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i'm not a big peewee herman fan. >> really?>> it was good movie. >> it was a good movie. >> netflix trade, we had it when it bottomed out at 320, we said double bottom in may. saw it again in the fall. we had it right. i thought it would stop at 405. dead wrong because here yes at 480. how do you trade it now? it topped out. this is september highs we're trading at now. this is a stock trading 80 times forward earnings. otherwise i think you do a back and fill here. so how do you trade it? i think you buy the breakout over 480 and just cross your fingers. >> "house of cards" is going to be released over the weekend. i'm going to binge watch it. i'm sure millions will. what do you think the stock does come monday? >> i think it gives you that artificial pop because it's artificial off a single event or whatever. but i still look at this name. i think you stay away from netflix. let it give you that pullback that you're looking for. when it's blood in the streets and it's scary again, it happens all the time in this name, that wi

. >> herman goldstein, who was instrumental working with them, says that when he saw it for the first time, the eniac, it changed his life forever. >> certainly. >> are there von neumann's own words that express what he was feeling? everything that had been theoretical for him now becomes physical and real. >> yes. there are words. in these letters, he fell in love with eniac. he knew what it could do. then it was this very wonderful thing where he taught clarie how to program it. there was a debate of who so what first, but somebody saw that they were designing the institute machine and writing code for it. but the machine was not ready. someone said, we can rewire eniac and run programs on the eniac. they spent six weeks rewiring it and getting it to run. that was the origin of modern software. and that was such a fruitful time. so it was a mixture of their marriage, the coding. >> and she had no training whatsoever? >> she did have training. during the war, when johnny went off to england to do -- what, we do not know? she was left behind in princeton. women could apply and get a w

. >> hay muchos queremos decir también que las hermans de fundación corazón, con indicación y tambiénestilos de vida. >> si mi presión es alta ¿que debo hacer yo? >> necesitas hacer un cambio de vida. es importante, dice que tu corazón esta trabajando muy duro. >> nuestros números ideales son 120 a 80, pasando a 140 podemos evitarlas con el doctor, tomar medicamentos, hacer ejercicios, una dieta sana. >> para las vidas, sobre el corazón y daño cerebral, es el único, y con las politicas de salud publica para salvar y para ayudar a gentes que tienen esos grados de corazón y problemas cerebral. >> ¿qué dice ahí su manerita? >> tienen 120 entre 80, estas muy saludables, has seguido bien los pasos indicados. >> una cosa que no sabemos los latinos, que uno de los porcentajes más altos de muerte de nosotras las mujeres ¿por qué? >> porque somos insensibles. >> tenemos que poner un poquito más de atención en nosotros para poder cuidar nuestra familia, como latinas, nuestra educación que tenemos desde antes es comer tortillas, carbohidratos, sientate y lo que vas a comer vas a comer, vas a ter

arthur herman's book, "freedom forge," shows that none of that common wisdom is true. that, ultimately, what saved america and saved the world was not the government finally getting it right, but private industry and all of the innovation and creative animal spirits that had been herded into the corner for the previous decade that came roaring out to save ourselves and save the world. without much further ado, let me introduce arthur herman who is a noted historian and book author, he's the author of a new york times bestseller, and gandhi and churchill, the epic rivalry, which was a pulitzer prize finalist. we can only hope that freedom's forge brings so much critical and commercial attention. arthur? [applause] >> how are all of you? thanks for coming out. the weather has been, shall we say, lessthan cooperative? -- less than cooperative. . but i'm glad to see so many faces, many of them familiar many of them new to my audiences. i also wallet to thank -- want to thank our hosts, american enterprise institute, for all of their help not just with this event, but also

