>>pero que pasa >>christopher, como estas me quiero llevar a christopher a darle un gran consejo porqueel gran ganador >>por que no se lo damos ahorita de parejas tu y yo a christopher le traigo un regalo muy especial porque su luchador y un triunfador, yo se que te gustan las luchas >>la máscara de atlantis >>gran sorpresa para ti toma le puede nacer una llave gracias atlantis que vinieron a sorprender a christopher, gracias, eso, se lo llevan en brazos gracias y ahora vamos con las más alegres de la casa, damaris madrid con 10 años, de culiacán sinaloa viene con su mami yo quiero saber cómo te sientes deberá damaris que ha crecido toque la academia kids me siento muy feliz y contento de ver que ha crecido como estas viviendo nuestra luna muchos que va a recorrer, me amor, sinaloa estar contigo esta semana quisimos consentir la porque es gran admiradora de rocío dúrcaly por lo mismo esto fue un gran desafío para ti desde chiquita super que ser una gran estrella, pero que tal academia kids no se cometiendo en lo que siempre quise hacer, una gran cantante una canción que se llama amenaza

columbus day tom bowden author of the enemies of christopher columbus' and analyst at the iran center thank you so much happy columbus day. mark zuckerberg might be great at online marketing or making social connections online anyway as the co-founder of facebook but his approach to creating neighborhoods in the real world is raising eyebrows the twenty nine year old billionaire reportedly bought up the four homes adjacent to his paulo also california home after hearing that a developer was going to buy one of the houses and market it as being near home in order to jack up the price zuckerberg zone houses that you see right here cost seven million dollars according to a san jose mercury news he spent thirty million dollars since december buying up his neighbors' houses and plans to rent them back out to the families that currently live there but diplomacy or suffer from spends millions on his own privacy facebook has done the virtual equivalent of tearing down the fence between you and your neighbor's house is the social media sites which the privacy setting last week with some change

columbus day tom bowden author of the enemies of christopher columbus' and analyst at the iran center thank you so much. well the holiday season is just around the corner and we are already starting to see holiday and ads promoting the latest tech gadgets for all you parents out there wondering what to get your kid for christmas or hanukkah or otherwise a new invention could shoot soon to hit the shelves to us at a store near you need to robo roach a live cockroach that can control with a swipe of your i phone you can control what it does the kickstarter company backyard brains is behind this little contraption well the roach creators say that their control device does not hurt the cockroach but it tricks their brains into doing what the core the the person with the phone wants how well researchers essentially happened to the antenna of a roach and make it think it hit a wall therefore causing the bug to term the price for the remote control roach is a cool ninety nine bucks relatively cheap for the first ever a commercial cyborg however this does raise serious ethical concerns about

and shows a 15-year-old student christoph john arriving in his high school.ane. >> every child going to that school have a photo i.d. when you enter the school, you have to scan the i.d. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to the side when his i.d. doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through again, the dean becomes enraged believing he is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately i could see it was in violation of the rules of the department of education and probably it looked like something that was illegal possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. my stomach left where it was and went somewhere else. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more than twic

the other is christopher shepard. he was a bart super advisor and member of the union. spoke early with neighbors. >> reporter: christopher shepard's family, friends and neighbors are still in shock. they are grieving the loss of a great man. and the other man were struck and killed at this location. it took that bart train about 500 feet to come to a stop. you can see the make-shift memorial. folks have been coming by to drop off flowers and cards. >> christopher shepard had extensive experience in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at bart and before that worked for amtrak. >> he was planning on retiring in the next couple years. >> he lived with his wife at this hayward house. he was a kind man. >> real personable. it's tough. it's a shock. >> friend jeff smith noticed chris had been working longer hours during the strike. >> he probably wouldn't have been out there if it wasn't for the strike. gave him a chance to work on lines and he called his wife and told her he had to run out to check on something. >> bart says chris and a contractor were inspect

christopher lemmer, both of them i am completely in love with. i remember 1 -- said to him, christopher, in hamlet, don't you think there could be three choices? to be is one choice, and not to die. one choice.or to he started reciting hamlet. i was at his feet the whole time it is about people falling in -- toand they go to wrong. rome and dance in the fountains. tavis: shirley maclaine was just announced as a kennedy center honoree this year. >> you mention who the director >> first-lsa and fred." time director? >> he was fantastic. he wore the hat beautifully, and i said that to him.here is a very funny story. i was talking to peter right i said thissame time. is just the same thingthe heroes are the ,ordinary people. he said, do you know who i am, marcia?i said you are the director of parkland. he said i am jude's dad. he had been over at my house before, working on a script. there is a shakespeare sonnet about that. basically, don't go to your grave without having children. but the kids come to my house. he has been typing over at my house.

