with gus. i think, i think that before we can really begin to address the possibility of violence, we need to be honest about mental illness. we need to understand that it's like cancer, you know? it's in every family or -- it's either within your family, or it's within your circle of friends. somebody you know is suffering whether it's addiction or depression or some, something more severe, something bipolar or schizophrenia. once we start to deal with it honestly with mental held issues, then deck health issues, then we can think about violence. you know, in my circumstance there was never any reason, i never felt afraid. i never felt afraid. you know? , you know, how to answer that question properly. >> you talked about how the age of onset of serious mental illness is often in young adult cans. how do you think access to care can be improved for young people who are new to their mental illness and may well not accept or even recognize that they are ill? >> that's very difficult. that's the

he said the medication gus was on would be reduced. i kept hoping that gus would be all right. self when he got out of the hospital the second time, but he seemed more stable while on medication. he kept appointment with a psychiatrist and made plans to return to william and mary. i began to relax. the summer of 2012 gus returned to the nature camp. he continued to abide by his appointments and go to the camp and he managed his medication. school in 2012 and made the dean's list. that fall he brought a friend home because the boy had nowhere else to go during the break. christmas was uneventful. andwent back to william the mary in january. i went to a pharmacy, to refill his medication, and left him with a prescription card and trusted him to keep it filled. stoppede in 2013 gus taking his medicine. when he returned home, while his grades continue to be good, his behavior and attitude had changed. he went back to nature camp last summer, and even in his illness his heart was always evident. he was known at camp last summer for his kindness to homesick campers. he always had tim

gus always told betty that he didn't like her wearing black. she thought he felt that the only time i should wear black was to a funeral and purposefully she didn't end up wearing black to his funeral. he always told her listen, if something happens to me i want you to have a party. early on she promised him. she said okay i will have a party. gus of course is one of the three crewmen that died during the apollo 1 fire and this is really nasa's first large-scale tragedy when three men perish in a capsule that catches fire on the ground. this was a very revealing part of what these women went through because it was so excruciating. the way the deaths are reported within nasa which is relatively new was of course official. a man from nasa always had to tell the wife sewed the closest friends were called before to say you know, something bad has happened out there on the pad. i want you to go to eddie's house right now at the women knew that they weren't allowed to say anything. they just had to stay with the widow until the official word could ar

fact that our brilliant, beautiful, precious son was sick. >> reporter: last november 24- year-old gus deeds stabbed his father and then shot himself hours after being released from an emergency custody order when a psychiatric bed could not be found within a time limit. >> the practice of streeting where someone in crisis or a danger to himself or others is released because a bed cannot be found will no longer take place in virginia. >> reporter: the term streeting was used by the man who wrote the inspector general report on the system failures with gus deeds. >> this was a preventible incident. it was a preventible incident for people who understand the behavioral health system who understand the report that we wrote two years ago and how a department of behavioral health did not implement those recommendations. >> my scars aren't going away. >> reporter: deeds says he's a private man and doesn't like to talk about his personal life but real lilesed he had the power to change -- he realized he had the power to change things in the state. he said he's focused on doing more. the law d

and betty, when i met her, she would remember verbatim conversations she'd had with gus. and one of the most touching ones was he never wanted her to wear black, and she said she thought that was because he only wanted her to wear black to a funeral. and he once told her, he said, you know, if i die -- almost planning ahead for the future -- i want you to have a party. and she said, okay, we'll have a party. and so she goes through this horrific event of losing her husband in the national spotlight and would eventually sue that is saw's largest contractor, north american, for $10 million and was sort of ousted from togethersville because she challenged nasa and the whole status quo. this is a shot just from the early days where the wives are at langley, virginia, and these are an incredibly brave group of women and also very down the -- down to earth. you can just see sort of a slice of their daily lives, from trips around the world with their husbands and going to the kennedy white house to just hanging out in the subdivision with their kids. and this is marge sladen and