. >> even herman cain. >> even herman cain. but this time around, the field is so much stronger.ee a lot of fluidity. in the end, it will come down to, who is picking off the most delegates? someone coming in fourth or fifth place, are they racking up the numbers to where if a convention comes around, it's a brokered convention. >> that worked for barack obama in 2008. >> democrats should worry about the republican primary. this is going to be the greatest show on earth. they're beginning to look like the rainbow coalition. you may have two latinos, cruz and rubio. you could have an asian, jindal. a woman, carly fiorina. a black guy, herman cain. >> ben carson. >> ben carson. did i say ben cain? you would have real superstars. you have a riveting primary on their side. nothing on our side. i think democrats should worry. >> hillary clinton can overcome that it is a problem, but doing the groundwork in the battleground states. a lot of which are primary and caucus states even if she's running relatively uncontested. mitt romney lost in part because he was so occupied winning his n

stuart: herman cain, thanks for joining us.ee you again next week. >> next time i will sing imagine for you. bernard: when you really want to do that? we are running it now. ♪ stuart: put me back you have a good voice. that was good. >> thank you. that was a time when i actually could sound pretty good thank you. stuart: thank you, a lesson in obamanomics, take $1 trillion and get a deficit. congressman marcia blackburn on that next. ♪ the future of the market is never clear. but at t. rowe price we can help guide your retirement savings. our experience is one reason 100% of our retirement funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so wherever your long-term goals take you we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the thursday wake up in 2015, the psychological number of 1

herman robinson says his insurance will help him. >> my neighbors, came down and told me there was a fire. >> next thing you know. the firemen were knocking on the door. by the time i got to the door they brought me out. everyone made it out before they arrived. a fire started in the rear of a corner building where three buildings came together the a difficult situation for firefighters. really challenging. boss of aggressive actions. it could have taken a block. >> a building had minor damage. red cross is helping and says more than two dozen are displaced. and emergency shelter its open for residents displaced by two other devastating fights. it is busier than usual. we have a region that is quite extensive. up to the oregon border. and people you know across the region. one fire fighter did suffer a leg injury and exhaustion. told he has been treated and released. as for, we did put in a call to san francisco fire. at this point it is under investigation. reporting live in san francisco. christie smith. nabs bay nbc bay area news. >> clear skies out around the bay area now. that t

i love pee-wee herman. >> those movies were fun.night. >> giants fans are ready to take that vacation to scottsdale because all the guys are there. not too many9n introductions and handshakes needed today as the full squad gathered for the first official workout of spring training. the names and faces are very familiar and hugs more the norm for this squad all around. there are a couple new additions who hope to find their way fitting in with the defending champions and have attracted a lot of attention. here's ahmad with more. >> the media comes in waves at spring training. some days you have a little bit more some less. today we had the most5!d we have seen so far. they were not here to see buster posey or hunter pence. they were here to seanorry a io can i the giants signed in the offseason. a media contingent of at least dozen from japan followed him around during his first official workout. when he was signed he said to become part of the team he wanted to wrestle madison bumgarner. that's probably not going to happen. >> when

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it was conducted by professor john like it -- legget and teaching assistant herman like. >> the guard towers are gone but the memories come flooding back for so many people who until today has lost such a big part of their childhood. for many released after the war some buried the memories and with it, the history of this camp. now more than 60 years later. >> this sunday, jan russel on the only family internment camp in world war ii in which he says is the real reason for the cap. >> the government goes to the father and says, we have a deal for you. we will reunite you in your camp if you agree to go voluntarily. i discovered with the real secret of the camp was. they also had to agree to voluntarily repatriate to germany and japan if the government decided they needed to be repatriated. the truth of the matter is that the crystal city camp was humanely administered by the ins, but the special ordovician in the department of state used -- special war division in the department of state used it as the center of roosevelt's prisoner exchange program. >> you are watching american histo

