. >> you mentioned kurt gentry. >> kurt gentry wrote "helter skelter" in the late 1960's about the manson killings. when the time that steinbeck came through, he was a huge fan. he was a freelancer for "the san francisco chronicle." he heard that steinbeck was coming to town. he went, he called steinbeck and bag to for an interview. steinbeck said fine. gentry showed up with a bag of 21 steinbeck books. and steinbeck signed every one. and gentry is a good, old- fashioned writer-journalist. a tough guy. he lived in san francisco since 1955. he was nice to me. it was great to interview him because he went out and hung out with steinbeck with that half- hour interview. >> it was at the square bar -- the western square bar. north beach is there. >> it is where kerouac -- huge at that time, in 1960, it was like the present and future of american pop culture. the smothers brothers were there. it was a jazz thing at the time, but rock and roll was coming and city lights was there. >> how was -- how old was kurt gentry? >> when i met him, he was 79. he is writing a book about the mob in vegas. >>

kurt myers unexpectedly opened fire at the dog, killing the dog.hat's when the agents opened fire, killing him in return. it started and was over in moments. it really brought to conclusion the 15-hour stand-off which had this town on edge. the governor came here yesterday and told people, don't go out of your home if you don't need to. the area was cordoned off behind me. a lot of activity. agents really made the right call. federal agents, local state police made the call to pull back yesterday because they didn't know exactly what kurt myers was planning. they thought perhaps he was planning. they waited him out. they had flash bangs, gas, a robot to check out where he was. it was really a waiting game and a standoff. >> it's a good thing none of the officers were killed in this. when a fbi dog or service dog dies that's considered an officer down. who was this man? anybody who knew him, what did they say about him? >> you know, that's what's amazing. what authorities know is he knew the town well. he had grown up a long time ago. he had a dui 4

opes all senior staff attorney at the electronic frontier foundation hey there kurt so first of alllet's start off with why are these letters so so controversial with these letters are somewhat of a precedent in the american system because that allows for a demand of information from a telecommunications provider without a warrant without a court being involved and are you happy with that the judge's response she didn't rule this unconstitutional do you think that it actually went far enough well absolutely if the court found that they were unconstitutional and said the f.b.i. can the issue of the letters in this case our case and in any other case so it's finding that the statute itself violates the constitution so tell me a little bit more about your client's case and what you're hoping to get out of this. well we as i think everybody expects the government will appeal so we'll take this up to the next level the ninth circuit court of appeals and then perhaps to the supreme court and get the court to say finally whether this type of letter is constitutional we believe that it is n

kurt meyers was laying in wait to ambush police officers. when they arrived, he made preparations in the building where he holed up after killing four other people. there overnight. police have sent in teargas and robots to see if they could get a lay of the building he was in. two-story building with a basement. over 15 hours, carol. not one single word. no communication between kurt myers and anyone on the outside, even though they are were trying to contact him, find out exactly what had happened. exchange of gunfire earlier in the afternoon. he shot at police officers, they shot back. it was unclear whether they had injured him. killed him, and especially because he wasn't saying anything. he was also very concerned. at 8:00 today, they made entry, when they got in, they sent in an fbi canine. kurt myers shot the dog and authorities opened fire, killing the gunman. he is accused of killing four people and injure two others. >> wow. deborah freyerick. >>> an incredible fall all the way to the ground. we'll introduce to you the skydiver wh

agents returned their own fire, killing kurt myers.n a couple of moments, we are told that the suspect, the man who killed four people and who now we believe was waiting in ambush for a police officer, that he is now dead. and so this, again, over, a lot of tension was here in herkemier county. they had not spoken to him in more than 15 hours. when there was an exchange of fire yesterday, they thought he was wounded, but he wasn't. he was laying in wait. police got him first, john. >> wow, deborah ferrick, our thanks to you. >>> tsa administrator john pistol is expecting to defend his decision to allow small knives on planes. earlier this week, he said sticking with the plan to take affect next month to reduce waiting time at airport security checkpoints. three major car yores have come out against the machine along with unions representing pilots and flight attendants. a live look now. no live look, this morning or today at the gaylord resort in national harbor, maryland, the start of the annual cpac convention. senators marco rubeio,

