guaranteed. >> james: the time is 5:30 a.m..re are our big stories and this morning. >> there is a fire that broke out in san jose. will tran is now live with more. >> will: you do not see any smoke coming out what to do see a lot of damage. they believe that this fire started in a garage. it is just too early for the investigators to try and find out. join me now is eric, the family of nine, two adults, seven children. the youngest child is only 6 weeks old. >> unfortunately, they're all made it out, this is because of the smoke detector. >> how is your family joined this morning? >> everyone in this cozy, there warmer. did you know them before this? >> i have never met them before, i just wanted to help them. >> you were sleeping at the time, tell me what you saw and what you heard. >> what i saw, my stepfather open up the blinds and i saw the fire. i came downstairs and that is one i immediately saw them screaming. i called 911. >> it did to try to run across? not on any doors? >> the only thing that i did was called 911. i d

naturally beautiful results™. >> james: the time is 5:25 a.m..ck market has not had a connection, meaning a fall of 10% from recent highs since 2011. investors will be watching again today to see if one might be in the works, a least when it comes to technology stocks. investors drove the market lower for two straight days at the end of the week. the dow jones industrial average closed last week down. 143 points to 16,026. the nasdaq dropped 54 points to close at 3999. it was also the second time this sure that the index has closed below 4000 mark and the s&p 500 fell 17 points to 1815. >> james: we have also seen an increase in gas prices of around the bay area, and the country's as prices continue to rise. over the last week we have seen an increase of 7¢ per gallon. before you head out the door this morning, we want to update you on the price is right now. san francisco was at $4.19, oakland is at $4.10. san jose is at $4.30.03. >> anny: with the entire region called wine country you would think that the most wine lovers will be right here in

a pubic hair, nothing that he can even say the pubic hair belonged to james duckett. gwen, her truthfulness is in doubt. >> we've been doing this a long time. hopefully we won't be doing it much longer, you know. he'll be out and not needing an attorney. >> in the meantime, duckett's appeals had left teresa's mother in limbo. >> i just want justice for my daughter. that's what i want. 26 years. i'm tired. i don't think i'll ever have closure. because he is not going to admit it. >> these years looking back, i should have drove teresa home, walked her up to the door, i should have handed her over to them. absolutely. and that was my fault. i didn't kill your daughter, though. no. i didn't. >> 11-year-old was killed. that's tragic. murder should never have happened. but you don't have a smoking gun. you don't have what a lot of people demand in a case. >> from a legal point of view, he really should never have been convicted. it's a good thing that he was because there would probably be other dead kids out there. >> you know, i'm not a fry 'em all, fry 'em sooner, that

one of the prosecution's key witnesses is a convicted felon named james mallory. >> james mallory. he's a rat. he's one of louisville's biggest -- he might be the biggest rat of all times. >> mallory, who knew jones when both men were housed together at louisville metro years earlier, was recently released from prison while serving a nine-year sentence for armed robbery. he was given probation after writing a letter to prosecutors claiming to have bombshell evidence in jones's case as well as some others. but jones says after mallory was released from prison he came to visit jones in jail and told him a different story. >> so he come visit me, what's going on, man? i ain't telling on you, whoo, whoo, whoo. but i'm like [ bleep ]. if you ain't telling on me, you need to go to court and tell, you know, the judge that the prosecutor is lying on you. >> when authorities learned of the visit, they gave jones a new charge -- tampering with a witness. >> so i get charged with tampering with him, but he came to see me and told me he ain't say nothing, they lying. >> mallory is scheduled to

james banks james that just thanks george. thus into the kron4 news room.g attack at an alberta home left five people dead. calgary police said there were called to the home about 1:30 a.m. local time. they found five people inside with stab wounds. three people dead at the scene. two others died after being taken to hospital. police in all the people who died were in their late teens to early 20s. officers said they have arrested a suspect in the stabbings. >>anny: and this just in from ukraine. military convoys are headed east to the key towns held by pro russian protesters. they are digging and across eastern ukraine for find their positions around seized buildings. ukraine's acting president announced an " anti a terrorist operation " to root out the severance today but it's unclear how the measure differs from the one announced yesterday. -- separatists. >>james: he will withhold social security does are getting a reprieve for now. the social security administration have been participating in a program in which thousands of people were having their tax

