kenneth is on the verge.her really horrible in his life and taking him away from you forever or he's on the verge of maybe being able to turn the corner. maybe if we hold his hand and help him turn that corner he'll be able to do that. today, i'm going to make him a ward of a court in order that he placed appropriately. i will set his matter for review in three months in any event. as it results to kentrell, i think this is a young man that probably the juvenile court system was designed for in some respects. i couldn't let him walk away from us without trying to get him to a point where he's at least literate and can function in some type of a job. today the court is going to make him a ward of the court in order that he be placed at idtc, the indiana developmental training center in indianapolis. all right, then this hearing is adjourned. thank you. >> man, they don't care about us, man. that is [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ]. i can't do it, man. >> i really, truly feel that this was the time for us to interv

his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him.did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars h ss he said. carried weapons in his car, nun chucks. >> he loved the adventure. >> reporter: he was married at the time of bonnie's murder but later got divorced. >> that's the worse thing i ever screwed up in my life, that marriage there. >> reporter: told you all this? he had to wonder why an alaska state trooper would fly all those miles just to talk to him. he

and kenneth lay works to make a decision about andy fasto and how did that play out. >> kenneth lay heldonference call with analysts. meal was on as well. basically saying i have full confidence and andy fasto. he has done nothing wrong. everything is fine. the next day he was put on leave. again from a company perspective you got to have credibility. you have to have your action match what you are saying. i think one of the further problems, andy fasto was put on leave and it took the board six months to fire him. >> the company didn't know and partly didn't know because they didn't try to know some of the key things about the ljm partnership. the board of directors and top management approved what was unique in a corporate relationship in the history of american corporations. i once did part of all this, went through the sec filings of fortune 500 companies, all 500 just to see if there was anything like it and he essentially there was nothing comparable to the ljm partnership. incredible conflict of interest. and seemingly sort of ignore for two years until andy fasto is doing what he

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kenneth smith has been on the run for the past threee months... so run back into eachhother again. again. you can help ppt kenneth smith behind bars. if you have any information.. call our hotline at 410-637-8970. we'll be back next saturday wiih more suspects.. and another spin of the wheel of justice. police want you to take a good look at this man.this is a sketch of the suspect who police say ried to rape a woman near johns hopkins.it happened around 6:30 thursday night in theeguilford neighborhood.police say a man tackled an 18-year-old woman in a parr...and tried to sexually assaultther.she was able o get way...but investigatorr are askingg man... to call police.ttis fox45 teams up with the most spotcrime tracks criminal ite..- activity in your neighborhood and will send you emails when crime happees.go to fox- baltimore dot com to sign up. click on spot cime in the "hot topics" section near the policc are earching for two - suspects in aadouule shooting at a west baltimore barbershop. barbershop.police sealed off the scene in franklin squar

we're joined this morning by chief kenneth ellerbe. usually we are reporting these kinds of stories during the winter months, why is it that co is a problem in winter? >> well, that's because people use their heaters in the wintertime and a lot of times they don't have the furnaces checked there could be a leak they're not aware of. >> in fact the incident yesterday, the furnace had just been serviced but this has been a pretty mild winter and you haven't had very many calls with people worried about c. o.? >> people are always worried about it but we haven't had a lot of call this is winter. >> that's good. it's -- question is to whether the incident in georgetown is carbon monoxide poisoning or not. what are the symptoms? >> nausea, dizziness and headache most times. when people wake up if you have the symptoms seek medical attention. >> is it something that system like a silent -- is like a lie sent invasion of your home? >> carbon monoxide is odorless, tasteless and you know you can't see it. so it's invisible. it's insidious in th

. >> reporter: in his rush to start his dream vacation kenneth accidentally left something on a seat in the plane, someone found it. >> picked it up and it was like a lot of hundred dollar bills. i was like oh my god. >> reporter: he set out to find the owner. asking other passengers if they lost anything. the only problem, kenneth didn't know his money was missing. >> i said you loose something and he was sitting down, no, i didn't. >> i didn't know what was -- it a congame or something he was playing. >> reporter: later that night he realized it was no con. >> you are talk about my heart sunk. >> reporter: after his calls to american airlines went unanswered he said he and his girlfriend started to pray for a miracle and sure enough on his way home he ran into the same man at the airport starbucks. >> i said wow, one of -- answered the prayer. >> i was like wow, i said hey they got the money. we will go to the counter. >> reporter: when he tried to claim the cash, he realized his prayers might go unanswered after all. >> the person said they will contact you in a couple weeks. >> r

