holmes' lifeless body. >> stephen holmes had been stabbed to death. >> i've never seen a crime scene this horrific. it was a pretty bad scene. >> in a clear case of overkill, stephen was stabbed more than 40 times. >> when you think of a murder, you sometimes think, okay, somebody is shot or stabbed. this was a vicious, vicious attack. he was almost decapitated. >> robbery appeared to be the motive. about $8,000 was missing from the safe in the manager's office. this was much more than usual, because the restaurant had been promoting $100 gift certificates as christmas presents that evening. >> it's at a restaurant. you're in the month of december. generally speaking, a fairly busy time of the year. so we had all pieced together that that's what the motive was. >> the exterminator who found the body was the first and most obvious suspect, but was quickly written off. >> due to his demeanor, how he looked and not having any signs of violence or blood on his person, they could see that he was nowhere near involved in this case. >> fortunately for police, the restaurant had several surv

. >>> you know him as sherlock holmes. tonight we get some scoop from elementary star johnnie lee miller. >> the secret to the show's success and he diss a bit about his co--- dises a bit about his co-star lucy lu. >> and a woman with a severe disability is worried she has to go back to the >>> it is official. actor philip seymour hoffman died from a toxic mix of heroin and other drugs. the medical examiner's report was released today and said heroin, cocaine and amphetamines were found in his system, the death ruled accidental. the actor found dead in his manhattan apartment february 2nd. three people face drug charges in connection with his death. >>> we have an update from a story at 5:00. a disabled waldorf woman fighting eviction is in the hospital tonight. madelyn lane is suffering from complications of back surgery. we visited her earlier today at the townhouse she shares with her 13-year-old son and healthcare aide. she's worried her land lady wants to boot them. charles county called it a sad situation and is will

and within weeks he decided the case for robin holmes. well, for one thing there was not a lot of reporting of the case at the time. there weren't many newspapers in oregon, certainly not newspapers doing any in-depth or interpretive coverage. so a local salem newspaper did carry a few paragraphs. but years later george williams had commented on it, and he had said this kept me from being a senator. he said there was of, i think there's a quote, he said there were many virulent pro-slavery people in the territory, and this was very unpopular with them, is the way he put it. so we can only imagine what their reaction was. it would have been very, very negative because we know the attitude in this community. else in benton county which named their school union during the civil war, sentiments were significantly different. so you had different reactions in different communities. robin went on to be -- he operated -- let's see. after he was proceed in 1850, he worked in the gristmill which is very nearby here, or and he was working there at t

michael holmes in kiev, thank you so much. jim sciutto, i want to discuss the dual tracks that are going on. on the one hand, the united states, as elise has pointed o out, is trying to offer some off ramps to vladmir putin. the united states and nato talking about sanctions. the russians responding with their own idea. they say they would ban u.s. and europe countries and seize assets if sanctions are imposed. what does the united states see with these threats and counter threats? >> it is two sides of the same coins, the carrots and the sticks. they have the off ramp, including the idea of sending observers into eastern ukraine. president putin and others have said that ethnic russians are under threat. they are calling for our help and demanding rescue. we will send observers in and they will take a look at the situation and see what can be doneme done. back up. at the same time, also saying that our patience is wearing thin. if russia does not pull back to its original positions, we are going to start imposing costs. you h

>> all right, michael holmes, the world will be watching. michael holmes live in simferopol. thank you so much. >> indeed. and you know, i have very few doubts that the people of crimea would have voted in the majority, at least, to join with russia, but that 97% figure does raise some questions. free and unfettered elections don't come back with 97% anyway. >> i talked to a lot of people here, and they were nervous. he said, really, for people who are not pro-russian, they're staying indoors. they're not going to go vote, they're not going to express their opinion out on the streets because a lot of them are afraid. >> they clearly felt nervous to leave home. all right, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. it's 26 minutes past the hour. happening right now at the oscar pistorius trial in south africa, a gun dealer is on the stand talking about firearms. pistorius bought from him. as the mother of reeva steenkamp makes an appearance in court for the first time in two weeks. she and pistorius reportedly spoke briefly. and as he faces murder charges for shooting and killing h

