>> so they are doing it the 200 block between goff and frank man. and they are doing it in front of the building? >> in front of the building. >> yeah. >> and the map right here. >> okay. >> and i have a little bit more information, here, it is going to be you know, curb side and they are going to have some outdoor really like overflow but they do want to have a loud speaker out there, so >> the permit? >> yes, they did. >> and did they just in this tented area? or are they doing stuff? >> just the tented area. >> okay. >> just over here. >> and i mean, i wish that someone was here. >> and yeah, so, it is the music, is just in the tented area, on fell street? >> or... are there loud... >> and 16th and so they could come back on may 6th. i do have, this map from it if you want to take a look at it. >> is it in the packet. >> we have a map in the packet. is it similar? >> yeah. that would be it. >> could we hear the public comment? >> sure. >> commissioner akers? >> could we see them in two weeks? >> yeah, are we going to... for the public comment. >>

we had a rare interview with frank kendall, the man at the pentagon who writes the checks. le very concerned with what happens happening thousands of miles above them. >> space is becoming a much more contested environment. >> reporter: frank kendall first worked for the "star wars" program, the strategic defense initiative. >> it will take years. >> 5, 4, 3, 2 -- >> reporter: in 25 years such a system may be necessary not just to protect everything we have on the ground, but in space. >> zero, we have liftoff of the united launch alliance. >> there is from the intelligence i've seen, an attempt by some countries to build systems that would allow them to dominate in space, to take out our assets, which are very vulnerable. our assets are in predictable orb bits, what would we do about that? one is to go what we call disaggregated architectures where we take these satellites and break up their function into a number. it makes it harder to attack all of them. another idea that's been talked about is having reserve capabilities that can be launched very quickly in case there's

robert frank is the man who knows all about this. what is the story and what is the price?er: the story starts on a little road in the hamptons called further lane but it should be called richer road now. this rod now has the most expensive listing. an 18-acre estate that just sold for $147 million. the buyer is barry roens stein and steve cohen just purchased a home nearby for 62.5, jerry sign field and jerry chanos. before that only two properties ever hit that nine-figure mark. fleur de lis in l.a. sold for $102 million in march followed by copper beach in greenwich, 52 acres for $129 million but these are cheap next to london. just sold a flat in london for $230 million. >> who has that kind of money? >> rich people have that money. >> thank you so much for that, robert frank, and thank you very much for watching "street signs" as well. >> "closing bell" is next. >> welcome to "closing bell" on a monday. i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> i was just celebrating the anniversary. >> yeah. >> for an extended bill. >> markets struggling

. >> reporter: frank and julie, one man who didn't lose his cool was lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he was stuck there at the terminal with us, as he was returning to the bay area. i did talk with one man who was trying to get to a convention in utah. he told me this is why we need high speed rail. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for more possible victims tonight after two unusual kidnappings in the south bay. ktvu's robert honda spoke with one of the victims about the suspect, and how he initially appeared to be harmless. >> reporter: police say pictures of kenneth middlebrook show an innocent look he used to his advantage. he convinced a woman to drive him in his car to see his father in mountain view. the woman described him as harmless looking. >> your average joe. your average white guy. daisy dukes, white t-shirt, dirty blonde hair. >> reporter: middlebook and his father got into an argument, and the mood changed. >> she felt like she was not free to leave. >> reporter: the woman deliberately crashed into another car. her mother says that happened

. >> reporter: frank and julie, one man who didn't lose his cool was lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he was stuck there at the terminal with us, as he was returning to the bay area. i did talk with one man who was trying to get to a convention in utah. he told me this is why we need high speed rail. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for more possible victims tonight after two unusual kidnappings in the south bay. ktvu's robert honda spoke with one of the victims about the suspect, and how he initially appeared to be harmless. >> reporter: police say pictures of kenneth middlebrook show an innocent look he used to his advantage. he convinced a woman to drive him in his car to see his father in mountain view. the woman described him as harmless looking. >> your average joe. your average white guy. daisy dukes, white t-shirt, dirty blonde hair. >> reporter: middlebook and his father got into an argument, and the mood changed. >> she felt like she was not free to leave. >> reporter: the woman deliberately crashed into another car. her mother says that happened

