he did that without any warning to edwin. edwin by the way was doing nothing wrong.ave spoken to many people who were there. he did nothing wrong. he got off his bike, go over and try to calm everybody down. by the way, at the point that he was run over, no one had done anything to the driver of the suv. >> let me ask you, first of all how is edwin? >> he is out of his coma. he is awake. he had another surgery, his spine. he is in a lot of pain. doesn't talk much. just came out of icu today. >> everyone has seen this video and most people have a firm view that the guy in the suv was protecting his family, surrounded by bikers and no idea what was happening, already been cut off by one of them which led to the original bump. what is your view of where blame should lie there? >> i wasn't there. i can't blame anyone. i can understand why he was scared. but at the end of the day, my husband parked his vehicle on a kick stand to get off and try to help the situation to say let's just ignore it. >> i've got a tough question for you. gloria said edwin did nothing wrong. in

he did that without any warning to edwin. edwin by the way was doing nothing wrong.have spoken to many people who were there. he did nothing wrong. he got off his bike, go over and try to calm everybody down. by the way, at the point that he was run over, no one had done anything to the driver of the suv. >> let me ask you, first of all how is edwin? >> he is out of his coma. he is awake. he had another surgery, his spine. he is in a lot of pain. doesn't talk much. just came out of icu today. >> everyone has seen this video and most people have a firm view that the guy in the suv was protecting his family, surrounded by bikers and no idea what was happening, already been cut off by one of them which led to the original bump. what is your view of where blame should lie there? >> i wasn't there. i can't blame anyone. i can understand why he was scared. but at the end of the day, my husband parked his vehicle on a kick stand to get off and try to help the situation to say let's just ignore it. >> i've got a tough question for you. gloria said edwin did nothing wrong. in

as gloria said edwin did nothing wrong.sense he did, because if you look at his criminal record he has not had a valid driver's license or permit since 1999. he has never applied for a motorcycle license. he was recently arrested in massachusetts for driving with a revoked license. you know, he has been named as a constant offender, that is doing something wrong. >> you know, that is not relevant to his being run over. >> i didn't say that. >> i know, but it is really important. the reason i'm making that point is he was not driving at the time he was run over by that suv. he was not driving, he was doing everything lawfully, there is nobody saying he was not doing anything improper. >> he was not -- >> by the way, mr. li a an, what could he have done if he was in fear? you just pointed out he was in fear, nothing would have happened to him. he could have honked his horn. >> i know what i would have done, i have a 22 month-old baby daughter, if i was in that suv with my wife and daughter, and i'll be perfectly straight with

edwin land patented it. and these are polaroid filters. and that's what they, in a sense, are 'cause they're made up of molecules in here which are crystal-- little crystal-- the crystals or molecules that are all lined up in one direction and will allow the light to pass through one way. i can kinda show you that with a lamp here and using tools. you can still see the light. these things must be lined up. what's coming through one comes through the other, but let me turn it. what happens right in there, gang? right in there. can you see that the light doesn't come through? or i can hold this like this and just turn this. comes through, comes through, comes through, doesn't come through. not so much, no much and now it's blocked up. ain't that nice? now, hc. how come? this is easy to see. it requires a knowledge of vectors, the arrows. let's take a look. let's suppose my lamp, my original polaroid, is like that. light coming through. what kind of light can it come through, gang? light hitting it is like this. like this that hits it-- but t

edwin says he is the true victim in all of this. caught on tape confrontation between the suv and motorcycles left him partially paralyzed. after the motorcyclist swarmed the suv, the driver took off and ran him over. >> it tears me up that anyone could think that edwin in any way deserves what happened to him. >> the police have not charged the driver in the suv. >> steeling a celebrity chef and the possible murder plot all to get a girl's attention. kpix5's don knapp was in court today as prosecutors layed out the wild crime spree they are trying to pin on 19-year-old, max wade. >> two years ago, a bright yellow lamborghini was stolen in san francisco. the thief repelled from a fourth floor into an open window and made off with a $200,000 car belonging to guy. the prosecutor said that crime led to another a year later. >> already has the flashy, yellow lamborghini, but he wanted the beautiful blond to go with it. >> the blond was iva. yvette says the then 17-year- old wade was infatuated. when he learned she was dating landon, he

