devin: four. erik: that is my blackstone is the only firm that can do this. devin: the only one..s. fund --they have been doing this for a long time. stephanie: that doesn't make you wonder -- is blackstone shouldn't people take a look and say are they too big? if one company could only be the possible company jeff immelt would call, that is not an issue? devin: the argument they would make is the assets are spread across many different funds. erik: instead of just talking about blackstone why don't we get ourselves into trouble with larry fink. blackstone is important, certainly black -- blackstone our principles. their money is tied up in the funds. stephanie: lloyd blankfein is saying we're the little guys here. devin: it is certainly the case that in the alternative asset management world they are not speaking to loudly for fear of regulators. erik: they are not deposit-funded. that is one big factor. they do not rely on wholesale funding either. to make the deals happen, they have to get leverage. the balance sheet -- the assets that they raise, they are equity assets from w

devin: they are still scared.like to say it but i think it is so bad they are wanting to go public now to get help. stephanie: i know we have to go back how would you compare it to going to the dmv? devin: it is pretty close. same chairs. same beige interior. stephanie: everything in the world is automated and online do anytime. the dmv and post office -- erik: we should be hating on a man or woman that shows the color beige. stephanie: congratulations. the story is rad. erik: the cover story. stephanie: it is the cover of this week's business week. you can get it today on bloomberg.com. it is really good. erik: maybe the whole thing with ken starr will work out if only this time. we will talk to the producer of "clinton the musical." ♪ stephanie: i am so excited for this. welcome back to market makers. the clinton come back isn't just on the political stage. it is on the off-broadway stage also and this one has a soundtrack. "clinton the musical" opens tonight in new york city and it features a list of supporting

but devin had his cameras along and the footage that he captured absolutely beautiful.ount of the beatitudes jerusalem, images from the whaling wall and the church of the holy spec ul ker. >> so many places have rich history, connected to so many different faiths. >> that's kind of where the living stones project comes in to play. the guy writing that and creating that documentary heard somebody say once, are you here to see the stones or the stones between the stones the living stones people who live here? do you want to learn their story. >> that should be an interesting documentary. this time of the year is when you want to release this because a lot of christians make pilgrim pilgrimages to the holy land. >> what a privilege to shoot these different spots. >> check out the behind the scenes footage, just getting to petra and jordan not easy. had to ride animals interesting what they went to. at one point in israel they started to smell something and the guy's like it's burning my nose. the guy's like that's tear gas, it's about a mile away. wow. >> beautiful images

we are going to check in now with devin fehely who is in the news room with the latest. >> reporter: it happened tonight in indiana and we are learning one of the students is in critical condition. take a look. [ singing ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ don't stop believing ♪ [ screaming ] >> >> reporter: the students were performing don't stop believing. dancing on stage, like you saw during the show's finale, the performers all of a sudden just dropped through the floor. >> they had rehearsed that. they rehearsed the end of the show when they did that big final number. they didn't have any issues with it before. something about how it all came together at one point. the structure, the wrong place, the wrong number of bodies. wrong weight, wrong time. it just kind of turned into a mess all at once right there. >> reporter: so far, no clue why the stage gave way. this is a photo someone took in the aftermath of that stage collapse. you can see a big gaping hole where the stage used to be. classes will be held as usual tomorrow. in the news room, i'm devin fehely. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking

who injured devin and caused her death? no charges have been filed yet in the case. when we contacted leesburg police about the homicide finding, they issued a statement saying, a thorough and complete investigation is being conducted. however, we have not received the official written report from the office of the chief medical examiner. the baby's mother lives here in winchester, a relative tells me that a week ago monday she and devin's father welcomed a new baby into the world, another little girl. but news4 has learned a protective order has been filed at this courthouse that, for now prevents the baby's father from seeing the child. in winchester, virginia, julie carey news4. >>> a special honor today for one of d.c.'s finest. earlier today maryland congressman elijah cummings presented officer dorian desant desanttoes with the congressional badge of bravery, the officer whose shot took down the gunman at the navy yard shooting. after receiving the award, he says he's merely the keeper of the award for all of his fellow service members who step into the line of

