. >> now, i have to ask you, ethan.n't know. >> you know what i'm going to say already. >> ethan, can you accept evette's baggage? >> seeing as how i don't even consider this baggage, iout. >> congratulations, ethan and evette. enjoy a romantic kdinner for tw at the steakhouse in beverly hills. we will see you next time where hills. we will see you next time where relationships remember to wash your hands, get your flu shot and uses, clorox disinfectant products to kill 99.9% of flu viruses. this cold and flu season lets help spread protection. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> students at two north bay schools are struggling to cope with a double tragedy on a raceway near sacramento over the weekend. >> i am kristen sze. the cause of the fatal crash is under investigation. friends are remembering 14-year-old marcus johnson, one of two people killed at the marysville raceway park. his own 17-year-old cousin, chase johnson, was the driver whose car went out of control. cornell, people are fam

now during ethan allen's spectacular seating event. >>> welcome back.bout who will get the coveted role and roles in the movie version of "fifty shades of grey." abc's tanya rivero has the story. >> reporter: we're not at hogwarts anymore if there's any truth to the latest "fifty shades of grey" movie rumor attaching emma watson to the lead. months of speculation that watson would play the heroine of the s & m series dominated the web after the german arm of anonymous posted documents claimed to be stolen from a movie studio including this wish list naming the former hermione as a future cast member. konstantinfilms said it was a hack and out of date but that didn't stop fans from getting tied up in the buzz prompting "fifty shades" author e.l. james to respond "there have been no casting decisions made." >> whoever the actress is who lands the role of anastasia steele, i think it's going to be huge and career defining about, i don't know, 3 million actresses around the world would probably jump at the chance. >> reporter: mila kunis seems to want to st

ethan, let me ask you this. you know, in california, there are a number of offenses, drug possession offenses, that are punished already as misdemeanors. i think met amphetamine, p.c.p., i think valium, certain steroids, and yet we treat as felonies, the possession of cocaine and heroin as felonies. did you see this kind of discrepancy in the other states that your organization has worked to -- >> matt, if i could, i think the perspective i could offer would be more useful in that is really putting what the u.s. is doing, california is doing in a more global perspective. because what one sees around the world is a growing number of countries that are choosing to decriminalize the possession of all drugs, when the proposals now are merging -- new jersey did this a few years ago in a small way, colombia, argentina, ecuador, guatemala, some with right wing governments, very tough on crime, and in europe, similarly. it's not generally the standards to be putting people behind bars for a possession of any drug in sma

. >> reporter: ethan chose a two-year degree liberal arts at the borough of manhattan commune collegeht it would be a great place to find my direction. >> reporter: he found a lot more than that. his degree landed him a job in the college's computer center and late err promotion. >> i was making $62,000. i felt pretty good about how things went even without having a bachelor's. >> reporter: ethan is one of many community college graduates proving that a four-year university isn't the only gateway to the middle class. according to a georgetown university study, 28% of americans with associate's degrees make more than those with bachelor's degrees. >> associate's degrees are for fast starters. >> reporter: that's exactly what it was for ethan -- a start. he went on to get his bachelor's degree on his employer's tab. >> because of my role, able to twaif tuition. >> reporter: his salary now, $76,000. not a bad return on a $10,000 investment. his sister chose a different path, an expensive master's degree from new york university. >> she went in biology and i believe she's opting more into

economy that will feel the effect, but economists ethan pollack things that a slightly overstated. certainty, weve can make pretty accurate calculations of what the overall damage is going to be. this could have an impact, but it is not going to be a similar domestic crisis, like, for example, the debt ceiling. >> it is likely it will take weeks and possibly months before the true impact of the cuts is felt. in the meantime, another fiscal crisis looms, and if the nation cannot come to agreement on that, as possible the government will shut down. >> minnesota is feared dead after being swallowed by a sinkhole that opened up under his home late on thursday near tampa. police say the land underneath the house is a network of cabins full of water. family members told emergency crews they heard a loud crash and scream. >> i ran in and jump in the hole. i was screaming his name. i could swear i heard him calling my name. >> i've been told by outside experts that the site is extremely unstable. this is not your typical sinkhole. this is a cabin. this covers a great distance. we still hav