he said the state interfered with the investigation into deed's son gus. bevilacqua says the state removed important elements from the report. one of the original conclusions was that it could have been prevented if the state made changes to the mental health system that were recommended in 2012. senator deeds says all the facts need to come out to prevent another tragedy. >> certainly i'd be very disappointed if it turns out that the report is sanitized somehow. for better or worse, the truth needs to win out. >> gus deeds attacked his father with a knife in november before killing himself. >>> we're hearing tonight from the family of a murdered university of virginia woman after learning that the man convicted of killing her will stay in prison. that man is george hughley. today he lost his appeal. his lawyers had argued that hughley was denied his right to counsel when one of the lawyers got sick during the murder trial. hughley was convicted of killing yeardley love. her mother and sister released a statement tonight. they said t a >>> we're still foll

now, out in ohio at wright patterson air force base betty grissom, gus grissom's wife just received ane call the night before -- a phone call from her husband saying you might want to straighten up the house a bit, beth. you know some reporters might be coming tomorrow. and she looks around. the house is a mess. she's just getting over the flu. she feels terrible but somehow pulls it together, goes to the doctor the next morning, and as she's stopping at a grocery store on her way home, two reporters from "life" magazine encounter her in the vegetable aisle and want to know what she thinks about old gus going into space, you know? she just wants them to leave her alone. of course, they follow her home. she's sort of the shrinking violate of the group -- violet of the group, very down to earth, folksy. she always repeated a quote of gus' which was we don't give a damn about keeping up with the joneses, which was more along the lines of keeping up with the glenses. annie and john glenn, the american superstar couple of the space age. you can't get more apple pie than annie and john. the

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all dogs will be able to fly home with their pups to gus in the united states.ochi to make sure the dogs have good care. >>> all right, another sensation on the slopes headed for primetime. cast member on the new season of "dancing with the stars." >> her journey to the ballroom has been an interesting one. linsey davis introduces us to amy purdy. >> reporter: she is a sensation on the slopes. >> there is just something so magical about being in the snow and being seen. >> reporter: and now 34-year-old world class snowboarder amy purdy is trading in her snowboard for dancing shoes. setting her sights on winning a mirror ball trophy as a contestant on "dancing with the stars." >> i can clog dance. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> that's pretty cool. >> she's teaming up with five-time "dancing with the stars" champion derek hough. >> what are you excited about the most? >> i'm excited about dancing, of course, the music, the costumes. >> reporter: but purdy is different from past dancers. >> two, three, cha-cha-cha. >> reporter: she's been a double amputee since the age of 19

gus was released from an emergency custody order because the community services board couldn't find aeep him. he attacked his father hours later. >>> today, more than 2,000 documents from the bill clinton white house will be made public. the records shed more light on hillary clinton's role within her husband's administration, as well as her aides' efforts to shape her public image as first lady. the national archives is releasing the papers. the clinton presidential library is also planning to release records. >>> it is a new way to honor one of the darkest days in american history. a new bike trail is being developed that will connect the three sites of the september 11 attacks. this is a map of the pgo

a community service board evaluator said he contacted ten facilities, but none had room to admit gusds. state investigators say he contacted seven facilities. two of the three that weren't contacted had open beds. gus was released from an emergency custody order because the community services board couldn't find a place to keep him. he attacked his father hours later. >>> this morning, we are getting our first look at the real devastation that was caused by a tornado in the midwest. homes and barns were absolutely destroyed when the early spring tornado ripped through northern missouri yesterday. powerful winds, downed tree limbs and power lines. fortunately, though, no injuries were reported. >>> today students in maryland will find out whether their summer vacations will be shorter because of this long winter. state education officials will announce whether certain districts will receive snow day waivers. the waiver would shrink the school year from 180 days to 178 days. >>> the good thing is that you heard tom kierein say a few minutes ago, we're going to hold him to it -- he said

