don knapp is live with a group of activists. don? >> reporter: that's right, if you grow up watching films like the people in this area, an attachment was made and people don't want to see it destroyed. a silver lining for the theater is a long shot. the dome is expected to be demolished and replaced by a dick's sporting goods store. >> i think we shouldn't be trading off a historical building for a big box store of any kind, and particularly one that's going to sell guns around here. >> reporter: the developers have the blessings of the group to build the store. these two fought this battle once again. that's chelsey when she was 14 years old fighting for the dome. >> it's just another dick's sport good's store opening up. it's going to wipe out history for the community. >> that was don knapp reporting. >>> well, today marks the deadliest day for americans in afghanistan since august. two are dead. the violence comes as the u.s. plans to remove coalition forces next year. we are hearing the taliban is claiming responsibility. >> re

the police have identified the victim as 8-year-old lala don knapp has more, don? >> reporter: igats many law agencies have been working this case straight for 30 hours now. they have two things in mind. one they are looking here in valley springs for a vaguely u look down the hillhere you can see vehicles on the road. those are vehicles of the crime agencies looking hard at the house, the crime scene itself. >> reporter: they do not think of sckton t arniter le eeast that an 8-year-old girl was killed at a house just down the road he was taking precautions. >> i got up and looked under the house. it is 3 story in the back. he could have been under the news when did you do that? >> this morning. i went and made sure the doors were not opened or jarred. >> reporter: a 12-year-old boyepterred the house in valley springs to check on his 8-year- old sister according to the police. as he entered an intruder ran out and then the boy found his sifter. >> she was suffering from severe injuries. >> reporter: stabbed and apparently bleeding. she did not survive. in an aftern

in richmond, don knapp, kpix5. >> those shooters remain at large. they took off in a dark blue vehicle and headed south. >> now kpix5 meet meteorologist is here with a light at the end of the tunnel. >> the news has been the opposite of sunshine, but we have a lot to talk about. we are going to get toasty. some of you up near 90 degrees. what a gorgeous, comftable evening outside. leave those windows open. we'll have clear skies and you'll start off your weekend around 50 degrees. concorde 51. redwood city 49 degrees. our forecast, each of the coast and half-moon bay, you'll be one of the coolest spots. 61 sunshine, but chilly. milder on sunday, 67. you are likely be in the mid 70s coming up on monday and tuesday. it's all about high pressure and where exactly it is. it's close enough to us to observe the strong influence. rain is not a concern over the next several days. it will hang out just enough offshore to give us the winds from the pacific ocean. keeping san francisco in the city cooler and oakland and much of the area right on bait. cooler t

don knapp, kpix5. thday up more than 150 ended points. all of the markets were pushed higher by earnings report, including apple, which beat expectations. its stock is down $3 00 from a high it set in september. the company announced today it will distribute $100 billion to shareholders by the end of 2015. >>> a tweet about a white house attack turns out to be a hoax. who got hacked? >> i know the fear and i know the anxiety. >> the governor talks to victims. what happened to him that proves no one is immuned. >>> and soaring in the sun like a modern day icarus. why this tale of flight has a happier ending. >>> mid 80s. this afternoon, mid 50s. big change. overnight lows tonight around 50 degrees. we'll talk about how chilly we're going to get. how foggy we're going to get. that's coming up. ,, the humble back seat. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on earth. ♪ that's why we designed our newest subaru from the back seat forward. introducing the all-new, completely restyled subaru forester. love. it's what makes a subaru,

don knapp on how it is raising tensions in the streets. don. >> reporter: and the overtime costs of deputies to get involved in this fighting crime in oakland, paroling the streets isone thing, but the aftermath cost of deputies involvement is quite another. the sheriff says he didn't want to pay for it. he wants oakland to pay for it. oakland said it would rather not. >> the sheriff patrols that assisted oakland police have come to an abrupt end. bad news for these oakland residents. >> i think that they are so needed. that's the worst mistake that could possibly ever be made. to have somebody not paroling. >> too much crime here. it's scary to come out here. i mean, it's not dark yet, but i wouldn't want to be here. >> the shooting that ended a deputy sheriff here near the bart station three weeks ago may have killed oakland's contract. the reason, the extra cost of policing in oakland's rough and tumble crime areas. >> one deputy has been injured. he's going to be off a significant amount of time. several cars involved in collisions. th

