he wrote a kite saying that i had made him feel uncomfortable.ere joking before i got up there him and another inmate about, oops, he dropped the soap and all that before i even got up there. it's just horseplay that goes on when you are in an all male facility in an area like that. >> the second time he came up. he is, like, hey, we're in the shower together again and all this. then he started talking about the jail wants us to save money so we should shower together and we should use the same soap and the same towel and so at that point i was, like, you know what, this is rid ebbing husband. this dude is an actual predator. >> did you make a comment? >> in gist. we all did. it was going on before i went up there, and it's something that the guys -- jail is a lot like a men's locker room. there's comments constantly. >> i used to play scrabble with him all the time. i kind of quit playing scrabble with him. he made jokes all the time about other guys. i mean, at first it was like just a joke, but then i found out what he was in here for and then

kite tubing. cross between water skiing and, well, flying. >> basically after a certain speed the kite tube will gain lift and fly behind the boat. >> soon chris invites his friends to the lake to try out his new toy. >> chris called me up one day and said, hey, i got this kite tube. you sit on it kind of like a jet ski and it has a 15-foot wing span, and you can actually get, you know, 10, 20, 30 feet of air. i was like, count me in. >> what really excited me about kite tubing was the adrenaline rush i knew would come from it that looked amazingly fun. >> one by one, they all tried to master this strange sport. but it's hard. >> you've just got to grip it and rip it, take a chance every once in a while. >> finally it's chase rushing's turn. and he can really do it. >> i was excited. i was going higher and higher. it's an awesome feeling. >> i watch chase go up in the air. i'm thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is

they write a lot of these kites. for us, we're not used to reading small like that.them, blow them up, and we're able to read them a lot better. a lot easier. from the one kite i read already, it's about weapons on the yard. >> officers finally have the information they have been seeking, the location of the weapons on the "b" yard. this intel may be the only way to prevent future attacks like the ones carried out by jeremy. >> i licked the blood off my hands to get away with the crime. >> but jeremy's brush with violence didn't start with prison. it was a brutal crime that brought him to corcoran in the first place. >> i have been in prison since the end of '99. i was originally arrested for murder in boulder creek next to santa cruz. before that i was living on the streets for approximately two years since i was 13 years old. just, you know, trying to survive on the streets and hanging out with the wrong people. we were downtown santa cruz at a youth shelter, and i was looking for a place to sleep, and i met somebody there by the name of 48. that was his street nam

we just got a kite on this guy. so it's nice to see how it all works, comes together. >> anybody else want a piece of gum, make sure we don't disrespect them? fresh breath. fresh breath 101. what do they call me? big mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." >> mo? man, where do i start with mo? he is a good guy. known him for a while. you know, when he first came to san quentin, he was able to share information with us. that kind of thing. opening came up, he jumped on it. we brought him in. >> we know what we are doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we'll have them all walk over to the industries wall. we will pat them down. i want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you have something to write on. and then anybody that catches our attention, we will find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on th

the coast guard was called out to help the kite boarders. one kite boarder said the wind died then shifted offshore and when that happened everybody started drifting downwind. >> i was lucky enough and ended up? a beach downwind. but it was struggling. it's awesome to have the fire department out here helping everyone. >> this man says that he has never seen the need to get rescue crews out here. and that tippedly when wind shifts down you have time to land. >>> and the george mark children's house is getting a big financial boost thanks to bay area police officers. >> reporter: imagine a beautiful mansion tucked away in a hill. >> reporter: it is a sacred place for mckay river. she comes to this home often to touch the tile she decorated. >> my daughter did the little angel drawing. >> reporter: and pick up the stone with the name noah engraved on it. >> those are beautiful things that connect us. continually to our child. >> reporter: the house is where she and her family spent some of their most bittersweet moments of their life. >> i lov