amy holmes is a student of s economics. you must agree that government needs to fix this wage gap.gap. >> indeed, john. i d don't. and as a matter of fact, that 70 cents number is in and of itself misleading. if you look at the number and you control for an apples to apples comparison, harvard economist claudia and othersha found that wage gap shrinks tremendously. >> and what upset me is the president knows this and even his own department of labor says after controlling for occupation, experience, other choices, women earn 95% as muchh as men do. >> correct. so the reason why 70 cents is incorrect, that it's false, is it's comparing all full-timere women to all full-time men,e regardless of occupation, and even the term, full time, is m misleading. to a 35-hourers workweek and as it turns out, men work longer hours than women and so they tend to chalk up aa. higher wage. >> my understanding is that we n men tend to work not just longer hours. be more willing to move for ain job, be willing to go to unsafe places. i assume

horace holmes, abc seven sports. the country, my alma mater, syracuse come is out. the wars upset by eight and. dayton.range upset by patric young, florida is up by 10. moments later, florida steals the ball, the deflection, great save. casey bradley. florida goes to the sweet 16. they beat puitt, 61-45. louisville, st. louis, hancock from the corner. the cardinals with 19. louisville up by five. a lot of pressure, st. louis gets the basketball back. the jam. louisville moves on with a 66-51 victory. i have never seen people so excited about the start of a baseball season. not because of how they think the nationals will play, just sick of winter. the season opens a week from monday. spring training today, via wreck, florida, doug fister looking good against the marlins, strikes out four. at 5-5 in theied night in a, danny espinosa, one of his two home runs. the pga tour, sunny orlando. bradley and soul position of second. if you're playing golf in orlando, i shot 100, so what, still playing golf in orlando. adam scott shot 71. at 15cott is the leader under. hockey,

i brought out six slaves in the holmes family, robin and paul. six adult slave names. scott. so he made a deal, he came to oregon. and they came out in 1844, to develop this land all around here, growing wheat and cattle and all the things, corn and things farmers had in those days. by 1850, six years after they came out here, robin knew slavery was supposed to be illegal so he was agitating support for an abolitionist, and ford made another deal with him. and buying gold for me, those are much days and we come back and i will give you your freedom. made the same deal with scott. who was the sixth wave that came out, robin and scott went to california and mined gold and on the return trip scott unfortunately drowned at sea in a shipping accident. robin came back and ford did give them their freedom. but kept their children. there are four children. one of the children died and robyn holmes was concerned about the safety of the children, he hadn't been able to see them for a couple years but filed suit against nathaniel ford for freedom of children. the provisional government

amy kremer and amy holmes, we'll end it on that note.. >> thank you. >>> coming up right here on "new day" the body of a michigan woman discovered inside her home. she's been dead for six years. why did it take so long for anyone to find the body? that's coming up. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. ...return on investment wall isn't a street... isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. >>> woman's a

holmes and the value of fear, one of the novels about sherlock holmes. there are pinkerton men based on the mauling the players that we learned a few pinkerton man has deepened his business, we are all destroyed. if i'm honest, my first exposure to it within a friends treehouse in cleveland in 1971. a stack of books that belong to one of his uncles. it was called true comics and i told the story of this plot. they are it is. it is not a great telling of this story. there was one line i being that when we need men such as yourself, mr. pinkerton, not the crime seems to be on the increase. it got the job done. the other reagan in the treehouse that they involved the big tad, i think i made the right choice in terms of what to write a book about. but to answer your question of how one picks a book ptolemaic, strange to say it could be a serendipitous that that, but you have to dig deeply enough to make sure that the bones of the story are dared, that it's going to support the full telling of the story and that's the part i love. i like to be up to my neck i

holmes, stepback j. then hits the corner three. 19 points for holmes, moving on to the semifinals with a 69-60 victory. >> number one florida looking to become the first sec team finishing 18-0. no trouble against kentucky. florida finishes the year 18 or in the sec with an 84-65 victory. >> 18-0 is good but wichita state is a perfect 33-0. provided defense. williams denied by early. wichita state one win away from the big dance. undefeated with a 67-42 victory. >> cactus league action. giants hosting seattle. mariners trying to make some noise this year and did just that today against the g-men. plenty of giants fans braving the warm weather. unfortunately ryan vogelsong was lit up. brad miller, gone. in the first, saunders, another two-run bomb. seven runs on six hits. luckily it's only spring training. giants lit up 18-3 the final. a's and rockies. rbi triple a's up 1-0. griffin allowed three ones on three hits in three innings. troy actual -- actual to all wilt ski, one run scores and the a's fall 5-

