>> ken griffin, the founder of cidel. he's battling his wife over the terms of their divorce. in a recent filing she said ken's income is more than $100 million a month or $68.5 million after taxes. that's $2 million a day or around $91,000 per hour. spokeswoman for griffin declined comment, this is all part of a dispute over child support. ann is asking for a million dollars a month in child support. ken says that's excessive and includes things like private jets $450,000 vacations and $6800 a month for groceries that are mainly for what he calls, ann's op ewe lant lifestyle. it's what they spent during their marriage and illinois law requires child support to match the family's spending during their marriage and her filing diaz admits quote, it's a silly exercise to pretend that day-to-day living expenses even

ken ken you do. you have the children.ermission slips. >> i have signed many in my day, and i'll tell you, a number of years back b what this teacher did might be crazy, but now we have such an exploding problem with obesity and diabetes in this country, kids -- you know, parents are trying to get a hold on their kids' health -- kennedy: yeah, they are. >> trying to keep their weight down, and i think in light of that -- kennedy: it's not reasonable at all. steve, actually, they're just eating one oreo. that's it. it's not a sleeve of oreos like i said pretty much every time my mom went to the grocery store and would bring home -- >> yeah, like crack. kennedy: i'd eat as many as i could fit in my mouth. >> yes. kennedy: it's, actually, the kids are just eating one oreo, and the permission slip says they will be using a double-stuf to simulate three types of plate boundaries. they may not -- they may eat the oreo after the investigation, but they do not have to, and then it says my child has permission to eat the oreo. with

a response from ken walsh? guest: reagan and kennedy are two people i talk about in the book as celebrities in chief. they are qualified in all the basic ways. our caller made reference to kennedy glamour, a lot of people interested in kennedy. he played on the contrast to eisenhower, the old soldier. kennedy was a hero in world war ii. the commander of pt 109. he brought glamour to the white house and a lot of formal events. he had a beautiful wife good looks himself, lovely children and the white house played on that. they used the glamour of the kennedys to tailor his appeal into the idea that he was a new kind of president, a vigorous, energetic new leader. the torch was passed. the white house was very clever in many ways of using the media. television was emerging as the dominant media of the time. they put out wonderful photos of the kennedys, the wonderful events they had at the white house. pictures of the children and family at the white house. the famous picture of john junior hiding under the presid

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl. now, we've all heard about the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of omega xl users that have chosen to fight inflammation and get rid of pain. now they're living life to the fullest, thanks to omega xl -- the all-natural anti-inflammatory that has more available omega-3s than regular fish oil. >> someone introduced me to omega xl, and i have almost forgotten about the pain. it's that incredible. >> omega xl is far greater

there's a resistance movement ken burns, that's going on.storical documentary, it's about the science, but it's also very much, of course, about the people, the patients and their families, and we saw that. >> i think that's the important part. it is a very very complicated and fascinating history across all of human history because the disease has been with us as long as we have been here as human beings and it's also a very interesting science, a kind of c.s.i. of discovery and investigation of disappointment and serendipity of mistakes turning into great discoveries, but anchoring it all is the fact this is still a human equation and, too often in our larger political discussion, even the personal ones about cancer, we've left out the agency of patients and we've tried to in this film return that agency to them. but these are very tough decisions. you see parents worrying about a 17-month-old girl, wondering what the radiation is going to do to her and we're there. we understand exactly those dynamics. and because either one of us will ge

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ken: i cannot answer that. these companies that produce shelf-staple foods need to watch the bottom line. there are a lot of people that think they can do better. matt: thanks so much, ken shea and julie hyman. covering this -- olivia: do your feed your children velveeta? julie: no. matt: why would you even ask? this is organic. matt: i think most of american families, i would guess that the lion's share has a box of kraft macaroni cheese on the shelf. if you grew up in new york on park avenue, you eat annie's or your blue soup kitchen. julie: tell him what kind of macaroni and cheese you have. matt: a terrible start to 2015 for american express. cancer not -- the ceo can express tough questions. olivia: they pay matt to see new cars and talk about them. ford's chief marketing officer talks about the commercials with matthew mcconaughey. ♪ olivia: welcome. back to "market makers." germany says there is no evidence of foul play in the crash in the french alps. the investigation into the crash of the germanwings