we may find kites later on today.have a lot of work to do as you can see our desk here, so we have a lot of work. >> this one right here, the guy who's writing this is a suspected nf member. i'm not on that gang crap, i'm beyond all that. like i said, i'm a family man. if you have not figured it out yet, i mean, neustra familia. he puts it right out there, you can't just say that if you're not. >> they need three separate pieces of evidence to validate someone as a member of a gang. once they have this information the prisoner could end up in the shu. >> mexican mafia. >> you look carefully at this, you can see the three dots and two lines here. >> each line represents five and each dot represents one. you have 5, 10, and 13. m stands for mexican mafia. it just shows their loyalty. that's who they're loyal to. at the drop of a dime, any time a certain request is done, they go ahead and handle what they're asked to do or what they're told to do. >> something like this is going to help us validate those inmates we take

we went through everything and we found those kites.atter of disrespect or anything, we did what we had to do, so understand that and that's it. we're going to take copies of the kites, send them to the squad and make copies of your addresses and get your addresses right back to you. >> okay. >> all right? okay, turn around, back out. doing these cell searches and we're coming up with a lot of contraband, a lot of information that they don't want us to have. we're hitting them all so we don't ever know if our lives are in jeopardy until we find our names on a piece of paper and we get that information. so, we keep plugging away and hope for the best. you can see they're hit-or-miss up here, you know. you might do ten searches and not find anything, and then you might do a string of ten searches and find something in eight of the cells, you know? so, it just comes and goes. >> next on "lockup extended stay," jason is scheduled to parole, but that doesn't mean he's free to go. >> hey, before you guys go, when you go, we're going to search

we may find kites later on today. we have a lot of work to do as you can see our desk here, so we have a lot of work. >> this one right here, the guy who's writing this is a suspected nf member. i'm not on that gang crap, i'm beyond all that. like i said, i'm a family man. if you have not figured it out yet, i mean, neustra familia. he puts it right out there, you can't just say that if you're not. >> they need three separate pieces of evidence to validate someone as a member of a gang. once they have this information the prisoner could end up in the shu. >> mexican mafia. >> you look carefully at this, you can see the three dots and two lines here. >> each line represents five and each dot represents one. you have 5, 10, and 13. m stands for mexican mafia. it just shows their loyalty. that's who they're loyal to. at the drop of a dime, any time a certain request is done, they go ahead and handle what they're asked to do or what they're told to do. >> something like this is going to help us validate those inmates we t

the first guy, this kite surfer. this looks great until you've got to pay attention to where the boats are. >> oh! >> watch that again. kite surfer coming from right to left here and just -- >> ouch. >> boom. >> smash into the front of the boat. looks like kind of spin around the boat. >> yeah. that one is going to leave a mark. >> he's lucky the only thing he hit was the boat. he could have easily hit someone on the boat and that would have been much worse. >> ouch. >> from one bad day around the water to another, although quite different scenario. this video from juken video. watch this. sleeping by the pool is one of the nicest things toow >> this big fella with the beard in the striped polo he fell asleep by the pool. >> oh. >> his buddies are scheming right now. you can see it in their faces. >> let's watch and see. >> no! >> there it is in slow motion. his feet actually hit the side of the pool and then just goes head first right in. >> he was really asleep because he did not wake up at all until he was in the

. >> this is an anonymous kite. kind of connects the dots with an attempted murder that just took place at tehachapi. it references that, almost as if they're related. now, we have to establish the authenticity of this kite because we don't know where it came from at this point. but basically it says that everyone has seen the news and the reason for the lockdowns. speaking of the tehachapi incident. it says the next chance that you get -- it specifically cites a sergeant and two officers that are assigned to that facility, they're our targets, indicating that they're potentially going to be the next victims of an assault by an inmate. >> fueled by evidence of an imminent attack, officers launch a prison-wide shakedown of the entire southern hispanic population. our producers are allowed to follow isu as they target one of several cells. >> all right. so we know our target cell, right? one or two? okay. we've got two inmates in there. locked down inmates. southern hispanics. standard protocol. when we hit that cell,