one, winds near 40 miles an hour with gus. to, it got cold overnight so things that were wet have become icy slick. we'll check in with jessica in a few minutes. mostly sunny, windy and cold, highs between 36 and 41. windchills in the 20's. let's go to delia. >>> this winter has been brutal for many of us. imagine if you don't have a home and spend most of your days and some of those nights out in the cold. that's the case for 3,000 chronically homeless people in d.c. the city has scrambled this winter to abide by the law and put folks in a warm shelter on those cold nights but with the family shelter at d.c. general already at capacity from last winter, city leaders had to come up without of the box ideas. buses were kept on standby. hundreds were placed in d.c. and maryland hotels. dozens were sent to makeshift shelters at district rec centers and that led to a recent lawsuit for unsafe conditions there. some of the homeless are addicts, mentally ill or ex- convicts. others just kids who never found their way and ran out of

you may remember gus deeds was released from an emergency custody facility because health care workers couldn't find him an open bed. 13 hours later he stabbed his father and then killed himself. the virginia department of behavioral health and development services says the new registry can now search for private psychiatric hospital, state facilities, and crisis stabilization units to find a bed now. >>> a minivan with three kids inside goes off the road and then into the surf. we have video of the rescue and thlatest on the investigation coming up. >> here's a look at the inner loop of the beltway just before the american legion bridge. we saw some lanes getting by a few minutes ago but now police say they were just letting some traffic pass. all lanes of the inner loop are still closed. right now traffic is backed up to tysons. we'll keep you posted on this throughout >>> things are getting pretty ugly along 27th street in northeast d.c. adam zuckerman told us about a long line of potholes. they stretch from military road to broad branch. drivers are actually driving on the wrong si

it is the most important thing you can do for a kid's brain. >> gus is street slang for oxycontin. >> i disagree. >> that's what kids are into. >> i disagree. >> they are into add deer roll. >> i wrote a children's book of my own. it is called keep it down or you will wear a frown. tls the story of how keeping -- being quiet is good. i can read a little. keep it down or you might drowned. keep it down or you will bust your crown. couldn't get a lot from publishing. >> are you jewish. >> i can't think of any other reason it wouldn't get punished. >> you do own all of media. >> i can't help but think that's what it was. >> there is a lot of anti-semitism. >> it is self-hating. >> self-publishing and self-hating. >> i do think that book is actually going to be a millionth seller. >> mine? >> yes. >> go to sleep. >> that was -- we had that guy on here. it angered me. >> how about "everybody poops." smart. >> i didn't need a book to know that. >> once you get past a certain age it is not necessarily true. you know for grandparents' day or some other occasion. >> "everybody poops" should ha

is the height of the cold war and we are looking to lease seven men, gus grissom, john glenn, allen sheppard, among them, as our cold war warriors, these silver suited spaceman who are going to take us to the stars and beyond. so you have these macho test pilots sitting up on this stage and something peculiar start happening. the reporters are raising their hands and instead of asking tell us about your bravery, about why you wanted to volunteer, the reporters want to hear what does your wife think about this? she is going to let you be catapulted into space, and so there is this immediate attention to the wives of these men. i want to tell you about some of the women. renee carpenter is sort of the maryland monroe of the space age. she wakes up in garden grove, calif. early in the morning and sees these headlights hovering in her yard. is a the ufo? what is that? they are reporters who have come to interview her about what it is going to be like to be one of the wives of these spacemen. it is almost science fiction. reporters can't believe it. renee wanted to be an actress in high school, s

. >> gus joined a fight to keep pg&e from ripping out hundreds of trees in a town he lived 40 years.> it adds to the beauty of the neighborhood. and so many of them had been here for decades. >> when learning what pg&e had in mind for her story the removal of 735 trees. as part of the pathways program pg&e wants to clear objections from 6700 miles of pipeline. it's a safety project that grew out of the pipeline disaster. someplaces tree removals already happened. in conkered there would be among several hundred chopped down. >> they've said this preempts local ordinances it pits our trees and trees in the right of way. >> saying quote, we share the story's deep appreciation for trees they've raised issues and we're listening the removal would have started here in may without opposition. >> dire warning in washington state. >> the top of the light. it came down through here and spread out here. >> six days afterwards, authorities talk about new fears concerning what they expect to find. we'll have that story, next plus... >> some students taking to the streets to rix a labor leader. >

