. >> they're say aunt diane can't see, aunt diane can't -- something is wrong with aunt diane. they were pulled over at that point, and emma told her dad where they were. read me a sign, and she said tarrytown. >> warren races up from where he is in long island to the tappen dsy bridge, to try and find diane. she leaves her phone on the jersey bar krer, the divider at the bridge. >> the phone was located on a pull-off. she found her cell phone sitting on a guide rail. her entire route up until the bridge is consistent with what she normally would have been done. then it's unclear where she went. >> are you all right? >> no. confide frankly. >> well, thanks for doing this. >> um. >> was she your closest friend? >> i would say, yeah. she was. we were not very similar. i'm an easygoing person, let a lot of things pass. she had to be in charge of everything. there was nothing left to chance. everything has to be planned and precise. she loved you, she loved you. if she didn't like you, she could be difficult, you know. she didn't let anything go, you know. she, you know, somebody w

diane was my sister-in-law.y was the most important thing to her, to have the cousins all playing together. there is no way she would ever jeopardize the children. stop the barking. just go down a second. look at the things they wrote about her. loser. skank killer. isn't that nice? shut the "f" up and admit him and his wife were alchies and potheads. people you'll see in hell. that's what bryan is going to say, his mother was a murderer. people want to know why i keep on fighting. you go from the perfect tragedy to now people hating you, hating you. people what they're saying on the computer, people what they're saying on the news. you know, i'm like, you don't know us. that's not what happened. and any sympathy turned to hate. i need bryan to hold his head up high that his mommy was a great mom. she wasn't drunk. she would never do that to them. never. never, ever. she would never hurt her kids or warren and jackie's. something happened. >> we'll do every test that experts recommended to you, and we'll go to e

i said let me talk to aunt diane. so diane got on the phone. kept saying they are playing and having fun. she didn't sound right. >> diane didn't. >> no. she wasn't making sense. >> confused and alarmed jackie stayed home to call the police and warren and his father raced to tarrytown, the last place that emma said they were. when they finally got there, diane and the children were nowhere to be found. in their search, warren and his father stopped at the police station. >> the trooper was out in the parking lot waiting for me and he said you need to get in my car. i said i'll just drooichlt and he said no, i'm going to drive you over there and i turned to my father and said this is bad. an he said, yeah, i know. >> reporter: the trooper drove them to a local hospital where police told them what they couldn't bear to hear. diane, they said, had driven the minivan in to oncoming traffic with all of the chilen on board on new york's taconic parkway. they said she hit an suv head on. the minivan exploded in to flames. all three sisters, diane, her

irene, hello, it's diane. tell me what you saw. >> hello, diane. yes, well, we've been here on franklin street, well, all day, and we've been hearing everything all night, as well. with hall continuers and lights, et set that here. but presently, we have about, oh, maybe about 70 police vehicles lining of washburn street. that's perpendicular to franklin street, which is right in front of our house. and it's something that, it's a little ironic, because as soon as the governor lifted the ban that we could leave our home is when all of a sudden, it seems hell broke loose. i guess there's a few loud words here, loud voices and then i started to see police rush down with guns, with rifles, toward the curve of franklin street. so, a few policemen and then came became in droves, everybody was coming. the vehicles were parking along any which way on the sidewalk. like something that you'd see on television or a movie. my heart started to palpitate here and i'm still palpitating. and shortly after that, then the s.w.a.t. team came. there are about ten ind

diane is on assignment.e begin with the new shock wave, what authorities believe those boston bombers were planning next. hoping to head to times square in new york. a live reminder tonight of one of the busiest tourists destinations in the world. nearly half a million people passing through the heart of new york every day. investigators say one move, one choice, might have derailed their own plan. that carjacked mercedes had little fuel in the tank. when they went to the gas station, the whole plan began to unravel. abc's chief investigative correspondent, brian ross, back with us here tonight. this was chilling today. >> indeed, based on what the mayor and the police commissioner said, new york just missed being attacked by the accused boston bombers who late last week decided they wanted to maim and kill even more. the decision to target times square was spur of the moment, that's what the new york mayor says the surviving brother revealed to the fbi. >> he told the fbi apparently that he and his brother