i want to say to frank wolf, you're a good man. i wish you the best of luck. and you raised the respect of this institution. that's pretty difficult to do nowadays, frank. the wish you the best of luck. i want to thank all of those folks who came aboard. we had this struggle every two or three years. i think it is the responsibility that we in some way support our local communities, our county sheriff's departments. the cops program has been a great success. the two most effective and efficient programs in the congress of the united states are the cops program and the fire act. we know where every dime going. we know how it's spent. but we certainly couldn't take it and accept a 61% cut for fiscal year. this is going to allow us, madam speaker, to hire over 11,000 police officers. god knows we need them. when we take our oaths, some of us, we have had some good fortune every two years, god willing, first thing we talk about is defending the united states, defending the constitution, and defending against the attacks on the outside as well as inside. we have an

it's one of the many trends which frank kendall must fund now. he is the manthe pentagon with the checkbook. sdroo i'm worried about our pipeline of new products. >> reporter: he says due to budget cuts, much of what we will see in 25 years is upgraded versions of what we have now. there will be some new programs for cyber defense, and he hopes to find money to protect our satellites. >> there is an attempt at least by some countries to build systs that would allow them to dominate space, to take out our assets. >> reporter: solutions include bricking up large into smaller more expendable ones or having backup systems ready to launch. >> that's expensive. >> it's all expensive. >> reporter: the biggest check, however, will be written for the s-35 by lockheed martin, the most expensive program in pentagon history. if the super celtic jet delivers as promised -- >> in 25 years in airplane will be all over the world. >> reporter: it will be a plane made so ease where i to fly that future pilots will need different skills. >> so instead of being more stick and rot

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frank mallicoat. surveillance video showing a man torching a car in east san jose overnight. nobody was injured. they got the car out. >>> 18-year-old brittney silva was struck and killed by an amtrak train in san leandro yesterday afternoon. police think the high school senior failed to hear the train or warnings from witnesses because she had earbuds in at the time. >>> and two passenger planes nearly collided last month on the east coast. air traffic controllers in newark, new jersey told the united flight san francisco to abort its landing at the last minute. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> how about your weather? here's lawrence with more. >> could be an interesting day ahead with low pressure over the bay area today. seeing some clouds and sunshine even reports of a few scattered light showers so far that's all. but we could see an isolated thunderstorm. i think the best chance is over the east bay hills toward the afternoon. the low spinning through california is bringing snow into the high country. winter weather advisories are up

frank somerville. >> san francisco police told us they have arrested a man thousands of miles away who they believe shot two women after a fender bender in a parking hot. one of those women died. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the victim's and other family members. david? the shooting happened 6 months ago and with an arrest made the family is ready for justice. >> reporter: she was going places. the first in her family to graduate from college. >> first person in our family that made it. >> she was funny. enjoyable. being around her made everybody happy. >> she was a licensed security guard, coached children's basketball and hoped to work with troubled kids. all that ended last november. she was shot and a friend wounded after a fender bender in a parking lot near a san francisco neighbor club november 17. >> did he just shoot me? >> reporter: investigators said the suspect was arrested friday in miami. police say he shaved his head and face in an attempt odisguise him -- to disguise himself. >> why did you have to pull the trigger? lows to female -- these are female. >> hopefully he

frank is guilty . a few years earlier his brother had been sentenced to prison for raping viola manning and frank stirling is thought to have wanted revenge. the police are relentless and pressed sterling until he cracks. the eleventh of july one thousand nine hundred ninety one and exhausted frank sterling admits to the murder his confession is recorded. many years later the murder of a four year old girl is arrested he also confesses to the murder of viola manning and traces of his d.n.a. confirm the fact. frank stirling is released on the twenty eighth of april two thousand and ten after serving nineteen years now age fifty four frank has become frail and anxious and finds it hard to talk about his feelings. april twenty eighth two thousand and ten the day i get released. oh yeah. freedom. from frank sterling obtained his freedom largely due to the vigorous efforts of his lawyer donald thompson under the war with the question remains why did he ever confess to a crime he never committed. and police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really in the course of interrogation be

