gavin: it is a seismic shift in british politics.e have a country where there are just three mps out of 59 were not members of the scottish national party. so they have got an enormous mandate to go to parliament in a country, the united kingdom they do not wish to be part of. what we will see in the coming months is david cameron, as prime minister of the united kingdom, trying to hold the united kingdom together when just less than 10% of his parliament is this big wedge of snp mp's who wish as their ultimate goal to have an independent scotland. it's going to be absolutely extraordinary. we have seen nothing like it in anyone's memory. anchor: gavin, for britain's allies like the united states, the prospect of a united kingdom without scotland has increased, then? gavin: it certainly has although it is a long-term aim. it will not come immediately. we will have further elections in scotland next year for the scottish parliament. it will be interesting to see if another referendum on independence is on the table but also of course

these young athletes were playing in memory of seven year old gavin, gavin and his mom were allegedly murdered last move by the mom's boyfriend. gavin's dad said he loved baseball and this was a great the way to honor his memory. >>> time for a check of sports. jeff skversky is here. nfl draft is over. on paper it seems like eagles did will. >> billy davis is happy after the first round all defensive players for your eagles. the eagles didn't make big trade for marcus mariota but chip kelly had a few trade including this today sending their fourth round pick to detroit for lieond third rounder next year. with no pick in the fourth or fifth round eagles wait until the sixth when they take two defensive back. jacorey shepherd a former receiver and just five picks later, in the sixth round eagles grab randall evans who was a walk on at kansas state. evans plays in the slot. then in the seventh round they round it out by taking boston college defensive even, brian mihalik. do the map, five of the six draft picks defensive players and no offensive lineman. >> it is just how i feel. i mean

gavin f. you rewind back to the election this is an election delayed because of the worsening violence in the north. that was priority number one as a former military leader. he had credibility to crush boko haram which killed 13,000 people in the last few years. that can't be underestimated. but momentum is on his side there. the more challenging problem for him than tackling terrorism is tackling corruption. because that is endemic. when i was in the country, i personally witnessed a taxi driver being violently beat bane policeman trying to extract a dubious fine. a thend former central bank governor points to the national oil company, nmpc which has been withholding billions from the national treasury and a report recently bore the thrust of that out saying that this was a company that basically had a blank check to spend system of that's priority number two. priority number three has been something that's come up in the past few weeks and particularly this week which is the shortage for ev

this is john gavin. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure. >> pleasure. >> john is the new general manager of automatch. >> i'm gonna help you make a lot of money. >> okay. >> the inventory has gone from 20 cars to over 150 in inventory. we're averaging about 90 sales a month. it's only a matter of time before automatch usa is really profitable. >> thank you very much.

gavin: that is the reputation that he's got.s is a politician that's made a big stance about fighting corruption by setting an example. he's not somebody who has these flashy cars and lashing living -- and flashy living. he's reputed to be down to earth. how much of that is his real persona is difficult to answer. corruption in the political world is as endemic as anywhere else. politicians in nigeria are among the highest paid in the world. he is starting at the core within politics itself. then he's got to go out to the national oil company. he's got to go to institutions which aren't effective, partly because of this corruption because most of the spending is taken up by paying employees, delivering the money that goes to various people are rather than delivering services. francine: let me ask about china. we had the shanghai composite down six 15%. do they have a firm -- 6.5%. do they have a firm handle on this? >> this has been a momentum-driven market. the politburo has been happy with stocks going up in china. monetary co

amy: gavin boyd, you're speaking to us from northern ireland in belfast.out the position of northern ireland today and what you're doing there. >> northern ireland is in quite a similar situation to some states in the u.s. at the moment. in other parts of the u.k. people can get lawfully married. when they come home to northern ireland, there are no longer recognized as married. they have their marriage reclassified against their will. that is what we consider an ongoing injustice, something we think will be challenged in the court at some point in the future. but at the minute and northern ireland, there isn't a legislative solution to marriage inequality. the democratic unionist party are very strongly against marriage equality. [indiscernible] there is every likelihood they will continue to use their veto to block its implementation. understanding the waves of supporter for his for marriage equality across ireland now, the project i work for with our partners in amnesty international and the irish congress trade union are organizing a rally and march fo