kurt ner is open. that is good news for south bay commuters. 110 continues to build from 680 up towards the airport. a pretty standard flow for south bay freeways. also, down 880. although it is slow, the crash with five or six cars around stephenson has cleared from the roadway. we are going to end with a shot of the bay bridge toll plaza where the median lights were turned on and the backup continues back towards the maze and the berkeley curve. there is a break in the clouds. while you are watding, you can look at that. >> thank you, mike. we are going to take it down to the south bay. a developing story in san jose where more than 20 people are now homeless after a fire at an apartment on the city's east side overnight. firefighters got a report of smoke in the kitchen area of a home on landis avenue after it turns into the montague expressway. the building was evacuated and the scene was cleared around 1:00 a.m. >>> a san francisco nightclub where three people were shot over the weekend is closing

kurt, i appreciate you talking to us. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> let us know what you think about this case. follow me on twitter. >>> next, the supreme court and same sex marriage. two cases, nine justices. incredibly high stakes for millions of people and the millions who love them. the question is will social and political acceptance sway the court? we will talk to jeff toobin and california's attorney general. >>> later, we'll take you to italy where a court is deciding on amanda knox's fate. you might be asking wasn't her murder conviction already overturned. yes, it was. we will show you why what sounded like the last word really wasn't the final say in her future. conservative. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. a brand new start. your

kurt, i appreciate you talking to us.hank you. >> you're welcome. >> let us know what you think about this case. follow me on twitter. >>> next, the supreme court and same sex marriage. two cases, nine justices. incredibly high stakes for millions of people and the millions who love them. the question is will social and political acceptance sway the court? we will talk to jeff toobin and california's attorney general. >>> later, we'll take you to italy where a court is deciding on amanda knox's fate. you might be asking wasn't her murder conviction already overturned. yes, it was. we will show you why what sounded like the last word really wasn't the final say in her future. [ male announcer ] red lobster is hitting the streets to tell real people about our new 15 under $15 menu! oh my goodness... oh my gosh, this looks amazing... [ male announcer ] 15 entrees under $15! it's our new maine stays! seafood, chicken, and more! ooh! the tilapia with roasted vegetables. i'm actually looking at the wood grilled chicken with por

police say 64-year-old kurt myers started his rampage by burning his home.tgun shot to shoot four people, two fatally, at a barbershop and an automotive business. this is in the mohawk valley portion of upstate new york. developing right now.police in upstate new york are searching for this man. who they say has shot at police.and is accused of killing four people and injuring two others earlier this afternoon. police say 64-year-old kurt myers started his rampage by burning his home. they say he then used a shotgun shot to shoot four business. this is in the mohawk valley portion of upstate new york. we'll keep you posted on dangerous suspect. another developing story. a fire in a gas pipeline in louisiana has been burning since tuesday. crews are letting it burn out -- and it will probably last until at least thursday. the fire began when a tug boat hit the gas line. it was pushing a barge that was carrying thousands of gallons of crude oil. there's an oily sheen on the water - but the coast guard says there doesn't seem to be a significant leak. four peop

the gunman, kurt meyers, was shot and killed today by police.icers entered the abandoned warehouse where meyers was holed up -- and he was killed in a shoot- out. police say he managed to kill one of their dogs. authorities say myers shot 6 people yesterday - killing four of them. they also think he blew up his own house. >> house speaker john boehner says he has too much to do in washington to travel to rome for the pope's installation ceremony. the white house had invited him to be part of the u-s delegation led by vice president joe biden. boehner says he appreciates the offer - but has lots of duties lined up -- including hosting the irish prime minister. boehner is the highest ranking catholic in congress. >> jacqueline: temperatures for cooler today with 70's and portions of the north bay. closer to the coast it was cooler. as we look ahead we will see some areas of fog toward slightly cooler that trend will continue for the weekend. temperatures are still mild for this time of year. 60s. those clouds are pressing to the south with cooler