kpix 5 reporter don knapp tells us police have been searching for the suspect ever since. >> reporter: since the attempt child abduction early friday afternoon, police have continued searching nonstop for the would be kidnapper. and parents have been holding their children close. neighbors told kpix 5 they saw few children playing in yds. or the nearby community park. the man they're looking for is believe today have attempt today steal a 2-year-old by grabbing her and running off with her. the child was in the front yard of a home with her mother here in the california seasons development near rain drop circle and snow flake way. >> mom gave chase and fortunately the person dropped the child and unfortunately escaped but at least they did leave the child behind. >> reporter: police say that when the mother yelled the startled abductor dropped the child into bushes. the child was upset but not hurt: police are handing out copies of the accept of the suspect -- sketch of the suspect. he's a 30-year-old white man with blond hair and last seen wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. >> you

fugitive troy james knapp on the run for seven years finally tracked down in a remote area of utah.t a helicopter that was tracking him and finally gave himself up after being surrounded. knapp is a survivalist who's suspected of breaking into dozens of cabin in southern and central utah over the last seven years. he now faces 18 criminal charges. >>> l.a. trying something new to fight gridlock. synchronized traffic lights. the city has synced up 4,500 traffic signals across 470 square miles. there are 7 million people on the roads at peak rush hour times. still to see if this is going to work. >>> our weather forecast. spring was warm and now not anymore. jennifer delgado, explain what's going on here. >> for today we are talking about spring showers out there. look at the radar here. it is lighting up across parts of the south, from texas through louisiana, getting pounded this morning. it was a rough overnight, where we saw reports of softball-sized hail. what we're going to be looking at is rain across the deep south. we're talking potentially some of these storms could become s

thank you very much, president knapp and to everyone here at george washington university. thank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you, secretary paulson, for coming. and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it. the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states relationship with china. as president knapp suggested, hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role in government at goldman sachs and the nonprofit world. each one of those roles is salient in a unique way to what is going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship. i think you will see that. let's get right to may be the most important topic with regard to china right now. mr. secretary, the changeover in leadership. i know you have said the good news is that president xi jinping is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. i wonder if you can explain exactly what you mean by that. >> yes. particularly good to be here with all of you. andy, you stole my

don knapp, kpix 5. >> more news came after the marked closed.'s 2nd quarter earnings of $9.5 billion beat the street's expectations. but it's still an 18% drop from this time last year. it is apple's first year-over- year profit decline in a decade. the stock is down $300 from the record high set back in september. but shares rose slightly today on word that the company is raising dividends and boosting a stock buy-back plan. >>> left lonely and hungry. still ahead, why hundreds of needy bay area seniors might stop getting the meals they rely on. >> so it was a widespread scam. >> how a bay area moving company tricked hundreds maybe thousands of customers over the past few years. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, seniors may soon find themss seniors... may soon find themselves going hungry. as k-p-i-x 5's john ramos explains... the sequestor cuts... could slam the brakn eals on wheels" pr >>> hundreds of shutin bay area seniors may g hungry. as john ramos reports, the sequester cuts could slam the brakes on the meals on wheels program. >> reporter: kim is making h