gavin, michael and john.robably the second most insensitive person on the panel. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to be supersensitive, if you're going to talk about disabilities in this country, you're going to sound like hitler. i have a mom on the panel here, a mom on the panel here. you talk about kids, sensitive. i will say, you have to be very, very careful to listen to this woman's story, it doesn't hold true to me. when a mom is demanding something for her kid, the idea she is nice and polite as opposed to a sense of entitlement and throw a fit. they're not going to stop a plane if someone is asking for cookies. >> if she needed a hot meal for her daughter. she should have stopped and had a preheated bag or insulated bag to keep something hot for her daughter. i've had my kids act up on planes, the last thing you do is throw your weight around. >> the kid wasn't acting up. she was saying, if my kid doesn't get, this she's going to start scratching people. and, of course, someone who works the airlines says t

no chance to arrest the killers who shot pallet brown 17 year-old borrow i know who killed her son gavin newsom said the da knows who killed they are son the police officer know he's serious they can name names and identify individuals and i and list home addresses today those words were said and i still want justice for my child i understand they got restored justice and reentry programs and stuff but why do you have all that stuff for them and we as mothers are the victims we don't have anything but they've getting everything they go to jail and get services while we stand on the street and while i stand on the street something needs to be done thank you, ms. brown there is an unsolved heed into the murder of from august 2018 i'll ask the chief if anyone watching has information into that open case 4145744444 thank you, ms. brown and next speaker >> again and again good evening and welcome. >> good evening my name is jackie and i'm here not only on my on behalf of but on behalf of another tenant in my building supervisor wong walked up 6th street and it was scary that was at night one

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did gavin steal the masculine genes from his brother? to be fair there are masculine french men. >> it could be gavin playing a character. >> oh i thought it was really his brother. he is a good actor. daytime emmy. >> were you surprised by the young man's candor? >> no, he works at cvs making $7.50 an hour. >> that's a very smart comment. i'm impressed by your low expectations. >> i hang out with andy, don't i? >> are we witnessing a revolution, or are we just watching some people an element of this larger crowd just burning down. >> the most insightful comment so far is that the woman talking about the press coverage there she has a point, not necessarily how you cover riots but people don't cover police violence. the reason we feel there is a sense of revolution happening and riots happening and demonstrations in new york is that communities where there hasn't been media coverage for a longtime now can get it because they got cell phones. they have twitter and facebook. newspapers stopped covering poor communities and cop on poor comm

thanks for joining us, gavin. i would like your take on blatter wanting to hold on to the reigns of fifa. he said, i cannot monitor everyone all the time. those corrupting football are in minori minority. what do you think about that comment and whether or not he should keep his job? >>. >> caller: well, it tells an awful lot about the man who devoted his life to fifa. he doesn't know any other life. and he is expert to stay on at fifa. he is determined to stay on at fifa. he is great survivor, and he will try to tough things out. i think what we will see today in zurich is a bid for him to cling ton power. the election will be closer than anybody thought. it was assumed it would be a walk-over for blatter and prince, the lone challenger, would struggle for votes. but it is clear that prince ali is claiming more votes than we thought possible and it could be a close-run aware fod. >> well, prince ali or sepp blatter, aside, can fifa, under any leadership, will they be able to rebound from this? so many have said i

uh, gavin shepherd came e down from seattle to play our game. yes, sir. and he's, so far pl

let me bring in usgs seismologist gavin haisz. when -- gavin hayes. when you look at the intensity, 7.3, and for comparison the initial quake killed more than 8,000 a couple of weeks ago, that was 7.8. perspective wise, how -- who is the rarity for this to happen a couple of weeks from one another? >> well, the likelihood of a magnitude 7.3 after a magnitude 7.8 aftershock is not incredibly small. it's not an unexpected event. >> i hear you have maps to show me? >> i do yes. i have a map of the distribution of the aftershock that occurred after the .8. in the region there have been 100 aftershocks since the april 25th event. this magnitude 7.3 aftershock has had several aftershocks of its own since last night. >> so if we're -- technically referring to this recent one as an aftershock does that mean just going back to geology 101? is this the same tectonic plate shifting or is this in a separate area? >> yeah. the term aftershock is semantics. means this is an stlaen is associated with our april 25th event. in approximately the same plate boundary are