holmes and in the valley of fear, one of the novels about sherlock holmes there are pinkerton men at the center of it. it's based on the molly mcguires. and we learn that if a pinkerton man is deep in this business, we are all destroyed. if i'm honest, my first exposure to it was if a friend's treehouse in cleveland in 1971. there was a stack of comic books that had belonged to one of his uncles. and i actually have it with me. [laughter] and it was called true comics, and it told the story of this plot. there it is. and it was not a great telling of the story. there was one line, i think it went to we need men such as yourself, mr. pingerton -- pinkerton, now that crime seems to be on the increase. but it got the job done, and since the other reading in the treehouse that day involved the girls of the big ten, i think i made the right choice in terms of what to write a book about. [laughter] but to answer your question of, you know, how one picks a book topic, strange to say it can be as certain depptous as that, but -- serendipitous as that, but you have to dig deeply enough to mak

holmes, stepback j. corner three. 19 points for holmes, moving on to the semifinals with a 69-60 victory. >> number one florida looking to become the first sec team finishing 18-0. no trouble against kentucky. florida finishes the year 18 or in the sec with an 84-65 victory. >> 18-0 is good but wichita state is a perfect 33-0. provided defense. williams denied by early. wichita state one win away from the big dance. undefeated with a 67-42 victory. >> cactus league action. giants hosting seattle. mariners trying to make some noise this year and did just that today against the g-men. plenty of giants fans braving the warm weather. unfortunately ryan vogelsong was lit up. brad miller, gone. in the first, saunders, another two-run bomb. seven runs on six hits. luckily it's only spring training. giants lit up 18-3 the final. a's and rockies. rbi triple a's up 1-0. griffin allowed three ones on three hits in three innings. troy actual -- actual to all wilt ski, one run scores and the a's fall 5-4. >> pga tour

holmes pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. he underwent a sanity evaluation last summer, but the findings were not released. the judge is putting off a second evaluation until defense objections are resolved. the new jersey teen who made headlines for suing her parents has dropped the lawsuit. rachel canning... an 18-year- old high school senior... sued her parents for financial support and college tuition after leaving home last year. she returned home last week. an unusual sculpture is making waves on tribal land near san diego. the work of art depicts a hand with the middle finger raised. f-c-c regulations forbid us from showing you the whole thing. june setori says the one- finger salute stands for fight... her fight against tribal leaders who she says let livestock roam her land and misuse tribal funds. the sculpture has been up for five years, but last week santa isabel tribal leaders asked her to remove it, calling it offensive and an embarrassment. >> a good thing we blurred and that out. >> brittany to offend so early

heather holmes takes us to fremont where students are on a mission to make an impact. >> the power of change is so real and so possible. >> reporter: inside a classroom at fremont's montyer to sorie -- montessori, an important life lesson of helping young woman. >> free the children from the idea that they are powerless to create change in the world that they are too young to make a difference. >> reporter: students here are already embarking on a juning to social change. take this 14-year-old. >> animals are still dying. >> reporter: because of marine pollution. take a look at this video from the monterey bay aqar yum -- aquarium. this was found inside of one carcass. >> i found out that plastic caps are recycled 10% nationally while the bottle is recycled a 30%. >> reporter: he's out to boost the number. he helped with a local recycler to create a bottle cap program. >> we have a responsibility to our community. the wait you demonstrate that is to do work in the community. ♪ >> reporter: and making the world better, one bottle cap at a time. >> i think we can take what's wrong in th