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gus was not like that. gus was quiet so that was a literary invention.but the charlie wilson character was absolutely bad. >> what was the award that they gave him? >> we will say this about charlie, and he wanted to havel was called the intelligence medallion which is the highest honor the cia can give an outsider. the cia does it rather selectively. charlie passed the word that he would like to have that medallion and he wasn't too subtle either. [laughter] if memory serves the classified annex to the intelligence operation bill that gave funding for the cia. he didn't mention himself but he made it clear that he wanted that medallion. by god, he got it. he got it. [laughter] >> what year was that? what year was that? >> i think it was in the mid-80s. >> thank you. >> well thank you very much. i enjoyed this. [applause] next on booktv moscow-based journalists masha gessen profiles feminist punk rock collective pussy riot whose criticism of vladimir putin resulted in the arrest and imprisonment of three of its members in 2012. this is about an hour and

gus is vague about the cocktail he's about to use on sofia. he first tells us he will use silicone. he tells us it's hyaluronicic acid. he's about to begin. but first he has some rules. >> he said it's very important that we wear the gowns he's going to give us because it's a sterilized area. >> do we have to change out of our clothes? >> i do not think so. i think you put it over. >> okay. >> i'm asking why is it so important for her to have a big butt? >> reporter: she'd given him $300 to do this. a lot less than a legal procedure, where fat is transferred from the stomach to the back side. that technique is out of reach for sofia because it costs more than $10,000. dr. gotz numbs sofia's butt with anesthetic. then he installed a part. from there he will begin the injections. wow. for each buttock ten injections. >> each syringe is screwed into the port and using force dr. gotz pumps the thick solution into sofia. one after another, syringe after syringe, the procedure continues. 19 minutes spent on each cheek. dr. gotz, who considers himself an artist, spends time molding his wor

gus, you all will love this story.nly know two guss in my life, the other one is a two-star general, and i was trying to hitch a flight on a military plane, but gus got that e-mail the other day. so i think i might have missed my flight. he is the assistant professor of law at the university of nebraska college of law and another one of my colleagues here at the free state foundation. and then certainly last but not least, sean chang who's the chief democratic counsel for the communications and technology policy, energy and commerce committee. formerly, you all may remember, that he also worked with chairman waxman and then was also the deputy policy director of free press. so you may want to jump this at any moment -- in at any moment or shoot randy after this. [laughter] but anyway, i wanted to follow up, obviously, with many of the same questions that we started with the earlier panel, because i think that you all can really help us delve into those a little bit more. and so i'll start just with a very quick questio

they are not classifying the records, they are not using exemption one, irn stead the fbi is arcombru guinghat they need seven years to not comply with the freedom of information act. >> i think they had 20 days. that just to respond to you? >> you absolutely right. the fbi is new pursuing a nuclear option, but it's basically an end run around the freedom of information act, and they are utilizing an expanded and caddallized document to do it. my dissertation is looking at the use of rhetoric and national security to marginallize threats to the state. in 2004 the fbi designates animal rights as the leading threat to the country despite the fact that not one of these movements have ever injured a person in this country. and one of the documents i have obtained is a document demonstrating fbi demonstration of terrorist acts on animal activists. activists who videotaped animals confined in cages so small they can't stand up, turn around or spread their limbs. i encourage everyone to learn what goes on behind the greats of farms. >> we're going to get into everyone's opinion on the role and inf

in ohio at wright-patterson air force base, and gus grissom's wife betty received a phone call the night before from her husband, he said you might want to straighten up the house of that. some reporters might be coming tomorrow. she looks around, the house is a mess, she is just getting over the flu, she feels terrible but somehow pulls it together, goes to the doctor the next morning and as she is stopping at a grocery store on her way home two reporters from life magazine encounter her in the vegetable aisle and want to know what she thinks about old gusts going into space. she just wants them to leave her alone. they followed her home. she is the shrinking violets of the group, very down-to-earth, folksy, always repeated a quote of gusts's which is we don't give a damn about keeping up with the joneses which is more along the lines of we don't give a darn about keeping up with the glenns, annie and john glenn, the superstar couple of the space age. you can't get more apple pie than them. they literally met in a playpen as toddlers in ohio. they are just both sprinkled with freckles,