. >> even herman cain. >> even herman cain. who is picking off the most delegates. coming in fourth or fifth place, are they racking up the numbers to where if a convention comes around it's a brokered convention. >> that worked for barack obama in 2008. >> democrats should worry about the republican primary. they're beginning to look like the rainbow coalition. you may have two latinos, cruz and rubio. a woman, carly fiorina. a black man. ben carson. you would have real superstars. you have a riveting primary on their side. nothing on our side. i think democrats should worry. >> hillary clinton can overcome that by doing the groundwork in battleground states. mitt romney lost in part because he was so occupyied winning his nomination while the president's campaign was saying how to we win the electoral votes of florida, ohio other battleground states. that involves campaigning. >> and a lot of money. >> i think she may be wasting 2015. she could be in ohio today. >> if she could get a message together she needs to find out a rationale for her candidacy. she could b

focuses on international policy in his press conference, making a surprise announcement that he and herman chancellor angela merkel -- german chancellor angela merkel are headed to russia with a new peace plan. john kerry will talk about a new policy that good arm ukrainian forces in the fight -- that could harm ukrainian forces in the fight against pro-russian rebels. a surprise move from the ecb to block a key source of hunting -- funding as greek pushes to renegotiate its massive bailout deal. we will look at how the markets have reacted to that surprised ecb decision on loans to greek banks. and when you think of japan's sumo wrestlers, usually think of big, strong -- you usually think of big stonrong men. one female wrestler is trying to change that. french president francois hollande is putting the focus on international policy of his twice yearly press conference today. his remarks to french and foreign journalists came in a very different context from the last news conference six months ago. in january, france was rocked by one of the worst terror attacks in its history that left 1

hundreds participated in the annual pillow fight at justin herman plaza. they made it just right to find out the whole time. >> i opened my eyes in front of the whole thing. i was like oh, my gosh, it's a giant pillow fight. >> no rain or wind meant the feathers flew freely. >> you have to watch your back and look in all directions to make sure you are already. >> the conditions were perfect for al fresco dining. >> it's such a treat. it's february and it's not supposed to be like this. the guys take advantage of it while we can. >> with so many people out, the cash registers rang off the hook. >> amazing weather with teals and serve out of shape and it's the perfect ending for what started as the perfect day at the beach. and you have heard rob it's supposed to be nice again tomorrow. if you plan ongoing to the beach, almost everyone has the same idea and you can't get this kind of weather sometimes in the summer. live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. as we dealt with near record heat northeast bracing for another huge snowstorm.

hundreds of people gathered in justin herman plaza for the annual giant valentine's day pillow fight. it's a way for people to release any valentine's day anxiety or stress or any anger. i don't know. this year, one person was actually injured. slipped on some feathers. even though participants are encouraged to clean up the city said it will cost about $5,000 to sweep up afterwards. i was out and about a little bit tonight and saw like, one guy, lone guy with a pillow leaving the area. but warm. >> beautiful. >> even after dark, like warm in san francisco. >> incredible. everyone is out and about. that's going to be the same going into sunday and even into the holiday on monday. live doppler 7 hd. take you outside, earlier this is the sun from the emoriville camera. a lot of blue out there. high clouds. saw tons of sunshine. sun soaked across the bay area. the sports team in the 70s across the board. normal for san francisco, it's 60 the same for oakland. san jose should be around 64 degrees but all locations either 10 degrees or better than that on this saturday. right now, temperat

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joining me, dottie herman, douglas he will my man -- elliman ceo.e have 3.9, fixed 30-year. >> that is crazy. liz: so cheap, we had our staff look back. 1982. in 1982, february, these rates were 17.6%. people were still buying houses. >> people bought, okay. i think people just got used to it. there are some people not aware, like the refinance markets, so many people really don't get around to do the thing. they just don't do it. it should be so much easier. the thing that is the problem right now though is the supply. there really is such a little supply of housing. liz: but it is rising. we saw a decent number. >> rising from astronomically low numbers. when you look at those reports, it says it is rising but really rising from nothing. there is so little supply. liz: do we need more building up? homebuilders coming out, to brothers, for example, they did very, very well with less supply. the economy is incrementally getting better, right? >> we need to see more new housing. but we need to see, came out with financing couple months ago, millenniu