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police believe 64-year-old kurt meyers is still alive inside the building. he allegedly set fire to his apartment in a neighboring town, killed two men, wounding two others. yesterday, he went to a car shop in a neighboring town and killed two more men. he got into a brief gun fight in abandoned building before the standoff started >>> they plan to allow small knives on airplanes starting next month is getting serious pushback on capitol hill. that rule change would allow passengers to carry blades smaller than 2.5 inches long. he will testify before a house committee hearing about that change. he is arguing small knives pose little threat and distract the agents from the real problems like explosives. airlines and flight attendants disagree. >> every single day, we experience passenger disturbances. you introduce a deadly weapon. it is not a good idea. >>> house representative, ed markey, introducing a bipartisan, no knives act. it is aimed at blocking the policy change. that new knives policy is set to take effect april 25th. >>> new video of a crash that

officers have surrounded an abandoned building where they believe 64-year-old kurt myers is holed up. the manhunt started yesterday morning after police say he set his apartment on fire. they say myers drove to a barbershop and shot four people, killing two of them. he went to an oil change business and killed two more men. >> everybody in the area's toldly scared of what's happening, everybody is petrified. >> police think the shootings were unprovoked. they did exchange gunfire with myers before the stand-off began. police say they are being careful about entering the building because they don't want to put officers in harm's way. >>> 4:44. a preliminary hearing begins this morning in san francisco's bound and gag murder case. the six defendants are challenged with killing a man in december, the victim was bound and gagged along with a woman who was seriously injured. prosecutors have not revealed a possible motive but they stress the defendant and victims knew each other and this was not a random crime. >> senator dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban will likely get through the d

kurt, i appreciate you talking to us. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> let us know what you think about this case. follow me on twitter. >>> next, the supreme court and same sex marriage. two cases, nine justices. incredibly high stakes for millions of people and the millions who love them. the question is will social and political acceptance sway the court? we will talk to jeff toobin and california's attorney general. >>> later, we'll take you to italy where a court is deciding on amanda knox's fate. you might be asking wasn't her murder conviction already overturned. yes, it was. we will show you why what sounded like the last word really wasn't the final say in her future. copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't

. >> i've never seen an episode of star trek but kurt out si of the irs i feel i have. i want to thank them for that. if our fiscal situation was outrageous this would be laughable. by way of apologizing the irs said we wouldn't make the videos today. they were made 2010 when we had trillion dollar deficit. government has no profit motive. for there is no motive for them to run efficiently. when they are dealing with taxpayer money and sick even ri happening by the tax collection agency, it's so outrageous. these are things that grab the public's attention. gilligan's island, sar trek, soda bans in new york city. then you can educate them about the incredible waste and fraud. >> these videos are funny but they are not aren't so funny. >> they are horrible videos. let me give you math. they cost all of $60,000. by producing a video the irs didn't spend a million and a half in training costs. using that math, that sounds like a pretty smart and prudent move. $60 --6,000 spent and mill and a half saved. >> i have to ask you. where did you come up with a million and a half?

officers have surrounded an abandoned building where they believe 64-year-old kurt myers is holed up. the manhunt started yesterday morning after police say he set his apartment on fire. they say myers drove to a barbershop and shot four people, killing two of them. he went to an oil change business and killed two more men. >> everybody in the area's toldly scared of what's happening, everybody is petrified. >> police think the shootings were unprovoked. they did exchange gunfire with myers before the stand-off began. police say they are being careful about entering the building because they don't want to put officers in harm's way. >>> 4:44. a preliminary hearing begins this morning in san francisco's bound and gag murder case. the six defendants are challenged with killing a man in december, the victim was bound and gagged along with a woman who was seriously injured. prosecutors have not revealed a possible motive but they stress the defendant and victims knew each other and this was not a random crime. >> senator dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban will likely get through the d

the presiding officer tonight is board president kurt fong and joined by the vice president anne lazarus and commissioners arcelli and darrell honda. [speaker not understood] will be off this evening. robert brian will provide the board with any legal advice this evening. and at the control of the board's legal assistant victor pacheco. i'm the executive director. we are also joined this evening representatives. scott sanchez is the zoning administrator. he is also representing the planning department and." jeannine young is here from the department of public health environmental health section. and i believe joseph duffy is here as well, senior building inspector representing the building of building inspection. mr. pacheco, at this time if you could please go over the board's meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests that you turnoff all phones and pagers so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows. appellants, permit holders departments and representatives e