ken was the oldest of three. ken's sister cheryl and brother lowell remember his wonderful sense of humor and strong desire to farm. he earned the bronze star, purple heart and the national defense service medal for heroism in his attempt to move his critically injured platoon leader to safety while under sniper fire. his commanding officer cited ken's courageous self-sacrifice and the inspiring bravery as reflecting great credit upon himself and the united states army. paul willis was born july 22, 1947. he is from canada, but he enlisted in fargo. he served in the marine corps first marine expeditionary force, first marine division. he died may 28, 1967. age at the time of death was 20 years old. his uncle a united states marine, sponsored him so that he as a canadian, could enlist in the united states marine corps. paul was proud to volunteer and served the united states as a marine so he could fight communism. paul signed a noncitizen waiver so he could serve in country in vietnam with his unit. one story tha

ken has changed his own finances.iantly on it in an op-ed on what he's done different differently. ken, thank you for taking the time. >> glad to be here. neil: i thought it was a very, very equizitly written column on the part of a guy who has seen more than he cares to. and how unprepared most of us are not planning on happening immediately. >> that's right. after 9/11, over half the victims did not have a will. over half the victims had no life insurance whatsoever. the overwhelming number of survivors, even though we offered them free financial planning didn't want it. neil: is that right? >> over -- i think only about 78 of over three -- almost 3,000 people who died on 9/11, only 78 families when i offered them the compensation, were willing to receive free financial planning assistance. neil: you know what i thought reading your column, if not for that compensation fund, they'd have been in deep doodoo. >> that's right. and also i discovered -- and you know this, neil, most families when they're intact before a

host: north carolina, you are on with ken walsh.r: the caller earlier said something about the only president ever impeached. according to my information andrew johnson was also impeached. they were both impeached by the house of representatives and acquitted by the senate. richard nixon would have been impeached had he not resigned. i would like to know if you knew why andrew johnson was impeached. host: your understandin -- guest: your understanding is just the same as mine. andrew johnson was not the kind of accommodater or brilliant politician lincoln was. he had tremendous fights with congress, to girly the lincoln facti -- particularly the lincoln faction who wanted a tougher stance with the south. johnson was not very deft at this. he had problems with appointments and ran afoul of the senate. it was a rather technical issue of his appointments that caused the impeachment. underneath that was this tremendous stirring of animosity towards him because of his handling his ham-handed handling of reconstruction because he was allo

but i've been -- i was ken before and i'm ken since. dad say kenneth. >> seth: yeah, sir ken, i feel like there weren't any knights named sir ken. >> no. [ laughter ] my dad would have had a lot to say about that, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: this is a bit of a departure from your last two films. you did thor. you did jack ryan, and now cinderella. is it nice to transition to something so different? >> well, yeah it is. it's nice when the only explosion involves a pumpkin. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] right. easier to explode too. >> pumpkin destruction is simpler, you get a lot of mice involved. and that helps. a few lizards. a goose. you've done it before. >> seth: of course, yeah we've all blown up pumpkins. [ laughter ] >> transforming them is -- it's just good fun. it's different from flying hammers and, so it's a nice change. >> seth: you mentioned mice, you know, cinderella known for the mice. but of course, animated is easier, what did you end up doing with your mice. >> we had a kind of mice unit. we followed mice around. >> seth

our ken bastida is following the story from our newsroom. ken. >> reporter: yeah, hi, liz. it's still not clear what happened to this whale. a marine biologist has confirmed that it is a youngster, 45 feet long, there are no apparent signs of trauma on the carcass but it is slightly decomposed and you can smell it a long ways away. the biologist says it won't be known how the whale died until the results from today's necropsy are in. that could take a couple of days. biologists say it's not uncommon to see a humpback wash ashore. >> it comes in waves. we have had years where we have had two or three and some years none. so humpback whales are a little more unusual. >> monterey bay has often been a feeding area for them. almost year round. chopper 5 spotted another humpback whale swimming near shore in monterey bay. there it is. not clear if there's a relation to the dead whale, some are thinking this whale could be the calf's mother. as for the beached whale, park ranger are urging curious people who want to go look at it to please, stay away. it's the start of the spring m