i'm gavin mcginnis. the white house secretary and could host of "the five." her book came out and it is called "and the good news is." she coined the phrase "don't even go there." it is joanne nosuchunsky and and comedian tom cudder. and he paid for college wrestling for alligators. it is will ron. thank you for coming. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> was the bin laden raid a vast cover up involving thousands of people including president obama? the white house says yes. wait. they said no. the controversial report published in a london review of books takes a sledgehammer to the official narrative. anonymous sources say the u.s. military worked jointly with the pakistani government to kill ubl whom pakistan harbored for years with money paid by saudi arabia. the white house calls the article riddled with inaccuracies. the navy seal who killed bin laden said it has opened his eyes. >> when i was first sent this article i thought it was a joke. it is so ludicrous it is offensive to ludicrous. >> you know about all things wary. my understanding

thank you, gavin mcinnes. coming up, why i'm so obnoxious?> you're like a cancer, you're spreading a bad thing that costs a lot of money and doesn't do any good? >> and i'm a good cancer. john: you're a parasite fe.ú.úññññññoññ . john: i don't mean to offend, except i do. i've made a career of confronting people and that means offending people. >> you're like a cancer you're spreading a bad thing that costs a lot of money and doesn't do any good. >> and i am a good cancer. john: you're a parasite feeding off the taxpayer. we don't need you lawyer tyrants. john: i say nasty things like that because sometime truth comes out of it. we learn through confrontation, as jonathan rauch points out, science blossomed in america because here no central authority. no governor no judge can tell people you may not say that. ideas compete for acceptance and usually eventually better ideas win. most people rikki interviewed in times square for the show wanted to censor themselves. they wanted to say the nice thing. >> i usually keep my mouth shut. >> when pe

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although gavin and i divorced we remain very close today. during that time i made my transition from the courtroom to the tv studio serving as a legal analyst on a variety of networks. i eventually would become a host on court tv. then in 2006 i found my second home doing fox news hosting a show called "the lineup." and in 2011 i have been a proud co-host of "the five." it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" where i now spend every day making the case. >> other hostages legitimate innocence, like weinstein. i'm not stopping. i'm just getting started. >> also making a lot of memories. >> on your mark get set, go! >> there you go. >> times scare. >> what's going on here? >> hey! >> the greatest joy of my life is my beautiful son, roman. his dad is a wonderful man named eric valenci. we divorce buddy remain the best of friends. as roman gets older i try to encourage him to ask me for anything. as long as he's prepared to build a solid case for it. with this book i'm hoping to help others take charge of their own destiny, stand up for

those include pipeline corrosion and equipment malfunction be lieutenant governor gavin new newsome said he would like to see them review along with safety measures. >> it's about clean up and mitigation and addressing long term risks. >> reporter: whales were seen swimming near the oil slick. biologies are in the process of counting dead fish. officials are keeping people off the beaches. nearby camp sites are closed for the busy memorial day weekend. there is an investigation to see if criminal charge will be filed. >> thanks very much. we're talking about airline delays earlier today. let's get an accuweather forecast. you can see it's not quite as damp nor as dark earlier. hay ward followed about.10. you can see some rains showing up. we have patchy drizzle and a light shower possible for next 30 hours or so. the best chance will be tonight through tomorrow morning. >>> three people are recovering from a crash. >> reporter: the dump truck is gone here on san jose avenue. you can see some of the damage left behind. the pole in the middle of the street and the mini van parked early thi

supporters want a bronze bust of gavin in the halls where he once served as mayor.bout this idea, but he has met with the artist. he says he wants to go with an open collar look and he is opening the artist will add a quarter inch to his receding hairline. gavin won't be smiling because you don't do teeth in bronze since they turn green after a while. the money will be raised by gavin newsom supporters. >>> some new details about a wrong-way crash that happened on the bay bridge. coming up after the break, the results of a toxicology report and the charges the female driver is now facing. >>> in trouble again. former 49er ray mcdonald is arrested for the second time just this week. we will tell you why police say they had to track him down at a local sandwich shop. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty well in many areas, but it's slowing down here in san jose on northbound 280. we will tell you a little more about that coming up. >>> those clouds are starting to break just a bit. our temperatures beginning to warm. for the afternoon we will ris

thank them we're doing several things to celebrate of '75th anniversary the fundraising galileo and gavin newsom will be the speaker and the commission president and the general manager will play and role not mandated by the lease and attempt so especially thank you in addition on the 31st we have free community day in the garden all day long we have a wonderful donor who is making it possible for this day for everyone performances and activities all day and i hope that you can join join us and lastly in july we have a very exciting partnership with sunset piano we're going to have 12 pianos in the garden for 12 days. >> nice. >> all of you can come and play. >> i don't know i don't think you want to do that. >> so thank you very, very much. >> commissioner low will represent the department playing the piano (clapping.) let me ask generally managing pharmacologies before the final recognize i wanted to celebrate the partnerships are the botanical society and the department of both tangle garden is not just one of san francisco jewels but the world it is the love and stewardship and the re