plus, another survivor that i have a very close connection to, ethan zohn.ivor" fan, he won back in "survivor africa." and started this great grass roots soccer campaign with his money, then he was diagnosed with cancer. he's one of the coolest guys i

and i have one more card, ethan davidson. go ahead. >>> hi, my name is josephine [speaker not understood]. i would like to ask supervisors to approve this legislation to the full board and allow the condo bypass to happen to help the people who are in tic ownership right now to avoid foreclosure fate and to help them to continue to stay in the city to be middle class. and don't change the current lottery system. any significant change to the current lottery system will be unfair to the tic owner who bought their unit buildings with the reasonable assumption that it would be able to convert to condominiums in a reasonable amount of time. in a 200-year condo cap is not too many. [speaker not understood] about 50, 60 units of buildings -- 50 or 0 buildings. ~ 60 that is very little. and also this bill is good for everyone involved, even including the renters who have their own mind knowing what this bill is about to protect the seniors and the families with lifetime [speaker not understood]. i wish you would continue to support

. >> ethan, i wanted to ask you, in the other states that you've seen valid measures go before the voters, were there particular arguments that were more compelling for others that you find anything really caught the public's support or imagination? >> well, you know, it's interesting. my organization drafted, put on the ballot proposition 36 back in 2000, and that included at the time doubling state funding for drug treatment by $120 million a year. we made the mistake of only putting it in there five years and eventually the lending was cut and saved taxpayers a huge amount of money, what we saw when we polled other states around the country on prop 36 -- because there are prop 36, because it prohibited incarceration the first two times somebody was arrested for possession if they did not have a criminal record, it was in fact a fairly substantial decriminalization statute in its own right. what we found was that even in southern states, florida, significant majorities, over 60%, believe that people who had an addiction should not be sent to jail the first or second time, jail or prison

ethan underwood, though, needing a miracle to win it. are you kidding me? he does it. dramatic victory by a poin. you're not going to see many coaches do that. >>> sacred heartbeat san francisco division iii champion hip. it's a no-no. he makes the first two. here's the third. wow. we're going to overtime in the extra period. corner three. good. s st.augustine. the giants give the dodgers spring training. >> very nice. can't wait for baseball season. would you bet your next paycheck that cal wins tomorrow? >> i would bet a portion of it. i'm not going to tell you how much of it. >> thanks a lot. we're back in a moment. >>> an iconic and expensive piece of san francisco artwork is headed for the auction block. it's been behind the bar at the palace hotel since 1909. but the hotel removed mural today. a similar mural is valued at more than $12 million. why take it down? the owners of the palace say they're worried about the safety of this treasure. that's why they're selling it. >> oh, man, i've had some burgers in that room looking at it. i didn't know it would be that

here's a view from ethan harris at bank of america merrill lynch global research. >> certainly improvementsn the job market very important to confidence in the economy. and spending. and we think that the recent improvement in the stock market is likely to continue over the course of this year. the median term outlook for the u.s. economy is quite good and we certainly expect steady growth over the next couple years. we are going to have kind of a rough patch in the second quarter. we had significant tax increases in the united states. we've also had the spending cuts, many of which will kick in in april. and these will impact employment reports. we wouldn't be surprised if in the april, may, and june reports we get very soft numbers instead of the 200,000 gains we've experienced in recent months. we wouldn't be surprised to see numbers of below 100,000 as government agencies pull back on their contractors. >>> japanese leaders want their u.s. counterparts to understand how they're trying to grow their economy. finance minister taro aso called the new u.s. treasury secretary jack lew to say