>> reporter: i absolutely can, diane. i absolutely can tell you that law enforcement officials are breathing a sigh of relief in terms of the suspect , this particular suspect no longer posing a threat in that area. they are very, very happy about that. but one official said, there's a lot more work to be done. we need to know if there's an ongoing threat. if there are other people out there. they hope to begin to get those answers, if the young man can survive. >> i want to go back to mary so the phone with us, also an eye witness and lives on the street. mary, it's diane. what are you hearing outside your window? >> what i'm hearing right now is cheering from people in the area, i hear them saying "usa, usa," "they got him," stuff like that. >> and how close are you? to the backyard where this happened? >> i can -- if i look out my -- the window in the back of my house, i can see literally into the yard, the whole of the yard. >> and do you know dave, do you know the couple who lived there? >> i don't know them very wel

diane, you said you think the outrage is ridiculous, which i basically agree with. my problem is, his compliments aren't really compliments, and that he wants to introduce christian dillebrand by referring to her as far more attractive than chuck schumer. >> he is. >> yeah, but that's all you got? you're better looking than chuck schumer? it's like saying aim the best-looking regular on the show. what do you think now, hot shot? >> maybe i'm not thinking. maybe i'm just brooding. >> i'm kind of sad about it. >> well, you should be. andy, let's pick on bill. >> i put this thing back to you, greg, and i'm in a passive aggressive mood, so i'm not saying it. >> back to me, america. coming up, what's love got to do with it? >> what's love got to do with it, to do with it? what's love but a secondhand emotion. dude, you got to move on. i told you it was over. >>> what's so grand about an elastic waistband? the answer is even more beautiful than the question. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you

aunt diane can't -- something's wrong with aunt diane. >> meaning, do you think she consumed or do they consumed something or someone gave her something? the kids knew something was up. >> clearly their aunt was acting incoherently. she was looking for some advil, maybe the pot and alcohol was a way of addressing that pain. not a healthy or safe way but maybe that's what was going on. we know that diane smoked marijuana occasionally to relax. but people said she was not a big drinker. obviously something happened that day to get her out of control. the combination of marijuana and alcohol together can make people -- their judgment very, very impaired. >> liz, i want to listen to another clip of the documentary hearing diane's husband throat an idea that an abscessed tooth kour had something to do with the accident. >> say we exhume the body and there's a really bad abscessed tooth, we have x-rays from years ago. >> the question will still prevail, how did it cause -- >> maybe she had a stroke and by mistake she thought it was water and drank it. >> is he in dee nile? >> look, i mean, yo

diane, you said you think the outrage is ridiculous, which i basically agree with. my problem is, his compliments aren't really compliments, and that he wants to introduce christian dillebrand by referring to her as far more attractive than chuck schumer. >> he is. >> yeah, but that's all you got? you're better looking than chuck schumer? it's like saying aim the best-looking regular on the show. what do you think now, hot shot? >> maybe i'm not thinking. maybe i'm just brooding. >> i'm kind of sad about it. >> well, you should be. andy, let's pick on bill. >> i put this thing back to you, greg, and i'm in a passive aggressive mood, so i'm not saying it. >> back to me, america. coming up, what's love got to do with it? >> what's love got to do with it, to do with it? what's love but a secondhand emotion. dude, you got to move on. i told you it was over. >>> what's so grand about a >>> a story a special report won't touch. should everybody dance for zebra pants. yes, it's finally true, zubas have returned after a 12-year hiatus. the company that brought us trousers,