christopher? great job, great job. say hello to christopher, are you ready? are you ready? all right, shot, shot, let's do this thing. all right there we go. all right there you go, christopher, all right, all right, come on, let's do it. all right, great, all right. good job. (cheers and applause) good job. now ladies and gentlemen, the moment we've all been waiting for. all eyes for myelin lee, tonight's lovely bride. (cheers and applause) she's not coming. the bride's not coming. we'll be right back. . >> the 2013 government shutdown. wedding of the century. >> stephen: mike, i'll be right back. i'll be right back. (cheers and applause) myelin, what's going on girlfriend, are you nervous. >> yeah. >> stephen: listen, if mike is to the right for you we will blow out of here right now and get tattoos, say the word. >> no, no, no, i'm just really nervous about getting married on tv. >> stephen: don't you ruin this for me. this is my special day, okay. i have been dieting for like 15 minutes i'm sorry, i'm sorry, listen, it's going to be fine, you're go stock great, you look

and jim cavanaugh executive editor of the daily caller and tim christopher is supposed to be in this there you are there you are you ready for how does it go it already so sam was just you know filling me in the. first balls he has speaker reid when this turns into the debt ceiling debate will the president just pull the fourteenth amendment out of his pocket and say ok that's you know this is a done deal. and he didn't demurred although chuck schumer was nodding his head that he should and that's the next battle but we can talk about that i guess in just a second i'm curious first of all both of your assessment of just what's going on tim let me start with you what what's what is actually the game being played. i think the game is pretty straightforward there are their elite people who believe ted cruz is being the leader of them and lots of people in the house who believe that obamacare having you know already been subjected to all sorts of unilateral delays and special favors on the part of the president for unions for members of congress they have announced that many of the extra

that's the difference. >> i would really like to be able to see christopher trotter go back to generalpopulation, because of the length of time he has been in segregation. but should he go? i'm so thankful i'm not making that decision. >> bottom line here is where we're at. it is up to me now to make that recommendation. okay. like i said, some staff here in this unit have recommended you be released. some haven't. >> i'd like to know who haven't. >> no, you're not going to know who. who did and who didn't, okay? the important thing to know is that it's in my hands now. okay. so doesn't matter what the other staff recommended. it's up to me now. so the responsibility is at my level. all right, well appreciate your time. and that concludes the questions i had for you. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. appreciate it. unfortunately if i make the wrong decision here, if i do recommend that he's released and then something happens, then that burden is upon my shoulders. >>> coming up -- james stone reaches out to an old friend. >> do you time with the cat for 15 years and you just miss havin

>> ellen: christopher walken?n. >> no one cares about my jokes tonight. >> i do. >> ellen cares. >> i care, i care. >> ellen: you're saying if you have alcohol, then you're more likely to do something? >> i physically can't twerk, like my -- [bell] >> what does that mean? >> ellen: alcohol. [cheering] [applause] >> ellen: whatever they want. there is tequila. there is lime. that's probably vodka. a pina colada thing and there is beer. >> i'll go with the mystery fruit drink. >> ellen: the mystery fruit drink? >> this could be anything. hi, mom. [laughter] >> ellen: oh, boy. you have the lime? >> what are you going to do? >> a huge glass of wine. what are you having? >> ellen: nothing. i'm driving. you have whatever you're going to have. now let's -- let's see you do something. what will you do? >> i can't twerk. >> ellen: what will you do? >> i can do something horrifying. >> ellen: let's see you do that. >> all my fingers are double-jointed. >> i know. sorry. [laughter] >> this is why i'm such a good actress. >>