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>>james: thanks a lot jacki. >>anny: another massive fireanother massive fire burned three buildings to the ground in berkeley saturday. wooden duck furniture's back storage buildling.in addition to joshua tree furniture and a storage warehouse for import tile were destroyed. the fire is believed to have started in wooden duck's storage buidling. no injuries were reported. wooden duck is hoping to reopen today. a report about what caused the mission bay fire in san released this week. destruction here from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. early reports indicated that welders had left the job site right before the fire started. the fire broke out march 11th on an under construction apartment building. it took more than 150 firefighters to put out the five alarm blaze. the 172- unit building was a total loss and damaged another complex across the street. >>anny:while you were sleeping. a man was hit and killed by a car on a busy street in redwood city. this happened on middlefield road.north of dumbart

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james gilligan in new york.will have a link to your report that found prolonged segregation of the mentally ill in the cities jails violates the dimon standards. and we will also post online mr. lowery's report, calling for reduction of solitary confinement in texas. particularly, significant as he is head of the texas guard's union. we turn to our last segment. >> we end today's show in mexico were to immigrants deported in february will try to reenter the united states today. they say their deportation came in retaliation for a hunger strike their families participated in outside the phoenix offices of the immigration and customs enforcement. they will try to reenter at a check point in the border town of nogales, which is where the u.s. conference of catholic bishops are on a three-day tour. later today, cardinal sean o'malley of boston will join them in a hike or part of it nearby desert, where undocumented immigrants are known to pass. >> for more we get a mexico joins us byvaldez video stream, one of the i

and james hawthorne jr. from rochester, new york -- you had an experience with a pickpocket in which you thwarted his attempt to get your stuff. that's correct. i was in rome for the veryon th. this was the first time i had ever been on the subway in my life. i was in high school at the time. and i'm waiting for the train to open up with the rest of my colleagues. and out of the corner of my eye, i see this guy really close behind me. so i look back, and he just keeps inching closer as i'm waiting for the train doors to open. and by the time i was gonna step onto the train, i noticed his arm coming up behind me, and i could feel it on my side, so i just swatted it away and gave him the stink face. [ laughter ] and he left me alone after that. okay. good. joan blinn, from chicago, is a retired proofreader and editor who volunteers as an adult-literacy tutor, which means you do what exactly? i help people, usually one person at a time, who have very low literacy skills. i try to teach them to read, basically -

officer mark james is with the city of portland's traffic division.ven day, he deals are the normal traffic issues, duis, crashes, and speeding drivers. it's late afternoon on mother's day. officer james is parked on northwest bridge avenue, monitoring the cars heading downhill. it's a stretch of road where drivers tend to go faster than they are supposed to. >> posted 35 miles per hour, both the bridge access and the bridge itself. who knows where people speed. i guess to get someplace faster. but it is a problem area as far as speeders go. >> it's raining lightly, but that doesn't slow down some drivers. a vehicle flies by officer james' parked car going well behalf the speed limit. >> the driver in this incident was going at 52 miles per hour, as they passed me in this 35 zone. >> officer james hesitates for a couple seconds to give the driver a chance to decelerate. >> i thought maybe they would slow down once they saw me. >> but police radar shows the driver clocking nearly 20 miles above the speed limit at the bottom of the hill. officer james t

james cameron helped to get it done.oscar winning filmmaker james cameron, the co-executive producer of "years of living dangerously" on showtime. james, you're having a conversation with someone in hollywood in which you describe to them that you are executive producing a nine-part series on television about climate change and they say why? what do you say to that? >> well, you know, i think people in hollywood are fairly well informed about the risk here, so they get it. the request question would really be how? how did you pull that off? how did you get a show about climate change on a major cable show like this? it wasn't easy. it took a fair bit of star power getting arnold involved, jerry weintraub involved and so on to pull this thing together and get enough heat on it that people wanted to go ahead with it because the sense is, oh, well, that's not really entertainment. we said, no, we're going to make this entertaining, compelling television that you can't take your eyes off of. >> how do you do that? i have don