. >>> gavin newsom is allowing a platform so you can see what representatives are doing in the capital it's called digital democracy. the free internet platform uses voice and facial recognition technology to give people a virtual access to state legislative hearings. it will also transcribe what is being said. >>> from teaching the abcs to astrophysics, teachers do it all. what it takes to mold young minds. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, give our hotline a call at at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. any flavor of ice cream. your favorite style of cake. endless possibilities. baskin robbins mother's day cakes. pick one up today. . >>> time too go shopping. today tony tantillo is looking for citrus. he has great tips on buying the best lemons. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with sweet lemons. like to try one? what's this? that'slicious. it has a texture of a -- that's delicious. it has the texture of a tangerine. no puckering up here. they are from mexico now, a little more expensive than regular lem amongst but i

. >> -- joining us now we have gavin mcginnis with us the co-host of "fox and friends" first. ainsley airhart is with us. remind people of what we took when we started our coverage. >> yes. america's oldest hall monitor, sean hannity, dedicated not one, not two, but five different shows on the horrors of spring break including the entire hour on friday featuring a panel of outraged experts there to expose this annual event. you will believe what they found because you know. >> drinking drugs, risky behavior. sometimes with tragic results. >> shortly after filming that piece, that young woman blew out her left butt cheek. >> some of the more skeptical viewers might think this is less of a news story, rather than running tia footage alongside pundits. you'll only be 99.9% right. >> of course he's a sanctimonious jack ass. hasn't commented since the seven people were shot. the two gang rapes in broad daylight. which happened after our coverage this year. as a matter of fact the friday night when we finished our coverage that was the night seven people got shot. >> yeah, we finish

the book is all told from the perspective of aziz and in the voice of an gavin. and -- an afghan. and it actually wasn't my original intent in writing the book to write it in an afghan voice. in the early drafts of the novel, i had a construct where, actually, aziz walked onto a fire base and was telling his story to an american character who never made it into the book at the end of day. and this american character was basically an intelligence officer. and the construct of the book kind of had kind of had a conradian build around it inso much it was like the heart of darkness when marlowe is recounting his story to go visit kurtz. it was aziz telling this story to this american and the rhythm was something i would inevitably be sitting on a fair base, and i could -- fire base, and i could almost set my watch to it. if i were to sit down to do anything, an afghan would show up at my door who has to see me. but the rhythm of those discussions where i would basically be sitting across the dressing -- desk from an afghan who claimed to have information that was essential to me, that

as well and the youth commission decided to do you want a resolution in 2005 call on the then mayor gavin newsom to create a task force for this resolution and the creation was the mayors transitional task force the first one they did was created a report on this population and they came up with 16 competitive recommendations of the city agencies to aid many of the city agencies step forward and one of them was the mayor's office of housing to xhoej k housing and came up with a goal of the k housing plan to create 4 hundred additional unit for the k 2014 now it was the goal at the right now they're missing hundred and 58 units they still have to identify and plan and build it is important that we keep pushing forward and achieve the guideline in 2014 the youth commission hosted a town hall meeting many attends and the commission recommended the development of american people evaluations tool to measure the quality and the effectiveness of k housing and the services they've created this evaluation and the results should be out by the end of summer 2014 with that we recommend the mayor's of

and today, jerry brown and gavin newsom and jerry hill were on hand at the ribbon cutting. [ cheers ]we're pressured to invent, to imagine to create and design. in california, uniquely, we're open to that sophisticated human process. >> in is the future of work. it's not just a good thing to do because it's good for sustainability. it's about your work force. it's about designing a 21st century workplace. designing work flow. >> reporter: this 225,000 square-foot building will house 1500 employees. it says it pays off to build like this not only for savings but for employee retention. >> this building will be 30% more energy efficient. it's also a place where our employees can collaborate, there's choices in the finds of spaces they work. it's a commitment to having healthy buildings on campus. >> reporter: you are looking at the building. it has fins which is something i've never seen on the windows to shade the sun at certain times. it also has automatic shades. the inside of the building is completely open and some of the courtyard areas and it's a lot different from a lot of build