at zap fran international don knapp can -p i, 5. >>> they are asking a federal court to stop the furlough of air traffic controllers. they say the cuts are compromising the safety and efficiency of the airline industry. >>> checking bay area headlines richmond police are searching for two gunmen who shot and injured a man last night. it happened in the 600 ock of griffin drive around 8:00. police found the victim in his car and they say the man was targeted. witnesses say the suspects got away in a white suv shortly after the shooting. >>> in hayward the victim of a shooting last night died today. police haven't released the identity of the 26-year-old victim yet. we do know he was shot before 10:00 p.m. in the driveway of a home on franklin avenue. he was taken to the hospital but died of his injuries this morning. police have no suspects. >>> in alameda coast guard cutter returned home today. families lined the dock to greet their loved ones. it spent 3 months covered 18,000 miles off the waters of southern california. during that time they rescued two people in a sailboat and they seiz

does. >> maybe she is inside a casino somewhere. >> allegedly. >>> don has been in the bay area, don knapp been in the bay area since 1969. >> he's a pro. >> he is the best. it's always good to see him and dana. outside, it's a warm day today and that's how they cooled off. that's what we did in hollister when i was a kid at dunn park. because of liability issues, they yanked out the pool at dunn park but they can still do it at san jose. it was a good day. it is still warm in the south bay. san jose 80 degrees. 84 in santa rosa. it's 85 in concord now as we head towards 6:20 p.m. record-breaking day in the bay area temperatures really warmed big time in the bay area to record levels. and if you are going out to the game tonight all this warmth means a nice baseball game, 68 degrees about game time at 7:15 p.m., giants playing the diamondbacks out at the ballyard. for tonight a few patches of low clouds around the peninsula. clear and mild elsewhere. it will be in the mid-70s inland around 8:00 tonight. out the door tomorrow morning, of course, we'll cool off overnight and recover to about

kpix 5's don knapp is at san francisco's city hall where an antigun rally just ended. don? >> reporter: that's right anne. this is one of throe locations in the bay area today where people weric piecing feelings about -- expressing feelings about gun control by the actions they were taking. [ people chanting ] one of these gun control advocates protesting here at san francisco's city hall is mindy. she knows about gun violence firsthand. she was a teenagers camp counselor when she was shot with an adult and three children in california in 199 bring a white supremacist. >> he walked in and shooting overing -- started shooting over 70 rounds of ammunition out of a semiautomatic weapon and i was shot twice in the leg and as we ran outside he continued shooting and there were five of us wounded that day. he shot and killed a filipino american postal worker. >> reporter: the newtown shootings reminded her of her goal of achieving gun control. >> newtown made me feel like a failure. mothier represent their children who didn't make it and that's a responsibility i am you know happ

kpix 5's don knapp has a look at both sides of the debate. [ people chanting ] >> reporter: one of these gun control advocates protesting here at san francisco city hall is mindy. she knows about gun violence firsthand. she was a teenaged camp counselor when she was shot in california in 1999 by white supremacist bowford furrow. >> he walked in and shooting shooting -- started shooting over 70 rounds of ammunition and i was shot twice if the leg. there were five of us wounded that day. as he left the jewish community center he shot and killed a filipino american worker. >> reporter: mindy says the newtown shootings reminded her of her goal of achieving gun control. >> newtown made me feel like a failure. and you know, i've met parents from people from virginia tech who have told me i'm here to remit their children -- represent their chin who did -- children who did not make it and that's a responsibility i am you kn happy to bear. but i can't do it alone. >> reporter: before the rally, two big events focusing on guns were underway here in the bay area. in san francisco organizers bought

kpix5 don knapp is here with the limited clues the sheriff deputies are working with. >> investigators wrapped up their 30 to 35 hours of the investigation of the crime scene. the home of the murdered girl a few hours ago. many are concerned that the killer is still on the loose. there is no good description or understanding of who that killer may be. >> i am terrified. you never know, it would happen to anybody. >> reporter: a town living in fear as a killer may still be on the loose in the foothills. >> it is an open area and this person could be anywhere. >> reporter: the sheriff deputies remain on the hunt for the murderer of 8-year-old lala. the young girl killed here in this home around noon on saturday. the detectives searched the house earlier today. >> we did collect some fingerprints during that search and we collected what we believe to be dna. >> reporter: as of now the 12- year-old brother, who says he found as historier as an intruder is leaving the house, is not ruled out as a suspect. however, two other witnesses report seeiman in blue jeans fleeing the home. a similar