. >>> netflix is bringing back peewee herman. to reprize his role in peewee's big holiday his first feature film in nearly 25 years no word on a release date. >>> frozen is returning to the big screen with a followup to the 2013 hit. more than a hit actually. the newest trailer for the short frozen fever premiered on "good morning america," it follows the attempt to throw a birthday party for anna, frozen fever shows right before the revamp of cinderella in theaters march 13th watch the trailer on our website at 6abc.com disney is the parent company of 6 abc. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc modern family goes mobile shot with ipads and iphones. claire tries to get in touch with her daughter haley after they get into a fight. that is part of tonight's prime time lineup the night begins with the middle and then the goldbergs and nashville, the night wraps up with "action news" at 11:00. david has a last look at the accuweather forecast. >> it's a good looking day and better than yesterday. temperatures get up into the mid to upper 3

if you are taking part in the valentine's day pillow fight justin herman plaza in san francisco you will be happy to hear it is not going to be too hot. 67 degrees and the temperature drops off to 63. while you are duking it out with somebody you look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. it is a sweet one for valentine's day plans. monday cooler at the coast and everybody else will have to wait until the workweek to see the temperatures come down. >> thank you, sandhya. >> coming up next, the biggest bird in the world just took the web by storm. >> what the sesame street >>> the grocery chain that owns rally's is taking tobacco products off the shelf. the change takes effect by the end of the month. they call it the next big step to provide a healthier option. that follows a similar move by cvs last year. >>> big bird just made a big splash on twitter. the muppet joined the social media site. and he said one word tweet. in a few hours the sesame street star had 13,000 followers. that's a perfect first tweet. >> it doesn't get any better than that. >> it is about time he joined. >> col

focuses on international policy in his press conference, making a surprise announcement that he and hermanellor angela merkel -- german chancellor angela merkel are headed to russia with a new peace plan. john kerry will talk about a new policy that good arm ukrainian forces in the fight -- that could harm ukrainian forces in the fight against pro-russian rebels. a surprise move from the ecb to block a key source of hunting --

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she was hired as a secretary at the age of 16 to work for herman goldstein. when he moved to work directly with john von neumann, he had a very distinguished career. doing far more than being a secretary. she was there for the creation and has traveled to be here for this program. would you please stand up? [applause] you are so tiny, i saw people in the back trying to see you. we are delighted to see you. if you would like to ask some questions of someone who worked directly with the legends please feel free to pass those . and now on to tonight's program. the world inhabited at princeton university and alan turing and john von neumann, and yet george dyson's brilliant new book "turing's cathedral: the origins of the digital universe", makes it as vivid and relevant as today. indeed, it can hardly be more relevant. the world we inhabit, the cathedral, described by alan turing, is governed, howard powered and driven by new variations on the code that they envision and build. it would be simplistic to say that in john von neumann leiby case, the stories are im

the mayor he'll say oh, ace is working only some damn conspires i am that goes back to the justice herman days of the urban are you necessarily so you think it's over but you do the same thing over there the same thing and as long as i've got breath until i'm dead and gone that ain't going to happy my name is ace i'll be back thank you. >> thank you any other speaker cards madam secretary no? so it's a workshop we get to ask questions. >> anybody have questions of the staff? you i have a question and commissioner singh >> how much money we need more all those projects. >> oh that's a wonderful question the next at the next workshop it has a column for the total outstanding debt or outlooks o are subject we can't say precisely. >> proximate. >> the number we have on there is over $4 billion at this point that includes all what the developers are paying and again there's a lot of assumptions on those but, yes it's a very large number for the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point and those are very big promotions. >> any prospective on our jobs? you have any questions i have a questi

another races because of our own race it has nothing to do with to do with you you'll back in the herman days how we're going to re-evaluate this city we're in the 2015 we want to know what's going on in 2050 so you developers think you're going to spend all our money thinking about what is happening in 9 beginning - >> thank you. >> oscar resident of bayview hunters point. >> this is a wonderful project i supported it one hundred percent my only concern is the residents the people in the community not having full sclipdz with the professional jobs in the hospital like decreases or especially those who want to be nurses what have you would it be possible for the million dollars to go to full scholarships for one or two residents many of the hospital can a lot into seeing it dream come true for the native residents of that community thank you very much. >> thank you okay. no other speaker cards okay so the public comment is closed commissions questions or comments. >> sure. >> commissioner bustos. >> thank you staff for providing the detail and the folks who have put together a pretty rem