who injured devin and caused her death? no charges have been filed yet in the case. when we contacted leesburg police about the homicide finding, they issued a statement saying a thorough and complete investigation is being conducted. however, we have not received the official written report from the office of the chief medical examiner examiner. the baby's mother lives in winchester. a relative tells me just last week she and devin's father welcomed a new baby into the world, another little girl. coming up on news4 at 6 i'll tell you what happened in this courthouse to keep father away from his new daughter. in winchester virginia julie carey, news4. >>> we have some breaking news to bring you right know. police in d.c. have made an arrest in the murder of lawyer david messerschmitt. it happened this morning. he was killed, stabbed to death, in early february at the donovan hotel at thomas circle in northwest washington. we have put in a call to the family spokesperson and will bring you more detames on news4 at 6 tonight and nbcwashington.com. >>> john lennon's fir

wang, it is devin fehely from kpix5. we want to ask you a few questions. >> not to talk to anyone. if you have any questions, talk to my attorney. >> reporter: he was indicted in 2012 on 15 counts of visa fraud. alleging he falsified visa work kpix5 learned that he pled guilty in federal court thursday to a single count of submitting a fraudulent documenting, agreeing to a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine. the former ceo's legal trowel it is, they think they can survive it. >> this is our home. we can go nowhere else. you know. i call the founder my father. jerry is my brother. >> reporter: but wang's guilty plea could have serious fallout for the university. homeland scott has notified the school it could be kicked out of the program leaving the foreign student body scrambling. >> it means for the students that their visa status will no longer be valid unless they can somehow find another school in which to maintain full time enrollment. >> reporter: wang will be formally sentenced in the fall while a dark legal cloud hangs over the university he once ran. in su

devin, no deal for the 49ers. >> reporter: that's right.sy to see why the 49ers had their eye on this piece of property 11 acres they wanted to turn into a parking lot or future development, if not for a goal line stance by the community. although the team won't admit it publicly elected officials and parents of soccer players say the 49ers fumbled badly in their first attempts to acquire the rights to the soccer fields right next door to the brand- new stadium. >> i did receive a phone call from a 49er executive last friday confirming, quote, unquote, the obvious, that they are taking their proposal off the table. >> reporter: santa clara city council member lisa gillmor helped put the brakes on the 49ers' proposal. >> no, no parking lot! >> reporter: after youth soccer players turned out in force for last week's council meeting concerned that the deal would leave them without a place to practice or play. >> my son plays sports now. he would have no place to practice or play. he would be displaced. >> reporter: initially, the 49ers offered

kpix 5's devin fehely takes us through the chilling events that started 100 years ago today. >> people were forced to march in the desert until they died. >> reporter: it was one of the darkest -- >> mothers had to carry their dead babies because they couldn't find a place to bury them. >> reporter: -- and deadliest chapters in the history of the world. >> armenians were burned alive in churches. >> reporter: the people driven to the brink of the extermination by the ottoman turks a bloody bit of history that haunts the descendants 100 yearslate. >> it was the first genocide of the 20th century in which 1 1/2 million armenian men, women and children were killed, massacred, um, by the ottoman turks. >> reporter: this month marks the 100 anniversary of the genocide which happened during world war i. they targeted the christian armenians in a brutal campaign of murder and deportation. the fact is that up to three- quarters almost certainly died so, you know, i think from a historical perspective, it was clearly a genocide. >> reporter: but a century later the turkish government refuses to

in menlo park, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> and police found two guns the suspects dropped at the business park. >>> tonight, extra police are patrolling the popular aroyo trail in livermore after a man attacked a woman sending her to the hospital. andria borba is at the trail now. >> reporter: well liz, this was a brazen attack. not only did it happen in broad daylight when there were people around who could have seen what went down, it happened along the aroyo creek with homes up against it the whole way. tonight, you would be hard pressed to find anyone walking alone on the trail. yesterday, around 6:00 p.m., while the sun wiz still up, livermore officers responded to