christopher sheppard had experience had the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at bart and before that worked at amtrak. chris lived with his wife at this house. he was a kind man. >> he was a great guy. it's tough. it's a shock. >> jeff smith noticed chris was working longer hours during the strike. >> he probably wouldn't have been out there. give them a chance to work on new lines, and he called his wife and told her that he had to run out to check on something. >> bart says chris and a contractor were inspecting a problem on the tracks. they were outdoing an unexpect to identify if that was the case. >> and during that inspect a bart train hit chris and the second worker. people stopped by and dropped off flowers, his coworkers are wearing a black ribbon. >> aside from his love for his work. friends and neighbors say he loved astrong knee. he -- astronomy. we would look at it and see what's up there. now he's up there. >> i talked to christopher's son this afternoon, the family declined to comment. in walnut creek. kpix 5. six

christopher shepherd from hayward was a b.a.r.t supervisor and member of the union. kpix five spoke earlier with some of his neighbors. >> reporter: they are still in shock. grieving the loss of a good neighbor and a good friend. christopher shepherd and another worker were struck and killed at this site right here. the b.a.r.t train, it took the train 500 feet to make that complete stop. you can see this makeshift memorial right here. the folks dropping off flowers and cards. >> christopher shepherd had extensive experience in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at b.a.r.t and before that he worked at amtrak. >> he was going to retire in the next couple of years. >> reporter: he lived with his wife here. friends and neighbors could not of asked for a better couple living next door. >> it is a shock. >> reporter: his friend, jeff smith, noticed chris was working longer hours during the strike. >> he would not have been out there if it was not for the strike. giving him a chance to work on some of the lines. and, he called his wife, told her that he had

. >> police confirm christopher goode is a person of interest in a shooting in south baltimore last weekend. he is wanted in a stabbing last month and another incident in the state of ohio. police believe he is somewhere in the baltimore area. a grand jury indicts two post office managers.

christopher bailey is going to be taking over mid 2014. the tech giant, she's now going to work for.

laurence daniels and christopher sheppard were hit and killed by a train. but the meeting was not the healing moment the board might have hoped for. a-t-u president antonette bryant admits the accident is still under investigation, but she lays the blame at the feet of the bart board. >> and these resolute students are insulting because this should not have happened. these two people should be with us. we still not be standing here talking to you about this. we told everyone what would happen if untrained people would do this. look at what has happened. two people are dead. >> both sides agree much healing must take place before workers and management can ever refer to themselves again as a family. >> bicyclists are finally being allowed to bring their bikes on bart trains. the bike ban has been lifted.and bikes will be allowed on bart starting december 1- st.with a few restrictions. bikes will not be allowed in the first car at any time or in the first three cars during peak commuter hours

the directors opened the meeting with a moment of silence for christopher sheppard and larry daniels, even dedicating today and tomorrow to the two track inspectors. >> for you to come out with this is lawrence daniel day or christopher sheppard day, really?! this should not have happened! >> reporter: some union members and supporters tried to shout down director gale murray who thought the criticism was unfair. >> that this would be a quiet time for them and not filled with all of the vitriol that has been happening. whether or not they -- >> i -- >> excuse me, i have the floor. >> this is legitimate? is that what you're saying? >> reporter: upset union members walked out of the meeting. afscme's union president said when his member christopher sheppard died, neither the managers nor directors offered any support. >> not one of the directors called me. that would have been a start. not one. [ crying ] >> reporter: both sides admit tensions have never been this high. >> there's just been a lot of bad blood on both sides. it's going to be very hard. >> reporter: the board believes bot

this guy. 26-year-old christopher goode responsible for a woman in critical condition last month. she was stabbed ten times in her neck and upper body. now according to the police report goode had a child with that victim. he faces a number of charges including attempted first degree murder, christopher goode is also wanted for a number of crimes in ohio. so once again, 26-year-old christopher goode baltimore new public enemy number one. >>> there's no word yet on funeral arrangements for author tom clancied. he died in a baltimore hospital on tuesday. he's known for thrillers like "the hunt for red october." all books that went on to become movies. so far the cause of death for clancy has yet to be released. >>> he was also part owner in the orioles. peter anglos released a statement about the man he called a treasured friend. he wrote quote his passion for the military was evident in his effort to ensure that men and women who serve in our country were properly recognized for their service and their commitment. >>> all right, so we have another dry day on tap. but there is a dis

