hoard, a convicted felon was neva snyder's son and had connections to virgil fletcher. but cleland never arrested bob hoard. instead he pressed smith to tell him about gloria killian. >> i told them i didn't know her. but they said, well, what was her involvement? i said, none that i know of. >> it should have caused them to re-evaluate their case but they had already made up their minds about what happened here, and they were filtering out information that was inconsistent with that which happens all the time. >> they took the information and then that's the last i heard of it. >> for smith's story to help gloria, genego would need to find and convince him to testify in open court. all for a woman he had never met. >> gary lee smith had completely turned his life around and really had no reason to come forward and admit that he was a criminal 20 years ago. >> he asked me if i would come in and testify at her hearing. and i thought, my gosh. i certainly don't want any repercussions or anything. >>> after 13 years behind bars, gloria killian would get another day in cour

martin fletcher reports on mexico's increasingly promising economic future. >> invested half a billionollars in this division.

james fletcher tracking the forecast. the morning guys three this weekend was fantastic. no argument there. tomorrow warmer we have a nice little stretch of warm weather that's going to be filling summer like around the bay. what we're saying just about everywhere. today sunny and warmer. highs will be in the '80s. we're talking low to mid. tomorrow warmer tomorrow will be the warmest of the week. the extended outlook for wednesday and beyond for it will pull back the temperatures just a bit to get it back down to normal. we'll break this all down in detail coming up in just a app moment. >>george: not tracking the hot spots around the bay. the little bit of slowing in the south bay >>:developing news out of the south bay-- where a man is in the hospital with serious injuries after being shot early this morning. kron 4's will tran is live in south san jose with more. will? developing news out of the south bay. a man is in the hospital with serious injuries after being shot early this morning. at this point no motive and no rest. >>: thanks a lot will. >>:the shooting happ

. ♪ >> lisa fletcher with what is coming up on "the stream" . as much as u.s.as talked about immigration. you have people on the show who could be at the center of the conversation but almost never are. >> they will challenge what you think about this issue. no matter what your issue. the coroner and sheriff and volunteer who live and work on the border. it is their home and their perspective is eye-opening. >> don't miss "the stream" right after real money. >> right now there are 4 million job openings in america and some businesses say they can't find enough people with the skills they need. others are getting creative when it comes to tapping new sources of talent. they're now looking at people with autism. 40% of these folks have above average intellectual abilities but it's important to know that the autism spectrum are wide. those with asperger's may needless support in daily life while others on the other end have a significant disability and can't live independently. companies looking at amen parties of the spectrum with an ambitious goal. it's motivati

james fletcher with more.james: today is going to be exciting at least on the weather front. although i shot you can see some possibly a moderate rain falling and the north bay as a more approaching. will did love watching for that. " >>: was a man. >>: we have mayor roy barker and bob. we have the peninsula of three-year what moderate rain heading your way there pacifica. berkeley also getting some light rain as well. and san ramon valley. up toward concord. dublin about half the city since some light rain pleasanton and the clear for the moment. livermore senior rain. and as the end of the south bay you'll see san jose getting the rain. a silicon valley already. keep that in mind. let's take a quick look at temperatures for on the mild side. seeing a lot of men 50s right now which will warm up and going to the low 60s. were san 62 in san jose. look for about 6062 degrees in the east bloc valets. up san francisco's downtown 58 with upper 50s to maybe some of 60s across the north bay when we come back for next

. >> lisa fletcher with me now. you have a great show coming up. some of the common ailments made more serious because of the drugs they're take going new research said 9 million are at risk of serious drug interaction that even their doctors are not even aware of. >> are doctors being negligent. >> no, it's more of a disconne disconnect. >> i've got topnotch guests tonight p that is "the stream" tonight. >> ariana huffington knows plenty about success. she sold the website she cofounded for $15 million. she still runs the business and the huffington post is one of the most popular news and information sites in the world. with 90 million global visitors a month. when it comes to money and power ariana huffington knows what she's talking about. but her latest book called "thrive" she said a successful life needs something else, something she calls the third metric. she said she found herself lying on the floor in a pool of blood. sorry about the graphic nature of the introduction but it was a turning point for. >> you it was, and i can't blame you.