. >> james: here is a live look outside. here is a beautiful looking shots. we have clear skies above. that is the weather forecast. we are clear outside i think the camera is having a problem. we have clear skies. we are taking a look at the forecast for today. but today, mostly sunny and warm. the conditions will be all slate live, tomorrow we will cool things down just a touch. it will be very springlike. here are our look ahead, the weekend should be sunny and warm. it will be cooler but obviously, beautiful. i will talk more about this coming up. >> george: it isn't easy ride for everyone around the bay, we are not tracking any hot spots for delays a we are watching an incident on 880 southbound and with zero. this has the potential to bad things up. this is has been cleared. watch this. in the meantime, the metering lights are activated at the bay bridge and the back of is forming. >> mark: top story that we're following this morning. nearly 300 people are still missing as searchers score and area of south korea's southern coast where a ferry sank. at l

time now is 419 must go back over to james. >> >>james: this video just in to the kron 4 news room. of the dramatic scene at a florida church.after a driver crashed into the sanctuary during an easter morning service. police say nearly 200 people were inside the fort meyers church at the time. when the driver says her brakes failed as she pulled into the parking lot. about two-dozen people were hurt.some of them trapped underneath the car. police are calling the crash a 'very unfortunate accident rather than a criminal act. some harsh words from the president of south korea are directed at the crew of a now-sunken ferry. the coast guard says at least 64 bodies have been found. with more than 200 people still missing, andrew spencer reports the death toll is likely to continue to rise. that has been looking for signs of malaysia airlines flight 370 has been deployed for its ninth journey deep into the southern indian ocean. the bluefin-21 probe has scanned roughly two-thirds of its intended search area. so far, it's found nothing officials say up to ten military aircraft and 11 ships

james what do you think? be true but i think everything we've been hearing from the fed, for example, is that the economy generally is growing now. not again, the fast growth we'd like but seems to be shaking off the winter doldrums. obviously stocks have taken a hit when earnings this quarter have not been what people hoped. maybe news is looking up with faster growth. melissa: we'll leave it there. gentlemen, thanks so much. >> thanks a lot. melissa: before you go let's touch on the new amazon phone. we were talking earlier in the week. we have images said to have been leaked. look at this. some say, this is the actual phone in the works. let's just say that people aren't so impressed with that. i don't think it looks that bad. everyone on line is complaining how ugly this thing is. here is the good thing. it seems not to have one, or two, but six cameras which will be used to create 3d i imagines which would be pretty neat. i don't know. james, what do you think of that? scott are you still with us to comm

then i'll be happy. >> james dean prepares for freedom.ñ >>> gentlemen, make sure your bunks are made. >> the cuyahoga county correction center is a weigh station for inmates. some head home after serving short sentences or being acquitted of the charges. others ship off to state prison following their convictions. and sometimes, a state prison inmate returns to the jail for appeals or other court proceedings before returning to what some call the parent institution. >> the worst statement i ever heard when i first started was i'm here for six months, i can't wait to get back to my parent institution. i said, what is a parent institution? he explained it to me, i thought, wow, they are really stuck on being incarcerated and they are the luxuries and comforts of i guess home. that blows my mind. when they said that i i got home and hugged my mom and dad and said wow. >> lawrence silk's event stay at the jail has come to an end. he was just put on a bus headed for the state prison that will now become his parent institution. >> silk rolled o