starts at 6:00 justin herman plaza near the ferry building. brick your own pillow and a bag to help clean up afterwards. it's also a good idea to bring a bandana or mask to cover your mouth from flying feathers. >>> we'll have continuing coverage tonight of the president's right here in the bay area. he will be at stanford this afternoon and then he will be traveling back to san francisco for a fund-raiser this weekend. more on his visit tonight on the ktvu fox 2 news. of course, we always thank you for making your choice for news. we are always here for you at ktvu.com. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. it's friday. enjoy it everybody. have a good one. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] - [voiceover] today on animal science: did you know th

estÁ manifestando hermane levantaron campamento en el monumento a la revoluciÓn. seguir para que nuestro dinero crezca. >> estamos en el mes de la oportunidad de noticias 14. muchos creen que la fÓrmula del ahorro funciona de esta manera, uno gana dinero, espero que te quiero estar y lo que queda a fin de mes se ahorra. pero quÉ pasa, llega el fin de mes y generalmente no queda ni un centavo para ahorrar. entonces, hay que revertir esta forma. uno gana dinero, despuÉs de sacar lo que realmente quiere ahorrar y por Último gasta lo que le sobra. es el famoso concepto de pagarse a sÍ mismo primero. de esta manera uno le da prioridad a sus ahorros y luego se le revoca con lo que le queda en su presupuesto. nos vemos la prÓxima, con flecos, aquÍ en el mes de oportunidad de noticias 14. >> todavÍa no se sabe si alguien le pegÓ al gordo esta noche, pero tres personas en california le atinaron a cinco de los seis nÚmeros ganadores de powerball. >> y uno de los suertudos comprÓ su boleto en san leandro. >> regresa porque los nÚmeros ganadores ahÍ les va. 20,14, 25,39, y 19

it broke out in an apartment around 9:00 last night on herman streets. firefighters quickly had things under control there. there were no serious injuries. >>> now to this nbc 10 exclusive story. we have learned that a rising homicide rate has prompted wilmington police to do something rather unusual and bring in help patrolling the city. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in wilmington. jesse, two departments have decided to begin the joint policing effort. tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, chris. the continuation of a ten-year upward trend signals a new approach. this city has seen two dozen homicides in 2012. last year three dozen. this year the city's police department is asking county cops for help. >> you know these trends of homicides are bad. in a ten-year trend, not recently but the numbers probably haven't changed over the last ten years at all. and we are very very concerned. >> reporter: the county officials and local police aren't the only one who is are concerned. so are residents and you'll hear from some of them about the new plan for this

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over at justin herman plaza. we don't know the route. so could cause some traffic tie- ups. mass transit is so far on time. back to you. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> elon musk is a man who thinks big with companies like spacex and palo alto-based tesla. and as joe vazquez reports, another highly anticipated project is now a step closer to happening. >> reporter: no, they're not exactly doing construction along the golden gate bridge. this artist's rendition is still years away. but the hyperloop now appears one step closer to reality. if you haven't heard, the hyperloop is a capsule inside a tube that, in theory, could take people from san francisco to l.a. at 800 miles per hour in only half-hour. starting next year, that theory will turn into groundbreaking in way valley kings county on i- 5. a developer committed his land toward the project a five- mile loop to take visitors through a planned entertainment district. i talked to the ceo of the company and he says this is basically a test track, a slower one. >> you have, um, very short track so it doesn't make se