in just about 20 minutes, several kite surfers got stuck under water. >>> and up next, making chosers and we will tell what you your freeways are like. >>> and the afternoon highs, they will take a minor drop as the bigger drop gets underway and i will have a look at what you can expect for the afternoon and the extended forecast coming up. . >>> time now 6:13 a manhunt in a suspected gunman at a jewish museum and they are from belgain opening fire, he escaped on foot and they are hoping the public will identify him. four people died during the shooting saturday and police fear the suspect will strike again. >>> and visiting the western wall as he continues his trip to the middle east. he touched it and prayed as in tradition, he left a note inside the envelope and one of the cracks inside the stones. he continues the our father prayer. the pope also visited, he stood in front of the eternal flame and met with holocaust survivors. he has met with both israeli and palestinians leaders and invited them to the vatican next month and they accepted. >>> they could soon be taken off the sex

. >> the other thing to consider is, the regulator who flew the kite back in the standard charter case regulator who flew the kite saying, let's consider dealing with the banking license in new york. i am not saying that is what will happen. it might happen. license, that u.s. banking license, the cost of that license -- >> reputational cost as well. >> but the sheer cost of having to deal with the dollar system, having to be there. you wonder, 10 years down the road, 20 years down the road, do they have the same power they do now? >> this is just ratcheting up of regulators who have been accused of perhaps being a little bit lax in terms of how they have treated wall street. this is about looking overseas as well. this is quid pro quo. this is america versus europe. interesting, the google story on one hand and the banking story on the other hand. manus, thank you very much indeed. stay with bloomberg television. i will be back with "the pulse" coming up in the next hour. ♪ >> the biggest criminal penalty in u.s. history. bnp paribas faces a $10 billion fine for breaking sanctions. si

what you are can lolooking at r now is a bounce house flying in the air as if it were a kite with children inside. >> something like that you see in a horror film. >> moments before this horrific scene taking place a bouncy house had been steaked in stake the front yard of a home as two boys and a girl played inside. it swept the bounce house high into the air carrying it over trees and woods before dropping on a two-story schoolhouse. the 10-year-old girl escaping before it took flight. the two boys 5 and 6 were trapped inside as the house flew into the air. they are in the hospital with injuries. one suffering two broken arms the other a serious head injury after falling on to a car. >> he hit the car i heard him hit the ground and i heard screaming every where. >> bounce houses have blown away causing injuries to children. the latest scare from little tykes. >> makes me want to squeeze my kids. >> the consumer product safety administration says thousands of children each year are injured because of the inflatable houses. little tykes says they are lacking into what happened. our thought

. >> we received a kite this morning. basically in a kite, being a confidential note from an inmate that was left under the classification officer's door for the warden. basically saying that there are rigs, razor blades, knives all over. so what we've decided to do is restrict movement in the whole facility. we are going to conduct shakedowns. we have the dogs here. and they'll do the things that we're looking for. any contraband, of course, but also weapons, drugs. watch where you put your hands because if they have drugs, that means there are syringes there. we'll also be conducting interviews with inmates. that may have some information that they're willing to share with us. or otherwise inmates suspected of having drug activity here in this facility. we take every bit of information that we get seriously because they have the opportunity to hurt each other here. we know it's out there. so our mission is to find it. >>> coming up next on "lockup: extended stay." the shakedown begins, and the tip pays off. >> i just fo

balloon, kite.ou notice, you see there was a couple of points in this video where you actually see some very bright highlights. like that one, just went past. all right? i have a picture of something that might be worth comparing this to. and that is this. a mylar kite. you see how you have a projection there and you have a projection there? we have a top thing sticking out. it's basically two ellipses set across each other. >> and that's what that seems like. that's what i call this as, too. >> we were out spotting ufos with an individual who does a lot of ufo tours. and over the course of i would say 45 minutes, she said we spotted 45 ufos. >> okay. >> so this is the video footage of that. >> as an astronomer, i would like to determine what satellite that was. >> the individual we were with said that they can't be satellites because satellites only fly east to west. >> i can pull up a database on line even that can show all the expected passes for right here, tonight. >> can we look at sedona for