edwin did not do anything that justified mr. lien's decision to drive his range rover over him. >> reporter: this just in. the man seen in the video briefly opening the driver side door of the suv turned himself into police. charges against him are pending. yet, another twist tonight. police say one of the bikers was an off duty undercover narcotics cop. david, they say he did not intervene, when the assault was happening, for fear of blowing his cover. >> a horrible story all week. lindsey, we appreciate your reporting. alex rodriguez tonight in the headlines. the yankees' star suing major league baseball, he claims they are on a witch hunt trying to force him out of the sport. rodriguez facing a 211 game suspension for his alleged uses of performance enhancing drugs. an image from italy, thousands turning out to see pope francis on his first pilgrimage to the town of the birthplace of pope francis. the pope seen comforting a disabled child, a tribute to st. francis who shunned wealth for a life of service. >>> much more ahead

you can't e then blame me for striking out at you if you've terrorized me. >> edwin did not terrorizeim. >> what's happening legally, quickly. >> when he stepped on the gas, gunned it, and ran over -- >> to escape. >> there was nothing happening at the time. everything you saw happened after he ran down edwin. >> look, diana, to you and your family, i thank you for coming on, and i wish you the best. >> thank you. >> you have a very, very rough road to hoe. >> yes, i do. >> and so do their children, and because, you know, they have two children, and this is very hard >>> you know, as long as you exert a certain amount of control you can do everything. >>> that's not the case. >> myse selfie caused controver, what's your excuse, the title on the handout, the picture showing this mean, lean fitness instructor, mother of three children. she joins us from her home in sacramento. how are you doing? why did you take the picture? didn't you know a lot of ladies would say, hey, she's lording over us? >> of course not. who wants any of that feedback. i took the picture i thought it would be mo

you can't e then blame me for striking out at you if you've terrorized me. >> edwin did not terrorize what's happening legally, quickly. >> when he stepped on the gas, gunned it, and ran over -- >> to escape. >> there was nothing happening at the time. everything you saw happened after he ran down edwin. >> look, diana, to you and your family, i thank you for coming on, and i wish you the best. >> thank you. >> you have a very, very rough road to hoe. >> yes, i do. >> and so do their children, and because, you know, they have two children, and this is very hard on the whole family. >> i'm sorry. i really am sorry. ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. [ ding dong ] [ male announcer ] you can get great discounts on 1-800-flowers.com... oh... [ male announcer ] roadside assistance from allstate, and avis, budget and budget truck. all one place. aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn. [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, walgreens, and kellog

johnson, sergeant edwin caffic, and sergeant westbrook to please stand. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] >> kenneth was the soldier that will delivered to the safety of that helicopter. and after being air lifted out he made it to walter reed. he spent time with his wife char lean who joins us here today. she remembers the first time she spoke to will when he called from afghanistan to check in with kenneth. soon after that phone call he took a turn for the worse. and i think it is fair to say that charlene will always be grateful for the final day that she was able to spend with her husband. and even now rarely does a month go by when will doesn't check in with her and her three boys. that is the kind of man he is says charlene. so will swenson was there for his barrothers and their famili. as a nation we thank god that he was there for us all. god bless you and all the men that you fought alongside and everything that you have done for us. god bless all our men and women in uniform and with that i would like my military to read the citation please. >> the president of the un

others including edwin mieses got off their bikes.uv driver lurches forward as seen in the video taken by another biker apparently hitting mieses and driving over his motorcycle after he feared for his wife and child with him. >> left him there for dead and left. >> the individual in the suv did call, we responded to that call. >> reporter: the suv is moving and up to 30 bikers are giving chase. they surround the suv near the entrance to the cross bronx expressway. one biker tries to open the driver's door. >> they take their helmets and start to dent his car and apparently his tires are slashed there with a knife. >> reporter: the suv and the bikers take off again this time ending up here at 178th street and st. nicholas safe. bikers are smashing the suv windows with the helmets. the driver is slashed and assaulted after the video stops. police want to question these two biker, one with a flagsti flagsticker of guyana on his motorcycle. both are seen smashing the driver's window, one biker has since surrendered. >> i think we are try