frank from salon. always a pleasure, man. thanks so much. >> sure thing. >>> that is "all in" for this each. i want to thank you for watching this week. our team put in a tremendous amount of work to bring you that -- those special stories from kansas. we are going to be doing a lot more of that through the spring and summer. keep tuned right here every night, 8 p.m. a special edition of the rachel maddow show starts right now. good night. >>> good evening, thanks for being with us. let me say up front that this is not a story about north korea and that that's kind of the point. but on october 9, 2006, at around 10:30 a.m. local time urge the ground started to shake beneath a small village in the northeast corner of north korea. halfway around the world, back here in the u.s., seismologists recorded what looked to be a 4.3-magnitude earthquake. but what happened in north korea that morning was not an earthquake. it was a nuclear explosion. >> kim jong-il denies the u.s. and the world and claims to have set off an atomic weapon. >> that day in 2006, the secretive, repressive north korean regi

man. you're spilling it on the floor. i don't understand why you don't just use a cup. i'm trying to be inconspicuous. inconspicuous? your entire mouth is stained red, frankgonna be at the barbecue soon? yeah, i'm pre-gaming, man. what is going on with you, man? you're going off the deep end lately. i feel like he's been wading around in the deep end for a while now, charlie. no, bro, it's different. he's staying out, like, all hours of the night. i never see him. if he is around, he's usually not even wearing clothes. i'm wearing clothes now, bitch. you're wearing a shirt that's on inside out and it's covered in grease. it's not grease; it's sap. sap? how did you get covered in sap?

plus, meet the man who has designed suits for frank sinatra, clint eastwood, and ringo starr.o, the chief executive gives details behind futuristic suits.

. >>> tonight this man is under arrest suspected in the killing of a woman after a fender bender in san francisco. good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frankomerville. >> san francisco police told us they have arrested a man thousands of miles away who they believe shot two women after a fender bender in a parking hot. one of those women died. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the victim's and other family members. david? the shooting happened 6 months ago and with an arrest made the family is ready for justice. >> reporter: she was going places. the first in her family to graduate from college. >> first person in our family that made it. >> she was funny. enjoyable. being around her made everybody happy. >> she was a licensed security guard, coached children's basketball and hoped to work with

plus, meet the man who has designed suits for frank sinatra, clint eastwood, and ringo starr. also, the chief executive gives details behind futuristic suits. all of that and more in the next hour. first, the headlines with carol massar. >> yelp out with earnings after the close of trading, raising its second and two-year forecast after its stock finished higher in after-hours. metlife reported a 35% increase in first-quarter profit and made derivative gains and international growth. it saw operating profit of $1.37 per share, missing the analyst estimates. twitter saw its stock hit its lowest level since last year's ipo. membership in the first quarter reached 255 million, with year-over-year growth to celebrating. the twitter ceo is focusing on the long-term. >> we are extremely focused on strengthening our core product, twitter and vine. most of the acquisitions to date are about strengthening the core. most of the work we are doing is about strengthening the core, and that is the focus near-term. >> that is a look at the top headlines at this hour. >> thank you, carol mass

frank from salon. always a pleasure, man. thanks so much. >> sure thing. >>> that is "all in" for this each.or watching this week. our team put in a tremendous amount of work to bring you that -- those special stories from kansas. we are going to be doing a lot more of that through the spring and summer. keep tuned right here every night, 8 p.m. a special edition of the rachel maddow show starts right now. good night. >>> good evening, thanks for being with us. let me say up front that this is not a story about north korea and that that's kind of the point. but on october 9, 2006, at around 10:30 a.m. local time urge the ground started to shake beneath a small village in the northeast corner of north korea. halfway around the world, back here in the u.s., seismologists recorded what looked to be a 4.3-magnitude earthquake. but what happened in north korea that morning was not an earthquake. it was a nuclear explosion. >> kimg-

