>> jim knapp. >> jim knapp was dead. gunshot wound.suicide. >> i was stunned. it was one of those moments where it just sort of took my breath away. and then when i found out there was no note, and as i learned about the details of what the scene looked like, it's still a baffling death. >> narrator: baffling because it simply did not look like a suicide. >> there was multiple gunshots, there was furniture in disarray, there was drawers pulled u out. >> narrator: just as investigators believe someone staged carol's murder. it could. have been steve, he was in jail. and then the questions multiply. in june 2009, almost a year after carol's death, steve's attorney received an e-mail, the sender anonymous. the e-mail read, i can tell you what really happened the night kennedy was killed. the e-mail said jim knapp was running his mouth to kennedy about a prescription drug deal he was in. it said the murder was meant to look like home invasion roche gone mad. steve replied with a startling story. he had heard the same thing. just a month ea

. >> kpix 5's don knapp is in daly city near serramonte shopping center where police are searching for the suspect. >> reporter: we're on clarinada up the hill from the center and below highway 1 between sir francis drake boulevard and -- people can no longer get into the neighborhood. a man left his wife and children at home came back and did one trip in got some groceries came back to his car. he is now stuck on the outside, his wife and kids on the inside and he is concerned because he said police have been concentrating their efforts on a house next to his. but right now no activity. a lot of people standing around. when cars come out this street here, they are stopped and police are going through the cars looking through the trunk. so i imagine what they are trying to do at this point is just find wherever this person may be. what brought them here we don't know. we did hear them say earlier they may know who the suspect is. perhaps he lives in the neighborhood. that's why they came out. no activity now just routine police activity searching and checking and keeping a lot of peopl

and in 1999, reporter don knapp tramped to see what happened. here's the update he filed at that time. >> i'm escorting with the overseas washington. >> every oil tank they're departs has another powerful tug, a spill response spoil system complete with skimmers stands ready. there are no guarantees. >> we have the prevention equipment in place to minimize that risk to the lowest level possible. there's inherent risk in moving oil. >> and after exxon spent $2 billion in cleanup costs and $300 million to compensation for fisherman, scientists are curious on how well the sound recovered. they're among 28 species monitored by the oil spill trustee council, a resource protection group created by the government after the spill. >> it wouldn't surprise me we're talking about at least another decade before we can talk about full recovery. >> dozens of beaches like this still have remanence of the still. even extremely small amounts of water can sterilize salmon and kill their eggs. >> exxon studies claim they can't be used to predict what happens on th

. >>> kpix 5's don knapp is in daly city near serramonte shopping center where police are searching for the suspect. >> reporter: no luck yet but people in the neighborhoods are inconvenienced and worried. near us is the hill to st. francis boulevard under highway 1. so we are in a corner between 1 and 280 and that's where a lot of people live and a lot of people are a little worried about, you know, can gunshots ring out or can they get home? we are talking to a gentleman earlier who can't get home. his wife is on the inside with two kids, he is on the outside. he needs to get out to take care of the kids, she needs to get out to go to work. that's a minor inconvenience. they want to find the guy. inside we see a lot of police officers and we can't see exactly what they're doing. we have seen s.w.a.t. teams here. they have been focusing on one house but so far no results we can tell and no intention of quitting anytime soon. so we are going to be here for a while until this gets resolved. >> thank you. >>> no sign of the missing malaysia airlines jumbo jet. the navy is sending a warshi

don knapp is at sfo. don, what a tough day for these people. >> reporter: you know betty, travel weary passengers got off here and walked into customs into a seething mass of humanity. everybody stuck in the same unpleasant situation. this was is scene outside custom's gate a at san francisco international. it was a mess inside as you can tell by this cell phone panorama. >> we came up the concourse and there were five to 700 people just there. just a huge block. >> reporter: ken and diana flew 10-and-a-half hours from england. the mood of the back up travelers? >> a little bit cheesed offer. i think i picked the right word. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the backups began around mid-morning and were blamed on problems from computers used by customs and the border control. some people collapsed. >> they were helping people who collapse in the queue. but there were actually some people, like i'm pregnant. they sent me back into the cue and it wasn't pleasant. >> reporter: most passengers were very worn out by t