kpix 5's devin feastly is on that beach that's attracting a lot of attention tonight. devin fehely reports. >> reporter: a team of scientists and volunteers from the marine mammal center just finished work. they say this is the 18th sperm whale who washed up in this part of california since they started keeping records about 40 years ago. and they say their goal now is to figure out how and why this animal died. from the deeply concerned -- >> pretty unusual. pretty sad, actually. >> reporter: -- to the merely curious -- >> i'm not surprised that a whale would wash up. i haven't seen anything wash up this big. >> reporter: -- the rare and sat sight of an adult male sperm whale that washed ashore in pacifica drew onlookers by the dozens. >> the poor dead whale lying on the beach. >> reporter: debbie came for a closer look at the massive marine mammal. >> it's part of life and nature. it's always bad to see a large beautiful animal like that, um, dead. but, um, you know, it's also, you know, just part of the cycle of life. >> reporter: and she wasn't alone. a team of sci

only on "5", kpix 5's devin fehely tracked him down today at his house. devin. >> reporter: yeah.y plea was the culmination of a three-year legal battle but the question now really is: are the school and the students' problems just beginning? our cameras were there when the ceo jerry weng arrived at a santa clara home. quickly retreating inside and not answering questions. [ knock knock ] >> reporter: in wang, it's devin fehely from kpix 5. we would like to ask you a few questions. >> the attorney says not to talk to anyone. if you have any questions, talk to my attorney. >> reporter: the former ceo was indicted in 2012 on 15 counts of visa fraud alleging that he helped to falsify paperwork students needed to enter the united states and study at the university. wang pleaded guilty in federal court thursday to a single count of submitting a fraudulent document agreeing to a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine of $700,000. at sunnyvale campus students were confident the school could survive its former ceo's legal troubles. >> for international students this is our ho

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> coming up avoiding online ads.about google's new solution and the catch. >> plus, it looks like they are playing videogames. how these kids are actually learning the ins and outs of comp >>> you will soon be able to enjoy youtube without the ads but there's a catch. google intends to roll out a subscriber version sometime this year. that means to view videos without any advertisements, people will need to pay for the feature. no word yet on the cost. but it is said to be a monthly fee. experts say it puts going until competition with streaming service like netflix and hulu. >>> the ftc being asked to investigate the youtube kids app. groups are wondering whether it violates federal laws with ads geared toward children. >>> still ahead they are teaching computer science to little kids. meet the twin brothers with a mission. >> after the rain yesterday, now for something completely different. a little bit of a warming trend in the bay area. don't be lulled into a false sense of security. we'll cover the changes in a

devin: they have historically focused on the u.s.ve started to use this fund for energy opportunities. it employed about $400 million from their funds and energy opportunities in the fourth quarter. we find out in a few weeks how much they invested in the first quarter. they start investing in these distress energy producers and the u.s. they are buying the debt and hoping for the debt to recover or for these companies to become even more distressed and go into a restructuring were oak tree can come up with an equity business. alix: they want oil at $10. thank you for joining me. coming up, the release of a new apple product but the company still has plenty to celebrate as its new watch goes on sale. details next. ♪ alix: breaking news regarding symantec. there's a to be considering a major sale and scarlet fu has more. scarlet: symantec is looking doing -- looking into a sale. the company has contacted pe firms and possible industry bidders about buying the business. there is no guarantee a deal with the done but the journal is repo

devin fehely on how carter got caught. >> reporter: after a month on the loose the santa clara county sheriff's office announced today that it had recaptured johnell carter clear across the country in mississippi. he escaped on march 6 while being transported to a medical appointment at a clinic near valley medical center. he overpowered a single guard injuring the deputy's shoulder and managed to escape. the sheriff's department immediately launched a massive manhunt but somehow carter was able to get away. the detectives say with help from his brother two days later he was driven to reno where he boarded a greyhound bus to mississippi. sheriff's department says getting card of every carter back behind bars was a high priority. >> we wanted him. we wanted to get him. he's, um, an alleged child molester facing a major amount of time in prison. and when he escapes from us, we want to make sure that the public is -- is safe. >> reporter: carter was facing five counts of child molestation and was less than a month away from trial when escaped. he is awaiting extradition from mississippi