frank rich, we'll get his comments. and we have another stranger than fiction story in los angeles, all about the man named donald sterling, a man who should assume right now somebody is recording every word he makes. and this time on tape he proclaims he is not a racist, and a recording that comes from radar on line. >> i mean, how could you think i'm a racist, knowing me all of these years? how could you be in this business and be a racist? do you think i tell the coach to get white players or to get the best player he can get? >> i mean, i think they're probably trying to force you to sell it. that is the thing. >> you can't force someone to sell property in america. >> the nba may test that idea. and was he caught on that tape or is it attempted piece of restoration hardware. tonight, i'll talk to a man who thinks the only color with donald sterling is legal tender green. >>> but tonight, on the matter of benghazi, the republican-led house approved the creation of a committee to investigate the 2010 attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. cnn's chief political analyst, gloria borger, goo

man and said that something was wrong. new at 5:00, ktvu's ken wang live with more. >> reporter: frank, the mother tells me that she feared the worse that she might never see her son again. fortunately, the man who found her son knows all too well the sensitive nature of autism. >> if there ever was a time to panic, it was on may 7th, when stephanie jacobs' son vanished while returning a field train. >> he is development tally disabled and we were afraid that he would just wander off. >> b.a.r.t station agent got the word at the pittsburgh bay point station. >> i told my coworker that i was going to go down the platform and take a look. >> he knew exactly what to look for. he also has a child with autism. >> i noticed a familiar gate in the walk. it is a pace that most children with autism vacaville area >> it was stephanie's son but. >> you have to approach them a certain way. it might frighten them. might set them off. i said hi. hi name is john. your mom is looking for you. i put out my hand to shake his hand. he shook it. >> i just praise his observation. it takes a village. it takes a village. >> reporter: stephanie h

frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a man is now in custody suspected in the murder of a woman in the east san jose foothills. officers responded to a home on canyon ridge drive about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. they found the woman with several stab wounds there. she was later pronounced dead at a hospital. police arrested a man who was in the home at the time. they say the suspect and the victim did know one another. no word on the motive. >>> in walnut creek investigators are looking into five suspicious fires around arbolado park. the latest was yesterday evening burning a half acre on a hill above the park. the fires began last week. police say they have no leads on any suspects but are certain all the fires were intentionally set. >>> airport security is the issue when an east bay congressman meets with reporters and that's happening later this morning. kpix 5's keit do is at mineta international airport in san jose the scene of the incident last month that has representative eric swalwell looking for changes. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the represen

frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. only on five, a man talks about his violent confrontation with a friend the day before his deadly encounter with police. dublin police say 18-year-old oscar herrera attacked them with a baseball bat before he was shot. police were investigating a domestic disturbance call on sunday. on saturday, herrera visited a friend in livermore and the friend had to call police. the friend tells kpix 5 the two of them were wrestling but herrera became violent. >> it was just like he kept on clawing at me and like reaching in my mouth and just like my nose everywhere just trying to like just trying to yank skin offer. i really do not know what he was on. before you i've known him for a while. he really is a good kid. whatever he took made him lose it. >> herrera spent saturday night in the hospital but his mother took him home on sunday. >>> i'm peering into the weather department seeing a beautiful sunrise this morning. >> it is neat. got a couple of clouds out there, breezy in spots but toward the afternoon skies b

frank is already practicing his cough for next monday. >> smart man. he listens to the forecast. >> maybe tuesday, too. >> and the weekend looking very, very nice. but today, kind of a transitional day. high pressure beginning to build into the bay area. it is still going to be breezy but not as windy as yesterday when we had some 40-mile-an- hour gusts toward the coastline. still we have some partly cloudy skies this morning couple of patches of fog out there early on. as we head toward the afternoon, becoming mostly sunny and a little warmer maybe some mid-70s well inland a lot of 60s inside the bay breezy toward the coastline still and 50s and low 60s. seeing a couple of patches of fog toward the bay bridge. otherwise, we have some cool temperatures to deal with this morning. 45 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san jose. and 52 in san francisco. this afternoon more 70s in the valley, breezy approaching the golden gate 63 in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you as of 5:30 this morning, they just reopened all lanes in danvill