. >> for surface streets heading through the south bay, monterrey highway, tully and kurt ner, the large roadways are getting very congested. if this lasts past 6:00, it will be an issue. 880, not a problem coming down into the south bay. we will give you south bay map. bob will give us updates throughout the morning as that investigation continues. the rest of the south bay moves smoothly. one crash clearing from 101. in through sunny veil and mountain view. i will check on the details. this should be clear in the next few. we'll send it back to you. >>> good morning to you. i want to point out right off the bat we actually have quite a bit of fog and drizzle reported out there. you want to travel cautiously this morning. today looks pretty good temperaturewise. we are going to reach the upper 60s and low 70s yet again and maybe a few isolated showers in the north. i'm going to show you your futurecast. we are still counting on rain for tomorrow and thursday. all the way through this weekend in fact we are tracking rain showers. i'm going to take you through the forecast and pinpoint wh

gravely injured man behind the wheel of a totaled car on the sidewalk near southbound monterey road and kurtr avenue. the car crashed through two trees and a light pole. the man died a short time later and southbound monterey road was blocked for hours as officers investigated. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in napa after a gruesome discovery was made this morning on a highway overcrossing. firefighters and police received several calls just before 4:00 a.m. about a burning object on highway 29 on a pedestrian overpass near industrial way. when firefighters arrived, they found a man's body totally engulfed in flames. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no one reported seeing how the man was set on fire. right now police are investigating his death as a homicide. >> we're not sure if it's a homicide or suicide and we're treating it as the homicide and then less information or evidence suggests otherwise. >> the man's identity is unknown and investigators are trying to determine if he was a transient from a nearby homeless encampment. >>> we have new information this noontime in a d

gravely injured man behind the wheel of a totaled car on the sidewalk near southbound monterey road and kurtenue. the car crashed through two trees and a light pole. the man died a short time later and southbound monterey road was blocked for hours as officers investigated. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in napa after a gruesome discovery was made this morning on a highway overcrossing. firefighters and police received several calls just before 4:00 a.m. about a burning object on highway 29 on a pedestrian overpass near industrial way. when firefighters arrived, they found a man's body totally engulfed in flames. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no one reported seeing how the man was set on fire. right now police are investigating his death as a homicide. >> we're not sure if it's a homicide or suicide and we're treating it as the homicide and then less information or evidence suggests otherwise. >> the man's identity is unknown and investigators are trying to determine if he was a transient from a nearby homeless encampment. >>> we have new information this noontime in a destr

. >> police say this man, kurt meyers, killed two men in a barber shop then two more at an auto servicen. neighbors describe this man as a loner and police believe they do have him cornered in an abandoned building and don't plan to move on him until daylight. >> a barge fire was still moldering in a louisiana bayou overnight more than 24 hours after it first erupted starting with a tugboat pushing a barge hit i natural pipeline. no oil spilled. >>> tsa chief john 'tis stolle travels to capitol hill to defend his controversial decision to allow small knives on passenger airplanes. outraged flight attendants met with him yesterday. several airlines have joined in their protest. he says he will not be swayed because he says bombs made of liquids or chemicals are the real danger here and tsa agents have to focus on that. >>> turning now to money, both the dow and the dollar are heading higher. the market once again opens in new territory this morning after gaining 5 points yesterday. it was the ninth consecutive positive session. the u.s. dollar also doing well at or near its highest level

. >> good day, members, my name is kurt (inaudible) and i am the president of the board of trustees of the law library and i would understand that we would have a chance to speak with you after the closed session but i thought that i would have the opportunity to speak to you now. mr. rice has indicated that the history of the 1200 van ness building and i want to say to you in the time is permitted to me that we have a long history of the city promising our adequate facilities ever since we moved out of city hall and everything has been temporary and much of our material has been in dead storage which means that we can't get access to it which means that we can't get our citizen and our users to get access to it and both the lawyers and lay people and that is not the way that it should be. if you look at the numbers, frankly i am sorry to say this, i am a citizen of this city andvy been here since is 1956 and practiced since 1956 and you are not being dealt with fairly and adequately, the city, and board of supervisors passed a resolution, in 2004 saying that 35,000 feet was the adequa