. >> reporter: letterman gavin' paved the way for him and many others.d he and his comedian friends always wanted to make david letterman laugh the most because he's the hardest to please. reporting live in new york, i'm suzanne marquette, cbs news. >> bill murray, the first ever "late show" guest sits down for one last time. at the ed sullivan theater. and rock 'n' roll legend bob dylan is the musical guest. and tomorrow night is the end of the line. the final "late show" with david letterman. it's right here on cbs, starting at 11:35, 10:35 central. letterman's late show successor stephen colbert delivered the commencement address monday at wake forest university. >> of course for you, grads, the future is a dark chasm of yawning uncertainty. but don't worry, you don't have to face the future for like two hours. [ laughter ] first brunch, then yawning uncertainty. >> the comedian was also awarded an honorary doctorate. colbert takes over on "late show" on september 8th. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," oscar-winning actor geor

gavin news some gets 43. . . christie yamaguchi's guess is 29 when she's 43. some are having fun with the site searching celebrities uploading pictures of zombies or cartoons to see where those numbers come? >> let me tell you it's a little addictive. scott mcgrew was in the newsroom. he randomly asked me, how old do you think i am? excuse me? >> they're not a guess, they're using technology to look at your facial structure but when it's not accurate. >> it is if i'm younger. >> it's always the younger number. >> mike, you're looking good. >> laura, 23. i hope i didn't guess too old. we'll check that out. >> thank you. >> i'm within striking distance, that's why i say this. over here towards san jose, laura, always youthful. san jose looks wonderful as well. great shot of 101. easy drive. look at the maps. there are no delays for the south bay. on our maps we don't show the overnight road construction work that goes on for 280 or 85. typical of friday coming in to the weekend. the road crews shift the schedule. north of here though on the san mateo bridge. it

. >>> gavin newson will speak today on marijuana policy. the goal is to discuss ways to discuss the health of kids and teens if california were to legalize marijuana for adults. >>> it's 4:37. tuesday morning. want to check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning, laura, sam, everybody at home. it's going to be a great day weatherwise. temperatures are looking nice and comfortable. yeah, you know it's one of those weeks where we are going to get by without having to use your ac because that natural ac will stay on for -- thank you for joining us this morning. you will likely need a jacket. we've got that persistent onshore flow moving inland. you're doing to wake up with a full deck of clouds all across the board this morning. likely having to use those windshield wipers from time to time because there is drizzle out there as well. 55 degrees to kick off the new day in san francisco. 55 in the tri-valley. 66 degrees in the south bay. on our way to comfortable conditions later on today, 71 degrees in the north ba

♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsomoday to the heart of the so called emerald triangle and heard about what might happen if marijuana is legalized in california. many say it could drive them out of business. one measure is likely to be on the ballot next year. >> etc. been over a month since a quake destroyed thousands of homes. the destruction is causing panic as monsoon season approaches. >> there are people intents and there are landslides going on. >> there are people from nepal that could use more assistance. find out how you can help on abc7 news.com. >> it's taken about 18 years but the navy turned over most of what it owns to the city of san francisco. it's based on the island and has plans to build 8,000 new homes. 25% affordable homes and will pay $55 million. the mayor calls it one of the most important projects in san francisco history. >> tonight at 6:30 a seven on your side exclusive. >> a stunning new theory about what is causing wrist rashes among fit bit users >> and rivers in texas tonight continue to

. ♪ your ticket t a better night's sleep ♪ >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom took his campan todaythe heart of the so called emerald triangl and heard about what might happen if marijuana is legalized in california. many say it could driv them out of business. one measure isikely to be on the ballot next year. >> etc. been over a month since a quake dstroyed thousands of homes. the destruction is causing panic as monsoon season approaches. >> there are people intents and there are landsles going on. >> there are people from nepal that could use more assistance. find out how you can help on abc7 news.com. >> it's taken about 18 years but the navy turned over most of what it owns to the city of san francisco. it based on the island and has plans to build 8,000 new homes. 25% affordable homes and will pay $55 million. the mayor calls it one of the most importa projects in san francisco history. >> tonight at 6:30 a sevenn your side exclusive. >> a stunning new theory about what is causing wrist rashes ong fit bit users >> and rivers in texas tonight continue to rise. dramatic video of