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter.fter ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says these

the victims were identified as contract worker larry daniels and christopher shepard a member of the>> i showed up and some of my coworkers were in tears. we didn't know the person involved but you work in that environment and you know the ramifications. >> christopher shepard was a senior track engineer and worked for bart he years. officials say he and daniels were inspecting the tracks near walnut creek when a bart train on a machine run hit and killed them. the ntsb is leading the investigation and expect to be in walnut creek inspecting the trains and safety records of the operating train for the next few days. the operator of that train could be interviewed as early as today and the inspector in charge told me yesterday that they may be able to wrap up the first phrase of their investigation the next ten days but the final report may not be done for up to six months. there will be an update this afternoon and we will start reporting that today at 4:00. at lake merritt for abc7 news. >> thank you, now the latest bart talks. the labor strike is entering its four the day and the b

. >> larry daniels a contractor from oakland, christopher sheppard of hayward were the two men killed on saturday. sheppard a bart supervisor and a member of the afscme union. kpix 5's da lin spoke with sheppard's friends and neighbors. >>> reporter: christopher sheppard had extensive experience in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at bart and before that, worked for amtrak. >> planning on retiring next couple of years. >> reporter: chris lived with his wife at this hayward house. friends and neighbors say he was a kind man. >> very kind, real personable. it's tough, you know? it's a shock. >> reporter: friend jeff smith noticed chris had been working longer hours during the strike. >> he probably wouldn't have been out there if it wasn't for the strike. he had a chance to work on some of the lines and he called his wife and told her that he had to run out to check on something. >> reporter: bart says chris and a contractor were inspecting a problem on the tracks near the walnut creek station. >> they were out doing an inspection to see if they could identify whether i

joining us christopher thornberg, beacon economics founding partner., former federal reserve bank of dallas chief economist. diana fuerth got roth. boy, what a crew. thank you gain for coming in. christopher, first to you, i know the market was kind of disappointing because i thought the fed would talk down the economy. instead they talked it up a little bit. how it is the fed continue to justify a policy that clearly is not getting the economy to move very much. >> that is a good question. i think the answer is market. when you look what is going on with quantitative easing, 59% of the money they're pumping into the economy is sitting in banks in form of excess reserves. it is nothing more than an accounting transaction and therefore having very little real effect on the u.s. economy. psychological impact is of course enormous. you know as well as i do what happened back in june with so-called paper tantrum. everybody went crazy when they suggested they might end it. the fed can't afford to do that with all uncertainties in the economy. david: michael

. >>> lucila es la mamÁ de christopher, un estudiante de sÉptimo grado en california.n lecciÓn de matemÁticas biologÍa y lectura. >>> aprenden desde cosas bÁsicas como sumar y dividir y mÁs complejas como quÍmica y fisica. >>> estÁ atodo en un problema miran video y ese video le ayuda a resolver el problema. >>> si tienen preguntas, el maestro estÁ atravesando el paÍs en lciudad de new york >>> la misiÓn es para proveer una educaciÓn excelente, los alumnos que puedan alrededor del mundo. >>> desde aquÍ, a travÉs de la internet, monitorea las tareas y responde las preguntas de cientos de estudiantes. >>> yo veo los portes de ellos,uedo ver en quÉ destrezas especÍficamente estÁn batallan batallando. >>> gracias al apoyo christopher estÁ mas avanzado que sus compaÑeros. >>> mami, me siento orgulloso, que mis compaÑeros van atrasados y yo los pongo al nivel que voy >>> la conclusiÓn de esta madre, que el Éxito de su hijo no solo defiende de la escuela. para ella es clave que los a dres sigan paso a paso el progreso de sus hijos. >>> el programa de la academia virtual, es c

out and he went to the world of journalism and the showbiz folks got a little upset about tommy christopher brilliant analysis thanks for being with us tonight from down. in other in other news the sixth circuit court of appeals recently ruled in favor of the affordable care act and birth control mandate that mandate. corporations to cover birth control and health insurance plans for female employees in its decision the sixth circuit court also slammed the supreme court's citizens united doctrine that corporations are people money and speech the court ruled that the rights of corporations are different from the rights of people saying that a corporation is quote a distinct legal entity with legal rights obligations powers and privileges different from those of the natural individuals who created it who own it or whom it employs employs so did the sixth circuit court get a right to the court's decision capture what our constitution and founding fathers intended for corporate america that's our scottie nell hughes conservative commentator and news director for the tea party news network scott

