jim, pat, back to you. >> busy afternoon. veronica, thanks. >>> he's aiming for a political comeback after risque photos forced his resignation. why anthony weiner says not to be surprised if even more controversial pictures turn up. >>> and then he said, loretta, don't leave me, i can't breathe. >> and the man stops breathing after it takes 20 minutes for the right help to arrive. the news4 i-team goes straight the news4 i-team goes straight to the top to find let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. >>> there could be more lewd photos out there of anthony weiner. the former congressman made that revelation today while making a case for his political comeback. he made his public appearance today, his first in a long time, in the race for new york city mayor. in a radio

the members of the public to address you on matters that are not on today's calendar and directors, jim pat trick would like to address you. >> i have additional things to add there. number one, the west end, no thanks. i do have the hand out, which is available for you to look at. if you look at the baoel street entrance, that is the one displayed by everyone. you never see the west end entrance, why don't you see the we can end entrance? well, it is just sort of a second sister, what we are talking about specifically is this is the diagram and you see the circle part of it is the west end exit of the transbay depot. and it has gone, major design problems. and it has a risk problem and it has a cost problem and there are some changes. what has happened given the contractors recently signed for the building. and i have a recommendation for the board. and this is what the baoel street looks like. i think that it is fantastic and does a great job. >> this is what the west end looks like, we have created a stairway elevator and it is really not very interesting. you see, with the look disappea

jim. i.e., represent the vice president pat is ill and not able to leave home at this point. we want to add our support to this lease provision p we spent a tremendous amount of time with jim summers and we found which usually we're on the other side of the table but in this specific project we're extremely pleased with the kind of cooperation that we had. the kind of assistance and understanding the complex issues that the folks in the area had concerns about. we got a lot of straight information wherever we asked our questions. i think i can. for the general population that the community is pleased with the process. and we're extremely pleased with the final outcome. there will be a community fund established and that will be funded by albert. there are making a generous donation to argue response project in the community. we are extremely supportive. and the chances that this lease revision will allow will mitigate many of the major concerns we had about the original proposal quarry. so we certainly urge you to support this provision and the community would like to thank yo

pat in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, pat. >> >> caller: i got 9 parts of my 401 k, the only thing that'sderperforming. what should i do? >> you know what, look. this is p miller. this is a great company. they have a hammer lock on the equipment business. it's up in '67. it's reported a bad quarter. it's gone higher then. i think 9% is fine. if you were to tell me 23%, i'd say you got to cut it back. you are fine with national oil embargo. hey, how about we go to bill in my home state of pennsylvania. bill. >> caller: hi, jim, bbb-boo-yah from devon. >> devon, horse country. let's talk. >> caller: energy has been flattering leak our phillies with the barium petroleum acquisition delayed the 52-week low hit yesterday and barnd's species article highly debumpgd. do you think the yield and energy is a buy? >> remember, domenic brown is the hottest homeowner hitter in the league right now. wynne energy, we put out a deal, i'd love for the company to come on. i know the yield is high. we urge people not the panic. rerecognize there is a rotation out of these stocks. breaking up is really for t

pat? >> reporter: jim, this afternoon the parents of julian dawkins here at the alexandria police headquarters to meet with detectives investigating their son's death. this as we learn new information about this unusual case. new today, the mother of julian dawkins said her son had a knife with him on the night he was shot, but she says it was folded up in his pants. >> they found it when he got to the hospital in his back pocket folded up. >> reporter: new today, sources say that off-duty sheriff's deputy who shot and killed julian dawkins moved into that lynhaven neighborhood about two months ago. he's been questioned and released, and the dawkins family is not happy about that. >> for him to be free, i feel like every kid out here in this neighborhood is not safe with him on the street. >> reporter: new today, alexandria mayor bill yule described this case as strange, and promised there will be no breaks for this sheriff's deputy. i spoke to the mayor by phone. >> despite the fact that the alleged shooter was an off-duty aurrlington county deputy sheri, that will have nothing to do with the