one of the victims saw the man sitting on a patio chair out side of their front door. franke is getting a taste of life and law enforcement and it started with a very tough work out. >> i really banned to -- wanted to finish but this was way harder than i thought it would be. >> he has no problem with the push ups and the sit ups and the squat but when it came time to run up, not ones but twice, frank had enough and he is not the only one to work with the police academy. >> he started with orientation and we have seven days in. >> frank also spent times in dublin. the special report continues on the 10:00 news and we have access to a place cameras rarely get to come into. stay tuned for that. we have many more behind the scenes video, which includes what appears to be attacked by a police dog. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, they are found not guilty, how his political future could be decided just days after the verdicts. eyesores could soon be wrapped around muni buses in san francisco, stay with us. ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cas

the dodd frank act, trading commission regulation we can not have discussions of any sort regarding hedging without having policies in place that allow us to sign a safe harbor letter for gold man sachs this was drafted with the assistance of council and we do have a representation written representation from our financial advisor it's not like the city's policy which is 24 pages long and goes into types of bonds and notes and that sort of thing so it's much more general in nature but includes what we need it to include to have the discussions that we have i'm happy to answer any questions you have we also have bond council as well. >> any questions or comments? seeing none. >> do we have a motion on this item. >> so moved. >> we have a motion, second. >> roll call on this item. >> director beall, metcalf aye director reiskin aye that's 5 ayes and item 10 is approved. >> number 11 other related services with ross and baruzzini. >> good afternoon i want to talk about the ross and baruzzini work on the concept of operations give you a little bit of background september 27th, 2013, tjpa issued professional services for concept of operations in support of safety and security progra

a drunken man punched them several times while trying to remove them from the home. he managed to take him into custody after the struggle. >>> and frank somerville started with a trip to the police academy and his own grueling work out. >> this was way harder than i thought it would be. >> he had no problem with the mess ups. he is not the only one to underestimate the academy. >> we started at 94 and now we have 86 and we a seven days in. >> reporter: it is place where there is a trick to dealing with the prisoners. >> done break anything -- don't break anything in my opinion. >> now the majority of them are there for nonviolent crimes and deputies say even though they are outnumbered, being able to talk them down usually works better than force. >>> and on the 10:00 news, you get access to a news and you can also behind more, that is tested under a police ting. and that's at ktvu channel 2 news.com. >> he did some running. >> he works out a lot and i was giving him a hard time that he sprayed his head. >> i am telling you, man, running is one of the hardest things, running up a steep hill, not fun. >> it is not one of my favorite th

happened according to frank sinatra junior, there's this clatter of cameras on the floor and stanley throws himself into the couch and looks at sinatra junior and says come on man, out with it, what happened? well, frank sinatra junior just froze. he got up from his chair. he ran into the bedroom. he sent the publishers that in the publisher says you have to leave. i said make him leave pointing to stand. i was ready to throw him under the bus. i said i still have some questions. please may i say? they had been bartered out. url. so we are walking through the hotel to get outside and stanley is trained to talk to me. i said don't speak to me again. i will never speak to you again as long as they live. i just flew into a high diva fit. i said that was so unprofessional. that was the worst. how could you do it? and screaming and yelling. he said he didn't know what happened to jimmy hopper. i said, since when are photographers convoy? is that your job? i went crazy. suicide, on, get in the car, i'll take you home. i said i'm not speaking to you. i went now, held account, went home. i didn't speak to him for days i was so mad. but then the book was published in th

frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> a man is in custody suspected in the murder of a woman in the east san jose foothills. officers responded to a home on canyon ridge drive about 5:00 yesterday afternoon. they found the woman with several stab wounds. she was later pronounced dead at a hospital. police arrested a man who was in the home. they say the suspect and victim knew each other and so far there's no word on a motive. >>> 57-year-old woman is dead after a confrontation with police in concord. investigators say the woman dialed up 911 yesterday afternoon to say she had a gun and was suicidal. officers went to the home on pacheco street where the woman met them out front. one of the officers opened fire when the woman refused orders to drop her weapon. >>> the faa is looking into a near miss over the pacific ocean. a united flight was headed from kona, hawaii to los angeles international. suddenly, in midflight, it dropped 600 feet. the pilot announced the dive was to avoid crashing into a u.s. airways plane that was fly

man town. i'm not exactly sure what that smells like. frank, i don't know. maybe you could help us out. >> i bet these are very, very popular because the ladies who are going to buy them, a freshly cut lawn, are you kidding me? that's like heaven. >> i wouldn't want that in my house. >> it might be in the mancave? in the garage. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> a landmark in san francisco finally reopens today after undergoing some major renovations. the 81-year-old coit tower has been closed since november. crews have been making major repairs to the building's interior and exterior and restoring murals that were damaged over the years. the ceremony is at 11 a.m. >>> 5:39. more than 200 people are trapped underground after a coal mine explosion in turkey. coming up, the investigation into the deadly blast. >> reporter: there are some new ideas about how to handle calls for emergency service into the fire department. let's just call this one the firefighter shuffle. i'm kiet do. we'll explain coming up in a live report. ,, hey there. did y

frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> okay. thanks, liz. >>> doctors are closely monitoring 16 californians who came in contact with a man who has a mystery disease. the centers for disease control tells us all 16 were on a plane with the man from saudi arabia hoe was diagnosed with a middle east respiratory syndrome, mers. mers is potentially deadly viruses that very difficult to treat. the cdc did not say where in california these 16 people are, though. >>> notices are going out today to let people know their south bay neighborhoods are about to be sprayed to kill mosquitos. several mosquitos recently tested positive for west nile virus, the earliest in the year that's ever happened. parts of san jose and campbell will be fogged thursday night. >> one of my neighbors said she noticed a couple of dead crows in her backyard. >> vector control is asking people to report dead birds and remind people to get rid of standing water and try to avoid mosquito bites. 145 people have died of west nile virus since the disease was first reported in california in 2003. >>> 4:37 now. pleasant hill is looking for a new city clerk now that kim lehmkuhl c

frank sinatra. for lovers of romantic italian songs, he was our guy, jerry vale was 83 years old. >>> a note from the big screen a manhat made some of the beautiful pictures of our screen has died. as cinematographer for "the good father" he created the equivalent of a beautiful painting on film. he did the same thing for eight of woody allen's films, including "manhattan." from musicals to = "all the president's men" he won 19 academy awards in all. thanks to his dream-like work, gordon willis was 82. >>> the united states is about to get its newest medal of honor recipient. it will be awarded to william kyle carpenter for his combat actions in afghanistan in 2010. he left the service due to the wounds he suffered. he's a full-time student at the university of south carolina. the ceremony at the white house, june 19. >> a lot of people wear breathe right strips, especially to avoid snoring at night and while we don't think it's a big problem, the horse named california chrome now competing for the triple crown wears the horse version of nasal strips. there was a question whether he would be able to wear it in the be

frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. concord police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. the incident occurred on pacheco street. debora villalon joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: this is still a very active scene with these local streets still quardened off. the house where it happened is the gray house behind the bashes with the rv parked in front. concord police were called to the home just before 6:00 and they wound up in a deadly confrontation with the woman who lives there. an officer or officers we're not sure how many pulled their weapons and that woman was shot and killed on the path way just steps from her front porch. a neighbor told me he heard what he thought were fire crackers and he looked out the window to see an officer with her gun drawn. that same neighbor says a middle aged couple lives there with another man and woman in their 20s. and it was his impression that the woman who was shot was the older woman. he also said that this is not a house that has been has a history of trouble. could not recall police being called out to this house before