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kenneth warn, he's a father of five between the ages of eight and 15. he's also a barber here at his uncle's shop. he was a man gunned down just feet away as he walked out that front door. >>> i just heard the pop, pop, pop, pop. sounded like maybe a gas power semi automatic, maybe full auto weapon. >> my first instinct, i just shoved my girlfriend to the ground. i didn't know where these shopts were coming from -- these shots were coming from. >> reporter: but the neighbor did see a car with his lights off speeding off. someone targeted the man and shot him. >> the guys who did this have no respect for life. >> reporter: warren's friends were inside the house when gunfire erupted. they showed us bullet holes in the front window, doors and walls and told us they managed to crawl out safely through the back. today friends began building a memorial for the man gunned down not even 100 feet from the barber shop where he worked. >> he cut my son's hair, he was, he was just a good person in the community. >> reporter: others felt like they lost family. >> i'

we have krute for seat one and kenneth wingard for seat four. >> let me make one other suggestion. mr. coehen, you're in seat three. we don't have applicants for seat 3, and w. very well but we were impressed with what you had to say. i would be happy to forward you back to see three if that is ok with you. otherwise, it will be vacant. that is something i would like to do unless there is any objection. supervisor kim: the you feel comfortable representing the low-income seat? >> thank you, supervisor. in the perspective, and understand the dynamics of community development and particularly that we have low- income members of the community. for me, the value standpoint and a prospective lybrand, sometimes with a certain level of push, i get it. if it was up to you in how appropriate it is, there are other people who are more low- income that i am. i am not a high-income, but i respect that as one option. supervisor kim: i actually would like to see low and come in the seat because there are several -- i know that there are other appointments that the mayor's office makes. no one ap

here with me is kenneth lynn, the founder and ceo.ou are busy these days, i would imagine. >> we are. thank you for having me. >> and we should be informed. the credit score is not one you should not lock at because you don't want to see it. >> yes. if you look at the industry ten years ago, most people did not know what a credit score even was. and in ten years, over a billion dollars is spent by consumer to monitor the credit score, and that is part of the exclusion we are working to solve, getting the credit scores in front of the consumers for free. >> it is kind after financial report card, isn't it? >> yes. if you look at your credit report -- and i think a lot of people get confused by a credit report versus credit scores. it is every bank account and loan you have taken out on pages and pages of data. a credit score is a three digit number interpretation of that. it takes all those pages of data and gives you a three digit numerical credit rating. a report is all the data, and a score is like a report card grade. >> and who do

reporter: kenneth lyons is the president of the -- chest pain to cardiac arrest. reporter: kenneth lyons is the president of the first responders union in d.c. >> we can't assure the public the drugs we're using will be effective given that many have expired. reporter: but the medical director for d.c. fire and ems dr. david miramontes says there is no reason to be worried. >> lidocaine in question is supposed to expire in january of 2012. we have a 30 day wiggle room for that medication according to the fda labeling. in no way, shape or form is this lidocaine bad. reporter: dr. miramontes says it is not just lidocaine. other drugs used in emergency situations including morphine are not easy to get these days. >> we're having problems with shortages due to manufacturers issues and so we have had to make adjustments. reporter: for now although the bottle says it's expired, lidocaine will be used until the end of the month as new supply comes in. >> there are study after study that many use lidocaine with the equivalent potency well after the expiration date of. rep

kenneth parks was allowed to walk because he was sleepwalking when the incident occurred.o what seemed like a clear case of murder was now ruled an involuntary act. now some 15 years later and 3,000 miles away in california, that verdict in toronto resonated as the trial approached in the case against stephen reitz. >> so you see something like that, and you go, well, you know, there's a possibility it could happen here again. you know? >> we're hearing about trials that had gone on and the people were innocent. that's scary. it's very scary. there's no accountability. >> but the l.a. county district attorney's office was determined to hold reitz accountable and sought a first degree murder conviction, which seemed a bit risky, given reitz's sleep walking history, the parks case in toronto and the medical experts backing up his story. second degree murder, even manslaughter would be easier to prove. and might ensure a conviction. >> i would rather try the case and lose it, let them present their defense, as skeptical as i am, and we don't prove it and the defendant walks.

