop talking on their cell phone. how long can you tolerate it? some passengers tolerate it, would you believe, for 16 hours, and then once they confronted her, she's the one that got mad. the story, after the break. eye allergy symptoms.worst it goes right where you need it, relieving allergy eyes

it's a seat formerly held by chris lee who resigned after shirtless photos such as that one sent to a woman surfaced online. >>> meanwhile, president obama is addressing british parliament today after beginning the visit with awkward moments. jake tapper is traveling with the president. jake? >> reporter: president obama this morning took a trip to the fabled prime minister's residence at 10 downing street where he and david cameron talked about afghanistan, libya and the global economic recovery. at last night's state dinner hosted by queen elizabeth, the usual pomp and pageantry. then, in the middle of the president's toast -- >> to her majesty the queen -- the vitality -- ♪ >> reporter: the orchestra mistakenly played the british national anthem "god save the queen" before the president was done. he forged on undeterred by the unexpected musical accompaniment. it was the end of a very long day that began with a stately arrival ceremony at buckingham palace. followed by a short visit with newlyweds prince william and kate just back from their royal honeymoon. according to british ne

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering] >> hello. welcome to "meet your district supervisor." we are here with supervisor carmen chu from district four, which includes the central and outer sunset and park side neighborhood. supervisor chu was elected to the board of supervisors in 2008 and reelected in 2010. we will get to know her and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for joining us. let's start by talking about your background -- where you grew up, what kinds of jobs you have work. supervisor chu: my parents immigrated to the united states about 30 years ago, and i would say that is probably the most formative part of my background. growing up in an immigrant family, you learn many things. my parents raised me in southern california, and i grew up in the restaurant business. they had a small restaurant at

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering] president chiu: welcome to the board of supervisors meeting. supervisor avalos: present. supervisor campos: president chiu: -- present. supervisor kim: present. superivsor mar: present. supervisor mirkarimi: present. supervisor weiner: present. >> all members are present. president chiu: please join me in the pledge of allegiance. colleagues, you should have copies of the april 15 and april 19, 2011 board meeting minutes. the motion to approve by supervisor elsbernd. are there any communications? if you could read our consent agenda. >> items 1 and two comprise the consent agenda. these will be acted upon by a single roll-call vote. president chiu: would anyone like to sever either of these items? if not, roll call vote. supervisor weiner: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. s

we have a residence chris dunn, mayor lee, maybe school superintendent? and we have some students. students -- the students will exhort you down. the executive director of the san francisco first tee. it does not look like you have the shoes on. 3, 2, 1, party. [cheering] >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting artist, and we will have a chat today about the body of work you are presenting. after you left the military, what prompted you to go back to a place where the u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my idea was to try incurred counted to that a popularized narrative and focus on images a

the heavily republican suburbs of buffalo and rochester in upstate new york, where gop congressman chris lee won re-election with 74% of the vote in november, before shirtless photos he sent to a woman on craigslist surfaced, prompting the married congressman to resign. george bush won big in this district, so did john mccain, but in this race, the democrat, kathy hochul hit her republican opponent with ad after ad tying her to the house republican plan to turn medicare into a voucher system and it worked. >> and now she wants to cut medicare to pay for more tax breaks for multimillionaires. >> reporter: by the end of the campaign, voters said medicare was their top issue, even more than jobs and the federal budget. >> the represent represent can jane corwyn struggled to change the subject. >> it's not a perfect plan, i'm open to modifying it or changing or improving. >> this is the path to prosperity. >> reporter: all but four house republicans voted in favor of the medicare plan, put forth in a budget proposal by congressman paul ryan but now some republicans are looking to put distance be