and i welcome you onboard, chris, along with diane diamond. what is the family to do.ained not just in the the one phone interview but often to me that he was cut off from his son. >> a tough thing to do. i tell people to throw the rope, don't get in the water and treat themselves. there is very little that you can do for an addict if they are hell bent on destroying themselves and clearly michael was on that trajectory. >> geraldo: do you consider him a classic addict? >> i didn't know him. i mean everything that i hear about him or read about him shows me the signs that, indeed, he was. i understand it from the life that he had to be honest with you to medicate. what it is about is the underlying causes and conditions. what he had to live with as a human being. clearly he was tortured. clearly he was in pain. it is unfortunate that we have to talk about this after he is dead. t he is aso: what about the con diane pointed out a grown man, 50-year-old man, you know, the company's liability be damned. here is a guy that should have taken care of himself. >> this is a br

diane, thanks. >> geraldo: we will give you upyou dates as the trial

no deben dejarse engañar los inmigrantes por abogados inescrupulosos >> esperan mandar mensajes a dianedalue y en el edificio de la alcaldía de la ciudad se hara marcha >> pero ¿qué sigue ? cuál es el proceso de propuesta de reforma migratoria ? beatriz tiene información >> los legisladores tienen que decidir si dan visto bueno y pueden hacer cambios que quieren a propuesta de reforma migratoria , puede tardar meses ants de llegar a escritorio del presidente barack obama >> ¿qué pasara con propuesta de reforma migratoria ? >> son varias etapas para definir destino de ley >> mark de organización de inmigrantes dice que la propuesta de reforma migratoria ira a comité del senado >> me alegro que mañana hacen primera audiencia , se hablan de difrentes clausulas de la propuesta de reforma migratoria y añadir o cambiar algo y si se apoya ira al senado odnde la evaluaran y haran más cambios con 60 votos para a cámara de representantes esta cámara puede debatir o crear version propia >> lo del senado no es tan bueno porque son menos pro inmigrante , hay al menos dos comites el senado y cámara d

diane i mean give me a break with diane but when we first met it was hilarious.he just wants to be that a student in class. follow the directions exactly how she's supposed to and i love these t-shirts right now that we're making because it's sleeking under her and she's just like that's what's perfect about it that it's imperfect. i never thought i'd be doing half marathon and in fact i think if i had thought of it at that time i probably would've just terrified me. i think that i ran half a mile and was just completely out of breath. i am so excited for the race to tomorrow. i did my first half marathon just a month ago and it was so much fun. i'm like i just got to do it again. well at the beginning of my live big journey i couldn't run for more than like a minute. the longest distance i've gone was a ten k and it was so much fun. i just got to do it again. the longest distance i've gone was a ten k. by the end i was exhausted. i never imagined i'd be doing a half marathon. for training i have been basically putting miles in. my boys have been riding their sco

. >> she shared her story with diane sawyer. see the interview at 10:00 on abc 2. >>> sylvester stallone played rocky, now bringing the production to life. >> when the version is expected to debut in the big apple. ÑoçóÑ?=?=oçoç6Ñ a funeral for george jones open to the public thursday at the grand ole opry. his publicist says he would have wanted fans to pay respects. >>> catherine pita jones checked in to a facility. she ten entered to manage her health. sylvester stallone is going to serve as produce fer for the stage version. working this morning, check of the forecast, lynette charles. >>> dreary looking outside. we have wet roadways and have showers coming down, especially along the eastern shore. where you are not seeing the green, dealing with mist and drizzle. along the eastern shore, centerville, graysonville, price, light rainfall this morning, it is going to be a little bit on the dicey side. we have patchy fog as well. see for yourself what going on in bel air. rain drops this morning, one of the live weather bug

diane, back to you guys. we're looking forward to that one tomorrow and a busy weekend here in sports. >> absolutely. thanks. we're back in a moment with a sweet surprise for red sox fans in boston. we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> it made him synonymous with fenway park. ♪ oh, you know you're singing along. that w the middle of the eighth inning. red sox were down by a run. and take a look. bottom of the eighth, a three-run homer. red sox won the game 4-3. this was the first time the red sox had played in fenway since the bombing. thanks for joining us. good night. enough about the book, i