. >> don knapp, thank you. >>> tonight, towers across the country should be in staff on the furloughs and brought on by the sequestration and budget cuts that have been lifted by congress. we're not completely in the clear. the coast guard said that the same cuts, they have forced them to suspense the patrols of the potential terror targets, including the bay bridges. and crews, they are concentrating on the search and rescue missions. >>> and for thousands of people here in california and across the country, they are starting today. federal unemployment benefits, they will be slashed. cbs reporter margaret brennan on the ripple effects. >> reporter: travelers will breathe a sigh of relief as air traffic controllers return to work. north carolina native margie traveled through new york today. >> i was delighted. i sat on the runway for a couple of hours just a couple days ago. >> reporter: with the crisis over, the other budget cuts are looming outside the airline industry. and this week, the federal jobless benefits in the states like california, new hampshire, and ohio, they will al

barry knapp. steve sachs from pro shares advisers and our own rick santelli. michael, can we do as well as in the second quarter as we did in the first quarter? >> i don't think so. i think we've done incredibly well, probably more advances than we probably should have had given the fact the top line is still fairly weak. i'm of the believe markets don't go down from here at the end of the year, but i think they're going to go up slightly from here. we cannot in my view, unless we get into a rash of exuberance, and you never know when that happens. >> you spell that f-e-d, right? >> obviously. that's good. i don't think we're going to go up as much. >> what drives things? do you think the economic backdrop slows down? why won't with do as well? fundamentals remain the same, right? federal reserve keeps printing money. >> that's not the fundamentals, maria. that's the federal reserve. fundament ams are jals are jobs gdp. >> earnings. >> oh, yeah, earnings. that actually is going to matter. you can squeeze as much blood as you possibly can out of the proverbial

kpix 5 reporter don knapp is in pittsburg with a look at the sketch of the suspect. don? >> reporter: that's right ann. neighbors by the way tell us that they haven't seen many children out of doors today. not in their front yards or not even in the community park here at california seasons. it's a testament to the kind of fear that envelops a neighborhood when parents learn of an attempted child abduction. chaldaic duction friday an -- child abduction friday afternoon, police have continued searches nonstop for the would be kidnapper. he is believed to have attempted to steal a 2-year-old by grabbing her and running off with her. the child was in the front yard in the california seasons development near rain drop circle and snow flake way. >> mom gave chase and fortunately the person dropped the child and unfortunately escaped but at least they did leave the child behind. >> reporter: police say when the mother yelled the startled abductor dropped the child into bushes. the child was upset but not hurt. police are handing out copies of the sketch of the suspect. he's des

resolution amended his the resolution amended his adopted. 19. 130179 [agreement - tom eliot fisch/knapp architects, jv - authorizing waiver of certain as-needed contract requirements in order to complete design and engineering of bayview opera house - $1,275,000] >> can we do this same house;. ordinance passed in first read. >> making clerical corrections and tables. >> president chiu: same house same call. ordinance passed in first reading. >> rollcall vote, item 21. >> supervisor breed:aye >> supervisor campos:aye >> president chiu:aye >> supervisor cohen:aye >> supervisor farrell:aye >> supervisor kim:aye >> supervisor mar:aye >> supervisor tang:aye >> supervisor wiener:aye >> supervisor yee:aye >> supervisor avalos:aye there are 11 ayes. there are 11 ayes. >> ordinance passed first-rad. 22. 130134 [liquor license - 2379 chestnut street] resolution determining that the issuance of type 42 on-sale beer and wine license to ferris ferdon for ferdon olive oil, inc., dba we olive, located at 2379 chestnut street >> supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: i want to thank my colleagues h