even lebron james is caught up in pharrell fever.t a post-game press conference. when he was asked, he said i'm happy. it looks like that song or the hat can cure a loss to the timberwolves. we can't wait to get happy with pharrell williams on monday on "gma" live in times square. performing a blockbuster concert. >> finally, it's not just the song playing everywhere, we'll get the real guy. >> i don't know what's more viral, "frozen" or that song. >> i'm going to go with "happy." that song is everywhere. >> you think so, ron? >> absolutely. >>> also getting plenty of clicks this morning, a 3-year-old toddler wowing the judges on the talent show "amazing chinese." he performed a three-minute set. the highlight was his robot dance. check out these moves. >> that is great. look at this. >> oh. [laughter] >> now the judges push a remote control and the tone of the dance changes. this robot was the best one. this little boy is wise beyond his years. he told the judges he dances everyday because it makes his mom laugh and his mom said lau

if anyone knows the story of james b has been there for us up the james thanks for joining us and tellus about this news conference that just wrapped up in the first really in many many days. what's new it would use it to be one that beat a takeaway on it if that the malaysian government in the nation investigation if it is but the ball wide it is the after thinking it should be on it we identify in the best position to find reach the areas that the king in to indicate what could be a plaque on the line up on that effect. in fact a connection to the theme of the natural at it he. going back to art that is making the game and the committee to protect the court at that it's been an interesting looking to find these identify what ought to be had heat the heat warning to the equipment been confined to that. what could be cut back one of the condemned it was a spectacle that they mention of the day that the court in detroit before that in the media that day that they think if we can do well. to help me get everything and walk a bit but that the defeat them is incomplete at that time it can'

steady way james let me give james the last word go ahead james so this is you know i mean this is you know simply ockham's razor is a word simply is true as is true right if you and nato were synonymous that we wouldn't have to separate organizations period ok eric last last word one is a political organization and there. are linked by at any point when he seems to he did it to him it has been made to pressure russia and it is a very foolish act because what they are doing is they are strengthening the most conservative sectors in russia and i am hearing and to western discourse which i have not heard of this country for many years as people feel that they will never get a fair hearing in the west that all right gentlemen i have to jump in here we have run out of time many thanks to my guest today in washington paris and in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember last. year the least. little bit of. this is it. because of. course. there are good. lists going to try to play play play going to be. much more efficient taking every minute. live

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. >> the new inmate is james poor.is charged with first degree murder for the execution style slayings of four women one month earlier. the victims were discovered together inside a tulsa apartment. all four women had their hands bound behind their backs. and each had been shot in the head. poor lives in the same complex and says he was friends with two of the victims. though he has yet to enter a formal plea, poor says he is completely innocent. >> people say you supposed to have faith in the system but it don't work like they say it's supposed to. they're going to kill me for something i didn't do? i don't want to die for something i didn't do. the part that got me so emotional is that these are our friends and now i'm being -- they saying i'm being charged with their deaths. >> poore recently completed a twelve year sentence for armed robbery of four convenience stores and has numerous jail stays on less serious convictions. >> for the first time in my life, i'm innocent and everybody thinks i'm guilty. >> tulsa hom

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joining me now, christina bellatoni and james peterson. thanks so you both.hristina, i want to start with you on this push to get women voters. clearly women are the key to the democrat hopes in 2014, making a big push between the equal payday as well as the president's executive actions. >> yeah. that's absolutely right. and it's not just women. women are part of the coc co-coalition. they go into hibernation during the midterms. the democrats can't afford to have that happen. control of the senate is on the line so they are trying to do lots of things to motivate people. what is interesting to me about this executive action is that it also opens them up to criticism from others who want to see him take executive action on matters like immigration. >> right. >> like on stopping some of the deportations that are happening, perhaps going further on marijuana laws. so there are a lot of different types of things that the president can do. >> and james, specifically, since the president took action on the minimum wage for federal contra contractors, the push has