ken feinberg, we have to leave it at that.gm compensation fund administrator among many other responsibilities. liz: good to see you. david: dead head fans, listen up, you could have a chance to see one of the grateful dead's last performances but it comes at a very hefty price. we'll tell you how much coming 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. liz: dead heads around the world are willing to pay top dollars plural for a chance to see the grateful dead perform for what is reported to be their last time on stage this july. 50th anniversary tour. david: that is jerry gasser seia. o

all right i'm going this way. >> i love you, ken.o you later. >> okay, bye bye. >> reporter: there are a host of services available for people like rita to try to turn their lives around. and despite all of those services that are available, some people are still making choices that keep them on the streets. frank. >> reporter: ken it's no secret that can be a dangerous area. you were there all by yourself. you didn't know anybody. we saw that one incident with the guy who bumped into you or you bumped into him. was there ever a point when you were concerned about your safety. >> reporter: no not really. you just have to use common sense. i checked in with the police while i set up on my own. he said just stay away from large groups of people who like suspicious. if you see someone acting suspicious, turn around and go the other way and that's exactly what i did. >>> benjamin netanyahu spoke before a group in washington. boehner made around the white house when he made the invitation. the prime minister says the ties between the two

steven: let's go to ken thomas of ap. kenneth: the playoff of that you have played a very important role in the caucuses. we will probably have a very large field in iowa. does that potentially dilute religious conservatives influence and power. we saw this past week, ted cruz announced his campaign at liberty university in a clear attempt to connect with religious conservatives feared. jennifer: i am a government professor -- that is my paying job. what of the things that i would be observing very carefully is that it's not only how the group as a whole is attracting to voters and how they are trying to present their message but also are subgroups. certainly, we have groups in iowa republicans where social issues are very important. evangelical christians would be one of those groups. i think one of the things to look at is how candidates that are directly appealing to that group -- ted cruz for example bobby jindal, mike huckabee -- how they are perceived within a particular group. the last caucus we had, rick santorum

ryan. >> reporter: that's right, ken.e're here at the family vineyards and they want their historic barn to be uprighted in time for crush this summer. there is a lot of work to do. check out how it's leaning. those slanted doors in front give you a good perspective. soon crews will work on straightening this leaning landmark but they're on the clock. >> it didn't seem real. still kind is kind of crazy. >> reporter: the earthquake shook napa in august it damaged this 129-year-old barn at the family vineyards. the quake moved the building four feet to the west. >> the fact that it is still standing we're incredibly blessed. >> reporter: the winely got green light interest engineers to repair the bar which they used as a tasting room office space and wine making facilities. step one is straightening the bent barn with hydraulic lifts. it is a meticulous process. crews can only move the barn one inch a day. >> it's going to be a slow process but that's what we're really excited about to get this thing vertical again. >> repo

the chp says they are checking on that. >> ken pritchett in hayward tonight. ken, thank you. >>> now to san francisco, where a 5-year-old girl is hospitalized after a very similar accident at the stonestown shopping center. the little girl was with her mother around noon time, when they were struck by a car at city sports pub. the mother suffered a broken arm, the girl has a head injury. police say the driver of the vehicle was an 86-year-old woman. police familiar with the area say it can be dangerous for pedestrians. >> it's really dangerous. a lot of skateboarders come flying down, they don't stop, or bicyclists, or people, they're not looking. >> the driver wasn't hurt. she was released from the hospital. there is no word yet if she will face charges in connection with the incident. >>> we now know the name of a woman shot and killed by plainclothes police officers. a small memorial is in place where 24-year-old alice brown died. investigator say they spotted her behind the wheel of a possible stolen car. when they approached, she drove the wrong way on a

thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, ken. we are deeply honored and very much and this program will hold a very special place in our heart. thank you very much. it's my pleasure to introduce you to dan from the innovation hangar. he comes from a long and fascinating career even though he's so young and youthful and taken a very deep and meaningful path to his career in which he combines an incredible creative spirit, deep knowledge of tech, an incredible entrepreneurial sense and very deep guiding sense of sustainability on philanthropic side and he will bring his great spirit to all he does here and it's my pleasure to ask had i am to come up. thank you. [ applause ] >> welcome. it's very exciting to see everybody here and for you to begin to feel the excitement and atmosphere that comes with a sense of place. place is very important and it's actually the driving force that let us to do the things that hopefully you will get a chance to enjoy over the next year. it comes with the idea if you bring a lot of people together fr

it came in the form of an email, ken. yesterday, it came into the "chronicle" newsroom and in that email, attached to it, was a possible proof of life message. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the 35 second message possibly proof of life in ought i don't form with the kidnap victim mentioning yesterday's biggest news story. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: she also mentioned one of denise's childhood memories. >> first concert [ indiscernible ] mom, um, [ indiscernible ] it was eerie when we heard it. we didn't know what to make of the email. we didn't know if it was legitimate or not. >> reporter: the "chronicle" told investigators about the email which said denise would be returned safely today t went on to say any advance on us or our associates will create a dangerous situation for denise. >> having a news organization actually brought into this story is unusual obviously. but we're just glad that denise is safe. >> reporter: the "chronicle" played the message for her father yesterday before he got the news she was safe today. >>

no really, ken, 60%. they clinched the division for the first time since bob leury bought the giants for $8 million. >>> mit quarter finals, the winner goes to new york. anthony brown scored, but his elbow to the face of luke coronet was labeled an inadvertent flagrant foul. they cut the lead to sex. shot clock winding down. jason randall. gets rejected. the cardinals hold ton to win and they are headed to madison square garden. >>> he is going to the chicago bears. he was investigated in two different cases for domestic violence, sexual domestic assault. >>> tuesday night top five. follow the bouncing ball. now, jeremy lin will save it, unfortunately to the wrong guy. and the lakers lost the game. number four, watch this goal, manchester united. are you kidding me? against the rival liverpool. a magnificent goal. at number three, the warriors on the break, throw down the high arching lob to andre iguodala. how about that? one more time. at number two, are you ready for baseball you guys? i am about ready

ken prich chet is in oakland tonight and tell us us most of it will come from bonds aboved by voters. >>reporter: at that press conference with the governor today, the leader of the state senate called this drought an economic environmental and public health crisis and he says that washington, congress, isn't chipping in a diep. california taxpayers are paying for this drought. >> governor brown with legislative leaders from both parties announced another drought relief package more than a billion dollars adz winter -- as winter ends with little water to show this a struggle and something we're going to have be live with for how long, we're not sure. >>reporter: the near record low snow pack assures a dry we're with some of the money going for emergency supplies. >> in -- one of the things we learned is in the last two years, food bank lines have tripled in that community. because there are no jobs due to the lack of water. >>reporter: 272 million dollars will be used to improve drinking water quality on projects and on recycled water projects. an example of which you can find in the

memories of a childhood aversion to salamanders led ken andrus to oppose making salamanders the state amphibian. somebody give that man a noogie. the girl who started this campaign in the fourth grade in idaho, she did not give up, she said she would not and she has not. she is now 14, she started this in fourth grade. today, she started to win. today. her bill got through the idaho house even though the guy who said he could not vote for it because salamanders are ugly, but she has stuck with it since fourth grade, she is now 14. she is now getting it done. that earnest perseverance is infectious especially when faced with so called adult opposition that makes no sense or is

david: ken, today is a great day, but every other day the market dips. wondering if you buy into every one of the dips, because if so, you're buying just about every other day. >> isn't it amazing? we can never get any traction. the russell's showing muscle today, and one day after the next we kind of see it bouncing around. if you step back for a second, there's a little competition in the stocks. the fed fund rates at 0-.25%. janet yellen, the raising rates has been pushed back. the market just keeps going and going and going, and those pessimists, those bears just keep missing it because the trend's your friend, and that's when we're following. david: so the answer is, yes, you buy in the dips, right? >> buy the dips. david: justed to get you on -- just wanted to get you on record. liz: overtap, you've been around long enough to know that sometimes we see the dips and sometimes we see the muscle flexing, and that's what we have right now. is there a way to really participate in this rally but also protect yourself for that moment when we might see dow