it's not a kite. bouncey house airborne with kids inside. you airborne with kids inside.ple who saw it happened at the company picnic. oww, that's hot. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced jalapeños. owww, that's hot! you better be holdin' a sandwich. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you is 30. was a terrifying event in upstate new york. children playing inside an inflatable bouncey house when a gust of wind sent it and the kid up into the sky. jim avila has the story. >> no that is not a kite. inflatable play house fly

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this village was raided by hundreds of armed militant who is embarked on a killing spree in which kite a qa number of people were killed. we're trying to verify the accuracy of this report by reporting what minister is sa saying. we spoke to a senator from the same state who said yes, such an attack took place. it's important to point out that security infrastructure in nigeria is a federal set up, not a state set up. therefore the police, the military all armed security are controlled at the center. they have not commented about the attacks that are being reported by politicians within you bor burno state. many of the places where the attacks are taking place are incredibly hard to access by road or air. that's why it can take days or weeks to filter down to urban centers the federal government run the security infrastructure you they are the people who are trying to fight. they are the ones who have the information about the security information. they are not as forthcoming as one might hope in the sense that they have strategy to get to the place, establish the facts, establish exac

the first one, a guy spots what's called a red kite circling up in the sky. >> look at him.ooking for food i think. >> pretty cool bird. apparently it's a bird that's more known for scarf vajing. around certain times of the year it can hunt for food . >> whoa. hunted him? after his camera? wh what? how does it think it could hunt that dude? >> don't know. the guy was out there with his 5-year-old daughter. the bird knocked him to the ground. no injuries. both kind of stunned. you don't see the thing coming up over the ridge of the house and then boom in your face. >> how crazy. >> the bird is like, what did i say about taking pictures of you? i did not give consent to put myself on camera. >> you would expect if this was a small animal down there, maybe a rabbit or small dog, but this is a human. >> maybe trying to protect a nest or something, trying to defend its territory, who knows. >>> the next video is a video of camels in a truck and it's kind of entertaining. ♪ >> not a scene you see every day. >> camels in a truck. >> camels in a truck. >> looks like they're kind of

it was windy enough to fly an iron kite in the bay area tonight as we have blue skies clearing things out nicely. gusty winds continue and will continue in the early evening hours and right through midnight tonight, numbers in the upper 60s and low 70s for the most part. and, we will stay clear and windy right now in san jose. forth west to east at 20 miles an hour in san francisco, 25 miles an hour or so and over in oakland, out at 28. very strong sea breeze tonight. all ushered along in the low pressure in the pacific west gets south and closer to the high pressure you get this real combination that just pushes the winds on shore and that will -- that will be around through the small hours, breezy conditions to about 40 miles an hour in the upper elevations, down low, 25 miles an hour. the windy night due for the bay area tonight. and, the temperatures in the upper 50s if you are headed out, a few high clouds other than that, describes tomorrow morning. monday morning, mostly in the middle 50s, fair skies, cool temperatures, and expect things to be breezy and cool tonight. as the lo

doing some kite boarding.ng this thing with the skateboard on wheels, i have no idea what it is called, but it looks really cool. >> things we can't do boarding. >> it is awesome. guys and girls enjoying this gorgeous water. they were there a few months ago. video just released. also part of a giveaway that aruba is sponsoring where they giveaway a trip for two to their annual highway tournament on july 1st to the 7th. enter to win at aruba.com. >> this is beautiful. but if i ever get to aruba, it is going to look more like this, you know? >> he shoots people doing this cool stuff so we can sit back with a mai tie and watch it. >> true. >> most dog owners spend a lot of time training their dogs to do the right thing, right? this guy has a message for all the people who maybe aren't dog owners. >> you see somebody walking down the street, with their dog, and the dog is being good, and it heels, don't whistle to it, don't say -- never indicate to the dog anything. the dog is being good. if you encourage the dog