and diane is good enough to join us live this morning.to diane in a moment. >>> george, as you know, is in l.a. with our other big exclusive. more from his emotional and revealing interview with nba player jason collins, and i just can't get over how thoughtful he was and how impressive he was in sitting down with you, george. >> boy, he sure was, robin. it was a real privilege to sit down with jason collins. this was not an easy decision for him. he talks about years of misery living with this lie, and then he's going to take us through this entire process of coming out to his family. here's the most incredible fact to me. he's a twin. he's got a twin brother, jarron, and his twin did not know that he was gay until last summer. >> told him for the first time last summer, and his twin was -- had no idea. all right, george, we'll get back to you a little bit later. >> completely astounded. >> yeah, that's right. >> what a watershed moment that was yesterday. much more from him with george. >>> also a breaking story overnight. superstar cat

book available today as she tells her tale of those years in prison of being branded a murderer to diane sawyer. >>> and joyride. a dad gives his 9-year-old the keys to his ferrari. fun times until the police come knocking. >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. we begin with something of a new day for american professional sports, and it's all because of an nba center named jason collins. >> that's right. there he is on the left with our own stephanopoulos. they sat down for an exclusive interview shortly after collins came out. >> now, reaction to collins' statements has been coming through the night. abc's devin dwyer has more on this. devin? >> reporter: jason collins is a powerhouse on the court. a seven foot, 255-pound nba center who's made it to the playoffs nine times. now, he's shattered one of the final barriers telling "sports illustrated," "i'm a 34-year-old nba center, i'm black and i'm gay." in an exclusive interview with "good morning america's" george stephanopoulos, collins says it's mind boggling that he's the first active player in pro team sports to come out as gay. >>

his attorney will join diane and me, right after this. shoot.ow with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful network. record video. connect more. so you can do more. the share everything plan from verizon. add additional devices like the samsung galaxy camera for $5 monthly access. if i testified i would testify honestly. it is a sad thing when i look at the television because if michael was alive he would be upset. he would be to unhappy with what is hatching. happening. he said i don't want to be a bank for his family but you he is a continuation of that. >> that is where dr. murray sang the christmas song. kind of whacky. because the attorney believes that dr. murray is a scapegoat wrongfully convicted my next guest is representing dr. murray for free. so will he testify if he is subpoenaed or plead the fifth? will he testify or plead the fifth? >> he will definitely plead the fifth. >> geraldo: and why would you advise hi

diane? >> thanks so much, jim. that takes us to abc's martha radda raddatz. been on the phone with sources today. just back from boston. so presumably they're looking at surveillance tapes in this area. what do you know about that? >> you heard brian say there's tons of video. they have surveillance everywhere in that area. it was the boston marathon. of course they had a lot of cameras out there. and you have social media, cellphone video. that's why they're asking for all this. the hard part here, though, is the more you have, the longer it takes to go through it. the more people you need to go through it. the more experts you need. and meanwhile, this bomber, this terrorist or terrorists are trying to get away. >> and other sense about how long this investigation could be going on and on? >> investigations in the past have had break. in the oklahoma city bombing they made a mistake and got caught in 90 minutes. the world trade center bombing, in 1993, they made a mistake, they caught those people very, very quickly. this one we're way beyond 24 hours and t

all right, diane, it is not over because i'm going to stay up past my bedtime tonight, thanks, diane.. >> i will. you can see all of diane's interview tonight on "murder mystery: amanda knox speaks" airing at 10:00, 9:00 central and amanda knox joins us live tomorrow in times square. josh? >> ahead here, sherri shepherd dishing on "dancing with the stars" last night and the great "play of the day." give plea your tired, your hungry and your just darned adorable. ♪ freeze frame freeze frame >> freeze. ♪ okay now freeze that? you got mommy a mother's day present? [ baby coos ] oh, i totally agree. she is the best mommy ever. [ baby coos ] it's beautiful. [ female announcer ] the charmed memories collection at kay jewelers. each charm is hand-crafted in italy and with hundreds of charms to choose from, the possibilities are endless. this friday through sunday get this free bracelet or a charm valued up to forty-five dollars with any charmed memories purchase of one hundred dollars or more. at kay, the number-one jewelry store in america. ♪ every kiss begins with kay at kay, the number-on