it is a work in progress, like the mexican economy. >>> as martin fletcher roared several weeks ago, mexico has a national health program to combat obesity. find out about that by visiting newshour.pbs.org. >>> a report published this week in "science" magazine offered new remarkable details about the presence of water on one of saturn's moons. it once again stirred talk about the possibility of life elsewhere in our solar system. for more we are joined from los angeles by david stephenson of the california institute of technology. he co-authored the article. so tell us about this moon. you knew about it quite a bit about it before but what did you find and how did you find it? >> so we knew already that incellidus has guisers, water coming out of cracks near the south pole but we didn't know what was beneath the surface. what we have now done by tracking the cassini spacecraft, an orbit around saturn, we figured out there must be excess mass underneath the ice at the south pole. and water will do that because water is more dense than ice. this is an ocean. it is about the size of la

let's get a check of weather now with the james fletcher.k at relatively clear conditions here not only in the south bay but across the good bit of the bay area this monetary thought was a glut of satellite and radar view. maybe a few bits of high cloud cover. the fault of rain layer. in pretty decent northerly wind sort of scrubbing that out for us to read yesterday's system has moved the well-off. we're looking at high pressure. here are the temperatures at the moment critical of and now but. a cold start of there. widespread ford is across the bay area and adjutancy pretty for. the warm spot in san francisco reddick 80 degree mark. at an hour and 15 minutes still looking at widespread 50s or it will warm up slightly at this point. a 60 degree weather for the lunch hour. it will be cooler summer talking low 60s by the wall water and no one to the mid- 60s farther inland and than by about three this afternoon we will expect possibly 70 degree weather for some of our extreme inland locations like the delta the livermore valley and some porti

i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. developing news this morning. an evening yacht club race turns deadly last night. kron 4 obtained this video from a witness. of emergency crews rushing in. right after the race. firefighters say a mast on one of the sailboats *broke . and one sailor died of a head injury. an official with the "sequoia yacht club" said, the accident happened sometime during a race that started at 5- o'clock yesterday. a witness at the marina, off of seaport boulevard. told kron 4. he saw a body pulled from the water. and put into a coroner's van. the victim has not been identified. an alarming discovery in berkeley: a teenage girl found completely naked, says she was robbed, raped, kidnapped, and left on a street corner. now the case is being linked to sex trafficking. kron 4's scott rates has the details. new this morning. police are investigating the deadly shooting of a boy as a homicide. the shooting happened-40 on country hills drive. when officers arrived on scene they found the boy not breathing and had multiple gunshot woun

let's start with a james fletcher.ot of the bay bridge and appalled approach or the moment is nice. clear skies for the most part of all we are seeing some low cloud cover is an fog may subtly arraigned later run along the coast of pushing through the golden gate. for the vast majority of the bay area. temperatures of bandit upper forties low 50s. you can see. santa rosa still: 46. 52 livermore. 55 of pleasanton. here's how those temperatures will develop throughout the day. by no time we will see 50 stain at the coast. all '70s inland. those low '70s by three and after no warm-up to the mid- 70s for our warmest spots. today would be almost like yesterday. here's what the temperatures look like. 75 for you. womack out about 77. and the north bay low to mid '70's there as well. and san francisco downtown. mid- 60s with slightly warmer conditions. here's a quick look at your 7 day around the bay forecast for it will keep it nice and mild and dry stream through the weekend. that will be gray weather for all the easter egg

. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in the stream. information you may be entitled to is kept secret by the government. mean the man being called a superhero for accessing what they may not want you to see. ♪ . >> you know waj we're talking about the freedom of information act which is law that allows information. >> right. and apparently you need super powers to get some of this information. karen tweets in . . . check it out. who are the faces? who are the names? linda tweets it . . . and a what effect does that have on the public . . . so this matters, lisa. >> it does. and speaking as a journalist, we know it can have a very chilling effect. >> indeed. >> there is a law that says that citizens have the right to access information from the federal government. it's basically designed to seem people in the know about their government. in the wake of 9-11 it was amended. president obama restricted access to former presidential orders. when president obama took office he said things would change and promises an era of unpress dented tr

. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you in the stream.nformation you may be entitled to is kept secret by the government. mean the man being called a superhero for accessing what they may not want you to see. ♪ . >> you know waj we're talking about the freedom of information act which is law that allows rm

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.f the box thinkers share their tool kit for racing smart successful well balanced kids. my co-host and digital procedures wajahat ali.