up next, conductor james conlon. stay with us. two-time grammy winner james conlon is the conductor and music director of the los angeles opera. he is also championing composers whose work is not so well known to contemporary audiences. music by composer silence by that knotty regime. me.by the nazi regi the oratorio combines the story of moses leading the israelites to freedom with negro spirituals. the achievements were hijacked by racism. let's take a look first at james conlon conducting the cincinnati orchestra and chorus. ♪ tavis: good to have you on the program. >> thank you so much. tavis: let me start by talking about the state of opera. the opera is in trouble, it seems. wantte this down because i to get some context for our conversation if i can. peril,ld of opera is in as i said a moment ago. san diego's opera will fold now after 49 years. these are the closures of late. the new york city opera, 2013. baltimore opera, 2009 opera. boston, 2011. i percent tonio 2012. clearly you still believe in it -- opera san antonio 2

>>james: another pedestrian has been hit by current san francisco. latest incident happened near the intersection of gary and-- geary and gough street . according to police it was just before 3:00 p.m. sunday when a silver lexus traveling on geary struck a male pedestrian grid for witnesses said the met was transported by paramedics. still no word from police on the severity of the man's injuries. police said the driver remained of the scene and corporate with investigators. it you may want to keep your eyes on the skies tonight for something you don't see very often. it's called a "blood moon" but it's really a total lunar eclipse the shot of the earth will block the sun like they usually reflects off the loan which mexico white 3 it's the first in a series of four consecutive total eclipses and the next year and a half. a special viewing party is planned at the chabor space and science center and oakland starting at 9 tonight. here's what you'll be able to see in the bay area parity could see that began in 59 that's when you start to see the loan t

we will now go over to james what the weather. >> james: mount tam has a beautiful view.fect, but if you are in the fall it may not be customized. but at least the visual is okay. today we will start with 8:00 a.m.. we may see this continued through the weekend. by noon time, it will be partly cloudy. that is the location should clear up first. 65 degrees of by the bay and

james ramelli of keene on the market.com is standing by with today's chart talk. good morning james. > >good morning. > > what do you think about some possible stocks to pop this spring? > >i think that a lot of these social media and tech stocks that have gotten beaten up through the first part of the second quarter are starting to represent good value. when markets get frothy, it's important to look for value in stocks. i don't want to buying into charts that look overbought. one really good example is yelp. we saw a very strong year out of them. they're not yet a profitable company but momentum has been to the upside. stocks like that that have come off quite a bit from their highs could start to represent good value. like i said, when markets get choppy and people are uncertain, it's prudent to look for this type of value. > >what other names do you like and what do you see in the options market? > >pandora is another stock that made a really nice run in 2013 but may have gotten beaten up toward the second half of the first quarter or the beginning of the seco

lebron james to rashard lewis, back to james. the give and go. oh.ason plumlee with the rejection at the rim. take another look at it. got some ball. got some hand, too. james took another look at it. he thought it was the foul. officials disagree. nets win it 88-87. that's four-straight for brooklyn over miami this season. >>> stan and neil in the house. without a doubt. >> thanks, guys. >>> a high school student in miami has a good deed to do, now that someone else has done one for him. christian reyes lost his wallet. >> someone brought the wallet to the school. tucked inside was $20 more than reyes actually had. and a note to do something nice for someone else. he's promising to do just that. >>> up next in "the pulse," the cute pictures and video of prince george keep coming in now. and he gets in a little trouble during some play date time. we'll show you. >>> and dirty rat. a rodent causes quite a stir on a subway car. myso i asked her how i isaved fifteen percent on car insurance in just fifteen minutes. (laughter) "idk?" what does that mean?