in albany, don knapp, kpix5. >> the park district's plan would expand the area by three more acres and provide an off leash dog zone and a picnic area if the dogs have to be leashed. >>> more than 100 volunteers came to help clean up west oakland. they picked up trash, painted over graffiti and cleaned up. >> we want to make oakland a beautiful clean place to be. we love this city and wanted to give back. >> volunteers painted artwork on trash containers. >>> well the drought is causing a golf course to close in the hills of pattersonment they stopped watering the course and expect it to no longer be playable by may. there are 400 homes in the area that got hit with stiff warterring restrictions. the drought may have something to do with the number of rabid skunks in the sierra foothills. they think they are coming out of the mountains looking for food and water. >>> still ahead, they were living it up on a million dollar yacht. so how was this couple still getting welfare? >>> a piece of art goes up in flames. why people wanted it to be torched. >>> we won't be smoking hot, but in mar

. >> don knapp has more on the project's surprising progress. >> this will be a critical option for an extremely congested corridor. >> reporter: making easy for companies to get workers to get to work. how soon? sometime around the fall of the year 2017. >> vta is the project owner builder. we are working cooperatively with bart in ra very good partnership. we do all the train testing. we will hand the system over to bart and it will operate seamlessly as part of the system. >> the padilla worries about the downside to bart's arrival. >> i feel like they are going to start coming towards us. >> alan ease says the statistics reflect the community they are in. besides, there will be sheriff's for safety. she predicts great success. >> when we build the full 16-mile extension it's estimated that the san jose extension when completed will carry nearly 100,000 passengers. >> reporter: don knapp, kpix 5. >>> santa clara county voters have twice approved the funds needed to build the extension. >>> we begin with a little bit of drizzle out there, don't we? >> yeah. we are starting to see rai

. >>> meanwhile, don knapp shows us the bay area's ukrainian community is watching and worrying. >> iave family in the ukraine. children and grandchildren. i have my brother in ukraine. so many relatives. i'm so worried. >> reporter: in campbell, 40 or 50 ukrainian citizens went to church. >> so huge corruption. so huge corruption in ukraine. it is not possible for people to be happy and have future. >> reporter: the moves by the russian military prompted this demonstration in san francisco at the russian consulate. >> i think they should stay out. they should let us deal with our problems, and definitely not sending the military is the right way to do this. >> reporter: they reject the argument that russian troops entered to protect russians in ukraine. >> the russian population seeks some kind of protection from putin i think is propaganda. since i never heard that anybody who speaks russian being oppressed in ukraine ever. and i was there for 33 years. >> reporter: while demonstrators protested, the cameras of the russian consulate were watching. but no one was responding. demonstr

kpix5's don knapp with more on the convention. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much thank you. >> reporter: california republicans roared their welcome for former secretary of state condaleezza rice. >> we are a party that needs some rebuilding. we are a country that needs some rebuilding. [ applause ] >> reporter: rice suggests that rebuilding begins with the belief of individual responsibility, opportunity, and freedommings and welcoming immigrants. >> they come because they believe it doesn't matter where you came from, it meats where you are going. we have to continue to be a place where people who want to be a part of the dream can come. >> reporter: also high on the agenda, busting the democrat's super majority in the california legislature. >> we understand that we are the minority party. we have been in a decline almost a quarter of a century. but you start by setting goals and building back one election at a time. >> reporter: they count two key victories in mostly democratic areas, electing a republican mayor in san diego. people don't v

don knapp is live at broadway and san francisco where it all happened. don? >> reporter: betty you know that license plate reading technology that police used is frit good at identifying stolen or suspect vehicles on the fly. but what it does not do is tell a police officer what's on the mind of a driver of one of those vehicles. a quick series of events ended with a police officer's weapon firing off a shot apparently unintentionally at a stolen car. it happened here on broadway about 10:40 this morning. a police car equipped with a camera using license plate recognition technology was cruising broadway. >> as the officer was driving down the street, one of the plates came back as being a stolen vehicle. that vehicle was parked. the officer got out to investigate. >> reporter: the police officer noticed someone sitting in the car. officer esparza says it's routine for the officer to draw his gun in such situations. >> when the suspect inside the vehicle noticed the officer, that vehicle then attempted to flee the scene. the suspect's door on the vehicle was