. >> have you signed up for classes or ethane? >> now might be a good time for a little break up. >> you are going, just like that. you had no plans to bring us. you have been slowly backing away call all along. >> think about it, isn't so much easier if i get a place over there and come home on the weekends? is a four-hour train ride. it is totally doable. >> you made the decision without me. >> how is that any different from what you did when you decided to become legal guardian of those kids? never once considered how i would be affected. over as thateaned clip was airing and said this all happen because you grew too tall. >> i was singing in the children's chorus at the met and i had a little 12-year-old roethlisberger and i got too tall for all the children's costumes -- i had a 12-year-old growth spurt. i don't take no for an answer well. i just thought, well, i don't want to just go back to school and do that for a couple of years and not be on stage. so that i decided i would look up an agent in the yellow pages and went a

. >> rocky and ethan. now real life heroes out there.nd remember the school with the diagrams on the wall, but it's great. what a lesson for kids everywhere. do pay attention. that stuff can in handy. >> and being observant pays off. >> yes. jumping into action. >> thank you so much for being with us on this friday. stay with us all day long and also www.nbcbayarea.com. >> go out and enjoy your leprechaun weekend. are you dressing up? >> you better be wearing your green on sunday. >> little johnny o kelly, of course i have to. >> yeah. by, everybody. the st. patrick's day parade three years ago. [celtic music] ♪ - wake up, mother-[bleep]. - die, demon! - why didn't you ever call me back? - unfortunately, unless harry's law really took off this week and no one told me, you two are the biggest stars at the network. but this year, everything you say will be scripted and on prompter. do not deviate from the script. - jack, tracy and i are total pros. - on television, and when it comes to the assisted suicide debate. secret handshake, my balo

ethan janssen captured the persist sent pups with cameras mounted on his windboard. >> they were weanedore their new surroundings. we're told the slip and slide continued for an entire 30 minutes. hey, they're persistent. >> wow. >> and they're, oh, so cute. >> they are cute. i'm not a big animal person but those are some pretty cute critters there. >> they look like puppies. >> they're adorable. >> you have a dog. right? >> i do, well, my parents, she's a cutie. hi, cookie. >> there you go, cookie. >>> well, for some of you your local news is coming up next. >> i'll say hi to the hooters girl. >>> for everyone else, what it takes to find a true miracle. takes to find a true miracle. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full s

. >> ethan chose a two-year degree in liberal arts at the community college. >> i thought it would be a great place to just find my direction. >> reporter: he ended up finding a lot more than that. his degree landed him a job in the college's computer center and later a promotion. >> i was making $ 62,000. i felt pretty good about how things went even without having a bachelors. >> ethan is one of many community college graduates proving that a four-year university isn't the only gateway to the middle class. according to a georgetown university study, 28% of americans with associates degrees make more than those with bachelors degrees. >> associates degrees are for fast starters. >> reporter: and that's exactly what it was for ethan. a start. he went on to get his bachelors degree on his employers' tab. >> because of my role working, they were able to waive the tuition. >> his salary now $76,000, not a bad return on a $10,000 investment. his sister chose a different path, an expensive masters degree from new york university. >> she went into biology and i believe she's opting more int

ethan harris is an economist with bank of make, merrill lynch. do you think this is a blip? >> i think things will get weaker in the spring as we have to deal with the budget tightening in washington but this is a good sign that the underlying private sector is healthy >> reporter: i but 12 million americans are still out of work. >> hello. >> reporter: 57-year-old barbara johnson is one of them. >> i sometimes stay on the computer 24 hours straight just applying for everything. >> reporter: laid off from her job as an administrative assistant with a new york bank before the recession. johnson has survived only by taking a series of part-time jobs. are you any more optimistic with the slight improvement this the job market? >> i'm hopeful but not excited. i want to see america get back on its feet again. i would like to be back in a full-time job again, with benefits. >> reporter: if you include people can only find part-time work and discourage workers who've given up looking the underemployment rate, scott, swells to 14.3%. >> pelley: and that's about 22 million americans

as a precautionary measure the sixty seven year old is thought to have lost much of his fortune or ethan years from death resulting from expensive court defeats it's also reported in britain he was diagnosed with depression r t sarah for it has more. it's of the death first broken by boris berezovsky son in law on a social networking site now it's thought he died at his home in ascot and but. police have said that they've launched an investigation into the death of a sixty seven year old man and that death is being treated as unexplained cause a huge amount of state surrounding this boris berezovsky the. larger than life character there's been talk of health problems of the speculation about suicide and we can actually listen now to some information from a very prominent russian lawyer. of the two people who called me saying breeze off key had died one told me it was a suicide and the second person said he might have died of a heart attack and i previously heard from people close to you that he was practically broken orderly depressed person i know called me and said bruce even asked to