man. >> how he gave a guy's wife the fight of her life. >>> time for a matchup we haven't seen before. grouse versus a guy named frank. okay. because that's quite literally what this is. a grouse these guys came upon in the woods. frank apparently this guy here was trying to a and watch. >> oh. right there, round one to the grouse because the grouse was like no photos, bro. when he bit him on the leg, if i play that again, the grouse bit the guy and drops his phone. look, there goes the phone. now look at this, the thing chases after him. >> he's not done. watch what the scene switches to. >> an attack of love. >> getting -- >> being bird handled by this guy. think the grouse wins here when the bird is literally humping your head. >> bird [ bleep ]. >> it's nonconsensual. frank is on the phone during this which makes it weirder. the bird going to town on the dude. >> i think frank with not mess with the grouse in the future. >> it's not very often that a would-be robber leaves with less than he walked in the door with. this is at a bank in sarajevo. notice the guy comes in with a hoodie. he has a gun in his hand wearing a m

frank mallicoat. time now 6:31. >>> new this morning, some words from that mystery man who has been planting those envelopes with money help finding them. >> i was coming to l.a. for business not related though this but i thought what great timing this thing is taking off the hidden cash. >> i guess so. the voice and the shoes right there. the man known only as mr. hidden cash, he has now taken his shenanigans to l.a. for the next couple of days. >> yesterday, all the fun was centered on san jose. kiet do joins us live from downtown with more. it was a crazy day. >> reporter: yeah. we are live here where it all began at s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. we have also learned a little more about this guy. he is 35 to 45 years old. he made his money in bay area real estate as he said, he is overwhelmed with all the attention from the media and his twitter followers. >>> reporter: all day long -- >> still looking. >> reporter: -- madness in san jose >> thank you, hidden cash, for the money, $140! >> reporter: for a week now the mystery man tweeting under the handle #hiddencash has been playing a game putting clues on tw

frank wolf as a model public servant. he's someone who always does the right thing for the right reasons. and the country's generally going to miss this good man. i can't think of a single issue that we have dealt with in this bill that frank hasn't been the first to see the problem approaching over the horizon. he's recognized from the beginning, when we were -- when we took the majority several years ago, chairman wolf, chairman rogers, all of us in the majority, as fiscal conservatives, recognize the -- recognized the urgent need to prioritize our constituents' hard-earned tax dollars and target them on those areas that are the highest priority for our nation. mr. culberson: and in this bill, as chairman rogers said, it's a true reflection of frank wolf's priorities, the fact that it's one that we're all able to work on together and without regard to party labels because which found common ground, it's one of the other great joys of serving on this committee, to find so many areas where we are able to work together and find areas of agreement. when it comes to the sciences or law enforcement, the work that chairman wolf has done, for exampl

man looking out for the sovereignty of his people. she also said they have similar values. i am not sure putin is aware of that. she said he is courageous, frank, and highly respected. whether that is genuine or trying to build on the momentum of the ukraine crisis, it is certainly creating headlines. about have an article far-reaching consequences of the ukrainian crisis. >> indeed. this is from the british newspaper. they are reporting tensions in outer to a falling out space. russia has hit back saying it might not continue to develop space technology and projects with the u.s. and might not remove -- renew its deal with the international space station when that expires in 2020. at the moment, the u.s. is using russian rockets to get its astronauts to the iss. if russia pulls the plug on that, it could have far-reaching consequences for the u.s. >> thank you. time for sports. football celebrations are coming up. we start the day with bad news for the french team ahead of the world cup. second choice goalkeeper has been ruled out of the world cup after cracking a vertebrae in his neck playing for marseille on saturday. he was hit in the face

for him, he started when he was a young man listening to fishing stories from his father. in a book about his life, his father willie frank sr. recalled a warden telling him, "your treaty isn't worth the paper it's printed on." so while billy's family faced beatings and incarceration and complicit race itch, he decided that he was going to defend those rights all the way to the supreme court. as he glue an adolescent -- as he grew into an adolescent, his father said to him, "keep fishing, even if they arrest you. even if they beat you, keep fishing. even if the fishing claims, they say, aren't yours, and they challenge them, keep fishing," because he knew that those fishing claims were promised in the medicine creek treaty. so billy was arrested more than 50 times in this struggle to secure the rights that were guaranteed to him by this government in a treaty. in fact, also in that book, he once was jailed and was asked by some of the people in jail -- as he called them "bank robbers" -- what was he in for? billy just said, "fishing." so he took the beatings and instead of turning that anger -- turning awful thaturning al