kpix 5's don knapp with why san rafael says it isn't worth it. >>> reporter: after five years and nearly three-quarters of a million dollars, san rafael is ending its experiment with red light cameras. >> yay, great news. >> reporter: chris is obviously delighted. >> i don't think they really are impacting how people are behaving at intersections. >> reporter: that's pretty much what san rafael city leaders are saying. >> we didn't find that over a period of time that in fact it's effectively reduced violations. >> reporter: the idea says the san rafael mayor was to reduce accidents but after an initial reduction, accidents leveled off. and those fighting red light traffic tickets were costing the city money. >> and then if someone challenges the ticket, then that officer then does have to go to traffic court and in some cases that might be an overtime cost. >> reporter: the cost-benefit ratio wasn't working to the city's advantage. >> there are attorneys that are making a living out of defending their violators. >> reporter: san rafael is only the latest city across the nation to dump t

reporting live in richmond, don knapp, kpix 5. >> police say there may be more victims and if so they are hoping they come forward as the investigation continues. >>> teenaged driver was killed in this nasty wreck this morning along highway 24 in lafayette. the car badly mangled as you can see. chp says the driver drifted out of his lane and slammed into a traffic sign. the car wound up down an embankment. investigators say that driver may have been speeding. >>> this huge tree knocked out power to a neighborhood in redwood city this morning. it happened on vera avenue between hudson and king. no homes were damaged. no injuries. crews spent most of the day cutting it apart. >>> the crisis in ukraine has deepened with leaders in crimea scheduling a vote to break away. the region along the black sea is the hotspot in this international dispute. president obama called the referendum a violation of international law. >> any discussion about the future of ukraine must include the legitimate government of ukraine. in 2014, we are well beyond the days when borders can be redrawn over the hea

kpix 5's don knapp on sales force's plan to involve 20 more technology companies. don. >> reporter: ken, this wasn't just another big public celebration of a tech company celebrating its own success. this was a look to the future and perhaps something that might change the impression the public has of tech companies in san francisco. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: sales force is celebrating by giving away big and urging other tech firms to give big to san francisco's needy. >> but we hope to raise $100 million from these technology companies. this is a boom time in technology. this is the time to ask them for the money because they have it. >> reporter: it runs nonprofits pays for 500,000 hours of community service and has $15 million that marc benioff says it's hard for tech firms to part with their money. >> i can tell you there's still a lot of accomplished ceos and entrepreneurs who are not willing to join sf gives. >> reporter: while the celebration continued, sales force employees work to feed hungry people all over the world. >> we package over 22,000 meals in cele

. >> kpix5 don knapp is in the news room with more on what he had to say. >> reporter: the question was, do we upon want stoners driving down the great state of california? that is the message of jerry brown as he gives a thumb's down, at least for now, for legalizing recreational marijuana. it is already legal for medicinal use but governor brown shared his doubts about legalizing pot for fun. >> reporter: a year after colorado and washington said yes to recreational pot more than half of the state, according to the "new york "new york times" says they are considering it. >> i would like the two states to show us how it works. >> showing us how hickenlooper warned people. the institute of health says one out of six kids that try marijuana will be addicted to it. as reported in the christian science, hickenlooper is asking for $45 million for youth use prevention and $40 million for substance abuse treatment. cost that could be covered by revenue generated by marijuana sells, they expect to collect $141 million from marijuana sales. >> advertising, how many people can get stoned and sti

reporting live in san anselmo, don knapp, kpix 5. >> speaking of basketball, how are your brackets doing? for me, it's more like march sadness. head to kpix.com/ncaa to track this week's games. good luck. >>> a potentially explosive crude oil may be brought through berkeley soon. what protestors hope to do to stop it. >> god gave me a miracle. >> he did. >> the miracle this mother has waited for, for three decades. >> and still recovering from traumatic injuries why this war veteran is selecting his pedal power right here in the bay area. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight - the battle heats o try to stop highly-volatile crude from rolling through e >>> now at 6:30, hoping to prevent deadly disasters, tonight the battle heats up to stop volatile crude from rolling through the bay area. the berkeley city council is meeting tonight to talk about crude being shipped by train to east bay refineries. christin ayers joins us live from city hall. >> reporter: protestors calling it a ticking time bomb a plan to bring trains that are full of that potentially explosive fracked crude oil through cities l