, say, back to you, ken and liz. >> back to you, ken and liz. >> all right!perfect. >> nailed it. he did it. antonio, thank you, sir. >> tell antonio, paul -- >> i better watch out. >> tell antonio what they he is running our station that we are both really nice to him. >> remember that. >> when you're general manager, we all ask if we can keep our jobs. is that a good deal? >> mm-hm. >> he says yes. >> awesome. >> he says yes. >> job security. >> thank you. >>> thanks, antonio and paul. >>> catching a wave before he can even walk. dad gets an earful for taking his 9-month-old bo >>> a family is suing lucky after this happened where their kids normally would be playing. take a look. >> the nanny cam caught the boiler exploding into their basements on friday the 13th. a baby was sound asleep in her room and another child had gone work with the dad. the nan and a saw smoke coming out of the vents and got everyone out of the house. no one was hurt. >>> it's never too early to teach your kids how to surf. at least that's what one father says after taking his baby

a response from ken walsh?: reagan and kennedy are two people i talk about in the book as celebrities in chief. they are qualified in all the basic ways. our caller made reference to kennedy glamour, a lot of people interested in kennedy. he played on the contrast to eisenhower, the old soldier. kennedy was a hero in world war ii. the commander of pt 109. he brought glamour to the white house and a lot of formal events. he had a beautiful wife good looks himself, lovely children and the white house played on that. they used the glamour of the kennedys to tailor his appeal into the idea that he was a new kind of president, a vigorous, energetic new leader. the torch was passed. the white house was very clever in many ways of using the media. television was emerging as the dominant media of the time. they put out wonderful photos of the kennedys, the wonderful events they had at the white house. pictures of the children and family at the white house. the famous picture of john junior hiding under the president's

fox 29's dave chin ken is live at darby police tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, it's been emotional day here an emotional monday for police officers at darby borough police headquarters as this case moves one step closer to seeing murder charges. officer mark hudson's live-in girlfriend was the only on the person in his glenn odd dell house when he was shot in his house and killed. >> he didn't shoot himself were you the forensic evidence proves he didn't shoot himself. >> his boss chief smythe said the girlfriend was charged with making terroristic threats against officer hudson he expects an upgrade relateed to his murder. >> i'm looking for the charges to be escalated and i don't want to put a time frame on it but over the next day or two i'm looking for that. >> reporter: flags are at half

ken had to go. >> finally it looked like the season. because it's been like two months since we've had a good snowfall up there. finally yes, we can celebrate. we got snow in the sierra. i'll have ski resort snowfall totals coming up. today felt a bit like winter. with rain in san jose but boy has the atmosphere calmed down quickly. san jose the rain is finished for you. for everywhere else in the bay area, rain is done and done for another week. napa 66. gilroy today 65. oakland, you had a few showers dancing around you. san jose, you were the wet spot today. .8 of an inch of rainfall. san francisco, 61. san rafael, 60s. you can see the counter clockwise turn. that's an odd direction for us. that's because the low is passing by to our west. we did get snow on saturday in the mountains. we got additional snowfall today. squaw valley reported their highest elevation 32 inches of new snowfall. mount rose ski resort 16 inches. ski heavenly coming in at 14 inches. we had the snow in the mountains. we had the rain here. what happened next? a

former four-time all pro washington redskins linebacker ken harvey will be one of them. he is here now to explain. ken, a pleasure to you have here. >> a pleasure to be here, thank you. >> i was going to ask you if you have the power but forget if you have the power because you don't have that much power. you know the lawmakers could do something. what are you going to tell them? what's your message to them to help fight obesity? >> it's quite a simple process. i think if you had a pleasurable time and understand the value of physical fitness, remember that because it's something that's going to help you in the future. if you didn't have a pleasurable experience, if it wasn't good for you, think of it in terms of finance. right now because of obesity, in the long run we're paying tons of money to take care of problems we can prevent early on. i would say right now stop thinking short:term and start -- short term and start thinking long term. think about what will happen down the road and the cost. that's kind of the message. >> you also are saying, too, it's harder now w