this is, of course, the race to replace the craigslist congressman, chris lee, who resipsr resigned after some prevok tiff pictures appeared. the democratic is leading in the race. jack davi ja jack daveis has a slight lead. this relates to the budget proposal released by paul ryan that would turn medicare into a voucher program. kathy hoakle is running with that. she has an endorsement from andrew cuomo who cut a video talking about medicare. if she wins that race, it is not clear she will because it is so tight, a lot of democrats will look at this as a referendum on the ryan plan. you mention somebody going rogue up in alaska beside sarah palin. there is a new book called blind allegiance to sarah palin, written by a former aide of hers, frank bailey. it includes some e-mails from the former alaska governor, not clear whether there are any bombshells. it is another example why it is so risky for sarah palin to jump into the race. not only is she her own cottage industry but a cottage industry for a lot of her attackers. there is another book coming out this fall not written or authoriz

a seat previously held by chris lee, a congressman who resigned last february. in the race, two leading candidates and a third-party candidate, viewed as the tea party candidate. what effect will this have on the race? carmen is joining us from hamilton, montana. mitch daniels is out, herman cain is in. what do you think? caller: steve, it has been a long time since i talk to you. i believe that my brother from kentucky is right. i think it we are seeing the dissolution of the republican party before our very eyes. maybe he is there barack obama? a black man? once the republican party and tea party finds out that he is a ceo, godfather's pizza is going to lose a lot of business. i wanted to talk to you about the ideology of corporations and rich people paying taxes. in a combat that, from vietnam. i helped the stable veterans. i hate to see america stand by and lose all of their money, people spending trillions of dollars in iraq. i am asking america, when you turn your back, does anyone want all of this oil for free? we have watched them run up the prices the $

election will be held next tuesday in new york to fill the vacancy of former republican congressman chris lee who resigned on february 9 after he was caught soliciting -- caught soliciting women on craigslist. this is one hour. >> welcome. our panelists are joining me. we have our candidates seated in the order they appear on the ballot. first we have cathy hokol. corwin.e corps wh we invited a third candidate but he did not respond to our invitation. we did not invite the green party candidate because he did not qualify under our debate conclusion guidelines. we begin with our opening statements, the order which was determined by a coin toss and miss corwin will go first. >> thank you for hosting this event. i sat in critical decided to run for congress because i look at the federal policies coming out of washington and that believe our government is taking the country in the wrong direction. i grew up loving the american dream by coming from a middle- class family and my parents did not have college degrees and we had no special privileges or talents. we work really hard and took some chanc

voters in new york's 26 congressional district will elect a representative to replace republican chris lee, who resigned in november. the two candidates are jane corwin and kathy hochul, who met for a debate earlier this evening at the studios of wxxi tv studios in new york. therom rochester, thosvoice of voter 2011. the special election being held in the 26th congressional district. >> welcome. i am the news director, and i will be moderating tonight's debate. joining me are the panelists. and of course, we have our candidates. first we have kathy hochul, running on the democratic and working families line. and jane corwin running on the republican, conservative, and independent line. we invited a third candidate, jack davis, but he did not respond to our invitation. when did not invite the green party candidate because he did not qualify under the debate guidelines. we begin with opening statements, the order of which was determined by coin toss. >> thank you very much for hosting this event. i decided to run for congress because i look at the federal policies coming out of washington an

>> next tuesday, voters in the 26 congressional district will select a representative to replace chris lee who resigned in november. the candidates met for debate earlier tonight at the studios of wxxi tv in rochester, new york. this is one hour. >> from the wxxi studios in rochester, voice of the voters. being held next tuesday in new york state. 26 congressional districts. -- 26th congressional district. i will be moderating tonight's debate. panel. me is jiour we have our candidates. they appear in order on the ballot. welcome. jane corwin. thank you. we invited a third candidate. he did not respond to our invitation. we did not invite the green party candidate because he did not qualify under the debate inclusion guidelines. let's get started. we begin with our opening statement, the order of which was determined by a coin toss. >> thank you. thanks to wxxi and wham for hosting this event. i look at the policies and i believe our garment is taking this country in the wrong direction. i came from a middle-class family. my parents did not have college degrees, we have no special privileg