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1:00 a.m., malaysian airlines flight 370, and its 239 passengers and crew are 35,000 feet above the gu gulf of thailand. cruising comfortably in a boeing 777. >> the 777 was a pivotal aircraft for boeing, and it has a sterling safety record. >> it is extremely safe. it is triple redundant and there are at least three backups for every system, electrical, hydraulic. >> reporter: in the cockpit of flight 370, the captain with over 18,000 hours in the air, and a stellar reputation. >> he is the kind of guy that i want to fly with, you know. the quintessential good airline pilot, and he is everything that you would want to have taking you down to the ground on that dark and stormy night. >> reporter: seated beside him, 27-year-old first officer fariq hamid who has just under 3,000 hours in the air. >> an airline pilot in the mid-20s with the amount of experience that he had would never be flying a 777 in the u.s. that would be unheard of. and so this guy was doing well. >> reporter: doing so well that fariq hamid had just finished tra training on the 777, and flight 370 is his first time f

went from the north east gus to 45.tential to fall some trees with a some power lines down as a result. in terms of temperatures were looking at a 53 degree weather right now. it doesn't look all that bad on the map but when you throw and of the land temperatures this afternoon will look a lot more like this. the firm is '70s. 76 for study of a santa clara. 72 it for fremont and as we shift the maps to our 7 day around the bay forecast, you will see that the weather will continue to stay very nice and almost boring out there produce not a lot going on. san skies and warm temperatures throughout the week st >>george: there are street closures in connection with the fire. fourth street is shut down just out of the bridge. you can cross but you will be diverted onto channel streets over to a third in shutdown between china and mission bay boulevard. 43 block stretch of there. and it's on the western perimeter of the fire. third street is open this morning but you will see a heavy police presence of there. looking at traffi

during winter games, olympic skier gus kenworthy inspired an adoption mission and now he's reunited withlater on today. i saw them outside the broadcast center in the mountains and he saved their lives. >>> now to sports, we start with a great upset in the big east. villanova, number one in the big east, up by one against seton hall. seton hall drains it. sterling gibbs wins the game. that loss to cost nova a number one seed in the ncaa tournament. seton hall with the win, 17-16. they could probably make the big game if they win the big east tournament. number four, creighton, good handle on depaul. be patient. look at what happens with -- i guess you call it that. straighten up by ten. brooks shoots the ball, ricochets off the backboard to chapman. three points. nothing but net. creighton holds on to win 84-62. >>> ncaa tournament undepredictable. maybe this tattoo isn't that crazy. according to tyler austin black, uk will win the championship this year. i want tattoo people out there, national champion, he can get the 2014 out of there if he wants to. >>> high school and minnesota, buz

>>sters th stories coming up -- apple and samsung return to the courtroom to are gu ovgue a pat disputey, april fool's day. and motor vehicle sales for march. >> gm, ceo, testifying before congress about the automaker's recall. >> thursday, google will split its stock, offering nonvoting class c shares. friday, the big number everyone is watching. the jobs report for the month of march. let's see, talking april 15th. the date is coming up quickly. are you sure you are taking every deduction possible. sharon epperson joins us with five days to save on your tax bill no matter your income. great to see you. >> great to be here. tax time. >> tax time. things you are thinking of. what do we forget to think of? >> often, a lot of people think deductions we hear of won't be able to take advantage. do we make too much money. we are seeing itemized deductions phased out. some deductions everyone can take advantage of if they apply to you. one is deducting moving expenses. change jobs. just started your first job. moved to a job. usually, out of statement. you can deduct moving expenses. somethin