bush will give diane a behind-the-scenes tour.e will anchor "world news" from the library wednesday night. "gma" is back tomorrow morning. and diane will be back in this chair tomorrow night. for david muir and all of us here at abc news, i'm dan harris. thank you for watching. and have a great night. >>> next at 6:00, new details tonight on the suspect in the boston bombings. what changed this afternoon that has led to some communication with police. >>> plus, golden gate park trarchlt what happened that left this garbage piled up. live doppler 7hd is clear but changes are ahead. the big warmup and what is ahead at for your work week. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> things are heating up across the bay area. lots of people headed outside to enjoy the warm weather, as well they should taking a live look outside, right now, you can see the gorgeous blue sky, still clear and very sunny. good evening, i'm in for ama daetz who is on assignment in boston. we want to get right to abc7 meteorologist leigh glaser for a look at the heat.

diane? >> all right, brian. thank you. i want to bring in abc's pierre thomas who has learned new details since the briefing toda. >> a senior law enforcement official tells me e wo suspects is seen in anher vio making a cellphone call around the time of the exns. they believe that the cellphone was used to trigger one of the explosions. the officials said a massive effort is under way to capture every cellphone call in that local area at the time of the bombings, to see if they can trace it back to the bomber. the source said it's a time-consuming process but a top priority. >> as you watch the tapes go by pierre, and you've studied these so often, tell us the kind of detail the fbi is asking everyone to notice. >> one of the things you can see as you look at the tape is that the black backpack is one critical piece of evidence. my sources are telling me that backpack is the one that they recovered the most material from. the other thing is that every piece of evidence in that frame, the ha

diane? >> thanks so much, jim. >>> now from boston, we turn to breaking news we have at this hour. a letter addressed to a united states senator was intercepted, found to contain a deadly poison. the news is still coming in and pierre thomas has all the late-breaking details right now out of washington. pierre? >> tonight the senate is on high alert after a letter bound for one of its members was intercepted because it may have been tainted with poison. sources are telling us tonight a letter addressed to mississippi senator roger wicker tested positive for ricin in a field test in maryland. the letter was post marked memphis, tennessee. tonight there's no information on who may have sent it. ricin is der reiffed from caster beans and can be lethal if ingested or inhaled. field tests to detective it are unreliable. a source tells us the letter is tested again in a laboratory to get a definitive result. the package was intercepted and never reached the capital complex. still, additional security is being put in place. all mail to capitol hill has been stopped. such scares have happe

we were so lucky to have watched diane and dr. besser that night. i know it does seem crazy, but watching "world news with diane sawyer" saved my husband's life. this is my family. and that is our "abc world news" story. ♪ ♪ >>> the lawyer to the stars, mark >>> lawyers to stars, mark geragos, has battled in the courtroom and with the biggest stars. >> david wright takes a look at the headline grabbing lawyer. >> he's a celebrity lawyer not just because his client roster includes so many names. chris brown, for instance. >> first thing out. look at that. >> reporter: still on probation for beating his girlfriend, rihanna. no, mark geragos is a celebrity lawyer in the sense he's one of the best known trial lawyers in the country. famous for defending the infamous, including scott peterson. do you really believe scott peterson was innocent? >> okay, i was -- >> reporter: really? >> i will tell you, i'm not even sure in that case that there was a murder committed. >> reporter: geragos famously lost that case. his client now on death row for killing his