don knapp is in oakland not far from within an alameda county deputy was shot during a traffic shot three weeks ago. don. >> reporter: that's right, ann. we were here three weeks ago tonight when that traffic stop occurred and the violent action occurred and that violent action may be part of the reason that the sheriff wants to drop the contract with oakland to patrol oakland streets. the shooting that wounded an alameda county deputy sheriff here near bart three weeks ago may have killed oakland's contract with the sheriff's office for extra patrols. the reason? the extra costs of policing in oakland's rough crime areas. >> having done this now, we have one injured deputy off for a significant amount of time. we have several cars involved in collisions. those go down. there's the cost value there. so all these things add up and it actually adds up to more than what oakland paid for us to be there. >> reporter: 11 teams of deputies have been working on weekends averaging 15 arrests a shift. the contract hang-up comes as oakland struggles to put more officers on the street to fight crime.

in pittsburg, don knapp, kpix 5. >> and police say they're also looking for a mid 90's ford explorer similar to this one. the one they're looking for is marine or burgundy. they're calling it a vehicle of interest. >>> an explosion and fire on a boat in san francisco forced four men to hang on for their lives. police say the men were fishing off candlestick point when the boat began taking on water. another boater who watched the rescue says fire is one of the biggest dangers aboard a boat. >> smoke is very toxic, because you have resins, fiberglass, chemicals, wood, fuels, a lot of things that burn. carpeting. so a boat can be quite volatile. >> one person was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation. the three others were not hurt. >>> a brother and sister from the west coast are back in the u.s. after surviving 20 hours in the water while lost at sea. dan suski of san francisco and his sister kate of seattle were on a fishing boat that started sinking off the caribbean island of st. lucia last week. the pair ended up in the water wearing life jackets. despite their panic, they wer

barclays barry knapp would put it in cash and watch it slowly burn a hole in his pocket? me new money today and said what do you do with it? if i was forced to put it into the market i'd have to continue to buy those defensive sectors. my preference would be to hold back and look for a window over the next month or so to put money into the market overall, and then if the cyclical sectors got beat down enough, then put things to work then. this is a round-about way of saying we think we're due for a decent correction. >> how big a correction, barry? >> i don't think it is going to be anything near the order of magnitude as it was in 2010 or 2011. and even 2012 when the ed ended up extending operation twist we went down 10? we think it might not even be that bad. something along the 6% to 8% range. the fed is not going to be tapering purchases any time soon and we couldn't think we're going to get a public policy flare-up like we had in '10 or '11 during the debt ceiling debate or what happened during the whole election process which so influenced business confidence a year

knapp pa is down to 19. things might pick up a little bit. but believe me we can still get gusts. it could be rather blustery to windy. entire bay area we have wind advisory out. here is sal. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along okay on the bridge. however, you will see the winds or feel the winds gusting. you can see from our picture the flags down there. they are blowing pretty steadily there. now if you will be flying out of sfo later today you may want to check the status of your flight. airport officials say delays due to winds are possible after 8:00 this morning. winds will result in changes in the runway configuration causing planes to take off or land on different runways. strong and gusty winds expected at the airport until at least 5:00 p.m.. again check for your carrier for delays. let's go back to the desk. >>> we will be talking about the winds all day. we want to see your weather pictures. if you are taking them just send them to photos a the ktvu.com or up load them to our facebook page. >>> 5:33. breaking news two families escaped when a large fire burned two

for us fog on the coast but that is about it. 40s are really cool. 41 knapp ma. 41 novato. 45 san jose. livermore 44. walnut creek 47. 29 up in tahoe. 41 in ukiah. redding is 61. and for us we will be okay today and tomorrow. a system will move into the north and east of us. it looks like another wind pattern. hopefully not nearly anything we had on monday. it looks like the winds will crank up. inland -- generally about where we show. most receive >>> time is 6:40. bay area baked goods will soon be available at a seattle chain. when starbucks will start selling products. >>> plus no cars, no buses, trains, even bikes. just your feet. yeah san francisco putting its best foot forward for a first ever walk to workday. >>> all plane lanes blocked in san jose. northbound 85 and 87. a major crash. we'll tell you the details straight ahead. >>> good morning. happy friday. we do have some patchy low clouds around. generally it's clear and cold. we'll end up with sunny go mostly sunny skies. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. three teenage b