team usa's gus ken worthy made it his mission to bring home a group of strays from the games and they'reteside with the three you. is in tow. ken worthy and his new puppies will be on the "today" show" tomorrow morning. >> can't wait to see those. keep them all or let them get adopted. >> some of his3w friends have d they want to grab one. >> those are so cute. they want to grab on his promis >> he made good on his promise. they're all heading to colorado. >> we've got good weather coming our way throughout friday. and right in your weekend, napa tomorrow 81 degrees. the three-day weekend looks perfect. fremont 77, walnut creekÑi 76 a livermore at 77. check out this graphic. killer beach weather saturday and sunl temperatures have gone down a little bit for this weekend. widespread 70s expected on saturday. monterrey 73. by sunday 76. bodega bay could be a cooler spot. half moon bay expecting 75. >> it's nice to see you without a suit. >> what's t(that? >> me? >> it is me. i was kidding all Ñialong. >> thanks forfá joining us. jimmy fallon is next. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> steve:

he ended up in the power lines in a residential neighborhood after a gus of wind blew him off coursemuch the man then cut himself out of his gear and fell a few feet to the ground. a few minor burns but otherwise is okay. >> all right. now the nba and kobe bryant as expected, he is done for the season. >> bryant suffered a broken bone in his left knee just before christmas. he's only played six games this season and yesterday the lakers made it official. bryant's knee is not healing fast enough to get back on the court before next year. he will still get his full $30 million salary, though. >>> all right. nice. makes it easier. >> i guess so. >>> as for guys who are still on the court now we get some highlights. >> as usual we get those from our friends at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to the "sportscenter" set in bristol, connecticut. >> yeah. >> he's stan, i'm neil. we are real people. >>> the miami heat world champions last two seasons but they're starting to have a problem with the brooklyn nets. they met wednesday. pick it up in the fourth quarter. brooklyn up by 4. ch

abc7 news reporter lisa amin gu what t explains what the coach did to make their season opener so unforgettable>> delivered and it is chopped toward the second base man's head. >> the varsity team is used to dominating the baseball field. but on sunday they were asked to play a different role. >> i couldn't think of anything better to do on a sunday. >> all 25 players came to a chal a lengther's little -- a challenger's little league game to act as mentors. they all have various disabilities, some in wheelchairs while a others like ryan have autism. >> i am good at batting and playing therd base. >> each challenger was paired with a varsity player. it was a first time team up between the two. what was created within those two short hours was magic. >> to see my son glowing and to see jack and his brothersen -- brothers engaged it was a special feeling. >> very emotional. it was hard to hold back a tear. >> on sunday it was extra special for the team manager. the 17-year-old was once a challenger's little leaguer. >> it made me feel proud because it mead me feel like i could be a role model. thi

. >> keith richards and grandfather of five will release "gus and me."ng out later this year. the main clab raritier for his book is his 28-year-old granddaughter. >> inspiration is his grand of father. jazz musician who encouraged him to pick up a guitar. he wrote "life," his autobiography. >> a big switch from that book to a children's book. >> you got that right. >>> a look at this video made by this artist. she brought together 20 complete strangers and paired them up and have them stand in front of a camera and just start making out. talk about awkward. >> awkward moments but then the magic kicks in and the kissing actually starts to go okay. the video is an ad for an l.a. clothing company and the performers are actually actors and musicians so sort of professional at this kind of thing. >> a little too personal. up close with these people. >> i know what you mean. >> come on. by posting them to m. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend

japanese chief cabinet secretary gus cpsc that said wednesday at a press briefing that there was no evidence that japan forced the recruitment of women the comments came on the same day fatigue neighbors recording their first high level talks in eight months which ended without results. speculation leading up to the talks but that depended proposal from ap south korea on the sidelines of the new clear security senate and the pain later this month more than a year into office now. president mckinley has yet to sit down with japanese prime ministers and a latte president fox has said she would not meet with a leader who fails to acknowledge his country's historical wrong doings. one of the south korean government believes it is important in teaching comes from the two leaders can be productive outcomes rather than point calls for talks say though. seoul's foreign ministry says that japan must first agency expects to settle the history it is in order to hold productive talks in south korea. he even eats. korea has agreed to hold a second around the red cross trucks to japan next week in shenyan