she says look, august 2 think everybody knows who kurt cobain is. how is it different? because everybody knows master p. [laughter] >> a couple thoughts about standardized tests. i think there's a lot of good about accountability and the idea of high expectations and ways to measure schools at educating their disadvantaged subgroups is all very important. to that extent, there's lots of good out of the last 10 or 20 years of accountability. the problem for me is the test we emphasize and the only cast in the current regime are measured cognitive skills. good measure for a ctm sap, mostly this narrow range of cognitive skills. the evidence is there in the economic literature and the reporting i did do what makes a bigger difference for students is there noncognitive skills. the things reflected more in a student's gpa. if we had a way of measuring long-term educational result, things that college graduation rates, we would have a system that would work better. the problem is if you're trying to give a kindergarten teacher a bonus based on how many students graduate from

bradley manning or kurt tells me is the support network so check that out mike in south michigan a mike thanks for watching thanks for calling. we wash your program the other night and there are thousands of vets in michigan not only the rest of the country that are interested in this color in. workers who are working on. sites to help problems with the causes of diseases and she said that there was. a system for ridding people of type two diabetics and i'm just trying to find out how we as veterans can get ahold of this because there's many type two diabetics from agent orange that to me disks here and we think he got kicked out of the united states because the. drug systems are losing money over it mike thanks for the call. conversation great minds with dr bernard. and you can find that a conversation with great minds dot com. who is preaching a diet that he says will cure type two diabetes that's the closest i can remember to that gene in washington d.c. we have less than a minute. yes the. college doc about this is the many great one many mccomb will do about me didn't woman read in

alone in his fears experts including former reagan administration economist laurence kotlikoff and dr kurt moore's agree and yet little is being done to reverse this trend let alone an egge knowledge it here to help me get to the root of the problem and offer a possible solutions peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital incorporated hey there peter thanks for joining me now as i mentioned richard duncan calls this federal debt debt spiral is a factor is an exaggeration well i don't think he's exaggerating you know for years i think i was more bearish dinner richard duncan maybe he's trying to get out bearish me at this point but you know we are definitely headed for a real economic crisis in the united states what happened in two thousand and eight was just the opening activity there main event is still coming in the debt is every you know every much a part of it you know how it's going to be unwound it's going to be a currency crisis for the dollar collapses because we print all this money because we don't want to default and we can't pay or will be some kind of combination of infl

the suspect has been identified as 64 years old kurt meyers police say he began a rampage by burninge then shot and killed two people -- and injured two others at a barbershop and an automotive business. >> catherine: a fire in a gas pipeline in louisiana has been burning since tuesday. crews are letting it burn out - and it will probably last through at least thursday. the fire began when a tug boat hit the gas line. it was pushing a barge that was carrying thousands of gallons of crude oil. there's an oily sheen on the water - but the coast guard says there doesn't seem to be a significant leak. four people on the barge were injured. >> jacqueline: the sea breezes have taken over notice the in the valleys have a bit more shelter. it is still very mild. at the upper 60s. the same in sunnyvale. as we take a look outside s we can see it is getting a bit worse. visibility reduced. it will be impacted with the bayshore and we will see areas of dense fog. reduced visibility. you might want to give yourself some extra time. it is going to be cooler tomorrow. with at least five, 10 degrees

again, vince gill again with breaking bad and kurt sadr with sons of anarchy. they are very thoughtful about violence and its effect on people. other people are out for a quick buck. it is hard to generalize. does that answer your question? host: it does, thank you. two other contributors in here, patti davis and ron reagan talk about the violence they sought in television and movies. let's go to virginia, mark, republican caller. caller: good morning. as i look at the gamut of things i'm trying to solve here, the video games, the violence on tv, it is there. and i do believe we did to sensitize children -- desensitizes children, because that is what they see. there are those family comedy shows on tv. at one time, we have for five films where they are showing bodies being autopsied on television. i do not really think that is what the american people want to see, but i believe when you flip channels and you are seeing on channel after channel after channel, that is what you get. and the music we see -- the music, we see kids coming from the get as and glorifyi