a pair of jeans, a pullover and some socks were given to trace evidence analyst devin crago-stasicha. using tape lifts, she found numerous fibers. >> it wasn't like i just found one or two of these carpet fibers. i had multiple of these fibers from different articles of her clothing. you could not ask for much better than that. >> magnified 400 times, devin noticed that there were two different types of blue fibers presumably from two different sources. >> one was a light blue, and it was a very sharp angular triangular shape, and then there was a lighter kind of a bluish gray fiber that was also triangular but also more round. the nodes weren't as sharp. >> triangular or trilobal fibers are usually from carpet. there were other fibers on dana's socks. these were round and small. the type normally seen in ropes. this was consistent with dana saying her ankles were tied with rope. the investigation was taking a 180 degree turn. now the forensic evidence was corroborating much of what dana was saying. >> i was extremely impressed even to the most minute detail, she -- she remembered and

devin fehely has the story. >> i'm on the east end of the store. he is not complying. >> reporter: the police radio captures the moments right before the deadly confrontation. >> shots fired and suspect is down. >> reporter: officers were responded to a report of a robbery at a liquor and grocery store on tazman road. the suspect used a knife during the robbery. police cornered the suspect in an alley where the shooting occurred. >> our first officer who arrived at the scene contacted the suspect in an alley way near the business. >> all of a sudden, you hear pow, pow, pow. >> the officers will defend themselves if their lives are threatened. >> reporter: police have not released the suspect's name. the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on paid administrative leave while it is investigated. there is another deadly officer involved shooting here in the city of sunnyvale earlier this year, but that shooting involved an officer from santa clara. devin fehely, kpix5. >>> tonight, the boston marathon bomber who killed three people and wou

> tonight, scientists are weighing in on why a dead sperm whale washed up in pacificaful deaf deaf devin fehely has the story. >> reporter: this is the 18th while that washed up in the last 40 years. their goal is to figure out how and why the animal died. the rare and sad sight of an adult mail sperm whale that washed up drew onlookers by the dozen. >> it is always sad to see a large beautiful animal like that dead. but you know, it is also just part of the cycling of life. >> reporter: she wasn't alone. a team of scientists with the marine mammal center performed a necropsy on the mammal. the whale was likely sick, possibly even starving when it washed ashore. >> he looked very thin. his bones were protruding and it appears he has not been eating. there is not a lot of stomach contents. >> scientists say they won't know for a while why the whale died or if it is relate today the death of other marine mammals washing on shore. the big question is what happens to the whale? the marine mammal center says they want to leave it where it is an simply allow nature to take its course. but they

in menlo park, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> and police found two guns the suspects dropped at the business park. >>> tonight, extra police are patrolling the popular aroyo trail in livermore after a man attacked a woman sending her to the hospital. andria borba is at the trail now. >> reporter: well liz, this was a brazen attack. not only did it happen in broad daylight when there were people around who could have seen what went down, it happened along the aroyo creek with homes up against it the whole way. tonight, you would be hard pressed to find anyone walking alone on the trail. yesterday, around 6:00 p.m., while the sun wiz still up, livermore officers responded to a 29-year-old woman who while walking alone was grabbed from behind by a suspect and sexually assaulted on the trail. >> i was just driving home from work and i saw the police tape and i knew something happened. >> reporter: it is the fourth assault since 2012 on the trail. the livermore detectives don't know if the us dents are connected. >> it makes me want to get a concealed permit. >> reporter: the trail is leafy and c

in menlo park, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> we don't have offices. has a great grand office. >> yeah. >> we have the best sport office in the country. >> we do. >> in fact, everybody gets tired of news, you are all fighting out in the news room, peace and serenity now. [ laughter ] >>> baseball right around the corner now. barry zito is paying for it. big league job may have ended though. and the team that ended the warrior season last year are paying the price >> already having clinched the top seed in the western conference, steve kerr sent draymond green against the clippers. draymond, first half, warriors, blake griffin. get out of his way. 40 points for big man. la led by as many as 17 points and the game did mean something. klay thompson tied the game at 67-67. then, a few possessions later, curry gives him the lead. the splash brothers combined for 52 points. fourth quarter, warriors up just one. andre iguodala. he has the foul on matt barnes. he made all three free-throws to ice the game 110-106. they win their tenth straight game. >>> stanfo

in menlo park, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> we don't have offices.ts has a great grand office. >> yeah. >> we have the best sport office in the country. >> we do. >> in fact, everybody gets tired of news, you are all fighting out in the news room, peace and serenity now. [ laughter ] >>> baseball right around the corner now. barry zito is paying for it. big league job may have ended though. and the team that ended the warrior season last year are paying the price my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >> already having cli