kpix5 don knapp spoke to loyal customers, some who dined there for decades. >> reporter: they line up for joe's last day. end of an era as the best hamburger. >> it is the best anywhere. and i love the decor, too. >> reporter: many customers that moved away were drawn back for joe's final act. >> i left in '99 so we heard they were going to chose i decided to come back. >> reporter: north change replace joes. >> nobody can replace joe. he is an icon in this part of san francisco and the burgers are pretty good, too. >> really? it is really good. the best place ever. >> reporter: that is what joe loved to hear. >> it is beautiful to find out how many people really love us, basically. >> reporter: 49 years have taken a toll. the doctor says joe needs to put down the waiting list and call it a day. >> will you miss the daily grind? >> we will. we make people happy, they give me a smile, thank you, joe, god bless you. tell hard to wake up one day and have nowhere to go. >> reporter: joe says it say bit like witnessing his own funeral. >> the comfort i am getting, it is unbelievable. >> re

but kpix 5 reporter don knapp says that's not why a north bay city just put the brakes on their program>> reporter: after five years and nearly three-quarters of a million dollars, san rafael is ending its experiment with red light cameras. >> that's great news. >> reporter: chris is obviously delighted. >> i don't think they are really impacting how people are behaving anyway. >> reporter: that's pretty much what san rafael city leaders are saying. >> we didn't find that over a period of time that in fact they effectively reduced the violations. >> reporter: the idea says the san rafael mayor was to reduce accidents but after an initial reduction they leveled off. and those fighting traffic tickets were costing the city money. >> and then if someone challenged the red light ticket, that officer then does have to go to traffic court and in some cases that might be overtime. >> reporter: the cost-benefit ratio was not working to the city's advantage. >> there are attorneys that are making a living out of defending the violators. >> reporter: san rafael is only the latest city across the

as kpix 5's don knapp tells us, the governor is not blowing smoke. >> reporter: marijuana is alreadyor medicinal use in california but governor jerry brown on meet the press shared his doubts about legalizing smoking pot for fun. >> the problem with anything, a certain amount is okay, but there is a tendency to go to extremes. >> reporter: a year after washington and colorado said yes to recreational pot, more than half of states are considering legalizing marijuana for medical or recreational use. he's watching washington and colorado. >> i like the two states to show us how it's going to work. >> reporter: john hickenlooper warned of unintentional consequences, encouraging kids to smoke. one of six kids who tries marijuana will become addicted to it. hickenlooper asks for $45 million for youth use prevention and $40 million for substance abuse treatment. costs could be covered by revenue generated by sales. hickenlooper expects to collect $144 million from the sales of marijuana in the coming year. >> advertising and legitimacy, how many people can get stoned and have a great natio

don knapp is, here is at the airport. >> reporter: airport travelers may be getting used to enduring problems and forgetting about them when the flight is over but questions remain about what sfo and customs might of it done differently. >> reporter: international travelers were getting through customs without a hitch. unlike on saturday when hundreds maybe even 1,000 people or more at any time were packed in of the customs area. e specially locked up with little reason, no food, no water, no place to go. these pictures were tweeted out by those inside. >> we came off of the concourse and there were 500 or 700 people cued there, a huge block. >> reporter: he and his wife waited for three hours to get through as did these school kids from london. >> it was not organized enough. and they -- and they -- the boys could not hold their place in the queue, they should of given up water. >> reporter: the back ups began midmorning and were blamed on problems with computers used by customs and the border patrol. they went from unpleasant to unbearable. some folks even collapsed. >> the guys we

kpix-reporter don knapp has more, don't tell me they are ahead of schedule? >> they are ahead of schedule. they have design work to do, utilities moved. all of sudden it is rising above the ground and getting a good sense of what b.a.r.t would look like in the south bay. >> hoping for relief in san jose. a year closer than projections and desperately needed. >> this will be a critical, critical mobility option for an extremely congested corridor going from the south bay. it will also be a major connection to the entire b.a.r.t system. make ting it easier for companies to get workers and easier for workers to get to work. how soon? sometime around the fall of the year 2017. >> we chose to go design, build delivery, in studies shown we can realize cost savings, and we are doing both. >> san jose like communities across the area are seeing higher ridership than at any time in 1956. santa clara county authority wanted b.a.r.t but first had to build the sápl to get b.a.r.t to operate it here. >> the project owner, builder, owner, we have the infrastructure. workin