. >> 64-year-old kurt meyers set fire to his apartment drove to local businesses and shot four people dead. six months after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya's prime minister is promising his government logical find whoever is responsibilile and put them on trial. they named deborah jones as ambassador. stevens and other three americans were killed in the september 11th attack. >> the gulf of mexico still burning more than 24-hours after it caught fire. it will may take a day possibly through tomorrow before the fire is entirely out. a tug boat was pulling a barge it hit a pipeline. the captain suffered serious burns. three other workers were treated for minor injuries and released. the head of the tsa heads to capitol hill to defend his decision to allow knives on planes. he is not backing down and the administration needs to focus ob things that are most destructive such as bombs. it would allow pocket knives and sporting equipment on board. razor blades and box cutters are still banned. thousands of conservatives heading toward the nation's capitol as cpac

that is what these kurts in research, education, will do. it is unnecessary. in a time when too many of our friends and neighbors are looking for work it is inexcuseable. not even will feel the pain of the cuts right away, the pain will be reel. many middle-class families will have their lives disrupted. businesses that work with the military will have to lay folks off. communities near military bases will take a serious blow. hundreds of thousands of americans that serve their country, f.b.i. agents, civilians that work for the defense department will see their hows cut and they're paychecks reduced. the longer these cuts remain in place the greater the damage. economists estimate it could cost us more than $750,000. here's the thing, none of this is necessary. it is happening because republicans in congress chose this outcome overclosing a single wasteful tax loophole that helps to reduce the deficit. they decided that tax break for the wealth off and well-connected is more important than protecting our middle-class families and military families from these

. >> bill russell, kurt henderson, no martin, myself, jim hynes.n, everybody that's being induct the or legends in their own sport. >> the hall of fame is sponsored by the oakland athletic league. tonight's induction ceremony is a fundraiser for oakland public high school sports programs. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. go to "see it on tv." >>> drivers will face detours on the next two sundays near the oakland coliseum. northbound interstate 880 will be closed from one to six on sunday morning. drivers will follow a detour along another way before get back on the freeway at 66 avenue. the closers will allow for crews to install part of the bridge. that span will conveniently carry a shuttle system linking bart and the open airport. >>> straight ahead, shrinking america's cups projections. who is now being asked to put his money where his mouth is. >>> i'm in sacramento. thousands of layoff notices went to teachers this week. one is criticizing the move because higher >> what season is it? we area couple days away from spring and it's

that was kurt. so was his filibuster worth it?he answer to the question is no according to john mccain. >> the country needs senators who care about liberty. if mr. paul wants to be taken seriously, he needs to do more than pull political stunts that fire up impressionable libertarian kids in their college dorms. he needs to know what he is talking about. >> he wept back to his garage and tipping erred with his hand radio. for more lets go to the cat. >> that is a feline baster. >> it wasn't even that funny. he was making a pun on the filibuster. dan, welcome to our new, permanent set. i want you to pretend you watch the filibuster and pretend you don't have a social life and don't have kids or a wife or lovely profession. what did you make of it? >> it was amazing. i would like to see 13 hours of the cat licking himselfment. >> 13 hours? when is the last time you did anything for 13 hours besides watch bill watch clown porn through the window? >> i don't have a tv. that must be somebody who looked like me. >> he may look frail, b

. >> kurt landgraf is president of the educational testing service, which administers the test for the and is responsible for s.a.t. test security. >> this is not a common occurrence. >> how many impersonations did e.t.s. discover last year? >> about 150. >> but in reality, that's the 150 you know about. that doesn't mean there were only 150 impersonations. >> absolutely. >> landgraf says, according to their data, of the three million students who take the s.a.t. every year, more than 99% do so honestly. his organization spends $11 million on s.a.t. test security annually. do you know how many times sam eshaghoff took the s.a.t.? >> actually, i don't. >> 16 times. does that surprise you? >> no. >> does it concern you about the integrity of your test? if one teenage kid can do that 16 times, and that's all that we know about from him alone? >> yeah, so the integrity of the test, the validity of the test score, is the primary concern of e.t.s. and the college board. since i believe that almost all the students take the test honestly, with integrity, and the score is valid, it's very impo