the feathers were flying at the justin herman plaza. the annual valentine's day pillow fight.and people showed up. now they are wandering the streets of san francisco. >> next week, we should head down there. >> thanks for joining us. next newscast tomorrow morning at 7:30. news and weather so, what do you want? nachos, red hots, milk duds, popcorn, and a slushy. what are you doing building an ass bomb? pick two. ok, popcorn and milk duds. fine. large popcorn. ok. but i'll still need a slushy so i don't choke to death on a milk dud. all right. and ask then to put nacho cheese on the popcorn. oh, that reminds me. i've got a date tonight. that reminds you? yeah, and i'm gonna need your help. my help? next. hang on. uh, a large popcorn with cheese, a large slushy and a jumbo box of milk duds. you want anything? my treat. i'm ok. i'll just eat whatever lands on the kid's shirt. you're gonna go hungry. that's it. so what about this date? well, she got a friend visiting from out of town. i said, "fine," you know? two's company. three's a sandwich. but for some reason, she insists on

herman cruise terminal, (inaudible) spectacular effort very much informed in this year's iteration of the 10 year plan. removal of a substantial source of waterfront blight that spent most of its years in the southern waterfront, removal of die dock no. 1 and then the beautiful bayview rise. in terms of the plan reflecting our values and the scoring criteria, this is a slightly duchbt take -- different take on what's included maritime uses and the ability to leverage additional funding. so where are we this year as opposed to last year? i think the key numbers to focus in on here are the $79 million, nearly $80 million dollars that we're faced with about every year just in escalation, cost escalation of 5 percent, further dmrerb identification for what's in our backlog or price escalation on our renewal costs going forward. we are beating that number which is really great, but in the reduction, the $89 million reduction, that number coming off our books unfortunately a lot of that had to do with the golden state warriors moving and a lot of refinement to our project numbers with new p

. >> it didn't take long for stuffing and feathers to cover justin herman plaza and for pillows to be rendered useless. >> it's empty. it's dead. yes, we devoured our pillow. >> reporter: how long did it take? >> ten minutes [ laughter ] with a 6-year-old. >> [ laughter ] >> and for many there was relate safety in taking in the giant pillow fight as a spectator fight. >> it's fun to watch someone and see someone running around and smashing everyone and following them. >> i think i should import it to france. >> what a fun way to spend valentine's day. >> it's a lot of fun. next year, everybody has to come. >> reporter: the pillow fight ended shortly before 9:00 and police tell us at least one person was hurt after an accidental fall. also this event was shut down about 15 minutes head of schedule after a woman was punched in the face, but they tell us this was 99% peaceful with more than 1500 people in attendance. >>> boy, that is certainly a big crowd. i was there a couple of years ago and i was hoping to be an observer and i saw you on the fringes there and next thing you know, i wa

herman blake, one of teaching assistants in the course. we will discuss today some of the goals and some of the strategies of the nation of islam, and i wonder if mr. blake might start off by asking mr. shbaz a question. >> minister malcolm, i the think i thought might be good to starting it off talk about one of most pervasive beliefs in the general society about the nation of islam and that is that it is an organization dedicated to the use of violent means to attain its goals. the question i have is how true is this, and why do you think it persists in society? >> well, the muslims who have accepted the religion of islam and followed the religious guidance of the honorable elijah mohammed have never bombed any churches, have never murdered any little girls as one was done in birmingham, have never lynched anybody, have never at any time been guilty of initiating any aggressive acts of violence during the entire 33 years or more that the honorable elijah mohammed has been teaching us. the charge of violence against us actually stems from

herman, david, and max. we'll do our best to put together a little meal. >> everybodi. some coffee?ll take some of that. >> cream, inbound. >> what -- cream, inbound. >> who am i kidding? i need some cream. trying to get jack palance. who am i kidding. we're joined by jack, director of history, author of the book "horizontal yellow: nature and history in the near southwest." how spanish is new mexico still? i mean, how powerful are the echos from sunshine. >> spain was in control of new mexico for far longer than mexico was. i think a lot of these mexican families are ten generation and 11 generation. when they look back on themselves, they think of themselves as spanish. >> those traditions, they have continued to thrive in these little pockets we're cut off from spain. so i once worked with some people from spain, and they kept cutting up. snickering at me. what they told me was, okay, you can knock it off with the don kquixote phraseology. the equivolen of me talking and saying top of the morning to you, sir. they said, stop making fun of us." i said, "i'm not making fun of you.