. >> by the way, just go to the ethan alan furniture store, it's the same thing. walk around a bed. this is passive-aggressive. it's like when your wife because you were out with your friends tonight, i forgot the dvr because i was heating at home. you don't want to direct your anger at the right person and express your real feelings. by the way, i think it was scar lot johanson that did the recording. >> part of this thing, is across the board cuts and se questions trace because they don't have the courage to step forward and put together a program. in terms of the polls, every president that wins reelection, turns out the poll numbers go up for a while and then go down. >> i think the poll is racist. 54% rated him badly are members of the clan. >> they could have found some volunteers to come in, first lady, wouldn't that be a great pick. they could sell access or brand the visitors office like the verizon center. >> rename the white house. >> rename it. >> why don't we offer to give tours, do you think they would have us? >> by the way, tsa spent $50 million on uniforms that come

so it was ben and casey, his brother, matt and ethan were the four buddies that ran around all of the time. played their games, rode their bikes and had a good time. >> the four take acting school in drama class in local productions. >> hello? >> hi, is this burger king? >> um, yeah, yeah, this is burger king chlgt. >> can you make a chef salad? >> for you, absolutely. >> smaller jobs like this 1989 burger king ad lead to bigger things. >> look, we've got three of the effects here, right? you guys got to handle this. >> affleck gets a role in the 1993 hit, "school ties." he crashes on ben's floor in california and asks him to help with a script he'd been working on at school. that script? "good will hunting." >>> meanwhile, ben is still struggling to breakthrough taking whatever acting jobs he can find, like the flick "dazed and confused." and then affleck takes another role in a small film, "mall rats." >> they're vulnerable and much more need of sol lis. >> writer director kevin smith sees something special in the young actor. >> kevin had cast him in all of his big films. and that

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ethan, way to go. >> tong. -- thank you. >> well done, wow.hat you expect from a ceo of a company; right? it lacks. others did it better like steve jobs who wrote this, i believe apple's brightest and most innovative days ahead of it, and i look forward to watching and contributing to its success in a new role. that was good. even this, the ceo of lehman brothers sounded like a classic guy in the resignation saying, i believe that we've worked together effectively in achieving an prompt -- appropriate transition accordingly. it's time for me to move on resign as chairman of the board. in the end, the ceo is entitled to severance benefits because he was terminatedwithout cause by the board as if chopping three quarters off the share price or abandoned thousands of employees was not good reason to can the executive boy. running a public company is not child's play. investors are not chumps to find your swiss bank accounts, and employees, well they are not fellow play mat. later in the show, we asked the lawyerers is it legal for a homeless man t

away. >> he like screamed and i told that's a good sign because the baby is breathing. >> rocky and ethanto do cpr from of all places reading signs posted in their school lunchroom. >>> and bloomberg and police department trial begins today. all about makiing changes to th stop and frisk policy where police can stop and question anyone they deem suspicious on a city street. there have been about 5 million stops in the last decade. more than half, 52%, to be precise, of the people frisked were black, 32% were hispanic. critics argue the practice is unconstitutional. the police are say hracially profiling minorities. but police say it's forbidden and a great way to reduce crime. >>> verdict is in, but the investigation is into the over. a judge convicted two teenagers in steubenville, ohio of raping a 16-year-old girl. now prosecutors want to focus on others who may have covered up the crime and you may be surprised to learn who that might include. on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what yo