jim cavanaugh. >>> coming up, senator pat toomey says many of us believe why some republicans vote against those wider background checks, not because they disagree with them, because they didn't want to help or even be seen helping president obama. why am i not surprised? tonight we'll talk to erica laugherty whose mother is the courageous sandy hook principal who died protecting those kids. she confronted a u.s. senator who voted against that bill. that was a tough moment for her. and a much tougher moment for the so-called senator. >>> what do we do about gitmo? this is a tough one. especially around progressives. no country wants to take the prisoners that we have. we can't just let them go, can we? how long can the united states actually hold prisoners without taking them to trial? >>> also, jon stewart said it best. he always does. congress only cares about meals on wheels when those meals are coming down the aisle on a nice airplane. tonight the head of the meals on wheels program himself is coming here to talk about the suffering because of these cuts, because of the sequestration. >>> and by n

then you had jackie, jim, keith, and sandy. >> as usual, pat is tending bar. >> i make a good long islandmake a good bloody mary. >> two security cameras capture what happens next. >> all of a sudden, the whole bar exploded. i went flying in the air. >> a truck going 70 miles an hour smashed through the bar's back wall. >> it was about a '97, '96, chevy extended cab, 1500 four-wheel drive. a big enough truck to kill anybody. >> seconds earlier, the truck veered into oncoming traffic and taking out a utility pole next to the bar's parking lot. >> as i was leaning over the bar, and i looked out the window and to my surprise a telephone pole goes flying by. i just said, what the heck is that? and i was trying to get out of the way. the bar was, like, caving in on me. >> where people were sitting or standing seconds before the accident determines their fate. sandy is sitting at the end of the bar, when she is almost crushed by a video game machine that becomes a potentially lethal airborne weapon. >> i landed half in the kitchen. i picked myself up, found my glasses and i heard one guy yellin

pat our development chair. joe has been incredible. john amazing that were chris kelly, jim wonder man from the bay area.lotte the first people i went and spoke to. and robert anderson is here. now, one of our biggest cheerleaders mayor willie brown >> i am delighted to be part of the effort to make sure that san francisco is selected for either 50 or 51 preferably 50. nothing impressed me more when young mr. murphy rruited 25 percent of all that's been raised from the gallagher and the rest of you will remain in the community for people who are in need. that 25 percent on-ramps into $8 million. obviously greatly in need based on all the numbers we see. and to have that happen around an font around the super bowl will be the mayor said it's just the threshold we will expand on a cooperative basis. i would guess there's no other region in this nation that can change so many minds and souls in terms of resources and in terms of talent and in terms of location and obviously as my i late friend herb came in said if you can't make heaven san francisco is our preference and clearly the rest of the world sees i

reading -- i don't know whether you guys follow paulsen, he comes on all the time, not hank or pat, but jim paulsen, who says we've seen in that little bit of a pullback, we saw 3%, 3.5% in the last couple weeks before these new highs, that there had been enough rotation and enough churning going on to where that actually represented a near-term correction. do you guys buy that or do you think we're getting close to a top? i'll go back to you, chris. >> absolutely. i think that's totally correct. i mean, you look at pfizer and philip morris, you'll see that -- >> ibm. >> -- consumer staples, you know, they sort of are really marginal as far as further up side is concerned. but what you've seen is a rotation. as i said, all tech and defense companies, unloved and unwanted areas look attractive right now. >> are you out of bonds or you still have a fixed income component? >> very small fixed income component, short duration. i think you need to -- it may be two, three, four years before we see interest rates come up, but nobody wants to be caught leaning the wrong way. >> yeah, how about you,

pat toomey and marco rubio, they all found that issue to tack to the middle. ted cruz hasn't found that issue, does he want to or follow in the footsteps of jim demint and end up at the heritage foundation. >> maybe want to be the next santorum, follow to the right but own it. >> what rick santorum did was move to the center and lost and then tacked far to the right. >> hillary clinton, i'm not her speechwriter, she will go after the worst in your party. she won't debate the guy running against her, she'll debate the worst elements in your party. >> we have gender gap problem. we have an hispanic problem. we have to have somebody that expands the base. >> what would you say the woman not your age, my age, said it's about time to have a woman president. how do you fight that argument if she's obviously qualified? >> it's a tough one. you have to find those women -- there will be a woman who will vote purely on it. you have to make it a competence issue. >> competence issue. >> i think hillary is a tough candidate for us. we'll see. i'm not going to predict that. i don't think she's going to get the nomination and i don't think she's going to run. >> you don't t