joining me now, criminal defense attorney richard herman.g with avery. we have a pleasure to see you solo. avery will join us via satellite from cleveland but we're glad to have you here to talk about this. because this is one of those cases, it is mysterious. of course it is the one that is provokeing so many theories about what happened too. how could this police chief reveal this kind of information now in this kind of forum? did he realize that it was something that the public would be able to read embrace, learn from? or did he think this was a private conversation? >> i don't think he knew this was going to go viral the way it did. but i think it gives us insight, it gives us insight in what is burning him up. and it's been 14 years that we have been doing legal on weekends. >> i know it's hard to believe. >> and we have covered cases where district attorneys have kind of corrupted the investigation and the prosecution. in the duke lacrosse case as well. this district attorney took over the investigative stage and took the power away f

>> well, he is qualified to be b be a doctor, and what he and herman cain and allan keyes has is that they have never held any public office before and you would have thought that they could have been dog catcher or something before the top tier of the presidential candidates of a major political party. >> thank you, frank rich. >>> and coming up the man behind the smash hit "empirei'm"i'm"empire" and wait until you hear what lee daniels has to say about what it is like to be black in hollywood. learn new razor tricks. hire a pro waxer. post before and after pics. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable nationwide coverage. no contract. for a limited time save $20 on any tracfone android smartphone. tracfone. do everything for less. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ic

herman melgar once wrote that who exactly must think of washington and deep with grievous meaning as that. i hope you'll read about in my book and i hope you'll come to washington to see some of the places i describe. i'm so thankful to all for coming in and be happy to answer questions. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> there are is a story after the war in a church a black man comes forward come you know the story. myself i don't believe it but i would like you to comment on it. there are several ways it could be very factual. >> the story is the robert e. lee is in church and a black man is praying and robert e. lee and no one knows what to do. robert e. lee goes up and -- and that's a story told by many people. the truth is we don't know. it was told many years after the event so it's very difficult to evaluate the accuracy of the story. it just actually seen a recent article of people debating is so unfortunately i can't answer the question. if there is some evidence of something like that happened what were robert e. lee's motives for doing it? have something we can answer. i

justin herman will become ground zero for fun.hen thousands come together for the annual valentine's day pillow fight. you don't even have to clean up the mess. tony bennett said it best the i left my heart in san francisco 10 k is giving him a run for his money. >> 60 hand designed hearts each with its own question will be scattered across the city. answer correctly and you're off to the next one. singles or teams of up to five people are welcome. perfect for a date or the whole family. disney's fantasia live in concert. for your viewing pleasure digitally restored footage of the classic will be projected on the big screen throughout the performance. disney is a parent company of abc 7. in just one week the bay area will be celebrating the year of the ram, which means chinese new year preparations are underway. stock up on all the traditional flora. pick from a variety of auspicious blooms, such as peach blossoms oranges and tangerines. for more information about these and other events where you live go to our website at abc 7 ne

happening today, the annual pillow fight will bust out in justin herman plaza in san francisco.ected to take part and beat the stuffing out of each other. organizers recommend participants bring a mask or bandana to protect against flying feathers. they also want people to bring a garbage bag to help clean up afterwards. the city has usually cleaned up at a cost of $4300. the pillow fight starts at 5:50 tonight. lisa, look at the video, a lot of those people last year were swearing sweaters and jackets and today they won't need them. >> certainly several cold spells last year but nothing like that today. for the weekend look at the temperatures. 75 concord. 72 san francisco. mid-70s from palo alto to san jose. 12 to 15 degrees above average once again with light winds strong high pressure in control. it will last. just a couple degrees of cooling. more significant cooling, i guess, and high clouds middle of the week. but still 8 degrees above average. more of the offshore flow with maybe high fire danger into next week. >> we will keep an eye on it. thank you and thanks for join