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i'm james fletcher. and im anny hong. top story we are following this morning- 290 people are still missing as searchers scour an area off south korea's southern coast where a ferry sank. at least two people are dead and officials say they expect the death toll to rise. the ferry -- carrying 459 people, many of them high school students on a trip -- was sailing to the southern island of je-ju when it began a distress call after it started leaning to one side. the rescues dragged into the afternoon, wednesday, as the massive ship sank into the waters of the east china sea. the korean coast guard says the ship ended up being 95 percent submerged. local media ran photos showing the partially submerged ship almost completely on its side. 16 helicopters flew overhead and 34 rescue vessels were sent to the area to help in rescue operations. the south korean navy special forces and an underwater demolition team helped rescue passengers that jumped into the ocean as the ship went down. the two people that died--

>>james: here's a live look at storm tracker 4. right now seen that rain in san francisco and softer it the no. they get a little bit of a break. that's the way it's going to be all day long. we're going to get this scattered showers activity hit or miss. so keep the umbrella hand in know that some point about the day to day you might get a little sprinkle on your windshield. perhaps even while you're walking three and so does be ready for that. if the temperatures will also be cool. for one to focus on the rain. cox said at a damp. what we expected it will be clouded with the some light scattered showers mainly along the coast of this point. as a book put the club toward noon the widespread rain becomes a little more widespread still light in nature. you did light green on the map. by 5:00 p.m. on your drive home we had the chance to of may be seeing some light to moderate rain for the drop particularly here in the north bay. but a san francisco does plan on having a which evening commute and in the rain, the push is on threw bric

climbed it first was a member of steve along's expedition which came in 1820 and his name was ed wynne james. some people started calling it james peak in the 1820s and 1830s and they coexist until the army topographical engineer sort of official gave it the name of pikes peak. i don't know if there was a point they started doing it but it came into usage in the late 1830'ss and 40s and james peak sellout. [inaudible] >> other than he passed through it in december, november 11th, feb. twenty-seventh of 1806-1807. he did manage to climb the peak. declined another mountain but didn't climb the peak and for trivia persons it is almost certainly not although there's some debate about that. if you look at the mountain crests line. you see pike speak and the lower one. the third one to the south is a perfect triangle. thanks a bunch for coming out. hope you had a good time. >> pleasure to meet you. have you seen one of those maps of louisiana i got in here in your colorado fourth grade textbook? i am sorry? in eighth grade you get to that. okay. what is your name? good to meet you. thanks for comi

was check-in with james fletcher for our forecast. >>james: 6 am getting a start to the day. rejected as believe that the jacket this morning. let's walk you through temperatures and the weather as a to expected to play out of the course of the day. rapture heading off to work or school partly cloudy. it will be cool temperatures in the 40's for a lot of spots of so be ready for that and when the two and a good many vocations. we have a noontime forecast a little bit earlier. will expect conditions to be right near the 70 degree mark for some of our warmest inland locations. 69 degrees on average 3655 ave. if today your forecast is slightly warmer than yesterday but it is a little when deer than yesterday. keep that in mind. will have your extended look look out and three forecast coming up. less than ever to george. >>george: south bend peninsula freeways look great. no. the game iran ride is a great. softball no one at 116 or like the highway. >>: a garage destroyed after an early-morning fire in a bottle kron4 theresa so is live with more. >>: yes you can see crews from th

if you would like to add any comments, sir as principle of the james lick school. please come up to the seat and press the bottom >> madam president and superintendant and everyone. thank you on behalf of jane kim lick muscled school we're truly honored mr. burns was truly a roll model for our kids and we're 450u789d by this gesture >> thank you very much any comments from the board or we gave this a positive reckless so we're ready for a role call vote. >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. dr. murase. commissioner norton. commissioner wynns and president fewer. 5 i's. thank you very much. let's go back to item f public comment no speakers and consent calendar. can i have a motion and a second on the consent calendar your second >> thank you very much. any items that are corrected by the superintendant. i see no one reading from by the board any items severed by the board of superintendents seung roll call vote will take place under section o and item i proposals none together. with the class speakers we've having had quite a