michael holmes, thank you so much. >>> 14 minutes after the hour for us. this morning at the oscar pistorius trial in south africa, a crime scene photographer is due back on the stand answering questions about the pictures he took of the pistorius home after oscar shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. the photographer revealing it was just him and pistorius in the room when he took the picture of the sprinter's hands, and there was unexplained blood on the walls near pistorius's bed, far from the bedroom where the shooting took place. >>> developing this morning, an alleged wanna be al qaeda terrorist arrested near the canadian border. 20-year-old nicholas toussaint appeared in a seattle courtroom on monday. the california man is accused of trying to get to syria to join al qaeda and al qaeda-linked terror groups. he's charged with attempting to provide material support to terrorists. if convicted, he could face 15 years in prison. >>> federal prosecutors say 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed should not be allowed to testify in abu ghaith's

michael holmes, cnn, crimea. >> in moscow, russian president vladimir putin is being seen as a hero, a tough leader who stood up to the west, he brought crimea back to mother russia so his approval ratings in recent weeks have surged. fred, with so much popularity at home, so much domestic support, why would mr. putin simply stop now at crimea? >> well, exactly. it's within of the things he's been saying is that he does not intend to move russian forces into anywhere else. doesn't intend to move russian forces into the east of ukraine, but certainly it doesn't appear as though western sanctions or western backlash is something that factors very much into his calculation about what he's going to do politically or militarily. there was a gigantic rally here in moscow last night to celebrate crimea becoming part of the russian federation. of course, in russia's view, there's no other country that's actually recognized that yet. but it was a massive rally that came right after vladimir putin's speech. and as you say, the approval ratings speak their own language and also one of the numbe

>> all right, michael holmes for us. erin, the follow question, this could all hinge on a crucial meeting in d.c. this week. who is coming in to talk face to face with president obama? >> reporter: well, deb, the interim prime minister of ukraine is coming on wednesday to meet with president obama. part of that meeting is simply to legitimize him on a world stage and also especially in the eyes of russia. now, that referendum that you referred to, the interim prime minister of ukraine has said that is not legitimate. president obama agrees with him. as do a number of european leaders. and they'll likely talk about how to address that if that vote moves forward and what happens next sunday. ukraine also wants to hold elections in may. president obama will likely talk about how to implement those elections, carry them out, and the assistance that the united states will provide. ukraine wants to hold direct talks with russia. they will talk about how the united states can help facilitate that. also russian president vladimi

another hold up the james holmes trial. anwhy a judge delayed >> this is "good morning washington," on your side. tope are checking our stories at 5:14 this morning. if you bought a mega millions ticket in maryland, you may want to check the numbers this morning. a winning ticket was sold. we do not know where it was sold. the winner is splitting the jackpot with another winner in florida. not too bad. a trial board will meet today to investigate a death many blame on the d.c. fire department. the board will determine whether lieutenant kellene davis is guilty in the death of cecil mills. no one came to his aid when he suffered a heart attack across the street from the fire station. >> a small fire broke out in a room of a student housing building on 16th street. two people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> state police are investigating a police involved shooting in salisbury. the man may have hit or drag the trooper with his car. the man entered the barracks and asked a trooper to check a vehicle repair

reporting live in alexandria, horace holmes, abc 7 news. >> classmates received a special thank you today. fight for josh who receive the experimental drug, when the first refused. this drug could save his life grid -- life. senator mark warner pass along a message of thanks from josh's father to the kids and teachers there. they were told that josh was given the job on wednesday and is relatively stable. we will keep you posted. >> especial thank you. the chamber of commerce -- a special thank you. the chamber of commerce recognize those who went above and beyond the call of duty. derek williams helped save people from a burning car. they also recognized keep gentry for his work. gentry for his work. >>

john: thank you amy holmes, coming up, in school, do girls need special protection?the boys like they just, they loudly say what they think, if they are wrong they don't care. >> those boys. john: next, the woman argue it is feministing who wage a war on women. >> we have a plight. split. >> and one carner where people are pursuing marriage. >> there are more men looking for sex than women, more women looking to marry than men. >>john: what if there is a real war on women? they are criticized for being full time bombs led mitt romney ran for president a democratic strategist said that. >> she has never worked eighth day in her life never dealt with economic issues that a majority of the women are facing. >>john: she was rich but she did raise five kids with significant charity work despite having multiple sclerosis but the answer is to some the only fulfilling role for a woman is full-time work and also pursuing like men do. that is the real for. >> the sex issue goes under their radar but gender is a social construct. there are no differences between men and women s