knapp pa is down to 19. things might pick up a little bit. but believe me we can still get gusts. it could be rather blustery to windy. entire bay area we have wind advisory out. here is sal. >>> good morning. traffic is moving along okay on the bridge. however, you will see the winds or feel the winds gusting. you can see from our picture the flags down there. they are blowing pretty steadily there. now if you will be flying out of sfo later today you may want to check the status of your flight. airport officials say delays due to winds are possible after 8:00 this morning. winds will result in changes in the runway configuration causing planes to take off or land on different runways. strong and gusty winds expected at the airport until at least 5:00 p.m.. again check for your carrier for delays. let's go back to the desk. >>> we will be talking about the winds all day. we want to see your weather pictures. if you are taking them just send them to photos a the ktvu.com or up load them to our facebook page. >>> 5:33. breaking news two families escaped when a large fire burned two

for us fog on the coast but that is about it. 40s are really cool. 41 knapp ma. 41 novato. 45 san jose. livermore 44. walnut creek 47. 29 up in tahoe. 41 in ukiah. redding is 61. and for us we will be okay today and tomorrow. a system will move into the north and east of us. it looks like another wind pattern. hopefully not nearly anything we had on monday. it looks like the winds will crank up. inland -- generally about where we show. most receive >>> time is 6:40. bay area baked goods will soon be available at a seattle chain. when starbucks will start selling products. >>> plus no cars, no buses, trains, even bikes. just your feet. yeah san francisco putting its best foot forward for a first ever walk to workday. >>> all plane lanes blocked in san jose. northbound 85 and 87. a major crash. we'll tell you the details straight ahead. >>> good morning. happy friday. we do have some patchy low clouds around. generally it's clear and cold. we'll end up with sunny go mostly sunny skies. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. three teenage b

kpix5 don knapp spoke with a small group of activists. >> reporter: silver lining's playbook is on the bill at the dome theater here in pleasant hill. a silver lining for the theatre is a long shot. the dome is to be demolished and replaced by a dick's sporting good store, unless dome lovers have their way. petitions are thousands of names and asked the city to reject the store and save the movie house. >> i think we should not be trading off a historical building for a big box store of any kind, particularly one that is going to sell guns to the people around here. >> reporter: they have perms and a blessing to build a 273,000-square-foot building. opponents are working desperately to change minds. chelsea and her friend fought this battle before. that is chelsea 10 years ago when she was 14, cleaning the city council -- pleading the city council to spare the dome. it was spared but probably for economic reasons at the time. the theatre is set to close april 22nd. >> you set another dick's sporting goods up, it's going to weep out a big piece of history for the community. >> it's the

utah police arrested troy knapp this week, sneaking up on him as he chopped wood behind a cabin, well, the cabin wasn't his. he was wanted since 2004. he told police se survived by gaining access to unoccupied cabins, sleeping in the owners' beds -- sounds like goldilocks -- and listened to a radio on the manhunt for him. when police would get close, he would vanish into the woods. that wasn't until, of course, they got him. >>> right now, new developments this the search for suspects in the murders of three people, including two prosecutors. texas police have arrested robert miller who "accused of threatening a district attorney in the same county where two other people were killed. d.a. mike mcclelland pictured here and his wife sin hi a, both found shot at their home a week ago, and their killings came two months after assistant d.a. mark cassie was gunned down near the kaufman county courthouse. dominic live from our los angeles bureau with more on this. don? >> harris, that man the authorities have arrested is robert miller from texas, and is now charged with making a terrorist t