kpix 5's devin fehely takes us inside the brand-new campus. >> reporter: did you ever wish you had a window into facebook or you could pull back the curtains to see what work and life was like inside the social media giant? well, look no further than social media itself. facebook invited 10 instagramers in for a sneak peek of their headquarters. the building is more than 430,000 square feet and can hold nearly 3,000 employees. it also boasts high-end custom art pieces and a sprawling rooftop garden with walking trails overlooking the bay. technology analyst rob enderly says the new campus like ones in the work for google and apple looks to make a statement about the company and future. >> each building is spectacular in its own right and certainly shows a certain amount of competition between the firms. >> reporter: facebook says the new building with its massive open floor plan reflects the corporate values and that happy workers are productive. so facebook readily admits that they have more campus more space than employees to fill it but they say that is the good news about being o

the most stirring sign of devine favor was to be found in the prove den shall timing on palm sunday it. was the expression that the surrender was a blessed sabbath sabbath's work. they embraced grant's policy in their hour of vindication, because they believed that in so thoroughly defeating the rebels the army had meted out sufficient punishment to the confederates. they felt they were so desperately beaten they welcomed the surrender. allen of massachusetts had seen evidence of this scrawled on the canvass covers of army wagons abandoned on the line of re treat. one piece of graffiti said we can't whip you all without something to eat. more over union soldiers reckoned that mag none imity was best to reduce the reconstruction of the south, to change the hearts and minds. in a series of letters to his wife mary in the immediate wake of the surrender hallic armstrong, another chaplain took the measure of defeat and wrote the war had rendered the south a charnal house and the south had suffered enough. all that was left was to forgive and forget. and armstrong shared a view very common

as devin fehely reports, apple's strict standards are banning some construction workers from the project. >>> reporter: for kevin, landing a job helping to build apple's new headquarters seemed like a dream come true steady work, decent pay and yet another chance to put the problems of his past behind him. >> long hours, good overtime, i was thinking everything was going to be good for the next couple of years. >> reporter: until he was fired in january because of apple's policy barring anyone with a felony conviction on their record in the past 7 years from working on the new headquarters. kevin says he has struggled ever since to find a job. >> not only do i lose that job from apple, i lost a spot in the company that sent me there so the chain reaction, you know? >> reporter: the ironworkers union wrote a letter to apple's ceo tim cook protesting the policy describing it as fundamentally unfair. a letter goes on to say that the blanket prohibition against construction workers with felony convictions is a, quote, evil precedent. no one from apple would comment on camera on the record ab

kpix 5's devin fehely is live in pacifica.e they any closer to figuring out what killed this massive animal? >> that's acareer ender. say the wrong thing during a commercial break that's a career ender, dude. >> reporter: they probably will not be able to definitively determine the cause of death. all day long there's been a steady stream of people come down to mori point. they performed a necropsy on the animal. they say it appears to be an adult sperm whale. the animal weigh severely underweight and may have been sick or starving at the time it washed ashore. more >> bones are protruding, not eating. not a lot of stomach contents. >> reporter: the samples they checked today were not fresh enough to determine an official cause of death. so what happens now? the marine mammal center says they would prefer to leave the animal exactly where it is and allow nature to take its course. but they say that they are also in communication with the city of pacifica who may want to bury the body. in pacifica, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> pre

. >>> devin still in attendance with his daughter leah, the 4-year-old has been courageously fightingn saturday, she carried the ball 45 yards to score the first touchdown of the year. way to go. >>> up next, a reality check, a real housewives star is entering rehab. >>> plus, matt versus ellen. oh, my goodness, the epic prank that left someone in their underwear. we've got the video. >>> for entertainment news, "furious 7" joins "avatar" and "titanic" as the third movie ever to earn $1 billion overseas. it's currently the fifth highest ranking film of all time. at this weekend's daytime emmy awards betty white received the lifetime achievement award. later, ellen degeneres and matt lauer did some charity. >> ellen degeneres and i are officially ending our prank war. >> matt has generously offered to donate $1,000 of his own money to charity anytime any of you mention matt lauer in your speech there. >> that's right. >> all right. there's no word on the final amount being donated. but he is definitely shaking it. that's not really him, by the >>> real housewives star kim richards has