we were so lucky to have watched diane and dr. besser that night.y >>> all right, friday, everybody. time for "the skinny." tom cruise always interesting when he appears on somebody's show. you never know what he will do. on jimmy kimmel last night. didn't jump on any couches. or anything. he is promoting "oblivion." he did do something cool. spent allegedly three hours. he got there early on purpose, so he could sign autographs and shake hands with every single person. he did this for three hours. pretty cool. >> wow. >> let's listen in. jimmy kimmel asked him about it. >> we were spying on you yesterday, you have the premier of your movie across the street. you are a nut -- you shook hands and took pictures with every single person out there. >> it was fun. >> for hours. >> it was fun. it was fun. >> was that really fun? >> yeah. >> pretty cool. never met tom cruise. a woman who worked in the newsroom i worked in, once, met tom cruise. a producer. and she says -- when you talk to tom cruise he looks you in the eye, you are the only person that exi

. >> the handoff is an interesting story, diane. that's the issue, not that anyone thinks the fed can do this forever. $85 billion into the economy, and they said so themselves, but the handoff is as if you're taking a patient off life support. you don't believe it until you believe the person is going to live, unless you're not expecting that to happen. how does that work? at what point does the fed back off and the growth doesn't feel artificial? >> that's the important thing. charlie evans addressed that point yesterday exactly and said listen, if we thought the stock market was going to collapse and the economy wasn't going to be sustained, we would back off. it's their rule at this point in time on the federal reserve. so he was really pointing out that i think this number validates that the fed will continue to add to its balance sheet as long as it continues to add to its balance sheet and keeps it steady at a high pace, even if it doesn't add at a high level, that's stimulative to the u.s. economy and that will continue well

diane. actually, i had a baseball hat on my head and i could feel the concussion and my baseball head almost fell off my head because of the concussion. you could feel the concussion. >> good heavens. again, at that moment to see people reacting tor ingreacting going into the scene, to see law enforcement going into the scene to take care of people. tell me some of the comments around you as people were trying to compute what happened. >> a lot of people were trying to compute what had happened. one woman as we ran up to -- i must say though at that point at that second explosion at that point the police -- i mean there's police all over that route. they knew something was wrong. they were already by the time the second explosion came about they were already in action. there were already moving about. they were already pushing people off the runway or the -- where they run the boston marathon. and they were stopping runners from going down any further. they literally jumped into action immed

diane? >> we'll see you in a bit, rob. thanks. >>> students at san jose state are on alert tonight following an armed robbery on campus early this morning. students received an e-mail from campus police that a man used a pistol to rob a student outside the freshman dorm on campus. it happened at about 4:00 this morning. the area is patrolled by police regularly and is usually not deserted, even in the early morning hours. >> this is right in front of the dorm. aside from walking you to the door, there is not a whole lot more that they can do other than drop you off in the general area. but they only have so much manpower. police are warning students not to walk or bike alone on campus after dark. >>> a bank in palo alto has been robbed for the second time this year. the provident credit union on el camino real near page mill road was argued the yesterday morning about 9:00. police say the man in this surveillance video happened a teller a note saying he had a firearm, though he never showed it. witnesses describe the man a

diane jaffe. senior portfolio manager at tcw. >> coming up, why using social media to invest could be a risky business. first a look at today's commodities bonds and currencies. >>> universal health services jump more than 3.5%. and did got a shot in the arm after two analysts raised price target for the stocks, uhs, better than expected results late yesterday and the shares up a very healthy 30% year-to-date. joining us now is alan mill, chair and ceo of universal health services. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> a lot of unknowns in the affordable care act. one of the factors, there will be a lot more patients, customers for you, who have insurance. how much is that going to help your business and affect your bottom line? >> going to help our business tremendously. i think when you talked about the analysts raising our expectations and our price targets, we'll see 31 million people that have not had coverage before, and it's going toave a good effect on our bad debt so that will go tha