>>> hi i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. diabetes is growing twice as fast in the u.s. as western europe with some 80 million at risk, we discuss the sharp rise in one of the leading causes of death, and the solution many doctors say is surprisingly simple. ♪ >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback throughout the show. today is world health day, so we're dedicating this show to one of the fastest growing diseases in america. >> yes, every single person my paternal family has diabetes. my doctor said your family has an awesome history of diabetes, so take care of yours. chris says . . . and i'm sure we will get into that. >> yeah, we have the experts on the show to talk about that. annest mated 26 million americans have diabetes and another 79 million are at risk with prediabetes. in some states diabetes grew by more than 130% in just the last 15 years. and in a state like oklahoma it escalated a staggering 226%. one in three adults will have diabetes by 2050, additionally there is a sharp rise in type one diabetes.

. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. a reality check about the immigration debate. we talk about it but almost never talk through it, and we're right now. ♪ >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream."ave a problem that you need help solving? the internet makes it possible to pose a question and get answers from others. but is there wisdom in trusting the crowd? my cohost and digital producer, rajahad ali, with all of your

. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. a reality check about the immigration debate. we talk about it but almost never talk through it, and we're right now. ♪ >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and their living along america's southern border, the conversation is less political and more pragmatic. it's about crime, safety, family and humanity, and life and death. the upcoming documentary series, boarderland, sends six people who have different views about immigration. >> i think it's important that you all see and hear this. >> a lot of people don't have a clue what goes on down here when you live near the border, and the only way to find out what is going on, really, is to find out for yourself. >> in tucson the body of in the morgue jumped to 169 people last year. the drug cartels they say have turned the arizona desert into an illicit highway. and along that path, aid volunteers leaves jugs of water and emergency kits to help the travel of migrants. these are the people who know undocumented immigration best, be

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. your money and national security at the polls in afghanistan. my cohost and digital producer is here. when afghans head to the polls, they are choosing a new direction, progressive, hopefully, but it has a tremendous impact on the u.s. and the u.s. investment to date. >> it's a new narrative. when most americans look at it, it's seen through war and violence. we have afghans tweeting in, and forward. we have this: on the flipside: >> then we have: who will lead afghanistan as they begin a new era, eight men are vying to replace hamid karzai. representing the first democratic transfer of power in the country since 2001 when taliban. in the decade since the u.s. invested money, mann power and sacrificed more than 2,000 lives, helping to build the foundation for a new way to govern. while the election brings hope. it brings concerns, rumours of voter fraud and election rigging that plagued afghan politics. every surface along with the taliban carrying out high-profile attacks in the hope

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." 9 million americans are taking prescription drugs that may have dangerous interaction. are you one of them? find out in the next 30 minutes. if you're like nearly 70% of americans, you're taking at least one prescription medication, and as you age, that number is likely to go up. >> people are receiving this number of prescriptions, and as you get older, you get more and more prescriptions, and women tend to get more prescriptions than men. >> a ground breaking study shows that one in five older americans take medication that's work against each other, which can cause serious consequences, and in most case, doctors aren't aware that the patients are on a to collision course with their meds. like common ailment, heart conditions and high blood pressure and diabetes. how did we get to a place where millions of americans are unknowingly facing these dangerous side effects? and what can be done to protect yourself and those you love? our cohost, rajahad ali, there's tons of it, and everybody is interested in this, and if you're talking a

. ♪ >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream.ing your car to an extra room in your house, an industry is exploding. put it's cutting out the middleman. we discuss the rise of the sharing economy right now. ♪

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." 9 million americans are taking prescription drugs that may have dangerous interaction. are you one of them? find out in the next 30 minutes. if you're like nearly 70% of americans, you're taking at least one prescription medication, and as you age, that number is likely to go up.

. ♪ >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream.tes is growing twice as fast in the u.s. as western europe with some 80 million at risk, we discuss the sharp rise in one of the leading causes of death, and the solution many doctors say is surprisingly simple. ♪ >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback throughout the show. today is world health day, so we're dedicg

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." you have a problem that you need help solving? the internet makes it possible to pose a question and get answers from others. but is there wisdom in trusting the crowd? my cohost and digital producer, rajahad ali, with all of your digital feedback. and the internet makes it so easy to receive opinions from anyone almost anywhere, but the value of placing decisions in the hands of people we don't know. >> we crowd source on wikipedia. i rely on people on amazon to pie a book, and should i buy a play station 4? guide me to that. i'm a nerd, but check this out. a spirted heated crowd source response: how radioactive is our ocean? and they use crowd sourcing for the fukushima spillout. >> raising money, totally different things. how likely are you to ask a stranger for help solving a serious personal problem? the internet has allowed us to do that, and with one click, we can tap into the collective knowledge of others to come up with solutions on a wide range of answers, and this is lead