victory for democrat kathy hole kell who won a special new york house election last night to replace chris lee, the republican congressman who stepped down after topless photos of his surfaced. the race hinged on her opposition to a republican-led plan to make deep cuts in medicare. >>> shuttle "endeavour" astronauts conduct their third space walk today to tie up loose ends from their previous outing and conduct a robotic crane. this is the mission's third space walk and as astronaut mike fink said emerging from the station's air lock, wow, it's great to be back outside. interesting images. >>> it is now 7:17. back to al and matt. al, welcome back. >> thanks. we've got a check on >>> good morning to you. we've got some rain in our neck of the woods but not a lot of it. let me step out of the way and show you what's happening. the south bay, san jose kind of clear right now, partly cloudy conditions. the peninsula getting their first round of rain right now, pretty steady line here, but the bulk of the moisture is on the way and will pass through before we hit noon today. high pressure still in

american chris horner still has the overall lead. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee said there was greater emphasis on public safety. he also says police reported fewer calls for service than in prior years there. were 25 arrests, mainly for public intoxication. the mayor's office said more than 25,000 tons of trash was removed. >> still problems, sal? >> getting better. as a matter of fact, things are improving. we have things getting busier when it comes to the typical commute. the bay bridge is backed up. on a normal day this would be considered good. once you get onto the bridge it is a nice drive into san francisco. no surprises on that upper deck. if you're looking at the san mateo bridge we had an accident earlier on the west side. that is gone and traffic is recovering. it's a little gray overhead but the fog and the weather are not causing visibility problems for drivers. if you're driving on the 880 freeway heading south. it's busy from hayward, union city into fremont, not too bad but you will see it zip below the speed limit. 7:38. let's go to steve. >> more clouds than we had

lori schiller, who has been our aid throughout but i also want tomed commend john kirchner, chris th clarke and lee police met some nice stuff for their tireless effort. the members also should be commended for their hard work and it is then harord work.mindr then cardin has been a commend his legal mind for us.son to sheriff brown and insightfulinfa person to carry out information in venice in the right roberts, direction. my dear friend senator roberts who is the team of the ethics smmittee and on the floor toda, senator robert sarkar and i wast under erasure might i was notut here but deserves equal creditel than is the chairman said his legal mind and insightful naturs of us to come to conclusions that we came to t today.ea i want to repeat my thanks tolde carol elder bruce f for elder bruce for her commend this effort in the work she the work she did as well as brain solarz, make missile and john who will w work with her legal team. the staff of the ethics committee staff director john susman has been invaluable and as for tireless hours to see toe it every iowa started, teaser cost and commit

lee in force? have you seen hardball? chris matthews feels like an auctioneer in a wind tunnel.re than ever, it is clear that media is changing. even bloomberg news is on twitter with an impressive 220,000 followers. only 20,000 left and a cobra medicthat escaped from the bronx zoo. [laughter] brian williams is here tonight. he says that tonight as the elements that he most respects -- cameras. [laughter] when he went to egypt, it was because he heard it was their pilot season. [laughter] i have nothing but respect for my good friend brian. brian landed in london to cover the royal wedding, only to come back around to cover the tornadoes in alabama. it was incredibly brave and courageous and that is a direct quote from brian williams. [laughter] [applause] many hollywood celebrities are also here tonight. jon ham is here. yes he looks away every republican thinks they look. [laughter] [applause] zaki gulf and at this -- zach galifankis is here. just look at the options the republicans are kicking about -- palin, gingrich, a trump. that sounds like a season of "dancing with the s

we have mark harmon and katie lee cooking with us on "the early show" coming up in a couple of minutes. >> sounds like a good program, chrisks. >> reporter: yeah, should be. >> we'll check in. >> you're right after us at 7:00. have a good day. >> bye, guys. >>> time now is 6:53. a live report on a deadly shooting on the san jose state campus, coming up. >> what police just told us about those three people who were killed and whether any of them were students. >>> and if you have a story idea or comment to share with us, email that guy on the telephone right there, he is going to look up, there is the 5, brian@cbs5.com. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] everyday, your car does a lot for you. do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> chopper 5 has found a house fire. >> this is in the oakland area i believe on linden street. a lot of smoke. we don't see any flames just yet but as you can see, fire apparatus is there. firemen are inside trying to find the accelerant inside. but a whole lot of smoke going on there. linden street in oakland. chopper 5 all over