john: thank you amy holmes, coming up, in school, do girls need special protection?> the boys like they just, they loudly say what they think, if they are wrong they don't care. >> those boys. john: next, the woman argue it is feministing who wage a war on women. >> we have a plight. split. >> and one carner where people are pursuing marriage. >> there are more men looking for sex than women, more women looking to marry than men. so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. >>john: what if there is a real war on women? they are criticized for being full time bombs led mitt romney ran for president a democratic strategist said that. >> she has never worked eighth day in her life never dealt with economic issues that a majority of the women are facing.

heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> too much homework could actually be a bad thing for studentse study found more than two hours of homework a night could be counterproductive for students. the study was based on a sample of 4300 students from ten high performing high schools in upper middle class communities. >>> some analysts say investors are taking a break after three record highs last week. yahoo and yelp are teaming up in an effort to figure out what users are interested in. beginning today, people searching yahoo online will also see ratings and excerpts from yelp. >>> the government today officially ordered the recall of 1 million fitbit force. more than 10,000 people have been affected. they are offering recalls for the $129 device. it counts on individual steps, and monitors sleep. the company says it will have an updated version out soon. >>> not as windy as last night, certainly, nowhere near as windy. this time last night, we had gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the east bay hills. temperatures today, wound up like this. 76 in santa rosa. 75 in napa. 74 in livermore

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reporting live tonight here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a 25-year-old reputedg member convicted of killing two fathers at an oakland bar was sentenced today to life in prison without the possibility of parole. klemm thompkins and another man were convicted of the shooting in april of 2011. five people were wounded. william jenkins, and adam williams were killed. the mother of adam williams' 7- year-old son. her son constantly asks, why did my daddy die? >>> a squirrel has been blamed for problems on caltrans today. it's believed a squirrel scawsed the outage. that forced call train to put the dispatch on generator power. the problems with the backup battery then caused a computer glitch. the trains continue to run on generator power all day. caltran wants to check the battery before it decides to switch the power back. >>> the results are in from a large scale survey, that looked at the climate of tolerance, or intolerance on uc campus. 20% of the more than 100,000 students, and faculty that filled out the survey said they had experienced intimidating, or hosti

heather holmes has new information. she is live with the new images of the man authorities are still trying to find. healther. >> reporter: i have been working to find out more information about this two vehicle crash. today authorities share with me some new significant evidence in the case. and it shows that driver stealing the car just minutes before the crash. a red honda, its driver nowhere to be found. investigators suspected there was more to this march 9 crash on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum and now evidence to back up their suspicion. >> we're very thankful this surveillance video came forward. it's going to be huge for this investigation. >> reporter: home surveillance video was turned in. watch as the driver jumps out and puts on a hooded sweatshirt. a few moments later, he gives a sign that he started the car. then the jeep and stolen honda drive away. >> that the point we see the mini van take off behind the jeep and the honda. a few moments later, the driver of the red honda trying to get back

reporting live tonight here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a 25-year-old reputed gang member convicted of killing two fathers at an oakland bar was sentenced today to life in prison without the possibility of parole. klemm thompkins and another man were convicted of the shooting in april of 2011. five people were wounded. william jenkins, and adam williams were killed. the mother of adam williams' 7- year-old son. her son constantly asks, why did my daddy die? >>> a squirrel has been blamed for problems on caltrans today. it's believed a squirrel scawsed the outage. that forced call train to put the dispatch on generator power. the problems with the backup battery then caused a computer glitch. the trains continue to run on generator power all day. caltran wants to check the battery before it decides to switch the power back. >>> the results are in from a large scale survey, that looked at the climate of tolerance, or intolerance on uc campus. 20% of the more than 100,000 students, and faculty that filled out the survey said they had experienced intimidating, or h