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.out the benefits of a daily dose of fish oil, but they tell me that omega xl takes a giant leap forward towards maintaining good health. now, we're also gonna speak to dr. sharon mcquillan, a board-certified in family practice, specializing in anti-aging and preventative medicines. when we return, the doctor and ken will explain how omega xl can help you. >> announcer: if you've been living in pain and you're tired of trying products that just don't work, you are not alone. today, 1.5 billion people worldwide are living in chronic pain. don't let pain deny you the life you deserve. join hundreds of thousands of

it is now ken's turn. >> i have to channel stan bunger. >> you know what?t is the embarrassing anchor segments i say that you're just going to get this one today. we are going to give you an easy one of the your word today ken is -- are you ready -- do i get a drum roll? chimichanga. >> a spanish word. >> chimichanga. >> i have seen this on menus. [ laughter ] >> of course the pen doesn't work. let's see. >> chimichanga. >> can i have the language of origin, please? >> spanish word. it is a tortilla wrapped around a filling and deep fried. >> chimichanga. we'll take a wild stan. c-h-i-m-i-c-h-a-n-g-a. chimichanga. >> yes! it looks right. is that right? chimichanga! that looks right. i don't hear anything but i'm going to say yes. >> what do i win? [ applause ] >> yes, he got it right. >> can you tuesday in a sentence? >> yes. [ indiscernible ] congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> i only got one this week. the spelling bee airs live this saturday on our sister station kbcw 44/cable 12 at noon or at website, kpix.com/bee. >>> coming up in the next half-

well, ken has developed and tested a product called omega xl.life, and that's something that i want to share with as many people as possible. take your omega xl. >> announcer: all these stories are from people that have experienced the benefits of omega xl. 25 years of clinical studies have proven that omega xl has far better benefits than ordinary fish oils. this is due to omega xl's source, the green-lipped mussel. this mussel is farmed in the purest waters in the world the marlborough sound in new zealand. once harvested, it goes through a patented super-critical co2-extraction process. this unique process allows omega xl to have 22 times the fatty-acid availability and makes it more powerful than regular fish oils. therefore, omega xl is more effective at reducing inflammation, the cause of pain. you don't need to suffer anymore. omega xl will help you get rid of pain and live the life you deserve. >> ken, will start with you. what is omega xl? >> omega xl is a one-of-a-kind omega-3. there's nothing like it. we believe it's the most powerful

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it should be done. >> ken, you are there in the ft. lauderdale area, you're there tonight.s is stunning. let me say this by no means means all police are bad. >> absolutely. >> or even most police are bad, but this gives you an idea of the fear a lot of people have in dealing with law enforcement. this is blatant. i mean the good news is law enforcement did an investigation and uncovered it but do you understand what signal this sends to a people that have already operated under this kind of fear? >> absolutely. and most people in ft. lauderdale and in broward county, florida, support their police departments, but when you see this type of behavior if true it's absolutely disgusting and undermines the very bedrock of trust that the community has with their police department. this undermines the very scope of the justice system. if the community cannot trust police officers in doing their job and using their discretion in an unbiased and fair manner you know it could be your mother or your daughter that is inappropriately taken into custody and deprived of their liberty by a

ken pritchett live in san francisco. ken, thank you. >>> a judge in san francisco today tossed out a drunk driving case against a former fire fighter that left a motorcycle rider injured. two years ago michael quinn, watch this, was riding a fire truck when he hit fraizer. he was seriously injured. blood alcohol tests on quinn weren't done until six hours later and it shows that he was above the legal limit. but the delay in testing was too long and there was really no way for sure if quinn drank after the crash. >>> the city of san francisco is going after building owners who have repeat safety violations such as missing fire extinguishers, locked exits and blocked fire escapes. as ktvu's david stevenson reports the new focus comes in the wake of devastating fires in the city's mission district. >> reporter: fresh flowers are posted to the liquor store. as neighbors grief the life lost here. >> we used to come to the store all the time. just like going to your friend's house. >> reporter: the fire broke out march 11. 38