all the kites in the air give you an idea of how windy it was today. later this week, we have a spare the air day. >> we have live team coverage and nbc bay area wants to begin with rob. >> we have been watching the day warming up and temperatures mid- to upper 70s and san francisco has seen the day in the 70s too. the warmer spots around live more and the north bay, seeing the highs climb into the low 80s. the winds change direction out of the north that brought in warming and dier air. we will get a spare the air day with the worst air quality in the east bay. we will likely see it extend and a heat watch in effect and even the coastline. this is unusual about the short heat wave we are about to experience. the 80s and 90s towards santa cruz and keeping in mind on tuesday, it will get upgraded to a warning. the amgen tour is towards mt. diablo and temperatures in the mid 80s. if you go towards the afternoon towards mt. diablo, numbers in the mid 90s. more on that story live with more from san jose. >> that is absolutely right. the temperatures should

. >> dow either pick the kite or coffee cup. >> yes whans is this one here this looks like two penises i don't know. it is not very clear. >> it's very clear it looks like-- [bleep] we have to carry the last. >> and he literally means the last person. >> we have a polling station -- >> that sounds like an incredible waste of resources. >> that is a very offensive statement. >> but that was true, everywhere i went by boat, ox cart, farm equipment or the patel family station wagon there was a polling station. literally one station every two kilometers across the entire country. and they were surprisingly comfortable. >> that wasn't the spread you put out more the media, the chips are great. >> it is not for the meddian, it for all voters. >> that is for the voters. >> yup. >> and amazingly the voters actually liked it. >> people actually think their vote counts here? >> we believe our vote truly counts. and we will use them to bring changes to the ruling congress party. >> surely its ruling congress party must be worried about all this dem october see. i sat down with one of their top me

smaller companies like geno and kite farmer are in the sales. weekend will give us another look at the promise of these medicines. for "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell. >>> nearly one and a half million vehicles are being recalled for safety concerns, but this time ford is the company involved. most of the effective late model cars, 900,000 of them are ford with the torque sensor inside the steering column. also the concerns are taurus sedans being recalled to update the floor mats. >>> more troublepî,Ñ could be oe way for general motors over the recall of two and a half million cars with faulty ignition switches linked to deaths. they say they met with the suspended general motor's engineer who was involved in the recall but pulled off the job in april along with another handful of gm employees. >>> and welcome news for gm after it recalled about 15 million cars so far this year. only eight vehicles earned a superior rating for their collision warning systems and tests conducted by the insurance institute for highway safety. and four

. >> it has definitely gone up, there is more people doing watersports and even kite boarding there which they were not doing 4 or 5 years ago. >> they say the most common rescue is a swimmer in distress especially with dangerous rip currents so crews learn how to get victims and then get those victims to safety in all kinds of situations. >> yeah, the beaches in the bay area really warming up as well but today we do have changes with that fog, kind of strange over the past few days resurfacing near the coast not too widespread yet but this is the first of a few changes that will cool us off here in the bay area, here is our camera looking out toward mt. diablo, a few high clouds as well but temperatures already soaring up near 90, already a hot day except near the immediately coastline, on radar you can see a few high clouds moving toward the coast but fog showing up just enough to change out there, a change in the wind direction to cool things off, a cooling trend really kicks in for tomorrow. current numbers 84 in santa rosa, san francisco 77, and oakland 79, concord already 88, liverm