smile. >> kenneth morgan, also known as peaches, was one of the more memorable inmates we met at theitentiary of new mexico. his life in prison is marked by a clear duality. he was the most flamboyant gay inmate living in general population. but he made it clear, he was no different than anyone else. during our shoot, he had received one of his rare disciplinary write-ups for helping cover up a bloody fight between two other inmates. >> this is peaches. looks like he's got the shirt that was taken from the inmate. looks like he was rubbing the floor right here. so that's one of my biggest issues right there. i want to show you the video. okay? so get over here. who is this? >> that's me? >> and what does it appear that you're doing right there? >> kicking the shirt. >> not cleaning up blood. >> i just kicked it up. >> why would you do that? >> fs way over here by my cubicle. i kicked it around giving them to them, telling them to deal with it. >> so you're still denying your participation? were you supervising the cleanup? >> no, i was just telling him he shouldn't do that. actually.

. >> the detective who interrogated kenneth creamer right after the shooting testified when he askedy the crossbow was loaded and with a hunting arrow, that the answer that his wife must have loaded it didn't seem believable. >> last time i touched it, it was in october. >> remember, this was the second time anna was shot. so now the prosecutor looked back to that first incident. was creamer's story about that time consistent or believable? here's what creamer's brother-in-law, anna's sister's husband, remembers him saying back then. >> he told me that he called his wife into the garage, anna, and that he had a surprise for her and when she walked into the garage, that the weapon somehow discharged. >> now listen to what an acquaintance remembers creamer telling her. >> he said that the crossbow was sitting on a shelf and it fell, as she was reaching for the keys and he said it came up through the right side of her breast and out the center and just that it exited completely. and he was going to be in the doghouse for a while. >> a slightly different take. then there was a friend of

they wound kenneth kirby. -- they found kenneth kirby.are investigating the apparent mix up. >>> four men are held without bond after a bar fight in carroll county turned fatal. the men are accused of assaulting 26-year-old craig meyers last august. meyers died from his injuries. michael grimes, and his sons, are facing variety of charges including second degree murder and manslaughter assault. >> those driving will see more traffic cameras out if the council approves a contract this week. monique griego is live in perry hall talking about how many cameras police are asking for. >> good morning. >> good morning, don. good morning, everyone. right here on ebenezer is one of the locations that could be getting a new speed camera. police are asking for permission to add 7 more to the roster of 15 cameras scattered. 7 red light cameras. it raises questions for some drivers. >> how many people are getting tickets? how much revenue is it generating? >> reporter: those are the questions council members want answers to before they approve a contr

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but after chief kenneth ellerbe took office another change was introduced. the only clear difference? the addition of two flags, one from the district of columbia. >> any change that's at a cost to the taxpayer and it's not done through attrition is a waste of. reporter: that's the way the last logo change was being handled, through attrition. as new firefighters came in they were required to wear hats, coats, the interest shirts and t-shirts with the newest logo. however, chief kenneth ellerbe sees things differently and gave the entire department a deadline to make the newest change but he declined to pick up the tab. >> i want it provided to all my members. that's my stance plain and simple. if you're talking unity and you provide some to some and not to the others, that's not unity. that's just causing more definition. reporter: some high ranking officers and ems personnel were given clothing with the new blowing owe but only because the department had some extra money. -- logo, but only because the department had some extra money. the issue has become s

chief kenneth elderby is here with us. thank you for -- kenneth ell erby is here with us.the one on the left is the thing from the past, correct? >> absolutely. the one on the right is the thing of the past and that is what we adopted. >> okay. >> the one on the left never adopted officially. >> okay. >> and there are a lot of people who are saying, there was a memo that came out on december 28th. and this is to be implemented as of sunday, january 1st. already passed. >> uh-huh. yes. that number was a reminder. the memo went out last year in march. and our employees make a descent salary, between 40 and $80,000 a year, and anything they buy for the job in terms of clothing is tax deductible. we're complying with the e.m.s. task force recommending as completed in 2007. one was that we would do away with the d.c. fd or any other logo that sent it to divide our department. we're trying to embrace our ems service and make sure our employees feel embraced. part of that is to do away with the dcs and go back to dcsems. >> you're saying every employee knew about this change in m