i will start to turn that into the life of edwin stanton.hat's a very short version of how i do the research. >> how would you compare seward's role as the indispensable man to lincoln, to hamilton's role george washington? >> it's one of the things i love about coming in doing these things, you get questions that you never thought about before. [laughter] well, there were some similarities and some differences. some of the similarities, it is true that washington relied very heavily on hamilton's clever pen to write things for him and he came to trust in hamilton's political judgment. although i don't know that there will ever be a moment in which washington will put himself quite into hamiltons hands as some of his later critics have said. and some differences, there was a huge gap in ages and position between washington and hamilton. seward and lincoln are on par. if anything, seward is better known and more experienced with washington in the world then lincoln was when lincoln arrived in washington as president-elect. i think it was more

. >> and now it's my honor to introduce a special guest our mayor edwin lee.elebs education and health care and the environment for our future generations (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> thank you. i had no idea what you that but it sounded pretty good. everyone welcome to the city hall our people's hall in san francisco. and i am here to join i in celebrated latino heritage month. i want to thank a number of dignitaries that i know who have worked with me. we have the council general of japan and the mongol council and counsel generalizes representing nick away wag and others countries our friends (clapping) >> i see our colleagues on the board president chiu. thank you david chu for being here (clapping) i might not see them immediately but i know that supervisor john avalos and george will be here shortly. and then i also see jeff our public defenders public defender for being here that you are ladies and gentlemen, we're also very rich with latino leaders in our department and to name some of them on behalf of the whole city people like

and he's intubated" the injured biker has been identified as edwin mieses (me-a-sis) jr. in a phone interview with his wife, she described his condition as much worse. dayana meises "if you look at the video, you can tell that man ran over something, that something is my husband who's paralyzed right now, in a coma... they induced his coma, because of, cuz of all the serious injuries he had to his heart. his aortic valve ripped during, when he got run over" more than two dozen bikers, then chased down 33 year old alexian lien, his wife and two year old child. they managed to get him to stop, then one biker tries to rip open his door, but lien flees knocking another rider off his bike. it was that rider who caught up with lien later and used his helmet to smash the drivers side window of the s-u-v. mos says: "as he took off, he hit me and just kept on going. once he hit me off my bike i got angry and i chased after him and i'm the aggressor because i smashed the window." (anchor tag) lein needed stitches to his face. he was treated and released from an area hospital. his f

. >>> en las afueras del hospital de new york donde edwin n.iminal. >>> no sÉ si lo asustaron, el hombre se fue. >>> el carro pasÓ por encima, le rompiÓ las costillas del lado izquier izquierdo, la vena aorta. >>> las imagenes dieron la vuelta al mundo, un motociclista lo grabÓ y publico en internet, el pasado domingo en una carretera al oeste de manhattan, el video muestra a los motociclistas rodeando y luego persiguiendo varias cuadras a este hombre de 33 aÑos que viajaba junto a su esposa e hija de dos aÑos, la persecusiÓn terminÓ luego que uno de los motociclista le pinchÓ las gomas del auto obligando a detenerse en una intercepciÓn donde lo acorralan, lo sacan del vehÍculo y lo golpean, residentes del lugar condenaron el hecho. >>> es acto en contra de la libertad individual de cada persona, debe ser castigado por la ley. >>> eran como 30, de los mÁs de 30 dos estÁn bajo arresto, incluyendo uno que se entregÓ hoy a las toridades. segÚn la policÍa el grupo forma parte de la organizaciÓn hollywood sons, la misma que el aÑo pasado tratÓ de pa