. >>> biker christopher cruise 1111 ] >>> biker christopher cruise stopping short last week in front of an suv on a highway. the moment that led to an attack. mike injuried in the attack as the driver plowed through the crowd. several more involve, including an undercover cop. gloria allred, welcome. top lawyers, let me start with you, this seems to be christopher cruise your client is almost the center of this because in the video we watched, everyone seen this now, he's the guy that slows down. the suv runs into, which seems per sip tate the whole thing. your client is charged with dangerous driving and unlawful inprisment. what is your position? >> my position is he committed no crime. you see the bump that occurred between them was a slight bump. there was nothing -- it wasn't a bump that knocked him off of his motorcycle. >> what is your client doing in slowing down so dramatically there? >> my client is making a lane change. like any other motorist that makes a lane change, the fact that he's on a motorcycle, much has been made about him making the lane change. when you see the

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>>reporter: police here say baltimore city police officer christopher lee robinson and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders and police say marie's younger sister hid in the closet and had to jump out a window to escape. >> they will truly be missed. >> hartman was honored in july for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering around in the streets. >> this shows a lot of character. >> marie's heartbroken parents thankful for his courage. marie's family tells us they would like to see the two buried side-by- side. i'm mike shoe reporting. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, microbin son served in the military and joined the police department in 200 #. >>> a maryland state trooper is hurt after a collision in baltimore county, the damage to the rear of his trooper car is clearly visible there. it was about 6:00 this morning. christopher hall was sitting inside that car on the shoulder investigating another accident when another vehicle crashed into him. the outer loop of the beltway at this 702 exit was closed about two hours.

christopher is trained in japanese style cuisine and a great presentation and kas ba offers friendly experience that is stretching that outer balboa area. since 2012 my staff and i have worked closely with them in helping the whole neighborhood. there was a kick starter campaign where neighbors stepped it collectively to raise money for outdoor heating which is need in the richmond area. he's a great leader in the small business example to transform that part of the business. they not only run this highly popular small business and bake ry and cafe, but also working to make the outer balboa area a destination spot not just for movies but a place for small businesses and eating an a place where families and businesses can gather. when the chronicle featured them in august it helped to bring what great awareness this place is. also they have been involved with complete street planning and other activity to make that area a thriving one. arigato. kas ba.com is the way to find out about all the great things going on up there. the sackey tasting is coming up on november 9th. thank you for

as nightfalls, christopher street is alive with activity. i met sasha washington as she walked with her friends. rejected by her parents when she have came out. she became homeless eight young age. >> how old were you when you first started sleeping on the streets? >> i am 26 now, i could say i was homeless at the age of 15 until 23. >> reporter: sasha told me that police often suspect her of engaging in prostitution and when i found out the evidence police used against her i was shocked. >> reporter: what kind of experiences have you had with the police? >> a cop stopped me and they asked me what i was doing i was like i am walking around i am homeless. and they said, okay, they looked in my bag and they saw over three condoms and assumed that i was prostituting. and they charged me and locked me up for that. >> reporter: we heard this story over and over. police using possession of condoms as evidence of prostitution. we met sasha's friends that same night. she told us police regularly stopped her. and searched her purse. >> i have been lo

kpix5 spoke with shepherd's friends and neighbors. >> reporter: christopher shepherd had experience in the rail industry. senior track engineer at b.a.r.t and before that worked for amtrak. >> he was planning on retiring in the next couple of years. >> reporter: he lived with his wife here. friends and neighbors say he was a kind man. >> real personallable, tough, it is shock. >> reporter: his friend, jeff smith, noticed kreusz had been working longer hours during the strike. >> he would not have been out this if it was not for the strike. given him a chance to work on some of the lines. and, he called his wife and told her that he had to run out to check on something. >> reporter: b.a.r.t says chris and a contractor were inspecting a problem on the tracks near the walnut creek station. >> they were out doing an inspection to see if they could identify if, that was the case or not, and where that dip was. >> reporter: it was during that inspection that a b.a.r.t train hit chris and the second worker. people stopped by the site today and dropped off flowers, chris was a member of the b.