heather holmes has new information. she is live with the new images of the man authorities are still trying to find. healther. >> reporter: i have been working to find out more information about this two vehicle crash. today authorities share with me some new significant evidence in the case. and it shows that driver stealing the car just minutes before the crash. a red honda, its driver nowhere to be found. investigators suspected there was more to this march 9 crash on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum and now evidence to back up their suspicion. >> we're very thankful this surveillance video came forward. it's going to be huge for this investigation. >> reporter: home surveillance video was turned in. watch as the driver jumps out and puts on a hooded sweatshirt. a few moments later, he gives a sign that he started the car. then the jeep and stolen honda drive away. >> that the point we see the mini van take off behind the jeep and the honda. a few moments later, the driver of the red honda trying to get back

heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> too much homework could actually be a bad thing for studentsy found more than two hours of homework a night could be counterproductive for students. the study was based on a sample of 4300 students from ten high performing high schools in upper middle class communities. >>> some analysts say investors are taking a break after three record highs last week. yahoo and yelp are teaming up in an effort to figure out what users are interested in. beginning today, people searching yahoo online will also see ratings and excerpts from yelp. >>> the government today officially ordered the recall of 1 million fitbit force. more than 10,000 people have been affected. they are offering recalls for the $129 device. it counts on individual steps, and monitors sleep. the company says it will have an updated version out soon. >>> not as windy as last night, certainly, nowhere near as windy. this time last night, we had gusts up to 50 miles per hour in the east bay hills. temperatures today, wound up like this. 76 in santa rosa. 75 in napa. 74 in livermore. 74 i

holmes with one of the three shots made from beyond the arch.lead at halftime. an impressive effort to do it all. the dozen play brigham young university and the cougar were winners over loyola marymount. the women's pac-12 tournament is this weekend and it was a stunner in that one tonight and stunner in that one tonight and the best round of the year [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ . they have been play the pac- 12 women's basketball tournament since 2002 and this year for the first time stanford will not be in the championship game. cardinal's action in seattle and the semifinals against usc. chiney ogwumike leading the way in scoring for the cardinal, 2 her 30 points there. the cardin

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i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more business on the draft for chevron refinery. chevron says the new plant would be safer, cleaner and 20% more energy efficient. the next month the city will hold various public workshops and a session on the environmental impact report. >>> three young men are being credited for saveing the life of a 90-year-old woman. they saw a house on fire and rushed into action. but those heroic efforts will also lead to suspension. >> reporter: three young men forever tied together. three students say they were in a car near by, saw the smoke and went to the house. >> it was all burning so much black smoke. it was something out of a movie. i've never seening in like that. >> reporter: they went to the backyard and saw a 71-year-old woman and walk her to the front but her 94-year-old woman martha hall was inside. they went to the front and saw a neighbor, bob smith who had pushed open the front door. >> they just came right up there. kind of told me to get out of the way. and i got out of the way. >> there was so much smoke it was overwhelmi

joining us now, lauren ashburn, amy holmes, and dana millbanks, columnist for "the washington post." so what do you make of these headlines, biden may run if hillary doesn't? >> he needs to stay relevant, he needs to keep his options open, but he's not going to run if hillary clinton does run. you know, i think that this might be his last campaign, 2014, and that he needs to be a part of it. >> so why are the media buying into this? or are they? >> you know, that's a really good question. better. i think we all know that the people who seem like they're campaigning are the ones who probably aren't campaigning and the ones who aren't campaigning right now may be the ones who will be campaigning. >> it was said the white house had vanished by doing national media for a long time. seth myers went on that show, but he didn't exactly get tough questions on the view, biden. >> do democrats generally get tough questions on "the view"? he's vice president of the united states. he did get criticism, however, for panders to women on the view. i didn't agree with that criticism. i think we know

i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more business on the draft for chevron refinery. chevron says the new plant would be safer, cleaner and 20% more energy efficient. the next month the city will hold various public workshops and a session on the environmental impact report. >>> three young men are being credited for saveing the life of a 90-year-old woman. they saw a house on fire and rushed into action. but those heroic efforts will also lead to suspension. >> reporter: three young men forever tied together. three students say they were in a car near by, saw the smoke and went to the house. >> it was all burning so much black smoke. it was something out of a movie. i've never seening in like that. >> reporter: they went to the backyard and saw a 71-year-old woman and walk her to the front but her 94-year-old woman martha hall was inside. they went to the front and saw a neighbor, bob smith who had pushed open the front door. >> they just came right up there. kind of told me to get out of the way. and i got out of the way. >> there was so much smoke it was overwhelmi