edwin's mom talked to whdt and she says she wants justice. >> they're making out that bikers are not bad people. >> a lot of people have taken sides in this. some have started web sites over this. jay meesy is the rapper name for the man in critical condition. they also started a go fund me page for the range rover driver. on the other side there is a facebook page and a go fund me page started by his aunt. >> i hate to see this issue get so divided between bikers and drivers. i wonder if in the weeks to come if highway camera video will come out or our surveillance videos that show what happened even before this. there was hundreds of bikers there. i'm sure there weren't just two guys with cameras during this incident. hopefully we'll get a bigger, broader picture. >> you got to give it to the people who have some passion for animals, the people that rescue animals. even the ones that rescue big cats. check out this girl. she's swimming with a giant, full-grown bengal tiger. >> the minivan. >> there he is in the girl's bedroom. and there's the cat with one of the daughter's little g

. >> edwin wawa was a successful businessman until a year ago. now, a family member helps him sew on the busiest days. he had to fire his 10 employees. only one of 15 sewing machines are at work. >> the business has reduced by 80% in the last year. being paralyzed is like being bankrupt. i only keep going because i have a few faithful clients. >> edwin is one of over 30,000 clothing manufactures that sell in gamara, the largest textile operation in beirut. chinese clothes flooding the market are crushing sales of peruvian goods. >> manufacturers say it is impossible to compete with chinese prices. on average, chinese clothes cost a third of production costs here 2000 businesses have bankrupt and more than 4,000 businessmen are leaving this area to work at home so they can lower their costs. >> businessmen say a free trade agreement signed with china are tearing their businesses apart. >> the state is not promoting industrialization which is needed for jobs. this only benefits large importanters. >> the consumer office is investigating whether chi

so first, the honorable edwin mayor of san francisco. san francisco (clapping) thank you. san francisco board of supervisors david chu and san francisco port executive director monique mirror (clapping) and our president and ceo paul guests the tall guy in the back. i'm sorry and sprifrp kim. there should say right there thank you >> so the building our standing in was built in 1938 as a transit shed and it's been used for many things for many defy types of folks. wire super proud to have our ribbon cutting. some of you have had a tour and you'll be able to see all the wonderful things. a little bit about some of the things we did if develop this space is it was very important that we use green building design standards. so in all of our construction of the project and so many of the things the lighting for example, the heating and cooling systems all done with lead compliant standards and then in the near future we'll be using solar on the roof and generating such as 75 percent of our power requirements here. so very green approach to the space. so this is the home of our

. >> reporter: the family of edwin, another rider severely injured when he was run over by the suv defended the group. but law officials say these groups are growing in number and aren't easy to stop. videos are posted on line like trophies. in dallas, riders taunt police in pursuit. motorcyclists breakthrough a block aid. ? st. louis they take over the highway. >> there have been several incidents where several of them were severely injured. >> some of them go out to cause havoc. >> reporter: they brace for trouble from motorcycle groups every weekend when the weather's nice. how powerful are they as a group? >> they're very powerful, depending on how many there are, their motorcycles can hit speeds of 150 plus. >> reporter: in new york city more arrests are likely for a confrontation so frightening it's shedding a light on a nationwide problem. nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, the controversy over what's happening on some of the n nation's most hal owed ground. >>> there's controversy among some of those with families buried at arlington national cemetery after a fo

edwin mieses was critically injured. now police are asking for the publ public's help to identify these two people all in an effort to further peas together this puzzle that's far from complete. >> that was margaret conley reporting. thank you so much for joining me today. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >> wanted in two u.s. embassy bombings, on the run for 15 years, and captured in less than a minute by u.s. special forces in libya. in one of two weekend raids on global terror suspects. the second one, however, did not go so well. >>> also coming at you this hour, terror of a different sort at a track in texas. an indycar going trying into pieces. the driver and more than a dozen fans hurt. >>> and no i.d., no boarding pass, no problem. how on earth did a 9-year-old boy outwit the tsa and airline security hopping on a flight halfway across the country. and by the way, where on earth were his parents? >>> hello everyone and welcome. i'm ashleigh banfield. it is monday, october 7th. this is "legal view."