a few will go longer ethan we like but this is a lot of work being done. this is more than a few.know there have been a lot coming to washington, this backlog is insane. it just -- and it's not fulfilling what this country said, how they, you know. i don't know a politician that doesn't say we have to take care of these men and women when they come home and yet if there's a -- iraq, afghanistan veterans association, i tarted this tumblr feed about stopping the backlog. i wanted to read two quick entries. there are a lot of them. i'm a marine veteran suffering from depression. i've never sought treatment. why should i. the average wait is 273 days. stop the v.a. backlog and you can save my life. another one, v.a. expects pending cases to grow and pass 1 million by the end of march. mr. president and congress what is your plan. what do you say to the hundreds of veterans who say i'm been sitting here 200 and more days and can't get any help. >> let me use the marine veteran you talked about to be sure we understand what we are addressing here. in mental health we are open for busine

. >> that was 10-year-old ethan fong.is legally blind, but having a great time there on the course, doing a real good job. first tee's goal is to teach these kids honesty, integrity and courage. is there something cool about your school? you can submit a nomination on our website, cbssf.com/cool school. we might feature your school on our show. >>> coming up one more look at our top stories, the tug-of-war over spending cuts. how sequestration may hurt education in california. looking for suspects that shot ed a 22-year-old l >>> here's a look at this morning's top stories. east palo alto police are now looking for suspects that shot and killed a 22-year-old last night. that happened on running meade avenue. a juvenile was also hit by gunfire and taken to the hospital. >>> this weekend automatic federal budget cuts known as sequestration are kicking in. there might be an impact on education funding in california with more than 1,000 teaching jobs at risk. >>> and california republicans are gathering for their state conven

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. >> it's september 15th, 2011, a seemingly typical tuesday for sales associate ethan mcculty and hisanager john bain at rock 'n road cycle shop. >> we have a great team here. everybody's really friendly and we all get along really well. >> the store has just reopened after an eight-week remodel. $250,000 worth of upgrades. as seen on the store security video, a few customers are milling around including one woman on crutches. t store was kind of quiet and all of a sudden i heard the loudest noise i think i ever heard. i initially thought it was someone threw a bomb through the front door. >> it is not a bomb but a car crashing into the store, tearing through glass and merchandise and narrowly missing two customers. >> it hit every rack from here to the wall, so you can hear the sound of successive every couple seconds. >> it was absolute chaos. everyone was running around not knowing what happened. it was like a war zone. >> i was in shock not believing i'm seeing what i'm seeing. but the woman had her foot on the gas, still. so she's in the wall and burning rubber on the floor. >> s

ethan harris joins us from new york.ou this morning. >> thank you. >> an interesting note. your overall point appears to be equities might drive spending on the high end, the wealthy. but you need more than that to get the economy truly going. >> we need sol wage growth. we need a better waiver market to really have sustained growth we need a broader, more democratic participation in this consumption pickup. >> despite half of households owning stock and maybe some of them not afraid to open their 401k statements. even if they spent a sliver of the wealth created this year. >> i think it will make up in the stock market and housing market. people feel better about their balance sheets. but in thor in material we have to deal with a major speed bump in terms of tighter fiscal policy. so these wealth effects are good for the economy in the medium term. but short run, we still have some challenges. >> i bet one of those might be getting through the fed meeting next week. you say the fed has a lot more work to do. they keep

most of vermont as part of new york's territory and new hampshire claimed the rest and people like ethan allen and his green mountain boys had the same time they were fighting the british also fighting n.y. and new hampshire to claim that land and somebody came to abigail adams and said wouldn't you like to buy in early this land in vermont on behalf of your husband? and she did. there was a limit to how many acres you could buy but she bought one of these acres, she bought one on behalf of her husband and each of her four children. the only person on whose behalf she did not buy one of these plots was herself. because she is unmarried woman and married women can't control property but even her little daughter was -- 78 -- she has not yet reached her 20 first birthday and is living at home, she got one as did her brother. abigail was a little worried about what john was going to think of this idea and said you're going to think i am vermont mad and he did. he wrote her saying don't meddle anymore. initially i thought the story ended their but it didn't. although she didn't buy any more t

small businesses in california, this is a story that ethan anderson, my time has been talking about fort they're up for a fight after receiving an unexpected big tax increase from the state and it was retroactive. connell: so we'll get into that. can't we just talk about basketball? here is the nasdaq winners. these are some individual stocks that are doing well. dagen: hamlin got in a twitter fight over the weekend. connell: here's some losers. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bo ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but myirline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. >> get to the story about smal