. >> ken, once again, what about the boyfriend? do they think the boyfriend was involved in this in any way? or has he been cleared? >> reporter: he has not been cleared. they're saying the investigation is continuing, but they're saying, he is not talking to them either. he has not been arrested. they say he is still here in the vallejo area. but they're still trying to wrap their arms around this, and find out exactly what happened. they say, if they do find evidence of a crime, charges will be filed. >> ken wayne in vallejo tonight, thank you. >>> tomorrow, jurors will spend a third day deliberating the high profile sex discrimination lawsuit against a venture capitol firm. her attorneys say she was an accomplished junior partner and was passed over for a promotion because she was a woman. cliner perkins claim pao was not executive material, and they portrayed her as a failure who sued to get a big payout. deliberations resume tomorrow. >>> new concerns about an aging government building in san francisco. the hall of justice is

ken pritchett live in hayward this evening, thanks ken. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, two security screeners were arrested today on drug smuggling charges. the fbi says the two tsa employees were allowing a 28- year-old man from san francisco to sneak meth on to planes in exchange for money. he allegedly made dry runs to hawaii. according to authorities the manmade sure the screeners would be in place when his luggage went through x-ray machines. an investigation was put in place. claudia rene sunicx and amanda lopez of south san francisco were identified. >>> now to the south bay where authorities are looking for an escaped inmate after he overpowered a sheriff's deputy during a medical appointment. the inmate is identified as this man, jonel carter. he's been in jail for about a year after being convicted of five countsover child molestation. his escape on to police and deputies to lock down the san jose neighborhood surrounding santa clara valley medical center. ktvu's cara liu is live in san jose where authorities showed up to an alert in that neighborhood, cara. >> reporter: they tell m

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a very unusual case, ken. behind me you can see they blocked off kirkland avenue. this is where the boyfriend says she was kidnapped overnight and he was a witness to it and then at some point the kidnappers asked for ransom. police are not elaborating very much. but they are searching for her. searchers have been combing the neighborhood all day. they have even brought out cadaver dogs. police say they are doing a full-court press. >> as of this moment, miss huskins' whereabouts are unknown and we are treating this matter as a kidnap ransom and we're giving it our full undivided attention until which time we are able to locate miss huskins and secure her safe return. >> reporter: she works at kaiser hospital in a specialized physical therapy program. family members say one her he could workers is also her boyfriend who lives here on kirkland avenue. a police forensics team spent much of the day combing his home for evidence. he tells police he was there when somebody kidnapped his girlfriend at his house in the middle of the night on monday. he filed a police repo

i am ken bastida.>>> and i am veronica de la cruz. we find christin ayers at the intersection right now.>> reporter: one woman is dead tonight. you can see an active scene here as officers are swarming the crime scene. traffic has been missing for several hours. one lane is closed after officers opened fire on a woman they tried to pull over.>> i was down the street and herdlike five shots or pops and then a break, and then another five.>> -- >> reporter: witnesses say the sound of gunfire jolted them this evening. plainclothes police officers opened fire on the woman driving this car. air the officers were conducting a stolen auto investigation. something led them to believe.car was stolen. >> reporter: officers say when the women -- woman -- they identified themselves, the woman drove towards them and then made a u-turn, driving the wrong way on pine street. she drove on the street and the sidewalk toward a motorcyclist and officers.>> the officers feared for the safety of the community and themselves, so they discharged their firea

and ken gels left the game today with back stiffness. it's a combination of bad pitching and poor offense. been reviewer had two strikeouts today. he is hitting a # 83. ryan howard struck out twice he's hitting 175. philly's pitches gave up two homeruns. this one to jose sha tease that. the phillies lose to toronto 10 to 6. dominic brown will start the season on the disable list. dom brown always seems to have injuries. >> it's the right thing to do. physically and i think also prepared with regard to his regards. we want to make sure he's playing well and getting his legs underneath him and swinging the bat and doing the things he needs to do some get ready for the season. > yesterday we started it and today the eagles have made the official they have signed miles austin to one year contract 1.3 million. that's really not a lot of money that will hurt them with the salary cap. he passed his physical today. he played at it years in the envelope last season with cleveland. obviously he will be the third of four receivers. he's older but s