security when he chose to hole up in his cell. >> we're here to perform a cell extraction on smith, edwin. the reason for the extraction is the inmate refused to come out for a cell search. >> smith's actions triggered colorado's emergency response team. one of their primary functions is to extract uncooperative inmates from their cells. >> when our crews follow a cell extraction, it's one of the most intense moments on "lockup." it's when an inmate refuses to cuff up or come out of the cell or is doing damage to the cell and the special response team is called in. >> need you to cuff up. if you refuse to cup of you, we will introduce oc gas into your cell. >> what's that? >> you'll find out. it's a chemical agent. >> it's almost like watching a car chase on tv. you know the inmate's not going to win. the officers have the equipment, pepper spray, stun shields, handcuffs, the manpower. >> one last chance to cuff up. inmate refuses, introduce gas. >> ow! whoo! >> the gas quickly convinces smith to cooperate with correctional staff. >> strip down to your boxers. take your shirt off. turn ar

they start interviewing this couple, edwin ortiz and his blushing bride. >> translator: and during the, the guy seemed nervous. but remi asked him, do you love her? and he put the microphone next to him and the guy looked to both sides and then he said, yes. >> translator: then i started gathering information, and i thought to build my story, edwin's story would be one of the most interesting ones. and lucky me, it was the most interesting one. >> interesting because cadillo's simple love story gets decidedly more complicated. a group of women storm the auditorium and start pounding on the groom. >> translator: they started screaming and punching him and saying, that man is an adulterer. he has two children. how can he possibly get married if he has a wife at home? he's tricking this woman. >> his wife's family is furious that he's getting hitched to another woman. they unceremoniously run him out of the auditorium and into a stairway. standing by his side and defending her son until the end, ortiz's mother tries to shield him from the ambush and the women show her no mercy. meanwhile,

edwin had done nothing to the driver. he was standing there trying to help the situation.e, the driver, look. if the driver is in fear for some reason. i don't know why. the video shows bikers getting on the bikes ready to roll off. but if he had some fear what he should have done is honk so people know get out of the way. not just suddenly gun the motor which is what the driver did, then, roll over and crush, changing lives not only of edwin but her, her two children, forever. >> sean: we're going to continue to have -- people rush to judgment in these cases and i'm not going to do that. i want to hear other facts. i don't see any intimidation at the time they're stopped. >> exactly. my client is an innocent victim. >> sean: what they did at the end was wrong. >> absolutely. and there is no excuse for it. but all that happened. you made an important point. after. >> yes after our client was run over. >> sean: i'm sorry for your husband, family and kids. thank you for coming. >> sean: coming up next, can ainsley earhardt pull off mission impossible? we'll get an update, ne

. >> edwin is a devoted family man.ful, loving partner to me he for almost 17 years. he is an adoring and caring father to our two children. until he was run over by this suv he has been there for our two children. it tears me up that anyone could think edwin deserves this. >> he was an innocent victim trying to help the driver of the suv when he was run over. >> so far the only person facing criminal charges is biker christopher cruz. police are looking for more suspects including a man who allegedly assaulted the suv driver. from the crime scene to the courtrooms, on the record bringing you the biggest legal stories of the last 11 1/2 years. we hit the road for the most fascinating interviews and dug in deep for the factsen over case from natalee holloway to kant to sergeant drew peterson. peterson's wife vanished. sergeant peterson is a suspect. >> we have the playboy jet set lifestyle of drew peterson. [ laughter ] >> it was right around valentine's day. i was able to kill two birds with one stone. nothing says i lo

mexican museum is the repetition to exhibit the mexican chicano and mexican-american people and whereas edwin lee and the members of the board of supervisors honored mexican day on 3407bd by celebrating the new home of the mexican museum at the jessie polarizing mrooz in downtown san francisco about it resolved that today is hereby declared mexican-american day in san francisco (clapping) >> and let me give this to also to victor marquis. i want to say that we have mayor ed lee in hanging this banner on the wall behind us. (clapping) >> the future home of the mexican museum. (clapping) i want to take a moment to thank all the volunteers and all the people that came to all the hearings. there was 2 hundred and 64 people altogether that attended numerous hearings to let's please give them a hand and committee members please stand up and put our hands up and thank you very much for coming to all the hearings throughout all those most. i want to thank former commissioner of the redevelopment, commissioner sing. i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of