new at 10:00, heather holmes is live in the city. >> reporter: the strategy here is simple. small intimate town hall meetings. as soda makers send out these glossy flyers, supporters are making face-to-face pleas. whether in a can, or bottle, sipped or gulped, soda is packed with sugar. >> one small can having ten teaspoons in it. >> reporter: saying they play a big role in the obesity epidemic. >> so cheap and are giving people, and kids type 2 diabetes, it's our responsibility to take action. >> reporter: they joined health experts for a town hall meeting to try to build support for the measure, and counter the estimated $500,000 the beverage industry has already spent trying to defeat it. >> we know when you're facing that kind of tidal wave of corporate money, you have to work twice as hard. >> reporter: the american beverage industry has called this a distraction. supporters say it's a way to fight obesity. it found that a nationwide soda tax of just a penny per ounce would prevent 8,000 strokes and 26,000 deaths over the next decade. >> this is something that we can ad

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second half, 8-0 run. 8 by avery holmes. got it. hits the corner three. 19 points for holmes.nday's semi finals 69-60. >>> that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. get out and have a great day. >>> up next, a special sculpture of 10,000 origami cranes. why they will sym 's not my stro. we get to the end of the day and i am toast. in fact, we've had toast for dinner. but tonight i nailed it. kfc family feast. 9 pieces any recipe, 3 large sides, 6 biscuits, $19.99. do not give up on dinner. ♪ >>> happening today, 10,000 brightly colored origami cranes will symbolically take flight in concord. a sculpture made from the origami cranes will be unveiled to mark the third anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated japan. japanese lure says the cranes stand as a symbol of hope and recovery. >>> let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast now with lisa. >> carolyn, good morning to you. we're very mild this morning underneath the cloud cover. another 30 minutes till sunrise. it roois rises at 7:30, setting at 7:12. a l

we lost that signal with nick paton walsh and michael holmes also in that same city. course all this taking place now and just an hour to go before preliminary results are in on that referendum on whether crimea will join russia. much more on that later on. >>> meantime, back to the investigation involving that missing airplane. the focus of the investigation is zeroing in on the pilots of missing flight 370. what happened in that cockpit? our panel of aviation experts next. there's a saying around here, you stand behind what you say. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. is really what makes it slike two deals in one.he $1,000 fuel reward card salesperson #2: actually, getting a great car with 42 highway miles per gallon makes it like two deals in one. salesperson #1: point is

cnn's michael holmes is in crimea. details from a call between president obama and president putin. we are told that president obama told president putin the results of this referendum will never be recognized. do you think that warning makes a difference there, has it spoiled the mood at all? are people worried about consequences? >> reporter: absolutely not on the ground here, jim, no. here in the crimean regional capital, it's been quite a night of partying. there were thousands of people, the party has just broken up. the recommend namentds remain. they'll have sore heads tomorrow. several thousand were hand. they were chanting, meaning crimea is russia. and they sang the russian national anthem with great gusto, and the fireworks went off. as you said it was the most unsurprising referendum result you can imagine but it's only recognized by crimea and russia. everyone else in the world said it's invalid and nobody is going to take much notice of it. the next steps are pretty crucial. the russian duma, the parliame

sometimes to the sherlock holmes of it all, which is sometimes the most simple explanation is the onense. the simple part of this is how do you keep all those people quiet? you have almost 200 people on a plane going seven hours longer than where they were supposed to go. how do you stop 200 people from calling loved ones, texting people and doing something to say help us. it is because you did something to keep all those people quiet. that's what has to happen if you want them to stay away. you have to keep them quiet. >> brad, you have heard this meteor theory. authorities are saying it may have flown for seven hours after that. that would probably strike down this meteor theory? >> listen, we will strike down all the theories with the facts when we have them. what we are seeing now, the reason we are asking these questions is that all conspiracies at their base are myrrh roa mirrors of what we are fearful the most. if you look at jfk, in the '60s, we blame the communists. in the '70s, the establishment and the cia. in the '80s, we blame the mafia. if you want to know who killed jfk