gu li. the us. i know. live from berlin and cj. we offer our thanks for joining us here's what's coming up in the next thirty minutes. a warm welcome in the last of her crying its leaders one to break away from ukraine and become part of russia. guilty of war from the international criminal court's verdict for congo militia leader. that is just as the mastermind behind the white house cat and he'll say no. we start with a volatile situation in ukraine where a tense standoff continues in crimea. i did the authorities didn't go with the authorities said they will hold a referendum to officially become part of russia ukraine interim prime minister says he's ready to talk with moscow. to me it's a milk says he is open to negotiations but only after russia withdraws its troops from crimea. ukrainian officials say thousands of russian troops have been deployed to the crimean peninsula and are showing no sign of leaving while meanwhile the speaker of russia's parliament said he would welcome any decision by crimea to join the russian fede

gu li. the us. i know. live from berlin and cj. we offer our thanks for joining us here's what's coming up in the next thirty minutes. a warm welcome in the last of her crying its leaders one to break away from ukraine and become part of russia. guilty of war from the international criminal court's verdict for congo militia leader. that is just as the mastermind behind the white house cat and he'll say no

and others were seen gus of 2 45 mi. an hour.e that could bring down power lines. we're going to have power loss for some communities this morning. when you factor in the wind of course it fills a lot cooler than what the thermometer says. in the east bay will be a little cooler but not much but to repeal the canelo '70s. spa has a head over to a san francisco downtown will look and 72. here's your 7 day around the bay forecast three or going to keep its were looking to warm things up in the '80s. >>: >>:time to talk to our financial expert rob black about headlines on wall street. alright, here's a story that's been trending all over facebook this morning. china is showing some slowing growth seven and a half percent is their we discover in years. on top of it you have the ukrainian situation. we're almost and earnings season. first quarter and gain. will start to report that in april. were about 1% from an all- time high. the nasdaq has a chance. i think it's going to be a disaster. i think 80 percent of their revenue comes fro

it for the republiccns in the long term, other than a few extra bucks from the chamber of congress gu>> and if you know tea party republicans in the house are the more consecutive republicans in the house don't view thatas their base, their constituents. after 2010, we learned a lot of the money came from these kind of grassroot organizations and smallerer, not the wall street types they don't see that as the base there. >> and, without, you know, aski asking, not too far into the crystal ball, is there any sense that the republican party is changing, embracing the middle class, focusing on small business rather than being drn to the money that flows from u.s. multinationals? >> you hear this from people like ted cruz. rand paul is actually pretty good at unctioning that big business isn't your friend if you believe in big markets. on things like wage stagnation, something that republicans don't want to talk about but it's real issue to be dealt with. so, i think therepublicans are smart, which is saying if the republicans are smart, you can normally end the sentencethere. if some of

we're moving it to stockton where it is have a break, enjoy delicious aspare gus and get climate before the next chapter. in the new home, locals were lining up to take a look at the barge. >> just bringing it up the river. it's moving pretty fast. all of a sudden they put brakes on and parked it there. >> as for what is inside... >> we've been told and maybe media exposed that it's a showroom for google to demonstrate their technology and visions. >> the initial contract is for six months. >>> it's a barge! >> i know. it's not even pretty. >> it's interesting. but that adds to mystery. speaking of, which spencer christian is off. januaried patel, on the sky deck. that is what i'm going with, anyway. >> why don't we call it sky deck 7? doesn't that have a ring to it? plenty of sunshine and clouds passing through. live doppler hd not as active as last night. right now we're tracking isolated showers around the cloverdale area. so we'll keep that in the forecast throughout the evening. cameras showing sun with clouds mixed in. 60s in san francisco. it's currently in the 50s around half mo