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. >> reporter: rocky was coaching suzanna on cpr and his friend, ethan, watched out for the ambulanceep apnea and doctors are watching him closely. the buzz has begun for presidential politics, 2016, ready you are not. it seems early. we will look at it with our political expert, next. ♪ looking for a litter with natural ingredients that helps neutralize odors. discover tidy cats pure nature. uniquely formulated with cedar, pine, and corn. ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. >> 40 years after the row v. wade decision, the battle over the issue is far from over. >> critics say that could amount to a loophole that allows taxpayer money to allow plans that do cover abortion. in response to the claims, a spokesperson for the department of health and human services today said, the affordable care act does not allow federal funds to be used for leaktsive abortion coverage. the day after the president signed the health

now during ethan allen's spectacular seating event. ♪ >> wow. >> good morning, i am eric thomas. novato discovered a massive marijuana grow. investigators say someone called 9-1-1 shortly before midnight to report the fire. investigators say the people would owned the home have not lived there for years. mike has the forecast. >> the fog is on the move. good morning, everyone. it is thicker. concord is now eighth of a mile visibility. our best is 7 at the airport where we have flight arrival delays. so hang around until 10:00 or 11:00 and then off to warm weather. >> slow traffic out there as we make our way to the antioch area, westbound highway 4, bumper to bumper with two separate problems gone but slow traffic into concord. san jose, still an accident san jose, still an accident north 85 at 17, slow on 101, as ♪ i just want to feel this moment ♪ ♪ whoa oh oh oh >> who cares about a little rain? we got umbrellas. we got smiles. big crowd out in times square happy to be here on "gma." . a lot of texans here to welcome the bachelor and his new fiance catherine. he proposed drama

. >> scott reunited with ethan yesterday under much better circumstances and they got a surprise visitapped a frame commendation for scott. >> oh, my goodness. wow. amazing. >>> here is a question for you. what would you do for a pillow pet? would you break and enter someone's room and steal it? here is a little bandit right there. a 2-year-old, his name is kyle moster and when his sister's toys started going missing, she pointed the finger at him. parents set up a sting operation in the hope of catching somebody in the act and struck gold video wise. his parents are in salt lake city. we were watching that yesterday, hilarious to see. what made you think it was the 2-year-old, your son kyle who was the breaking and entering? >> our daughter came and told us that he was the one going in there, and he liked to play in her room and get into her toys and we know he's a wander at night. so that's kind of how we knew. >> you set up a camera. how long did you have to wait before you got some evidence? >> about three minutes. right after we put him to bed. >> really? >> we put him to bed. mad

. >> rome ran outside for help and found 9-year-old rocky hurt and 10-year-old ethan wilson across thetreet. >> we were out there playing football and somebody yelled called 911. >> back inside rome panicked. >> i was continuing to scream, not knowing what to do, and then rocky runs in, who i'd never met, and he's standing behind me. >> reporter: rome says she splashed water on the baby's face and began to do cpr when the boys stopped her. >> and i just said, this cpr, you're not doing it correctly. i told her to push on the baby's chest five to ten times with only two fingers, tilt back the baby's head. >> plug the nose. >> plug the nose. >> and breathe into the mouth. >> the baby's mouth. >> he said it so confidently i listened to him right away. >> within seconds the baby responded, a short time after, paramedics arrived. >> because baby isaiah, he like screamed and i told her that's a good sign because the baby is breathing. >> reporter: the boys said they've been friends since they were toddlers learned how to do cpr two months ago from signs posted in their school cafeteria. >> w