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mourners placed candles and flowers near the spot where 32- year-old kenneth warren was shot and killed thursday evening. warren had just left his uncle's barber shop. he was on his way to a friend's apartment next door. police believe the shooter deliberately targeted the victim, but not saying why. >>> in other bay area headlines, walnut creek city leaders are looking to crack down. in recent months, police have responded to a 30 person brawl and found a man beaten inside of a downtown bar. a proposed city law would close on businesses earlier based on new performance standards. the city may also hire two additional police officers. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a boat to capsize yesterday afternoon near san francisco's ocean beach. the three people on board are being treated at ucsf. one is in critical condition. a victim told rescuers yesterday that they have been in the water for four hours. >>> and we're learning that facebook could file the necessary paperwork for an ipo in a matter of days. multiple reports say facebook could file the paperwork as early

but after chief kenneth ellerbe took office, another change was introduced. the only clear difference, the addition of two flags, one from the district of columbia. >> any change that is at a cost to taxpayer and it is not done through attrition is a waste. >> reporter: that is the way the last logo change was being handled, through attrition. as new firefighters came in, they were required to wear hats, coats, sweatshirts and t- shirts with the newest logo. however, chief kenneth ellerbe sees things differently and gave the entire department a deadline to make the newest change but he declined to pick up the tab. >> i want to provide it to all my members. that is my stance, plain and simple. you can't -- if you are talking unity, and you provide some to some and not to the others, that is not unity. that is just cause for more division. >> some were given clothe with the new logo but only because the department had some extra money. the issue has become so emotional, a veteran lieutenant spoke out on fox 5 saying the chief had created a hostile work environm

but after chief kenneth elderby took office, another change was introduce -- kenneth ellerby took officee edition of two flags was added on. >> any change that is at a cost to the taxpayer and not done through attrition is a waste. >> reporter: that is the way the last logo change was being handled, through attrition: as new fire fighters came n they were required to wear caps, coats and t-shirts with the new logo. however, the chief sees things differently and gave the entire department a deadline to make the newest change and declined to pick up the tab. >> reporter: want to provide it to all of my members. that is my stance. plain and simple. if you're talking unity and you provide some and not to others, that is not unity. it's called more division. >> reporter: some high-ranking officers and ems personnel were given clothing with the new logo but only because the department had extra money. the issue has become so emotional that veteran lieutenant spoke out on fox 5 last night saying that the chief had created a hostile work environment. when asked to comment today, chief ellerby se

john krasinski, kate walsh, kenneth branagh, marc maron, tim & eric, martin scorsese.have music from angels and airwaves, gotye, fishbone and korn. by the way, fishbone and korn sounds delicious. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight is one of the greatest sports champions of all-time. last summer, he was inducted into the international tennis hall of fame. and his former hairpiece will be inducted separately this spring. very exciting. please welcome olympic gold medalist, best-selling author, and the pride of las vegas, andre agassi. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how's it going? >> it is -- it's going great. >> jimmy: i'm glad to see you. the last time i saw you was in las vegas. and you were nice enough to ask me to be a part of a great educational organization you started there. and you raised -- tell everyone how much money you raised. >> my annual fund-raiser this year, it was the biggest year of all-time. that saturday night, october 29th, we raised $26.1 million. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. yeah. because of you. >> jimmy: thank you very much.

