. >> sterling ellis realed in an 11 foot long 759 pound marlin. it took him an hour to do it. he is in remission from hodgkin's lymphoma. >> reeling it and then, just started going into the opposite drax. >> i my arms hurt a little bit. i i'm like i don't think i can. my arm was locked up. i can't reel. >> by just call it a blind strike out november where. just thought it was a tuna first. it did. >> that ain't no tuna. >> the rest of the massive fish will be sold by the charter boat to pay for fuel. >> wow. michael finney here answering questions sent to him by face book, twitter and e mail z joe p asked i pay my cell phone bill when it's due by verizon says the cycle goes to the 12th and if you go over data amount they can charge you the difference. how can they inflate the bill five days after i paid it?. >> you're not paying more but i wish phone companies won't do it this way. your nod of time, 30 days for the month runs here. but billing is here. what what they do is that they bill you as if you don't have overages. does that make sense? >> makes sense but why do they do

we have seen an increase in the last six months in ellis act evictions because of the hot real estate market. we need to do something to stop real estate speculation and these sets of amendments goes a long way to doing that. you know, when the tic owners came before us and said, hey we want amendments to the condo law so that we can get out from under this bad tic argument, we said, okay, we will give you that, and when they said don't worry we will have and we will keep our tenants and a lifetime lease the one thing that we want is the sus expensing of the lottery to stop the real estate speculation and other reforms in the condo law to take the large unit buildings out of conversion is what we have asked for in return and this compromise is exactly that. it is something that where the tell ants get something and the tic owners get something. you know who don't get anything? the evicters, the large property owners and the people that can afford to have two buildings like the women in the front row and they don't get anything out of it and they should not. thank you. next speaker. >>

real estate business. we bought newmark and grubb and ellis. we have a grit real estate business to grow.s like our electronic trading business that nasdaq bought. we have other assets that people are really, really interested in and maybe the analyst will start to look at those businesses and value them better. our whole financial services business and we have huge, huge amounts of patents and my objective is to make sure that our stock trades fairly to the assets underlying it. our huge balance sheet and our 48-set dividend which is absolutely rock solid and i can't imagine anybody writing and we don't have the wherewithal when weir getting $1,280,000. >> all right. you keep saying that, and part of the steal to deliver stock over 15 years, correct, howard? having to do with tax advantages with the nasdaq in the business, correct? >> correct. nasdaq gets to have deductions over time and they'll give us the stock over 15 years, but those are assets of the company. so we become one of the nasdaq's largest shareholders. so we think it's a great transaction for them and we're obviously root

real homes. no more conversion of apartments, especially the two to four rental unit buildings into condos. repeal the ellis act now. how many years are we going to continue suffering? repeal the conversion of more than four unit buildings into condos. [speaker not understood] small, medium, and large families, rentals, not to be converted into condos. number two, as muni says on their signs in froth of the bus, we want equal justice for all. number three, the french proclaim, liberty, equality, and [speaker not understood]. liberty, equality, and [speaker not understood]. god commanded love your neighbor as yourself. number five, [speaker not understood] love you and want you to live forever in paradise. [speaker not understood]. and happy easter to all. >> thank you very much. thank you. is there any additional public comment? and this is item number 1. the tic matter is item number 2. so, is there any other public comment for item number 1 having to do with the amendment of the planning code, not the tics? no, that is the next item. is there any additional public comment as to item number 1? seeing none,

elly, they're still working it out. >> dr. dgers, i don't want to alarm you, but i don't think you should make a sudden movement because there's a bear right behind you. >> i'll stand realll. >>> i'm pretty confident in saying this is probably this kid's best moment of his life to this point. thissat d just last week, billy joe pointing to the crowd, picking somebody out of the audience. he's known to do that, especially for the long "long view" that they perform. this night, he pulled 11-year-old davis. you see him whisper to davis a bit. i think he's asking him if you know the lyrics, sing in my ear. he hands him the mike and davis rocks the house. ♪ starting wailing in his youthful voice. ♪ billy joe is, like, yeah, kid. then he just rips into it. the best thing is this kid wasn't even alive when this song came out. >> right. >> he's not cower down either. he's owning that stage, owning that song. >> this confidence is not a one-time thing. he sang at a yankees game, at clippers games. he does have a rock band with his sister calls davisson. watch the conclusion of this moment, billy joe so grateful for the performance davis puts on, he makes him a trade, give me bac