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bill gavin joins us, former assistant director of the fbi. bill great to see you.words by director comey were very interesting. he said, terrorists are using the siren song of twitter to send the message, if you can not travel kill where you are. almost as if there is a devil sitting on their should saying kill, kill kill. what do you think of that? >> gregg there is a brand new paradigm with social media with the recruitment techniques of isis right now. in the past they have, they have gone to websites that are their own to entice people to either go to syria to train or go someplace else. right now they're using the social websites, social media, to entice these people to either go away and learn how to fight, or to attack people within this country. the other side of the coin is, what they do with these websites on the social media websites, they move people over to a covert website a website that is encrypted. gregg: right. >> what happens when they do that, they fall off the grid for law enforcement and intelligence agencies. they go to the dark and it is ver

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first mother's day for grant ride just seen their first baby got to celebrate for get and his name is gavinwith all of us >> grant lodes: out here grant and now some of those names are not popular >> pam moore: those names all old >> grant lodes: at pictures from all across the bay area in got our website kron 4 got pam breaking news eccrine got time you can include a message of facebook also do instagram and twitter we're equal opportunity pictures shares for mother's day so check this out on our kron4.com we have a lot going on >> pam moore: the san mateo bridge closes tonight at 10:00 p.m. and will be closed all weekend and bart is been doing this and saying >> grant lodes: between the artist and setting down the stations between from bell station that could be saturday and sunday no barge service between those two stoppers there will be a free bus bridge but that's gonna take for ever. >> pam moore: starts shutting down lanes earlier than 10. >> reporter: the nets on whether wise slightly warmer inland sunday is a bit cooler >> pam moore: lovely from others that will that's it for us to

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. >> former san francisco mayor and lieutenant general gavin newsom is live. >>> you've been a part of my life all my life. >> meet a man who actually helped build oracle arena and still works there this day. >> it's going to be warmer for your bay area saturday. a few less clouds out there. i'll let you know just how warm it's going to get on saturday and what you can expect for the rest of your holiday weekend. >> going into another year of drought, we'll tell you about a terrible waste of water and what authorities are trying to find the vandals. >>> 50 million-gallons of water that had been destined for the tap were instead drained straight into the bay. fremont police and the alameda county water district are now calling it an act of sabotage. they say someone vandalized the dam that crosses the cross area. christien kafton is live with the damage it may cost to fix. >> reporter: we're talking about a tremendous amount of water here. enough water to supply 500 homes with water for a full year. now that dam that was vandalized actually helped divert water to the quarry lakes here.

the commission established by gavin newsom is holding meetings to talk with issues relating to the possible legalization of recreational for and they will be talking about ways to protect children. also today the san jose city council will consider whether to to expand the deadline. but that could be pushed back to december 18th for those that don't meet all of the provisions. the regulations set limits on where and new dispensaries locate and who can run them and how they operate. >>> seven banks robbed in seven days. the active search happening now for a bank robber who police consider armed and dangerous. >> but first more threats from biker groups. police say they are ready to fight back. >> we're looking at the sunol grade now and traffic is looking good. it hasn't really been that much of a pack. >> it's gray and cold and lots of reports of drizzle today in san francisco. we'll have the updated tuesday forecast. >>> police that waco, texas say they are prepared for the possibility of more violence involving rival motorcycle gangs. this follows deadly shootout and restaurant where nine

. >>> i'm joined by gavin hamilton. how likely do you think it is that u.e.f.a. will go ahead with a boycott of the congress? >> they are threatening a boycott at the moment. they may move back from that position i think, because there is a vote and blatter stands against the election and they would want to cast the vote in favour of prince allie, they are the look of votes. blatter will call on votes from asia and africa. if u.e.f.a. were to pull out. they'd hand the victory on a plate. they have been hearing that prince ali thinks the chances are getting better and better. if the election goes ahead. do they have a beater chance considering what we have seen in the last 24 hours. >> i think it does. it's assumed that they would walk the election. they allowed a sole challenger. it depends on how they approach the voters and encourages them to vote. if they say don't vote for me but ab stain, i'd say have another election with a lot of candidates. if he can offer alternatives and a reform process and election we may see an interesting outcome. >> if the election