. >> bill russell, frank robinson, kurt flood, ricky henderson, joe martinez in, myself, jim hynes.verybody being inducted who are legends in their own sport. >> the hall of fame is sponsored by the oakland athletic league. tonight's induction ceremony is a fundraiser for oakland public high school sports programs. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. go to "see it on tv." >>> drivers will face detours on the next two sundays near the oakland coliseum. northbound interstate 880 will be closed from one to six on sunday morning. drivers will follow a detour. that's edis avenue and coliseum way before getting back on 66th avenue. it will allow for crews to install part of a bridge. that span will eventually carry a shuttle system linking bart and the oakland airport. >>> straight ahead, shrinking america's cup projections. who is now being asked to put his money where his mouth is. >>> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento. thousands of layoff notices went out to public school teachers this week. one is criticizing the move because higher taxes were welcome back and thanks for join

if kurt walks off, we'll have no way of knowing what the latest nondecision to come out of the meetings >> i couldn't agree with you. i couldn't agree with you more. camera crew goes on strike here, we're completely lost as has been proven to me many times when my random outside broadcasts, lots of things to watch. >> and 6% inflation, as well. watch out for your cameraman. >>> and xi jinping, formerly elected as china's president today. we'll give you more on the analysis of what that means when we're back. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> it's official. china has a new leadership lineup. early this morning, the cup's parliament formerly elected xi jinping is china's president and will i yuanchao is vice president. not only on the economic front, but horribly and environmen

kurt, i appreciate you talking to us. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> let us know what you think about this case. follow me on twitter. >>> next, the supreme court and same-sex marriage. two cases, nine justices. incredibly high stakes for millions of people and the millions who love them. the question is will social and political acceptance sway the court? we will talk to jeff toobin and california's attorney general. >>> later, we'll take you to italy where a court is deciding on amanda knox's fate. you might be asking wasn't her murder conviction already overturned. yes, it was. we will show you why what sounded like the last word really wasn't the final say in her future. u 8 >>> early tomorrow morning, the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in case number 12-144, hollingsworth v parry, better known as history in the making. the crowds outside the court certainly know that. hollingsworth v parry challenges california's ban on same sex marriage. wednesday the if he had call rourt takes on the defense of marriage a

police say kurt myers set his house on fire. they later discovered several guns inside that home.tever set him off, he went to a barbershop, opened fire, killed two. injured two others with a long gun, with a shotgun. he then went to a local jiffy lube, where he killed two other people, including a former new york state corrections officer. police do not know what set him off, what triggered this rampage. but they believe he is inside that building right now. they're just trying to wait him out. it's cold. it's snowy. they've been up all night. they're waiting to get him out and hope this ends peacefully. >> we saw they were using those little robots that are mounted with cameras in order to ensure safety. we're happy to see that. deborah feyerick, thank you. >>> facebook's chief operating officer, cheryl sandburg, making waves in the workplace. the first day it went on sale. sandburg has faced a lot of criticism for suggesting that women share some of the blame, not sure i'd use those words, for their failure to compete with men in corporate america. but she tells our soledad o'b

the 64-year-old kurt myers was hiding in an abandoned building.he manhunt started after police say myers set his apartment on fire. they say he drove to a barber shot and shot four people, killing two, and went to an oil change business and killed two more men. >> there was no apparent rational motorrive to the best of our knowledge at this time to provoke these attacks. >> police went into the building this morning and found myers in the basement. they say myers shot a police dog, police shot back and he was killed. >>> senator dianne feinstein's assault weapons ban will likely be approved by a senate committee, expected to get through the democratic-led senate judiciary committee probably on a party line vote but will have a tough time before the full senate next month facing an 800-pound gorilla, the national rifle association. >>> a san francisco group of silicon valley investors is announcing biometric firearm locks, more than 20 venture capitalists formed the technology committee to reduce gun violence, joined today by parents of victims of

officers had been in a stand- off with 64-year-old kurt myers since yesterday. his apartment on fire, drove to a barbershop and shot four people, killing two of them. then they say he went to an oil change shop and killed two more men. he was found in the basement of a building this morning, they say myers shot a police dog, police shot back, and that he was killed. >>> concord police are investigating shots fired at two buses, both incidents happened yesterday on clayton road. the windows on both buses were damaged, but no one was hurt. police are investigating whether a pellet gun was used. so far there are no suspects and no arrests have been made. if you have any information, please call concord police. >>> senator feinstein's assault weapons ban will likely be approved today, getting through the judiciary committee probably on a party line vote. but the legislation will have a tough time when it comes before the full senate next month. feinstein will need all the help she can get because she says she's facing what me is called an 800-pound gorilla, the nra.