so next is my extreme pleasure and principle to introduce the mayor of '90 san francisco edwin lee (clapping) can everybody hear me? all right. i'll try to make sure that my voice is clear i'm happy to be here for a variety of reasons. you you know, i heard from supervisor kim and thank you supervisor cam importantly possess for being here. we know what we need to do in this city interest last week supervisor kim and i were pouring concrete down at the center and recognizing our federal government had put some serious money the r recovery monies into that base i think a few of us happily opened the housing in this you wonderful building. i know it couldn't have long been done without leave people that have long been on instantly and we recognize and appreciate them but i want to give a personal thanks to everyone that's been part of this center as well as the tom o'dell urban that's a wonderful name upper health clinic. i think across the country president obama and all the people in congress is looking for models how to do it right and in san francisco our culture has been we don't make peo

. >> it tears me up that anyone could think that edwin in any way deserves what happened to him. >> reporter: police say he was operating the motorcycle without a license and hadn't had one since 1999. it is believed he was part of a stunt ride with more than 1,000 other bikers. the group was running red lights the same day of the incident and weaving in and out of on coming traffic. police have not charged the driver of the suv whose wife made four 911 calls from their vehicle. on thursday she issued a statement expressing sympathy for the biker but explained her husband was forced to do what he did to protect his family. 15 rider were charged and 55 motorcycles confiscated. >>> one driver is charged with unlawful imprisonment and reckless driving in that incident. >>> tom core bet under fire for his controversial comments on gay marriage they came when hecompared gay marriage to increst. >> there was a cotree verbal comment made by a member of your group. >>> the governor apologized saying his words were not intended to offend anyone. he has some of the lowest job approval ratings in the c

we asked productivity expert edwin mansfield. of the most important factors is that the firm cannot appropriate all of the social benefits. if a firm comes forth with a new product, a new process, many of the benefits from the process or product accrue to spill out to the firm's customers, the firm's suppliers-- others besides that firm. and so consequently, because the firm can't appropriate all of the benefits it creates, it tends to underinvest in that form of activity. the president saw a report by the national science foundation showing a decline in industrial research and development. the first question asked by the white house policy office was, why the decline? that question was modified to, what can we do about the decline in industrial research and development? as we realized research and development was only part of the innovation process, we asked, what should the federal government do to encourage industrial innovation? in 1978, carter pooled the resources of two dozen major government departments to find ways to hel

. >>> most would agree edwin moses was the best ever when it came to the hurdle until tomas came along for the san jose sharks. kids, google it pretty in pink. another '80s reference for you kids. hertl continues to tear up the league. just seconds in, the rebound. his nhl leading seventh of the year. three minutes apart. high glove on the power play. second of the year. sharks tied on the power play. loose puck. patrick marleau back hands it over len nar. brent burns scored. 3-2 sharks in the third. >>> to baseball. the a's can empathize with the red sox. game one of the alcs. jhonny peralta breaks the scoreless tie. 1-0 tigers. sanchez, six innings, no hit ball. struck out a dozen including with the bases loaded. also walked six. bottom nine, one out. redwood city product, daniel that va'a breaks up the no no. he then steals second. benoit gives him the bogart. four pitchers combine on the one-hitter. tigers take game one. >> game two of the ncla. the dodgers lose a second consecutive one-run game to the cardinals. here's the only run of the game. jon jay the sac fly. former giant, r