prosecutor says christopher cruz is the man slowing down in front of the suv, so much so that his biketapped by the car. this happened last sunday during a motorcycle rally. the suv driver was stopped and assaulted after he ran over a biker. crews say his life is in shambles. >> what should we know about? >> family man, two kids, i try to stay away from trouble. >> what kind of impact is this having on your life. >> turned my life upside-down. >> cruz has been charged with unlawful imprisonment and reckless driving. the driver of the suv has not been charged. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america", you can see more of our inclusive interview with christopher cruz. what he says really happened on the road some why he says the police, the media, and all the miami who have seen the tape have it wrong. >>> a nine-year-old runaway boy managed to get on a plane without a ticket and get to nevada. delta airlines and the tsa are investigating after the boy got through security at the minneapolis-st. paul airport. the flight crew became suspicious and contacted the las vegas police, who transfe

christopher bailey will be taking over. the company has seen a 40% gain in the stock during her time as ceo. >>> rio tibto sets up its guidance after churning out error amounts of iron ore for the third quarter. >>> and rcs's media group stock is up in milan. they're expecting less incidentser feerns in the running of the newspaper corriere della sera after a shareholder group has been wound up. >>> senate liens leaders sketch out a deal which they need to put to the house. the xetra dax and cac 40 up about 0.5%. ftse 100 up 0.7%. treasury yields, 2.72% is where we stand. the aussie has moved firmer today, a fresh four-year high. it's not on there. dollar/yen, just above 98. euro/dollar, where we were at this time yet as is cable at 1.5979. >>> china is continuing to weigh in on the drama in washington. eunice yoon has more. >> the political gridlock in washington is almost as big a topic in china as it is in the u.s. that's what happens when your country is the largest foreign holder of american debt. i hope they can talk

friends say christopher sheppard was only a couple of years from retiring. sheppard had an extensive resume' in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at bart and before that, worked for amtrak. we spoke with chris' friend jeff smith. smith said he noticed chris was working longer hours during the strike. [ pause ] >> reporter: now, another memorial for sheppard and the other victim larry daniels is growing at the site of the accident. bart says the two men were inspecting a dip in the rail near the walnut creek bart station when they were hit by a bart train. investigators are -- federal investigators will be here in the bay area for the next couple of days. they say they plan to interview everyone involved and inspecting bart equipment. live in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> christopher sheppard lived with his wife at their home in hayward. >>> the back and forth between bart and the union leaders taking a new tone now. one union says it's sent over a new proposal while bart says it hasn't seen it. cbs 5 reporter mark kelly live in walnut cr

>> i was in a very different situation than michael or christopher.if i were to write down everything that was known about his life, the book would have been 15 pages long. so the question is whatles i wanted to but in the book. certain things seemed important to me, what rome was like during the time in which he lived, what the social and political climate during the different papacys like. and there was a very good biography of caravaggio, and i didn't have much to add, but i -- but also i knew i wanted to be able to write about the paintings in a way that they hadn't been written about. so i could take everything about the life, a certain amount about the surrounding history, and then destroy it as much as i -- describe as much as i wanted about the paintings, which was ideal. >> the hardest person of all would be william shakespeare, all the books about him have to be shakespeare and his time. we know practically nothing. [inaudible] >> at this length, too. medium length. anyway. whatever i've said already, i shouldn't belabor at the point, but wi

a special moment of silence was held to recognize christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels.nbc bay area's christie smithfls live in oakland right now where a group of activists are there actually calling for criminal charges against bart this morning. christie, good morning. >> that's right. before the bart board meeting even started, a group of demonstrators showed up outside with signs saying that they believe that bart managers and the board should be jailed and held responsible for the deaths of those two workers who were hit by a train over the weekend. now, this group isn't affiliated with bart's unions. they said they are pro-union, and they say that bart's policies of not having workers on the track, for instance, or not warning of oncoming trains were a factor in their deaths. inside the first board of directors meeting since the tragedy, as you said, the board held a moment of silence, and they offered resolution on behalf of christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels, who were checking on the track when they were hit. it was being operated by a manager in training