southerlies out of santa rosa and at fairfield 23-mile an hour wind gusts a great day to go fly a kitehich somebody told me to do earlier today. temperatures tonight fog and low clouds along the shoreline but around the bay and inland in the mid 60th for the most part. and -- 60s for the most part and mostly clear skies. and out the door tomorrow looking pretty good too. some low clouds by the store and partly cloudy skies around the bay and inland we'll be in the mid 50s and sunny skies. well, high pressure is in full command of the spike. and it will -- pacific and it will strengthen a little bit over the next 24 hours and keep us warm. no dramatic change tomorrow. so warm inland. and if you need a break from the warm temperatures inland, head toastingson step or lem on the -- beach -- to stenson beach or lemon tour. what a treat. here's what's next for us, the usual cool at the coast and mild around the bay shore and warm temperatures inland that will continue. heading out of the bay area it's warm in the central valley near 100 degrees around sacramento. as we take a grand tour of

we have the kite surfers. we have just a lot of activity going on. this spot coming alive on a beautiful 80-degree and sunny afternoon. look at the. the it is not that comfortable in much of the be. consider yourself lucky today. we're at 79 near the water and in downtown san francisco. 93 in san jose. livermore 93 degrees. san bruno 91. oakland 91. santa rosa 90 degrees. it is hot on this tuesday afternoon. we will not cool off that much tonight. it will not be the best sleeping weather for you. 73 in san jose. 61 in san francisco. translation, if you don't have air conditioning, your apartment or your house will not cool off that efficiently tonight. it's going to be a warm wasn't starting off warm, finishing it off hot. that strong ridge in place for today will actually be stronger in more of a perfect spot to induce the northeast wind. we call it an offshore wind. record heat for tomorrow. likely will be more widespread coming up tomorrow. clear tonight. even hotter coming up tomorrow. likely hotter than that heat wave we had two weeks ago, makin

. >> is there a steven knight or kite? >>> thank you for letting me speak today.as just hoping to speak in favor of davi lang. i've known her for sometime now. she's a truly amazing candidate. i have to give my highest recommendation and hope you take that in consideration. thank you so much. >> okay. any other public comments? >>> hi, my name is sally stevens. i am currently on the commission and serve as chair. i'm speaking as an individual. i just want to say that i've worked for the last two years with annemarie fortier and dr. o'neill. people don't realize we have no budget, we have no staff, so, it really is a volunteer-run organization or commission and both of these individuals have stepped up and have helped with when we're writing letters or doing -- annemarie actually volunteered to be secretary. huge in our commission, but i just wanted to say that they have really stepped up and have been active participants in the commission. and i would urge you as an individual to support the reappointment. thank you. >> okay. peter, peter stevens? if there are any

. >> reporter: no, that is not a kite. it's an inflatable playhouse flying through air, one minute, staked to earth in this front yard, but the next, swept off the ground with three children inside. the wind blowing upwards of 25 miles per hour, lifting the entire house more than two stories high and carrying it over a stretch of woods. finally landing in a two-story school building. >> it was out of a horror movie. >> reporter: a 10-year-old girl suffered scrapes. but two boys ages 5 and 6 were hurt more seriously. one suffering two broken arms and the other landing on a car and has a serious head injury. >> he was somewhere around here and his little arms and legs were going. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: the consumer product safety commission estimates 5,000 injuries occur like this one two years ago. little tikes, the manufacturer, tells abc news today we are looking into what happened. our thoughts and prayers are with the children and their families. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> one of the most mysterious and c

the man, benjamin, who went -- flew the kite that they might ban the license for standard charge. this all pertains to breaches or sanctions for band countries and the u.s. iran. i leave you with this thought. he is going after him. it reminds me of the movie jaws. suddenly the regulator has got its teeth. by gosh, it is going to make the world realize, you break the laws and the u.s. -- you break the section loss -- the tax laws?, we will come after you ad find you to such an extent you won't want to do it again. >> they were not criticized for being too soft. thanks a lot. they are streamlining. the biggest indie nearing company in europe is eliminating more than 11,000 jobs. our international correspondent hans nichols is in berlin with the details. >> 11,600 is the total number. this is on the high-end. had been hand of what speculated in the local press, -10,000 this is on top of the job cuts already announced back in september. $1 billion is a potential savings on this. it's quite remarkable. this company shrinks its global workforce. in september, it was around 370,000 work