barry knapp, he's barclays head of u.s.lio strategy, one of the most entertaining people in the business, he is here next to tell us. ♪ ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... . . can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. ♪ . david: it is time for a quick speed read of some of the day's other headlines, five stories in a minute. first up toyota will start making lexus brand vehicles in the u.s. the automaker will make the lexus es model in its kentucky plant as early as 2015. >>> amazon will debut 14 of its tv pilots. retailer let anyone in the u.s., u.k. or germany watch them for free to ask for viewer input. >>> a supreme court judge rules that j.c. penny can sell martha stewart designed goods. jcpenney's has exclusive designs tore bedding bath and tab

two million visitors choosing to leave the site so with that in mind earlier today i asked daniel knapp from advertising research what facebook is becoming such tunnel. people were not born to communicate the way that facebook proposes we see especially younger users moving towards other platforms instagram for instance snap chat pinterest tumblr and so forth but if we look across the globe especially at emerging markets asia africa there is a massive user base for facebook which is still growing and will continue to do so for the next five or ten years let's talk about the users that are maybe getting a little bit bored of their bit tired it's not quite as cold as it once was do you think there's perhaps maybe too much spam going on or do you think people are searching for the next big thing i don't think people are consciously looking for the next big thing but there is second of decentralizing movement people are versifying where they look for information and how they interact with friend facebook came around when there wasn't that much choice that was my space in those facebook and

thank you very much, president knapp and to everyone here at george washington university. thank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you, secretary paulson, for coming. and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it. the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states relationship with china. ,s president knapp suggested hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role in government at goldman sachs and the nonprofit world. each one of those roles is salient in a unique way to what is going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship. i think you will see that. let's get right to may be the most important topic with regard to china right now. mr. secretary, the changeover in leadership. the goodu have said news is that president xi jinping is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. can explainyou exactly what you mean by that. >> yes. and let me also say, it is good to be back in washington. if only for a day. particularl

kron 4 jeff bliss knapp has details of the frightening ordeaush has detaile frightening ordeal. >> he bushes and fled the area on foot. >> police arrived shortly and the gross mother was shocked and scared of what had happened. >> as you can imagine this kid was frightened. she does not have any physical injuries. >> it is a shame that a human bay would do this to someone's child. this is just awful. >> this is a growing concern in the neighborhood due to sex offenders being able to move then. >> they are just a dumping pedophiles in this area. >> police stated that the suspect is white in his 30's and he was last seen wearing jeans and a green shirt. >> a san francisco male is under arrest this morning. police say that he pretended to be the son of an african leader, and manage to con a mamore rmore ran a couple out of $1.6 million. the fbi alleges that the suspect " blessed marvelous lisher0ve " told the couple that he needed a loan because the u.s. government confiscated his money. at 41, the suspect is actually the same edge as congols president. >> new this morning, congress ende

troy james knapp on the run for seven years.eams in a remote area of utah. accused of breaking into dozens of cabins in central and southern utah over the last 17 years. he faces 18 criminal charges in three utah counties. >>> synchronized traffic lights in los angeles. los angeles. very ambitious. will it work? only been in use a few weeks, too soon to tell. there are some 7 million people on the road during peak rush times in l.a. >>> a scare as a small plane was forced to land on the highway. the aztec airways beach craft 18 took off on a training flight from a nearby airport. the pilot chose to abort the flight, landing safely on u.s. 27 north of i-75. the ntsb is launching an investigation. >> and the best selling memoir, "look me in the eye" exposed what it's like to live with asperger's, new a new memoir, "raising cubby," where he tells the story of his son, who also has asperger's. it's an autism spectrum disorder, and yesterday was at sixth annual autism awareness day. >> good morning, and welcome. >> good morning. than

knapp, could also see light showers through san rafeal. and as for temperatures currently mid- 50s.akland the afternoon highs will see '60s and '70s. mainly upper 60s in the east bay inland valleys. low 60s for richmond. and downtown san francisco and mid upper 60s for the north bay. for those of you had it to the baseball game you could see a mixture of sun perhaps bringing a light jacket. your kron 4 7 day around the bay and you will not lead to that jacket on next week >> atlanta's georgia dome is ready for its final four close-up. this time-lapse video shows how crews turned the home of the atlanta falcons into an n-c-double-a basketball court. wichita state, louisville, syracuse and michigan will square off later today in the men's semi-finals. with the championship game scheduled on monday. and the cal women face louisville sunday in the semi-finals in new orleans. in sports. the a's take it to the hapless astros in houston. the sharks' have a new spot in the western conference as they make it 7 in a row. . and another world series flag is raised at a-t&t park. kron 4's gary r