in santa clara, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> in the meantime a new political battle is brewing in mission bay tonight. opponents of the warriors' downtown arena plans tells our mike sugerman traffic and parking problems could really hurt the new hospital next door. >> reporter: warriors have yet to face any serious opposition in the magical season. their proposed new arena just got some. >> the arena will destroy the goose that laid the golden egg in mission bay and that's biosciences and ucsf hospital. >> reporter: sam singer is the bay area's master of disaster, a big bucks mouthpiece now working for a group against the arena calling itself the mission bay alliance. the plans and locations for the arena have already been changed a few times. this is where the arena is set to go on the edge of mission bay right off 3rd street, 18,000 seats, upwards of 200 events a year, and, of course, it's right down the street from the giants ballpark. 40,000-plus fans, 80 times a year. and in between the two, san francisco's new police headquarters. southern station and firehouse number 4. virtually r

quickly retreating inside and not answering questions. [ knock knock ] >> reporter: in wang, it's devin fehely from kpix 5. we would like to ask you a few questions. >> the attorney says not to talk to anyone. if you have any questions, talk to my attorney. >> reporter: the former ceo was indicted in 2012 on 15 counts of visa fraud alleging that he helped to falsify paperwork students needed to enter the united states and study at the university. wang pleaded guilty in federal court thursday to a single count of submitting a fraudulent document agreeing to a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a fine of $700,000. at sunnyvale campus students were confident the school could survive its former ceo's legal troubles. >> for international students this is our home. we can't go nowhere else. i call jerry as my brother. >> reporter: but wang's guilty plea could have serious fallout for the university. homeland security is already notified the school it could be kicked out of the student and exchange visitor program leaving its overwhelmingly foreign student body scrambling. >> it mean

devin still came out for the coin toss.st quarter, lynch breaks free. 22-yard touch. blue team up 10-0 at the half. the first quarter. for the touch. blue team beats the white team 17-7. that is your look at sports. back to you. >> day of dinosaur-themed fun on a local college campus. about 1,000 student volunteers and their buddies enjoyed the 39th annual hand-in-hand carnival at st. joseph's university. they got to play games. enjoy lunch, dance, draw and spend some quality time together. hand-in-hand is a volunteer organization that increases interaction with and creates unity among the st. joe's community and its buddies with special needs. and that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. nbc nightly news is next. for news and weather updates any time, head to nbc 10.com. enjoy that sun. >>> on this saturday night, a matter of life and debt. dramatic body cam footage showing a murder suspect charging at an officer and his split-second decision. >>> nightmare flight. travelers

but kpix 5's devin fehely reports, firefighters fear it's only going to slow them down. >> reporter: the firefighters union says the mayor's plan amounts to adding more work to a department that's already understaffed and overburdened. >> we are very thinly staffed. we are one of the lowest staffed departments in the nation. >> reporter: the mayor says the current system this which city firefighters treat medical patients and then hand them off to a county ambulance is inefficient and needlessly expensive. >> we could simply have the same firefighters or paramedics who respond initially be able to treat -- stabilize the patient and then take them to the hospital. >> reporter: but firefighters say because of budget cuts they struggle to meet basic response times. the fire department's goal is to respond to emergencies in eight minutes or less. but in december, january and february of this year, the fire department only met that goal 72% of the time meaning that three out of ten people who called 911 for help waited for more than 8 minutes. >> right now we're failing in arriving on tim

devin fehely reports. >> reporter: that's right.are about to pull into port at the wharf. [ signal breakup ] the lark sper furry. the golden gate ferry is your has taken [ signal breakup ] one of its vessels out of service. that ferry is about 14 years old and will undergo extensive -- [ signal breakup ] upgrades. in the meantime they are going to put another ferry in its place. issue that one is smaller and holds fewer people. [ signal breakup ] the concern is the ferries will fill up faster and some people are going to get bumped to later ferries a problem that could cascade down the ferry schedule. >> it's probably the most crowded time. they just added about a ferry at 8:40 because we were all overflowing crowd at 8:20 ferry now they're taking one down. i'm kind of surprised. [ signal breakup ] >> definitely looked crowded. >> look ma, no wires. devin is out there on the ferry boat and we're broadcasting straight to 4-g and then back down to earth. sometimes it works, sometimes it done. you got the gist of it. there's a boat out