. >> don knapp tried to get answers about what went wrong but airport officials say customs officials is federal domain and not authorized to talk about what happened. >>> someone has been calling people claiming to be a deputy, telling people they have to pay for failing to show up for jury duty by using a prepaid debt card or face arrest. the sheriff's department says they would never call asking for money. >>> tomorrow morning, state senator yee and his defense strategy. >> reporter: he was leaving court oned with, his hraurted he would plead not guilty to the charges against him. 6 federal counts related to a corruption involving armed trafficking and fraud to fund his campaign for secretary of state. the product of a long undercover fbi sting operation. entrapment exists as a matter of theory. >> he says i am going to pay for meetings and the senator says i can not do that and then takes an envelope, where is the link? it will be hard. he was suspected on friday to capitol hill. eric swallwell spoke sunday morning. >> this obsession in our system right now of campaign contributio

in san francisco international, don knapp, kpix5. >> a moderate earthquake shook northern wyoming and montana this morning. the quake was reported in yellowstone national park around 6:30. no reports of damage. yellowstone frequently sees small earthquakes. at least 25 have been recorded since thursday. meanwhile, crews are checking homes damaged by friday's earthquake in southern california. these images broken dish war skperbgs glass show how violent it was. this is one of 20 homes in the orange county city of fullerton that has been red tagged. more than 100 aftershocked recorded after the 5.1 quake. no major injuries reported. >> and, we will continue the aerbgt/science theme about a head's up of a storm due out on monday. that storm, the kpix doppler showing just an echo or two of yesterday's storm. you can see it at clear lake. not much left. >> looking for rain spreading south. tomorrow, though, the system pushes through the bay area, rain will spread south, peaking in the afternoon and evening. it will be windy. potential for thunderstorms on tuesday. we will have the forecast

reporting live from the news room, don knapp. >>> police are still looking for a violent carjacking suspect. it happened outside of this chevron station on north dole this afternoon. we heard the suspect may of used a sledge hammer on the 30- year-old victim and then drove off in the victim's honda. but, he think he may of headed to san francisco. at this point, no sign of him, the suffered only minor injuries. >> another damp day around the bay area. we are not quite done with the wet weather, though, we are tracking the wet weather for us. >> reporter: another round moving in for you tomorrow. back to work and the rainfall. raining when you left on friday, stphraoeut here is a look. nothing tonight, the driest we have been all day. scattered showers all day long. perhaps impacting your outdoor plans. the ridge of pressure blocking everything, gone. what we have is an active storm track and no reason why the rain, once it moves by, will not impack the bay area. tomorrow, another area of low pressure, tomorrow, for us, another chance of rain. dry when you wake up, likely dry for your mornin

don knapp has a surprising progress report. >> reporter: hope for trafic relief is closer for san jose. a year closer than projections and desperately needed. >> it will be a critical, critical mobility option for an extremely congested corridor from the southbound. and a major regional rail connection for the b.a.r.t system. >> reporter: making it easier for companies to get workers and easier for workers to get to work. how soon? sometime around the fall of 2017. the transit authority wanted b.a.r.t but first had to build the system to get b.a.r.t to operate it here. >> bts the project builder, owner. we will own the infrastructure. we are working with b.a.r.t in a good partnership, once we do all of the train testing we will hand the system over to about b.a.r.t and it will operate seemlessly at part of the b.a.r.t system. >> reporter: wrapping around the bay and heading forth to santa clara where it will meet -- north to santa clara where it will meet up. but some families are worry about b.a.r.t and crime. >> things negative happen with b.a.r.t they will come this way southbound.

joining us, barry knapp head of u.s. portfolio at barclay's. guys, thank you for being here today. what do you think? did janet yellin misspeak, or making too much out of this. >> she didn't misspeak. i didn't think that once the market had gotten the forecasts from the participants. all the governors. and regional presidents that they thought by the end of 2016, the fed fund' rate would be 2 1/4% up from 1 3/4%. forecast in december. really mattered what she said from that point forward. the fact is the market has been pricing at an overly passive rate hike cycle for some time. this idea that the fed would once they get started raise rates 1% per year. they have never gone slower than two. so, really -- it is not a question of her misspeaking. a question of the economy is getting better. the fed will raise rates. >> aaron, to that point, is it the fed raising interest rates. has the the market worried. or should we really focus on the real economy. if the real economy is good isn't that great news for equities. >> great news the fed feels confident the economy will improve and giv

don knapp is, here is at the airport. >> reporter: airport travelers may be getting used to enduringroblems and forgetting about them when the flight is over but questions remain