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>> well, yes, senator paul does have a valid point, but to james' point, it is a larger conversatione, and a perfect recipe of the parents being involved and the teachers and the legislators and the governors being involved for the proper funding for schools. so it is a larger issue, but the underscoring issue that senator paul is trying to mention here is that it takes much more parental involvement, and on the ground involvement at the local level to make sure that child succeeds. and every single child should have the right educational opportunities ash and the equal educational opportunities, and we know it is not the case in america here, and senator paul should be given credit to have this conversation, and not afraid to go into the black neighborhood to have this conversation. >> and part of that conversation is violence. >> and there is a problem. mental illness with some of the shootings, and also just a thuggishness that is out of control that no longer knows right from wrong, but it is something really beyond government, but it is spiritual, and it is that people need to b

let me get now to james.you do at rapid ratings financial ratings, and you look at the health of a company. on your scale explain to our viewers how you do this and what twitter rates at. >> sure. twitter's rated at 16 out of a 0 out of 100, 100 being the best. liz: that's not good. >> it's not particularly good. liz: why? >> we're measuring financial health, how well a company's efficiently run, and in almost every respect -- certainly compared to a lot of the other social media companies that have come out with ipos -- liz: in fact, since you've been covering it, it's never gotten than, what, about a 17? >> that's right. and i think for the last couple of years it has certainly, you know, puttered along. it's continuing to have more potential than it is reality. it's an unprofitable business, relatively immature, and everything that tom's saying and the market is saying is really that we have to see user growth over time and see them be able to monetize those users -- liz: but, tom, it's a verb now. i tweet

trader james romelli is at cme. i understand not that high of a price but still 80% is 80%? james? oh, james has been robbed of his voice. can anyone hear him? i don't think so. darn it! we'll go back to him in a bit. hopefully, elon musk's spacex is reportedly in the final weeks of new investment round that could raise up to $200 million. is it safe for investors to invest with "iron man"? jonathan hoenig, a fox contributor. monica mate at that and spencer abraham from "wall street journal" thanks for joining us. i will start with you guys. spacex looking to raise a lot more money. do you think they're a good bet? would you give them more money? >> there is reason why elon musk was the dell for "iron man" movie character character in the movie. he thinks bolder than anyone in technology today. melissa: that means you can cash boldly as well. >> yeah. it does. spacex almost went bankrupt in 2008 because they couldn't launch these rockets. melissa: sure. but they got a great contract from nasa. >> they have several billion dollars in order backlog to launch these satellites to bring

. >> the new inmate is james pore. he is charged with first degree murder for the execution style slayings of four women a month earlier. they are found together in an apartment. all four had their hands bound behind their backs and each shot in the head. he lives in the same complex and says he was friends with two of the victims. he has yet to enter a plea, he says he's completely innocent. >> people say you supposed to have faith in the system, but it don't work like they say it's supposed to. these people are fixing to kill me for something i didn't do. i don't want to die for something i didn't do. the part that got me so emotional is that these are our friends and now i'm being -- they saying i'm being charged with their deaths. >> poore recently completed a 12-year prison sentence for the armed robbery of four stores. >> for the first time in my life, i'm innocent and everybody expect -- except me and god believe i'm guilty. >> tulsa homicide investigators believe poore is not only guilty, but he did not act alo

visit truecar.com >>> this is james simpson. james simpson is a state transportation commissioner, which is not one of the glamour jobs of government in any state. but what james simpson is showing us here, what he's pointing out in this picture is a marquee government thing that lots of people tend to care about. what he's pointing out is the rapidly rusting out underbelly of a great big important bridge. this particular bridge is about 80 years old. it's called the pulaski skyway. it connects jersey city, new jersey, on the way in from new york city. it carries something like 70,000 cars every day, give or take. but that major, major piece of infrastructure is just flat falling apart. and so, these state transportation commissioner, james simpson, he's been out there explaining to the public why his department needs to close down this major bridge coming into new york and they need to shut it down for two hole years. commissioner simpson has set up a website explaining how this is going to work for commuters. they started a tw