man found floating in the estuary has pressed for answers. here now with their long wait for information. >> reporter: frank, that family obviously stunned by the death. only adding to their sadness, they suffered for months not knowing exactly what happened. some people come to the scenic and serene oakland estuariy to escape. peggy came to confront a haunting reality. >> it's hard to realize that i won't be able to do that. and spend time with him. >> reporter: here in the water near estuary park is where gale's brother was founds december 31, 2012. >> i want to know if it's possible to find out what happened. you get a call. my little brother is found floating in the estuary. >> reporter: the alameda county coroner determined that he died of natural causes. a year later, gale was notified that the cause of death changed to drawning. >> became submerged in water, unknown. >> reporter: drowned, but how. >> how did this happen, and how come nobody noticed? it's hard for me to believe that nobody saw anything. >> reporter: determined to some the death, she flew in from los angeles. >> a year ago, my brother was found in the estuary. >> i don't k

. >>> and finally, do you have what it takes to tangle with a man like "house of cards" frank underwoodood chain, there can be no mercy. there is but one who will hunt or be hunted. >> if so, there is an open casting call for the show's upcoming third season. one of the top roles, director of the nsa, the baltimore-based casting agency looking for men and women aged 45 to 55. hunt or be hunted. >> indeed. >> great show. it will be interesting to see who they choose. >> by the way, i don't want to be a spoiler, but do we know, should we tell everybody that that governor of pennsylvania, the wanna be governor of pennsylvania -- should we tell them what happened? didn't actually survive much longer? >> that was the first season. >> okay, fine. >> frank underwood, who is now the vice president, wound up in the car with him and then he became asphyxiated. but that's a long story. you have to watch "the house of cards." >> so you don't think it was natural causes either? >> no! >> okay, fine. >> now vice president was wearing the disguise. >> you don't think she jumped in front of that subway

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frank mccourt, provided sufficient security for the opening game with the san francisco giants in 2011. the suit seeks millions in damages. the two men charged with beating stow have leaded guilty. >>> if san francisco, a man is in the hospital with severe head injuries after being found pinned under a car at a gas station parking lot. it happened on geary and 24th at 3:30 this morning. police say the victim has been trapped under the car for five or ten minutes before anyone called for help. they are trying to figure out what happened and if he was run over by a car or if the car fell on top of him while he was trying to help the driver change a driver. the driver was taken into custody and they are trying to determine if alcohol was involved. >> a local chain will no longer track your visits to their stores through the smartphone. philz coffee used a technology that tracks their customers. amy hollyfield? >>> the c.e.o. here says he is ashipper, too, and his employees hot and wanted to improve the shopping expense. this technology does that, and the customers vary from mom-and-pop shops, to big department stores. is this gathering of information or is it spying? >> this sticker tells you, you are being t

man found floating in the estuary has pressed for answers. here now with their long wait for information. >> reporter: frank, that family obviously stunned by theth. only adding to their sadness, they suffered for months not knowing exactly what happened. some people come to the scenic and serene oakland estuariy to escape. peggy came to confront a haunting reality. >> it's hard to realize that i won't be able to do that. and spend time with him. >> reporter: here in the water near estuary park is where gale's brother was founds december 31, 2012. >> i want to know if it's possible to find out what happened. you get a call. my little brother is found floating in the estuary. >> reporter: the alameda county coroner determined that he died of natural causes. a year later, gale was notified that the cause of death changed to drawning. >> became submerged in water, unknown. >> reporter: drowned, but how. >> how did this happen, and how come nobody noticed? it's hard for me to believe that nobody saw anything. >> reporter: determined to some the death, she flew in from los angeles. >> a year ago, my brother was found in the estuary. >> i don't know