down for anox said exclusive interview with diane sawyer. how she feels now about her case going back to court in italy. 7 and that is when abc reports a local speed camera >> new developments out of florida tonight. -- george zimmerman waived his right to a preliminary hearing. he is accused of second-degree murder in the death of florida teenager trade on margin. he is due for another pretrial hearing. the trial is set for june 10. testimony started in the wrong file that he -- wrongful death suit filed by michael jackson's mother. katherine jackson left the courtroom during testimony today. meanwhile, a star-studded lineup of witnesses are expected to testify. >> back at home tonight, a metro a brawl on camera between two d.c. student high school students. investigators said was the result of an ongoing argument between the students at the two schools. metro transit police were tipped off about the possibility of an incident during a conference call prior to the fight. and now to a speed camera story we brought you yesterday. >> prince ge

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i will never forget being with diane. a building 17 flights up, very dark. >> what kind of medicine for her? >> diane asked my patient what she needed. >> we want to know how you're doing. >> she didn't leave it at that. she wanted to know what the end results were. in spanish diane is -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> she would definitely make a very good nurse. i'm rosita ortiz, and that's my abc "world news" story. ♪ >>> well, it's the shake-up that's been in the works for weeks, and it's the top of "the pulse" this morning. >> yeah, we are talking about the next chapter for the famed "tonight show." jimmy fallon getting the reins of the show early next year. it's a move supported by current host jay leno. at least that's what they're saying. all the late night guys weighed in on the changes overnight. >> you guys probably heard the news i'm going to be taking over for "the tonight show" next february. [ cheers and applause ] but don't worry. until february our focus is right here on whatever this show is called. >

terry and diane, that's it for sports. let's go back to you. >> dave, do you have an advertising contract on the side with benny hana? i'm curious. >> me mening t at least worth two free mooeals. if they're free, i'll take you for one. >> sound great. >> it is dinnertime, isn't it? >> just about. >> one last look at weather. >> if you're outdoor dining around the east bay, looks nice. warming up close to 90 inland tomorrow and more to come off and on through the seven-day forecast. looks a lot like summer there. 70s on the coastline there by tuesday and wednesday. >> rob. thanks for choosing nbc bay area news at 6:00. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. until then have a good night. >>> welcome to the show. i am lawrence scott. a lot in store on this edition. so les get started. it has been an eventful first month of the season and all began with several ceremonies. giants reliever jeremy afelt got miked up during the world series ring ceremony to te u the festivities at at&t park. take a look. >> i asked. i asked to give

diane, john. >> tahman, thank you. many things north korea does really a situation where they are cutting off their nose to spite their face. the economy is a wreck. basically no cash coming in. and this joint venture with south korea provides billions of dollars for their really desperate economy. >> this is what they decide to do. >> just remarkable. >> this isn't the first time they've have done this. in 2009, the north closed the border gates angry over u.s./south korea military drills leaving workers stranded at the industrial park. they let them resume work, a couple days later, you would think they don't realize what they're doing. a leader that made it clear he doesn't really care about his people. >> a clear escalation. money at stake. for them to do this, that will cost them. for them to dupe this, might be bluster, bluster that will cost a lot of money. a serious one. >> let's talk about the coast guard touting what they call a huge marijuana bust. let's talk about it. it is huge. close to 3.5 tons of mariju

diane? >> thank you so much, rich. and we'll be following your reporting in the days ahead. >>> and now, back here in this country, a famously provocative arizona sheriff may have been very close to a very big threat on his life today. a package, packed with explosives, spotted by a vigilant postal worker. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on how the sheriff says someone wanted him dead. >> reporter: arizona sheriff joe arpaio, whose tough illegal immigration stance has made him a controversial national figure, routinely receives treats. >> if i make some people angry, that's their problem. >> reporter: but tonight, he's dealing with a threat unlike any he's ever encountered. someone mailed arpaio what appears to be a bomb. >> it would have caused a major explosion and caused serious physical injury, burns and maybe death. >> reporter: the device was discovered by an alert postal worker who noticed a package addressed to arpaio with excessive postage. often a red flag for suspicious mail. it later starte