come on, gus and robin. go to what's your app? congratulations on getting them >>> good friday morning to you. 8:26, i'm laura garcia-cannon. the man accused of trying to run down two san francisco police officers could enter a plea in court today. he is charged with assault on a police officer with a deadly weapon, that weapon being his vehicle, and position of ammunition by a felony. he was pulled over by two officers on saturday and tried to back into one of the officers. one of the officers open fired and may have accidentally shot his partner. he was later arrested in san jose. time now to check that friday morning commute. >> thanks to you i have this to report. chp has no record, but this was life as it happened, north 880 and high street, there was a stra traffic break going on there. that will cam up. and it slowly dissipates. there is your build for your friday morning cute as well. not a big deal. the south bay is pretty predictably. west 580, a new crash, and a stall in lanes approaching el charr

gus and me the story of my grand dad and my first guitar hits shelves in december. >> it is cute. >> 25 after the top of the hour. he helped hand pick the 9-11 terrorists. he is now a free man. wait until you hear why. >> a guy sick of sitting in traffic makes a decision that changes his life. why there are several million reasons why he is glad he stopped. >> it is wednesday march 12th. a medication miracle. overnight this sick 7-year-old boy is given a second chance. the company that denied his life saving drug has a change of heart. >> the mid air mystery deepens. did the plane turn around before it vanished or not. malaysia changing the story. >> a major democratic opponent won. what does it mean for the rest of the democrats. ♪ >> an old de but goody. i am ainsley earhardt. >> halfway through the week. i am heather childers. major victory good news to tell you about. the little boy from virginia denied the drugs he needed to stay alive. >> the manufacturer changing course on josh hardee's fight for life. kelly wright joins us with the latest. >> good morning to you as well. the

. >> on sunday the flight crews spotted a tech dang gu layer object in the water they thought it wast they officials determined it to be a mistake. they are focusing on a possible mid air determination. a safety board team will investigate the case. two badges boarding the flight with stolen bass ports which raises concerns about terrorism. >> we don't have the identity yet. we cannot come to any conclusions, but considering what's happened in the past and considering where this occurred and considering the stolen passport we have to consider the issue of terrorism. >> it is not common but it is not unheard of that stolen passports can be repurposed and used mainly for the quality of the passports themselves. ÷ foul sports themselves. play? finding the missing aircraft is the key to determining what took place. >> kelly wright, thank you so much. >> thank you, kelly. meantime the family of the detective fman missing on the flight. phillip wood is an ibm executive. for the last two years he lived and worked in beijing but he was moving to malaysia. the family is relying on their faith

. >>> for the past eight years, they have solved crimes as shawn spencer and his reluctant partner gus the comedy drama called "psych". >> they're saying good-bye with one final take on next week's big series finale. take a look. >> this is where we come in. i'm sensing this hole is ideal for a standard side pirates chest. >> that's ridiculous. the ground is damp. it is our guy we're searching for and found, the fountain of youth. >> you're clearly not accounting for the possibility of the lost city of atlanta. >> atlantis. >> i heard it both ways. >> and they're both wrong. >> you're awesome. >> brilliant. >> first of all, are you sad and depressed? it's over. why is it over? >> you know, we had some time. we had time to post mortem and process it all. we finished shooting back in september, whenever it was. so we have been hugging and -- >> crying. >> getting it all out of our system. >> eight years, you're obviously -- you're going to miss each other. i can tell. >> we had good times, it has been a great journey. >> and the rest of the cast and crew. >> we sat in vancouver, so that

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san jose at 18 were seen gus at 30 mi. an hour.ay and tomorrow but for the rest of the week and into your weekend. highs for today in santa clara looking for 74. san jose of looking at a high of 72 degrees. thursday's very similar conditions. friday were talking mid '70s and of saturday for talking upper seventies closed at 80. sunday hot conditions. a little bit cooler but still well above average. here's a look pictures and no bomb dot com ski report or we do actually have some news now. >>: barry bonds is back with the giants. at least for the spring. bonds will be a special instructor with the team. it's the first time he's been in the baseball spotlight for 7 years. and the former giants super star seems to have mellowed with age. demonstrating an ease with the media rarely seen in is playing days. manager bruce bochy said that if things work out with bonds this week, there could be a place for him in the giants clubhouse. both bay area teams knocked out of the wcc tournament. st. mary's had a hard time getting their offense g