. >> edwin was a successful businessman until a year ago. now a family member helps him sew.e had to fire his ten employees. only one of 15 sewing machines are at work. >> the business has reduced by 80% last year. being paralyzed is like being bankrupt. i only keep going because i have a few faithful clients. >> he is one of 70 clothing manufacturers. for decades it's been one of the most successful industries in the country. but chinese close are crushing the goods. >> it's impossible to compete with the chin chinese clothes. as a result 2000 businesses have gone bankrupt and more than 0000 businesses are leaving this area to work at home so think can lower their cost. >> businesses say trade policies including a free trade agreement with china are tearing their businesses apart. >> the state is not promoting industrialzation. this only benefits large importers. >> the consumer office is investigatings whether chinese is being shorted at below cost or prices. there is no evidence that their products break world trade organization agreements. >> has always been chinese cloth

edwin is tracking the story. how it might help homeowners under water.hat he said. >> for homeowners, there might be some of this money that will end up benefiting people whose mortgages are under water, for instance. there's $4 billion in this deal that is supposed to go toward consumer relief. >> jpmorgan executives and workers could face charges in the future. the official tells cnn the deal does not include a nonprosecution agreement the company so fought for. >>> headaches are becoming a pre-existing condition for anyone who tries to sign up for obama care. let's be honest, the rollout of the exchanges has been nothing less than a fiasco. it's taking forever for people to sign up. that's if you can even sign up and access the system at all. what happened? i want to bring in russ. he's here to help us out. russ, the question is, quickly, what happened? >> small question. thanks, don. what happened? first of all, like anything you create or build, you have to start with the end in mind. unfortunately, i don't think they did that. if you were to build

been sidelined because of an injury for the past year, but now he is schedule today fight undefeated edwin rodriguez next month in southern california. >>> should be a good one. mark here with good news for giants fans. >> yeah, i think so. you know, he's not really the pitcher he used to be statistically any way, but tim clearly means a lot to the san francisco giants organization, and they proved that with the bottom line. as tim lincecum, despite his record the last couple of years, signs a two-year deal worth $35 million. most of all for giants fans who admire him greatly, no drama on the free ajent market, in other words, didn't seem to be any hesitation on the giants' part, and tim lincecum not out snooping with other teams so it didn't get down to a situation where the new york yankees or boston red sox or some big spenders like even the dodgers got involved. tim lincecum a giant for at least two more years. speaking of baseball, right here on fox 2 tomorrow, the world series starts at fenway park. for you who were baseball fans way back when, kind of a rematch. remember when the bo

. >> reporter: the family of ed ed -- edwin me erkmeeze, another rider severely injured and possibly paralyzed when he was run over by the suv is defending the group. >> it's not a gang. they don't wear the same clothes. they're just a family. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say the groups are growing in number and aren't easy to stop. videos are posted online like trophies. in dallas, riders taunt police in pursuit. in san francisco, motorcyclists break through a police blockade. in st. louis, riders take over the highway for high speed wheelies. >> you can't chase them. they're crazy. they endanger themselves and others. there have been several incidents where several of them have been injured. >> several of the groups go out just to cause havoc. >> reporter: they brace for trouble every weekend when the trouble is nice. how powerful are they as a group? >> they are very powerful. depending on how many there are, their motorcycles can hit speeds of 150 plus. >> reporter: 150? in new york city, more arrests are likely for a confrontation so frightening it's shining a light on

. >>> edwin miese in a coma with spinal injuries that may prevent him from walking again. organizers collected money for his family. and they hope to spread the message that biker clubs are not gangs. and the family wants the suv driver who hit him to be punished. >>> shares of electric car company tesla could be under renewed pressure after fire destroyed one of its vehicles. the company says the fire started when a large object hit one of the car's battery pack modules. firefighters extinguished it, but then the flames re-ignited them, causing them to use a chemical extinguisher. tesla's stock dropped more than 6% yesterday after that video surfaced. >>> minnesota man somehow managed to survive after shooting himself in the heart with a nail gun. take a look. eugene racco was building a deck when the 3 1/2-inch nail pierced his chest. he knew it wasn't good. he raced to his truck and called his wife. what was going through his mind? >> first, you are in disbelief, did i really do that? and then, you think, well, this is going to be serious. i've got to get in and get it