let's start with don knapp live in daley city. don?ncies using a lot of time and effort on this man hunt and the daley city neighborhood losing much of their standard because of it, the man hunt came up without the man police were hunting. late tonight, place towed away the car they chased away to this daley city neighborhood. families were finally allowed back into their homes around 8:45 this evening. the man hunt came up empty. >> at this point, the scene is being broken down. the suspect we are looking for is not here. >> how do you decide he is not here? >> we had as i said, the investigation unfolded, we had reason to believe he had prior contacts in the area. there were certain residences that we had made contact and he had gotten the residences. >> reporter: police were asking residents to be cautious and patient and call 911 if they heard unfamiliar noises around the homes. but the long wait to get home was beginning to wear on family. >> it is affecting me big time. i have my two kids and they are notletting me. i have a two-

don knapp kpix 5. >>> smokers in santa clara county could have a hard time finding a place to light up e e- cigarettes. supervisors will consider restrictions on vapor inhalers in public places, county buildings and create a 30-foot no puff zone around doors, vents and windows. >>> and here's your chance to weigh in on san francisco's proposed soda tax. county supervisors hold a town hall meeting tonight at 6 at st. maries medical center. the measure would tax sugary drinks sold in the city at the rate of 2-cents per ounce. >>> east side here on kpix 5, the stanford men's basketball team pulled off a stunning upset in the ncaa tournament. >> takes a shot away. it's wide at the mark. into the arms. and sanford. >> and there you go, the cardinals knocked off number two seed kansas yesterday to advance to the sweet 16. players at the old pro sports bar in palo alto were surprised and excited by the win. many didn't think the team would make it this far. the next opponent, dayton. >> two cinderellas going against each other. that's what college sports is all about. i would love to see that

joining us from new york is barry knapp, barclays head of u.s. strategy portfolio.st today. barry, ed, let's start off talking about what the reaction has been. barry, were you surprised by the lack of a reaction really in the markets to this vote from crimea? or was it just so expected that this is what people were already expecting? >> yes, it ebbs and flows with these things. we had a considerable amount of risk priced into the market and things like volatility market, the vix had a good run late last week. it's not shocking that we get to monday morning and you get a relief rally. i'm not sure why the market should be all that sanguin about the market. but still that's how the market tends to move on this thing, it ebbs and flows. >> ed, how about you? >> i think it's worth drawing a distinction between risk and uncertainty. the market is used to dealing with risk when you know the possible outcome and can assign reasonable probability to those outcomes. when you have a situation like what we're facing in ukraine and to a substantial degree in china, the market

knapp not too bad for you 68 degrees. >> : little cooler now from 24 hours ago yesterday.egrees cooler in san francisco same deal for friends in some detail. >> : also have seabury's kicking in. we can use the rain for sure we are bay area rain for is really dry. several is a 35% 29% of normal in oakland. 22 in san francisco. we definitely need rain we will get some next week. but '50s and low 60s. >> : highs for saturday lots of sunshine for the afternoon round '70s. >> : to anyone in pleasanton spring cleaning great weekend for gross sales. and for the north bay of the '70s and petaluma 74 sentences go. >> : oakley pushing 70 degrees out tomorrow. >> : it's like a warm meal like a sunset monday. looking for warm sunny monday. 74 mi. to warm conditions. >> : tuesday into wednesday us they will get the bulk of the rain but the entire bay area has a good chance for some rain. by next week. >> : max undeveloped roll of film. discover for location where lead singer kurt killed himself. we have the pictures. >> : some pet owners and agony after they say that shelter somefemale

. >> thanks so much, barry knapp, and of course our own michael mckee.akers will be unveiling their own new models. we will go to the auto show. might you be there, matt? don't have a choice. >> you are doing your own unveiling. >> that's right. sound like aant to biased journalist, but that is my favorite brand. >> we are back right after this. ♪ >> the geneva auto show kicking off with major automakers unveiling their hottest ticket items for 2014. if you forgot to get your ticket there, you are in luck because one of the most anticipated reveals is right next to me. i am joined by ducati north america's ceo and we have the new diavel, which is a huge hit in north america. i know guys who have switched over from harleys to this. you guys want to take off the cover? let's do it here. introduced in,as what? 2011? >> correct. >> it is a lightweight cruiser, 200 kilograms, right? >> 100 20 pounds. >> 162 horsepower. that is a massive boost over what you would get for a harley -- although i know harley guys say they buy them for different reasons. how much