. >> reporter: heidi holm is an art teacher who volunteers with amy. >> this is a book that one of thehis is the darkness. >> reporter: art books the girls make from recycled jeans offer a hopeful message. >> anything can be made new, anything be it damaged or not. you can rewrite the story. >> that's what inspires me, beautiful. it's watching healing happen, watching someone get well. breathe while you move. >> reporter: so for using her professional talent in the creative arts to help heal young girls who have been sexually exploited, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to amy lynch. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> amy has her master's degree in movement and for the last five years has put on an event called pilates for a purpose. it educates the community about healing for survivors of sexual exploitation. nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online on our website, kpix.com/hero. >>> the mobile weather lab is queuing on the golden gate bridge. looks like he is driving -- i don't see the windshield wipers flying yet. >> i don't see that either. >> most of the rain is ar

supposed to be preserved under the draft eir and those condominiums are being built by come stock holmes those trees are already removed and park merced has taken the dirty task of removing the trees along brotherhood way. it estates here open roman numeral months of the trees on the project site including those - including those along the southern slope will be removed or relocated. we've tried to get a response from the planning department from mr. cooper and we've been stone walls and would like your body here to take up this question as to why those trees are being removed in defiance of the draft eir. thank you >> linda chapman i'm bringing you the report if coalition for san francisco land use committee that was distributed and perhaps he knows afterward you may get a change to read it is about 1601 larkin and the concerns that are important. and the way that neighborhood association are allowed to work and normally work at ethics and set forth e so forth arrest the gentleman said we've been to two hearings two different projects that was called mitigation was cash money being give

a stepback jumper, then the corner three. 19 points for holmes.dons move on with a 69, 60 victory. >> cactus league action. giants hosting seattle. mariners trying to make is no this season. did that against the g-men. giants fans braving the sun. brad miller, gone. 2-0ms. in the first, michael saunders,' gone. aloud seven runs on six hits. luckily it's only spring training, giants lit up. 18-3 the final. >> a's and rockies. the rbi triple. callaspo scores. 1-0 a's. griffin allowed three runs in three hinges. tulowitzki, towering shot to left. one run scores. the a's fall 5-4. >>> let's tee it up. florida swing continue on the pga tour. donald trump's newly designed blue monster. it's playing like a monster. high rains yesterday. the nothing but net. has a two-shot lead at 4-under. tiger is back, enjoying the warm weather. rory is back, eight birdies including this one, a 6-under 66 on the day, three back at 1-under. >> like to get back into the tournament again. i held it together yesterday, a long day and long tough day, and gave me a chance tod

to kiev and cnn's michael holmes.ng the phones seems like every day we get another press release of who the president's been talking to. now we're getting russian press releases, as it were, about phone calls to david cameron in brittany and in germany angela merkel. is this beginning of a solution or is this a pr stunt? >> reporter: well, think they're getting out ahead the same as everyone else does. we've heard david cameron and others put out releases when they've had words with vladimir putin. this time we're seeing the kremlin get out first with their version of how it all went. he spoke with angela merkel, david cameron, the british prime minister, and essentially the line after he made it clear to both that the steps being taken by crimea's authorities are in his view based on international law and in the world's of the kremlin's statement aimed at procuring the le jgitimate interest of the population. but the tensions continue. this afternoon several thousand russian activists descended on a government buildi

and a logical conclusion, i used to read sherlock holmes as a kid, i think i have memorized all thosees. you know, as improbable as it sounds, all of the facts point to the fact that the scenario that the flight has been taken and you don't go to that excruciating level of planning and self-discipline and resource enablement to take a plane only to crash it with nobody seeing it. i am kind of expecting it is going to be a lot longer. i do believe they are still alive. i mean, philip is the only american adult on that plane, he is going to be a valuable asset for them and he is a smart, very self-controlled, very calm guy. so he won't cause trouble. he'll take a calming approach and if anybody is going to survive it, it's going to be him. so i just have to believe that he is still alive. >> so the plane is headed to beijing. cnn's david mckenzie joins us live from beijing. it is now day ten for this ordeal for these families. how are they holding up? >> well, they're holding up the best way they can, don, and a lot of them expressing the same kind of sentiment you have heard there. tha