. >> new details about nsa secret leaker edwin snowden and the possibility that the federal government missed indications he was a threat to national security. "the new york times" reporting back in 2009, snowden's supervisor at the cia at the time filed a report mentioning a change in snowden's behavior and his work habits. the supervisor also points to suspicion that he was trying to break into classified computer files and information he was not supposed to access. snowden later left for a job with the nsa but the times reports the notes in his file were never forwarded to the nsa or its contractors. of course four years later snowden leaked thousands of classified documents. >> mountain view police are use youoing new technology to try to stay ahead of criminals. it's relying on gps tracking the commanding officer can see where his officers are. looking at dots on the screen as he move around. officers opt in using their cell phones and opt out when they are done at the scene. mountain view based wireless says this will make a police force more effective. >> it's important to prote

the driver steps on the gas piling into three bikers including edwin whose wife says he is paralyzed and she doesn't know who to blame. >> i wasn't there. i mean i. can't blame anyone. i can understand why he was scared but at the end of the day, my husband parked his vehicle on a kick stand to get off to try to help the situationand tell everyone to move on and get with it. >> the driver of the suv e-- s- uv was pulled from the vehicle and beaten while his wife and two-year-old daughter watched. his wife says they drove off to protect them. two off duty undercover police officers riding with the motorcyclists are questioned by internal affairs. >>> don't mess with this store clerk. we have got surveillance video. the moment the suspect pulled out a gun on the clerk inside the convenience store in new york the clerk didn't miss a beat. he pulled out a machete and chased the robber out of the store. no one was hurt and the man didn't get away with any cash or anything else. police are offering a reward for anyone who can help fine the attempted thief. >>> new york city family is beggi

. >> hi, commissioners, madam director, i'm edwin and i worked with nelson for most of my career, which is like over three years. i just want to personally assure you that his desk is in good hands because i am filling in and that is because nelson taught me everything that i need to know, not just about accounting but life, and i know that he will be a good parent. i am going to miss him. and i think that there is something in my eye, and i want to thank you for helping me with all of that stuff. thanks. good afternoon, elaine fords, deputy director and you have heard that he is our contract's desk in the accounting shop and he gives everyone who is asking the answers that they need about contracts he is a professional and a pleasure to work with and accurate with his information. when i first arrived from time-to-time i would get calls from other divisions complaining that there was a contract and over time when i answered those calls and say what is your compliance problem to the person on the other side of the line. nelson always caught errors before they came problems and were just

he makes a break, running over 32-year-old biker edwin miasas. >> he's paralyzed from the spine down. it was broken in two places and there is no hope for that as well. >> reporter: the bikers then chased the suv three miles up the highway. then this. we know where and how it ended but what the video doesn't show it how it all began. police say they're now investigating the driver's conduct. should he have waited for the police? >> i think there is no easy answer. you have to use common sense. obviously if you can get out of there that's what we advise you to do. >> reporter: last year the same group called hollywood stunts invaded times square posting videos on youtube. under no circumstances do we condone any violence, hate or any riding that can harm pedestrians or riders. chris mcneil is a professional stunt rider who got his start on the street. >> 99 percent of the participants on these rides aren't going to be breaking the law. you really can't judge the actions -- everybody on the actions of a handful of riders. >> reporter: but as this video shows, a few bad actors can lead t

. >> aren't stories about us spying on other countries is proof that your hero, edwin snoeden is in fact track. as the sound goes. this is where i break with ♪en demically i think it grael. everyone knows they do this and everyone knows they try to do it, too. making it public serves no interest other than to let the companies go around and try to be outraged when what they're mad at is that they're better at it than we are. >> mike: yes. they're either doing it to, and if they're not, they're stupid. >> why do people think spying is wrong? if you think spying is wrong, stop going to james bond movie. who doesn't walk down the street thinking they're a spy? >> me! >> me, and then it's a dummy. but first, should the government be investigating the meaning of life? no. guess i won't have to do that story. >>> in the uk illegally? prime minister david cameron has promised to cut annual net immigration to the u.k. for more, let's go live to "red eye"'s london pureio chief. -- bureau chief. keeps saying he's going to do out and do some actual reporting but he never goes anywhere. >> what a gr