thank you very much, president knapp, and thank you to everyone here at george washington university.hank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you, secretary paulson, for coming. and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it. the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states relationship with china. as president knapp suggested, hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role in government at goldman sachs and the nonprofit world. each one of those roles is salient in a unique way to what is going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship. i think you will see that. let's get right to maybe the most important topic with regard to china right now, mr. secretary, the changeover in leadership. i know you have said the good news is that president xi jinping is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. i wonder if you can explain exactly what you mean by that. >> yes. andy, and let me also say, it is good to be back in washington. if

. >> this is barry knapp from collar clays. if you think about those costs, is it in calculation?ive destruction and you're keeping companies alive that wouldn't survive otherwise and then you don't get the same capital investment? how do you think risks of all this really aggressive policy are likely to manifest themselves. >> i think there's a zombie element to that. gentlemen and becky have been talking the last hour or so. >> when you look at net interest margins, they borrow at the same yield 25 basis points but can only lend perhaps 2, 2.5%. net interest margins are narrowed. any company that deals in financial assets basically are saying net interest margins narrowed. that's not good for business formation going forward. banks in effect lay off employees, close branches, et cetera, and you see negative real economic growth based on that. >> i know you said you don't like the japanese red bull version. it's not good with the long haul. what do you think the doing her? >> the fed is the same way. it's difficult to see exactly how they get out of this particular pickle. they t

thank you very much, president knapp and to everyone here at george washington university.hank you to all the students and everyone else who has come here today. we are delighted to see you all. and also thank you, secretary paulson, for coming. and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it. the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states relationship with china. as president knapp suggested, hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role in government at goldman sachs and the nonprofit world. each one of those roles is salient in a unique way to what is going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship. i think you will see that. thes get right to may be most important topic with regard to china right now. mr. secretary, the changeover in leadership. i know you have said the good news is that president xi jinping is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. i wonder if you can explain exactly what you mean by that. >> yes. and let me also say, it is good to be back in washington. if only for a

[applause] >> thank you, thank you very much, president knapp, and thank you to everyone here at george university. thank you to all the students and everyone else who came here today. we're delighted to see you all. also, thank you, secretary, for coming, and having this conversation with us. let's get right to it, and the conversation today, of course, is about china and the united states' relationship with china, and as president knapp suggested, hank is uniquely qualified to discuss this given his role with the goldman sachs and non-profit world, and each one of the roles is salient in a unique way to what's going on in china and the relationship, the u.s.-china relationship, so i think you'll see that. let's get right to maybe the most important topic with regard to china right now, mr. secretary, which is the changeover in leadership. i know that you've said the good news is that the president is a strong leader. the bad news is that he has to be one. i wonder if you could explain exactly what you mean by that. >> yes, andy, and let me also say it's good to be back in washington,

>>> we want >>> we want to thank our guest host, barry knapp and brian belski. that does it for "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla and jim cramer and david faber. it's tonight at 7:15 eastern and the beginning of earnings season. alcoa after the bell tonight. europe's in action catching up to our rebound late friday, several green arrows also point out that former prime minister margaret thatcher has passed away at the age of 87. the nikkei, the highest close t and our road map begins with the markets poised ahead higher despite investors prepping for what's setting up to be a disappointing earnings season. >> general electric, ump approximating up its oil and gas business, provider lufkin industries for $3 billion. >> deutche says the airline sector is expected to take off expecting profits up 140% from a year ago. >> our own jim cramer on "meet the press" this weekend keeping about fed chair bernanke in the driver's seat. >> we'll kick it off with the markets as first quarter earnings