devin fehely reports. >> reporter: we talked to parents who didn't have a clue and had many questions like we did like why in the world would you water artificial turf? >> the reason they put this in bass lack of water. it's a surprise there's waters going on. >> reporter: anthony wasn't alone in his surprise or disappointment when he learned that san carlos routinely waters the arficial turf at the ball field. >> i wouldn't think about turf required water but i guess baking in the sun all day it might dry out. >> reporter: the city unstalled the artificial turf in 2010 touting what was supposed to be a low maintenance and low to no water alternative to grass. but the director of public works says because it's made out of organic materials like coconut husks it requires periodic watering. the city claims that the turf uses significantly less water compared to grass. some parents however aren't sure. >> if you are paying for all the water that has to go in here, then why not be able to keep it up as a regular grass field? i think we would prefer to have grass fields if we could. >> rep

. >>> 9-month-old devin ellis died in october. father says she went limped when he was feeding her. the medical examiner's office says she died of blunt-force trauma to her head. she had injuries consistent with blunt-force trauma. despite the ruling today, no one has been charged in her death. her mother gave birth to a new baby girl last week but the father is barred from seeing the child because of a protective order. >>> according to an indime jamal adams failed to file tax returns from 2005 to 2012 while he worked for the police department. he also filed false documents in which he didn't report tax debts owed to the irs. if convicted, adams could get 13 years in prison and pay a $250,000 fine for each conviction. >>> tonight, the death of a man shot by police in the chaos following hurricane katrina has now been reclassified as a homicide. henry glover's death was originally ruled to be undetermined but the coroner said today after examining the evidence it appears that glover was killed by someone else. the officer who shot

devin still spoke to students at the american association for cancer research conference right here in philadelphia today. his 4-year-old daughter's cancer went into remission. now he wants more young people to become the next generation of cancer researchers. >> i want them to not give up. it's so many people depending on them like my daughter. >> he and his friends have helped raise millions of dollars for pediatric cancer research. >> doing great job. >>> the eagles schedule coming up for you. ryan howard finally. that is next. >>> the only teem they have to travel to that aren't on the east coast, dallas and detroit. then at the jets and washington and deshawn jackson. hosting the giants on monday night football. two straight on sunday night football right here on nbc 10. miami and tampa bay come to the link, thanksgiving on the road. they travel to new england with the super bowl champs. la shawn mccoy returns. >> one of the things that fascinates me is how many late afternoon showcase games and how many primetime games you get. it's an indication of what people in the league offi

bases loaded for devin travis. he drives it to right. travis snider trying to make a play misplays it a very costly mistake. this one would clear the bases. just a bad play from snyder. jays take a 6-2 lead. the good things about sports -- redemption. snyder got his in the fifth, with two on. he just crushes this ball. this a three-run shot. jose batista, also known as joey bat, showing off the power. to hockey now, the playoffs start this wednesday for the capitals at home against the islanders. plenty of questions surrounding this series like how the caps handled new york speed led by 24-year-old sense ace john tavares. these two teams are very similar, which makes this matchup very interesting. >> they have the leading scorer in the league right now. we have third and fourthis. their defense is lard to you and -- i think it's going to come down to who executes. >> we're excited about the challenge, at the beginning of the playoff run. we know there's a couple teams we have to go through and, you know the islanders will be the first te

devin fehely, kpix 5. >> the store's owner says there was one thing the bandits left behind. they didn't grab any of the most expensive skateboards. >>> brentwood police released surveillance footage that shows robbers suspect in a string of crimes. the three robberies happened on saturday night. the footage is from a movie theater outside the streets of brentwood shopping center. a black car pulled up and dropped off two people wearing hoods. police say one of them had a handgun and robbed a group of teens. two more similar robberies happened later in the night in the same area. >>> some mixed earnings today from a couple of silicon valley's big names. ebay beat expectations with its earnings during the 1st quarter of the year. part of it is due to an increase in the number of paypal accounts. the money generated from purchases made with paypal accounts rose by 18%. ebay stock went up about 6% after the bell. >>> and facebook is going the opposite direction tonight. its 1st quarter revenue missed expectations. investors didn't like that its stock is down about 2% in after- h