>> he indicated that can death -- -- officer kenneth stalker will be taking over as the lead. >> do you know what he will be doing now? >> i do not have this assignment. >> and are there any more questions? we will take public comment on the directors' report. we go to the police department comments and questions. and there he is. welcome. >> good evening, commissioners and staff. a couple of things to point out, we're dealing with an illegal club on broadway, i had spoken with them -- as well as nicholas about this. we finally got this -- we found a flier, at -- the entertainment commission gave us a phone call and we got a copy of the flyer. i went there and it was a place -- if you walked by this you would never know it was there. you could not see anything. we had heard rumors that there were clubs operating in there. we had done unsuccessful spot checks before, and i went there early because -- it was supposed to start at 10:00 on friday. and rather than wait for them to arrive and then deal with this, i decided to do some pro-active work, and then i came out, and i visited him and

. >> crowd gathered in berkeley to pay tribute to a mother of five. 32-year-old kenneth warren was shotled thursday evening. he just left his uncle's barber shop. police believe the shooter or shooters deliberately targeted the victim. >> walnut creek city leaders are looking to crack down on late night bar violence. police responded to a 30 person brawl and found a man beaten inside of a downtown bar. a proposed city law would close unruly businesses earlier based on two performance standards. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused the boat to cap side. three people on board are being treated. one is in critical condition. a victim told rusers that they had been in the water for fur hours. >> police are looking for the their that eached a bis. officers found the bus with multiple vehicles. an 18-year-old bystander was shot in the wrist, but sexfected to survive. not clear if the bus was specifically targeted. >>> well, a turf war has erupted in one east bay city. some pet owners are on one side and town officials are on the other. karen chin on the fight over a fence. >

it is kenneth harley. he is our fan of the day today.as been watching the show since he was in high school and is still hope identifying snow day, tucker. so he has his fingers crossed. we'll see if we can do something for you. >> kenneth, get on the other team. some hot wheels on display during the washington auto show at the convention center. more than 700 new snakes and models from more than 40 neverrers. we'll have a behind the scenes look at the auto show this morning starting in the 7:00 hour. >> straight ahead at 6:00, we are kicking off our mentoring monday. we are just minutes away from opening up our phone bank. you can see our volunteers are in there right now getting ready to get your calls to help get you connected with organizations around our area and in need of volunteers. >> since they are there, you can call now. the number is on your screen. e  stay with us. we'll be right back. everyday, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 mi

. >> don't worry, no food in here, kenneth.t a doughnut box with a mouse in it. >> oh, are the pranksmen going after lutz again? >> someone say my name? >> hey, look. >> awesome! doughnuts!

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. >> kenneth forten had driven about two hours to meet a teenage girl. he was a construction worker and he talked about things like tying a girl up. other very explicit sexual acts. >> it's okay for a 30-year-old man to come to a home where a 15-year-old girl is alone, why? >> because i would really rather not. >> because you really -- i'm sorry? >> i guess i would really rather not. >> you would rather not what? >> no, it is not okay. >> what were you going to do once you met? >> just talk. >> just talk. there's a lot of talk going on here. you get very specific about some of the sexual things you want to do to her. you ask if she's tried anal yet. she says, no, that would hurt. you say use lubrication. mighty considerate of you. what were you thinking about here? help me out. help me understand what's going on here. if you don't talk to me, i can't understand. >> sir, i'm just trying to meet people. i moved out here not too long ago. i'm just trying to meet people. >> can i tie you up? did you bring a rope with you tonight? >> i have a rope in my car.

reporter: chief kenneth ellerbe continues to defend his plan to eliminate a very popular schedule he says will save the city tens of millions of dollars, a schedule that has firefighters working 24 hours straight followed by three days off, a plan many firefighters say will only disrupt their lives, force some to quit and will not deliver the results the chief is claiming. lieutenant robert alvarado who calls himself a de facto spokesman for hundreds of unhappy firefighters says a shift change is uncalled for. >> if you look at any study and there have been several recent reports, philadelphia actually has just done a study that is changing their shift, recommending it, from this 10, 14 or 12 hour type shift to a 24 hour shift because it's more efficient. reporter: lieutenant alvarado has been very outspoken against the chief's policies and faces discipline for doing, so but he is backed by the union. >> the more raffle the department as we see it a -- morale of the department as we see it at this day in time is probably the lowest in history. he said the proposed shift change is dri