real news. after this weekend's events, what do you have for us, louis? >> america's favorite sorority girl had her own run-in with the law and actress reese witherspoon phone for playing ellieegally blond" was arrested with her husband agent james toth. she is in atlanta filming and -- >> that's her mug shot. >> the officer was performing a sobrie sobriety -- >> you're allowed to look down? >> she was hanging out the car window and yelled "do you know my name? she was briefly jailed in atlanta and her husband blew a .139. she is deeply embarrassed writing in a statement "i clearly had one drink too many and i was disrespectful to the officer who was trying to do his job and have nothing but respect for the police and very sorry for my bad behavior." >> her pr person wrote that. she was able to pull things together last night for a screening of her new film "mud" in new york. she looks pretty good there. >> are you going to forgive her? >> everybody gets one mistake. >> just a little less cute now. >> hers is public. just a little less cute. >>> let's turn to ryan lochte. an 11-time olympic medal winning swimmer is trying his hand at reality tv. >> if he can have a show, you

real world rules for an an n anonymous online community. >> the website says it does not support vigilante justice and people are innocent until proven guilty. reporting live in san francisco, jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >> another bay area company is involved in this investigation. it produces a battery now linked to powering those bombs. let's bring in terry mcsweeney with our continuing coverage of the investigation and the developments. >> more than 1,000 fbi agents are tracking possible leads tonight. after they discovered remnants of the two bombs, investigators revealed inside the bomb was a battery made by tenergy. >> horrified, appalled, appalled and shocked the batteries are largely for toys. cars and trucks, and to see it used in such a way is just horrifying. >> the company sells tens of thousands of these batteries nationwide. used for remote controlled cars. tenergy is working with officials. >> martinez is recovering this morning. shrapnel hit him. his father says people immediately jumped in to help after the blast. >> people came to help us quickly. i'm not sure who they were. someone brought a turn cat with a belt. it wasn't bleeding heavily, but it

ellis acter who bought the building one year ago. as we sell off the city to the highest bidders, access is limited to those with substantial income and threaten our economic diversity and very real human being. with the loss of rent controlled units and dearth of affordable housing of nip kind, we compel working class families and individuals. this disproportionately impacts communities of color and immigrant communities. as we have seen repeatedly occur over the last five decades, past is prelude. [speaker not understood] effective commitment to affordable housing including long-term [speaker not understood], they will find and continue to find strategies to circumvent or wait out restrictions on rent control units to more lucrative properties. to think proposed legislation to protect affordable rent units would signal anything different from that historical fact is naive, irresponsible and ultimately destructive to our community. the chronicle published an article citing data that the number of homeless families in san francisco had hit a record high in february. that two-thirds of those families are homeless for the first time and that 80% are from san francisco. we all know

real. one of the first documentaries i ever worked on was my father and he was making a film on ellis islandg boat out there in the middle of winter and the park service guy opened up the door and i was walking on to ellis island, which had been shuttered for years, this was in the early '80s, and i was so moved by this building that represents the dream of so many americans that are now our parents and great grandparents, and those people came in undocumented as well and those people have built our country and kept it great. i want to be able to tell my kids that is still possible. >> in the 15 seconds we've got left, davis, when your kids do watch this, what do you want them to say to you? >> first of all, i have showed it to them, and they say, this is unfair. look at ola and alejandro and erika and jose, and they say, this is unfair. they've done everything right. i want the people who watch the movie to say the same thing and take action so we can get this thing done. >> davis guggenheim, thank you so much. you'll be watching this premiere along with us. up next is the premiere of davis