this video comes by way of young devin foster on youtube. what do you guys think? going to hazard and guess assay fake. >> i don't believe that the house is haunted. i believe that they are faking out for grandma here. >> so you guys all believe that somebody is pulling the fan down or knocking it over somehow. >> yes. >> we all know we're experts on this ghosts don't knock fans over when the cameras are rolling. they wait until the camera stops. >> everybody, fake? >> yeah. >> you guys enjoyed the clip and watched it for a minute longer than i did. i agree with you guys it's fake. >>> next video. >> oh, my goodness no way. >> that was a flamethrower for firemen -- >> that's something like from harry potter like two magics attacking each other. >> i'm going with real. >> we've seen so many that i'm saying real. >> it could have gone really wrong. so close to the building and those people unfortunately real. >> is anyone surprised that a bunch of dudes are around there with access to tools and a flame flower? >> what do you say, mac? >> i'm with you guys. i found an

lincoln doesn't say that he knows for certain the long and bloody conflict was devine punishment.ted north and south to accept this interpretation of conflict as the best explanation for a war no one really wanted and an emancipation no one, not even lincoln, seriously expected. with the war drawing to a close, the united states would be a completely free united states. lincoln hoped the nation would now be in practice what it long declared in principle, a nation devoted to the equal rights of all her citizens. as he said at gettysburg, the nation under god was to have new birth of freedom. no longer would men be allowed to use their freedom to deny freedom of others. white southerners would have to change their minds about slavery and meaning of america. so we had an american president who acknowledged in his own second inaugural address many thousand gone, black slaves who's toil led to america's prosperity. lincoln did so to suggest a divine mercy that he knows is none too apparent in the midst of the war's devastation. four years of blood and treasure lost in the civil war as

in sunnyvale, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the south carolina police officer charged with the murder of a black man has been fired from the force. the news came at a rowdy press conference today. >> chief of police -- >> i'm asking to you respect me as i'm going to respect you. >> protestors interrupted north charleston's mayor and police chief demanding answers from the investigation. our ken bastida is live in the newsroom. there could be another crucial piece of evidence in this case. >> reporter: that's right. there is more video it turns out that captured this confrontation. that is in addition to what authorities have already released what we have been showing. police say it was recorded on a dashcam and it could give another angle on exactly what happened. now, a warning, the video we have already seen is graphic. officer staying staying michael slager on cell phone video showed him firing eight times as 50-year-old walter scott ran away. >> i have watched the video. and i was sickened by what i saw. >> reporter: north charleston's mayor visit scott's family. >> the mother and fa

our devin feely outside headquarters in menlo park. are people giving it the thumbs up? >> reporter: generally they are. neighbor brought in a world famous architect in frank geary to help them design their new headquarters and used social media to give a peek into their new home. did you ever wish you could have a window into facebook where you could see what life was like inside the social media giant? look no further than social media itself. facebook invited 10 instagramers in for a sneak peek of their new state of the art headquarters, more than 430,000 square feet and can hold nearly 3,000 employees. it boasts high end custom art pieces, a sprawling rooftop garden overlooking the bay. the new campus like ones in the works for google and apple looks to make a grand statement about the company and its future. >> each one of these buildings is spectacular in its own right and certainly shows a certain amount of competition between the firms, but do realize the ecosystems for these things are being built are already stressed to the max. >> reporter: do the walking trai

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a very close call for a woman to just missed being crushed by a huge tree. this happened this afternoon in oakland as she was driving on first avenue near lake merritt. she thought she saw leaves but it was the whole tree! a giant eucalyptus completely crushed her car. rescue crews were able to get her out. >> would have been a lot worse especially if i had been in the other lane of the two. that's where the heaviest part of the tree fell or if there were other people in the car with me in the back seat, the windows shattered there and the roof caved in. so could have been a lot worse. >> she said she was coming back from a doctor's appointment and decided to take city streets instead of the freeway. she was not hurt. >>> big delays on caltrain this evening. trouble in the south bay. a woman was hit by a train near the santa clara station. she was rushed to the hospital. no word on her condition. delays are running as long as 40 minutes. >>> 4 high school athletes from the east bay are behind bars and could be there for a while. they are accused of such a se