that provoked kenneth drexler to tweet this today -- sarah silverman, lawrence, you are annoying.nd only time i have ever been equated with sarah silverman in any way. and so thank you, kenneth drexler, for the best tweet i've received so far this year in 2012. >>> and the most read story in the british newspaper "the telegraph"? what americans bought each other for christmas. that story also tells us americans why we should be more afraid of each other than we were before christmas. that's in tonight's "rewrite". >>> and there's a lot the republican candidates don't know about governing, including stuff that every high school student in america is supposed to know. barney frank knows it and will explain it next. where's dave? it's almost 10:00. should we get him up? i'll get him up. [ sizzling ] ♪ i think i hear something. hi dad. hi mom. [ female announcer ] oscar mayer bacon. it's naturally hardwood smoked for hours to be the best. and the best way to wake up your family. [ snoring ] i didn't say i could keep him up. ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ >>> this country lives in

brian campbell, ron merritt, kenneth dotson, harry bro, paul smith, gabriel holldand, -- and jodi schwartz, gene kronan . >> i am bruce smith and i live on the street and adjacent and my girlfriend goes to work at 5:00 a.m. and the plaza is often littered and a complete disaster area. i do not know of these rules go far enough for some things like cleanliness or this -- the stuff that is left in the plaza. i am a supporter of the plaza and we should all have the ability to go there and sit. i have volunteered for several seniors who have a hard time going there who feel is overcome with bad alamance and food and massi dog waste scattered all the time constantly. i wish the people that did not use the plaza awould clean up after themselves and i do not know if we would be having this issue. i cannot believe how badly they treat the area. it is a beautiful area, made for us as citizens to sit back and it is often over run with a total mess and dog feces and urination. it is deplorable. i walk through there several times a day so i am supportive of this. supervisor wiener: a thank you. sister

that provoked kenneth drexler to tweet this today -- sarah silverman, lawrence, you are annoying.hat is the first and only time i have ever been equated with sarah silverman in any way. and so thank you, kenneth drexler, for the best tweet i've received so far this year in 2012. >>> and the most read story in the british newspaper "the telegraph"? what americans bought each other for christmas. that story also tells us americans why we should be more afraid of each other than we were before christmas. that's in tonight's "rewrite". >>> and there's a lot the republican candidates don't know about governing, including stuff that every high school student in america is supposed to know. barney frank knows it and will explain it next. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is mary... who has a million things to pick up each month on top of her prescriptions. so she was thrilled that her walgreens pharmacist recommended a 3-month supply and would always be there to answer questions about her health. now mary gets 3 refills in one and for 3 months, she's done. more or les

. >> reporter: aaron buchanan and her 11-year-old son kenneth were busy hang up bells around tucson this morning. symbols of hope. >> hope, faith, hopefully it's not going to happen again. >> reporter: they headed to the safeway grocery store, the site of the shooting so at 10:11, the moment of the shooting they and so many in tucson could remember. >> a lot of healing has happened here in the last year. and so it was just nice to have that healing come full circle. >> reporter: it's a far different sound from one year ago. >> there are multiple people shot. >> okay. >> oh my god. >> when in 16 seconds, 31 bullet --: -- bulleted shattered a sunny morning. at the grocery store a memorial stands, a boulder symbolizing tucson's unbreakable spirit surrounded by six smaller rocks for those who were lost. congresswoman giffords who was shot in the head has been recovering in houston but she and husband mark kelley are back in tucson this weekend return together safeway for the first time since the shooting dedicating a memorial in her office to her young aide gain zimmerman who was killed in t

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he is identified as kenneth. see below holes in the french shattered the window from the roof to the floor and of the sidewalls, even back to the kitchen. they do not know why anyone would have gone after him. he is a single father. hopefully we will get more information from the berkeley police department as to a possible motive. i can tell you that the two people inside were not injured, but still they say they easily could have been. much more information on this story as we move along with the investigation. i can tell you he works part time not only here but as a longshoreman at the port of oakland. >>justine: here is what we are following right now, ford has just posted its fourth quarter earnings. it turned 13.6 billion. without the gain >>darya: look of the approach to the bay bridge, it is socked in. we will be right back. >>mark: is a public viewing will be held for it james. word out shopped it is expected to eulogize the legend at a private funeral and a federal building near los angeles tomorrow. the