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream.money and national security at the polls in afghanistan. my cohost and dil

our roof camera and san francisco showing a sunny skies at the what general whether james fletcher tracking for us. 53 degrees in concord right now. san jose at 52. with 54 and the city. 55 in oakland. a slightly warmer and it will be slightly warmer after now. it look in from all '70s and the south bay. 72 is cancelled for of evergreen. san jose rep remark off delta clinton is probably will be some of our warmest 783 degrees it will cool as you head toward the bay but it will still be nice and pleasant. were talking especially as the new head down the peninsula. all over 60s to low 70 is the cross of a good bit of the wine country. it will take its time. it probably won't see any rainfall to about 11:00 tonight. futurecast were looking for some scattered really light shower activity and by five in the morning and will intensify a little bit in becoming a little bit more widespread as a just- in-time for you to wake up. as you can see her known as a few bits of green. about five and easy and as you're driving home possibly looking for some showers activity. otherwise it will start to clear

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." america is full of silent warriors, you may be one of them, and people have no idea what they're going through. injured veterans, making themselves far more vulnerable to bankruptcy and mental illness.

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." america is full of silent warriors, you may be one of them, and people have no idea what they're going through. injured veterans, making themselves far more vulnerable to bankruptcy and mental illness. >> my cohost, rajahad ali is here, and he brings in the social media in the show. 5.5 million caregivers focusing on injured veterans, and they say there's no support in the system. and that's what they need. >> who is helping those who help others? these silent warriors, like you mentioned. and we have so many great personal stories coming in from social media today: s this a cost, time, career, relationship, usually for love. a huge sacrifice. these are the unsung heroes of america. >> they are, they're sometimes called camouflage caregivers. millions of americans who pick up caring for an injured family member or friend or acquaintance. millions of people providing care for wounded soldiers from iraq and afghanistan. many of them are waging their own struggle against mental illness a

. ♪ >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream.rom sharing your car to an extra room in your house, an industry is exploding. put it's cutting out the middleman. we discuss the rise of the sharing economy right now. ♪ >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your feedback. waj, one of the largest segments of the shared economy is sharing a room in your home, renting out a room or your entire home, and we were talking about this earlier. it's kind of a weird concept. >> i'm the paranoid son of immigrants. i don't even want my family members staying with me. to have a stranger live in my room, seeps dubious, but . . . >> yeah, indeed. which goes back to what we were saying about lending your house to a stranger. would you do that? or lend your car? or how about leave your dog with someone that you just met on the internet. average citizens are turning to just that. it's called the sharing economy. people with stuff that they are not using rent it to people who want it, and it has evolved into a $26

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. out of the box thinkers share their tool kit for racing smart successful well balanced kids. my co-host and digital procedures wajahat ali. an increasingly high tech world i'm so encouraged how all our guests tonight boil it down to the basic. >> people ask about the kids. what about the poor parents? facebook poking, there's poking going on nowadays. my parents didn't have to deal with this and rising college tuitions. we have a lot of folks tweeting in. jessica, navigating parenting in this crazy age of social media. it's all new territory. my kids are both toddlers but the criticism of kids no matter what they do is alarming. athena 115, all about honesty patience, accountability and unconditional love. those are the age of tweeting. >> sounds like a wise woman. >> wise woman indeed. >> general profiles of overbearing parent and more recently, the dolphin pairnt parent emerged. competition for top universities is more credit tough than ever. stanford only selected 5% of its applica

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." america is full of silent warriors, you may be one of them, and people have no idea what they're going through. injured veterans, making themselves far more vulnerable to bankruptcy and mental illness. >> my cohost, rajahad ali is here, and he brings in the social media in the show.

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." the american dream, for immigrants, we'll talk about the realities of making it in the usa. our dynel tall producer, rajahad ali, is here, bringing in all of your comments. it's as unique as every single individual coming to the u.s. >> but there's something about the american dream. i'm the child of immigrants around the world. >> we're all technically, i'm a couple of generations farther back. >> i've gone around the world. and there's something about the american dream. people are fascinated about it. and immigrants believe in it. but the community is a bit cynical due to the hardships. >> millions of immigrants flock to the u.s., but it's not always easy street in the land of the free. it's projected that the children of immigrants will earn up to 15% less than their kurn parts. some are surprised by the demands of the transition. >> my migration to the united states was quite interesting. and i think it is the same story for other immigrants. particularly if they don't speak the