. >> christopher brown committed no crime. we understand that his security acted to protect mr. and mr. brown's property as he is authorized to do under district of columbia law. >> reporter: brown's music career has soared over the last few years, but his behavior outside of the studio has some fans questioning if he's really learned his lesson from the violent past. brown is still on probation for domestic violence case in which he reportedly beat up his ex- girlfriend, pop star rihanna. >> you don't have to always react to everything. >> reporter: brown entered a not guilty plea in the d.c. assault. the allege victim in the case is from beltsville. the police report says he suffered broken bones in the nasal area. brown is due back in d.c. for a second court appearance on november 25th. we're live tonight, i'm rochelle richie, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you. the judge also ordered brown to undergo drug treatment and report to his probation officer in l.a. >>> dr. conrad murray, the man convicted in the death of michael jackson is a free man tonight. he was released after m

christopher cruz was arraigned on wreckless driving. ugly confrontation that led to a gang of motorcycle drivers surrounding an suv. the driver of the suv has not been charged for plowing into one of the bikers. prosecutors are still looking into the entire incident. >>> southwest airlines fires the pilot involved in a frightening nose-first landing at la guardia. it happened in july. 16 people were hurt. the national transportation board says the captain took over from the first officer while the plane was just 400 feet from the ground. the nose gear collapsed and the plane skidded to a stop in the grass. >>> a neighborhood in jupiter, florida is breathing a sigh of relief. this video shows deputy sheriffs removing the snake from a driveway. wildlife officials say the snake was a pet and either escaped or was released. it had eaten two cats and was capable of strangling a small child. >>> someone in maryland is $189 million richer tonight. the only winning megamillions millionsmillions ticket. >> reporter: officials say it sold at a da

christopher columbus statute, columbus day parade is sunday. this is the 123rd in baltimore, the longest continuous columbus day parade in all of the country. al is the parade chairman. >> thank you for having us. >> reporter: it's great to be here. it starts early. >> it starts at 9 :30, saint leo's mass and then at 10:30 we will gather at the statute, there will be a replaying ceremony followed by a brunch at 11:30. the parade is set to kick off at 2:00 p.m. at key highway and light street. >> reporter: more units than ever. you got city is fire trucks, douglas high band, polly western, nights of columbus. santa clause is going to be here. >> that was our surprise. >> reporter: well, he'll be here with surprises. >> we have a lot of high school bands. the blue shrine also participating. it's going to be a great show. we'd love to have everybody come down and bring their family and friends. >> you got it. >> reporter: let me talk to chris, the guys from matthews pizza. it was the best. i was there just about month ago. how are you doing? >> ye

i'm not christopher crowe. i'm not count mountbatten, or whoever that was. ( laughs ) >> it was amazing. works like a charm. try it sometime. ( laughter ) i'm serious. it worked like a charm. >> reporter: is he dangerous? >> yes. i have no doubt that he killed john sohus. i have no doubt that he killed linda sohus. >> reporter: in california, detective tim miley and delores scott were also convinced gerhartstreiter killed linda and john and were working against the clock to prove it before he could serve his time on the kidnapping charge and then disappear again. [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster's crabfest, with three entrées under $20. like our new snow crab and crab butter shrimp, just $14.99. only at red lobster where we sea food differently. [ male announcer ] now try 7 lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches, salads, and more. [ maso, if you're sleeping 7 luin your contact lenses, what you wear to bed is your business. ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 night

s office if christopher could end up here in the bay and the answer is no. in the event of a release, he'll live in southern california because that's where he grew up. that's a stipulation. they needed to find a place that is spread out, nothing near schools or churches and palm dale was selected. still a sunnyville woman said he belongs in one place, a state hospital. kathy remembers this man's face and name, christopher evans hub bard, known as the pillowcase rapist. he raped at least 15 women in the area. she remembers being terrified and worried. >> i don't think it right. i think the man should have a life sentence. >> reporter: hubbard was known as a pillowcase rapist because he used a pillow to silence his victim's screams a. judge determined hub bard bard is fit released and could be placed in palm dale. >> i don't think it's appropriate. i think he should stay where he was and continue to get treatment because the man is not well. >> reporter: many who live in lake los angeles are upset about the potential new neighbor. >> this is like a bad dream.