intoxilyzer lam is the solution. there are some version of intoxilyzer lam. how intoxilyzer lam. they are ready to kill themselves about the question of what is intoxilyzer lam but they agree that intoxilyzer lam is the solution. if someone don't understand this is the dna of this regime it does not understand the middle east. so to build any prospective of stability in the middle east on the iranians is like to build a very good palace on ice. at the end of the day, the sun will be there and the ice disappears. >> i can't disagree with that. the negotiation with respect to the nuclear program is about the nuclear program and any efforts to address and try to prevent them from engaging in specific activity. critically important but only one piece. iran is a very strong force of instability in the middle east. >> and you don't see that changing? >> the current government right. and i don't see it changing in the short term frankly. we have seen throughout the middle east iran continue to be a force for instability and a threat to the united states and israel. >> there are only a c

last year, edward snowden spoke via satellite from russia where he is on the lam basically. he spoke again this year. maybe the shock value was lost. it did not get that much attention. alex: this year he is hammering that idea home that the government should be staying out of our information and it is the tech companies that need to be the shield for their users. if users are going to trust somebody with their data, with their information, it is on the tech companies to maintain that data for the users. cory: in terms of the connected home -- we have been hearing about the connected home for, i don't know, the last 20 years that es. -- at ces. alex: they were talking about some of the challenges. some of the onus now falls on the home depots of the world and

it happened at the campus in the pulminary. 34-year-old, ken lam. he is charged with secretly recording five female coworkers for months. the prosecutor told us the women are understandably upset. >> at the end of the day, that is why these cases are viewed so seriously. that is why we charge them when we have the evidence to do so. >> according to a report by ucsf police, lam admitted to investigators that he looked at videos for her personal proversion and he first used the camera because he had a crush on a coworker. one victim told us he no longer works there. he is free on bail while his case is pending. >>> more than 50 public colleges and universities in california have been competing for millions of dollars in state grants and today the winners were announced. one of them is sf state, for a program that helps low income students succeed. ktvu's rob roth is live with how much money the school is getting. rob. >> reporter: frank, the campus here in san francisco state is pretty well cleared out for the start of spring break, but the school is

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of l

he wasn't on the lam. he didn't run anywhere. there was a lot of public pressure and exposure on him as a result of this documentary. he wanted to cool his heels a little bit. he checked into a hotel using a fictitious name to have his privacy. miguel raises a couple of issues. number one, in the event they're working with law enforcement, hbo, clearly they're agents of the state and acting in that capacity. the second thing to miguel's point, two years ago i'm arguing as a lawyer chain of custody issues. where was this tape. why is it surfacing now? it should not be admitted. >> my question is, in reading so much about this, how is it, it took the documentary producers to find this. it was "the jinx" producers that found this letter and there were so many questions ie the first wife's body was never bound. if you're interrogating, that has to be participate of the question. >> that's a good point. hbo did their homework. as a result of that, they devilled deep -- delved deeper. that will be argued also. of course the letter he s

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i believe law shan from lam ar is here as well. >> yes. i understand. >> good afternoon commissioners. i wanted to speak directly to your question, commissioner mondejar about outreach specifically and then also wanted to make a general statement about the report itself that was presented to us by ocii. let me refer to the outreach piece. we have a construction assistance program that is administration by butler enterprise group and you heard mr. butler speak amen ago. -- a minute ago. we are very proactive to firms who are not currently in our program and contracts on our project. as a developer we are very engaged with outreach firms and providing technical assistance to those firms whether or not they are certified and helped them with the process to become certified. we are definitely prioritizing the firms that we are working subcontractors on projects but reaching out to many others. we do that on a regular basis. mr. butler can a test that when i refer firms to the team, if they don't get to the firm i'm on them to be sure they are

. >> he was on the lam for a while after court charges relating to assault kidnapping and injury to the victim. he was caught and brought to justice and is no longer in the top 12 most wanted. >> this afternoon there to things that came out. the prosecutor's office says case closed. john sheridan killed his wife set fire to their house and killed himself on september september 28 of 2014. on 14. only the entry pages from the sheraton sun the sheraton family lining up behind their father saying they didn't want their father-to-be convicted of murder when he is not here to defend himself. they said we don't have answers based on the evidence and needed to investigators. not only saturday the six-month anniversary of the death of shared him with "the philadelphia inquirer" article on thursday talked about infighting between the family and the prosecutor's office over the final determination of the case. looks like the prosecutor's office is trying to set the record straight saying that joey sheridan was stabbed eight times in the head by their attacker who they say is john sheridan. superf

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. >> saturday night live, catching flack for lam lampooning isis. >> looks like your ride is here. you be careful, okay. >> dad, it's justice i -- isis. >> take care of her. kennedy: so, jimmy, they caught a lot of heat, you are not supposed to make fun of isis, only way we can figure out how much we've been hurting is if we learn to laugh. >> this validates my theory, people need something to get mad at, if we can't hit isis, what who do we hit? layoff the loveable hitler, i don't understand why we draw that line, this is people that know nothing about comedy, what other field is this acceptable. we don't tweet at dentists and say you can't pull tooth that way, i think that people who are funny professionaly, who should hear from, i don't see a comedian condemning it. >> we should not have political correctness rule for isis, the best way to deal with groups like this is make fun of them, their whole thing is we're the big group, we have been chosen, and we'll destroy, so make them look like idiots. >> and in comedy, people come up to you after a show, and share a come, one i get

last year, he spoke from russia by satellite where he is on the lam basically.e spoke again this year. maybe the shock value was lost. he did not get so much attention. what did he have to say? >> he's still hammering home the idea the government should be staying out of our information and it is the tech companies who need to be the shield for users. if users are going to trust somebody with their information, it is on the tech companies to maintain that data for users. cory: in terms of connected home we have been hearing about it for the last 20 years. i am surprised that is a focus. >> a c.e.o. did a keynote in the last couple of days this weekend talking about some of the challenges, saying some of the onus that now falls on home depots and retailers the need to educate your salespeople to tell consumers why these connected devices are so valuable. he was there with scott weiss who asked if connected homes is a normal thing or a nerd thing. he did say it is still for the nerds mostly because these devices do not talk to each other yet. it is the folks havin

the robert durst case we learning the 71-year-old real estate heir was getting ready to live on the lamarrest that police found a latex mask and one being over $40,000 in cash. hannah is following the story from new orleans. what else did police say they found in this weekend's arrest? it's all now in the police report. >> reporter: right, well this search warrant presented the most compelling evidence we've seen so far that robert durst was preparing to flee the country. in addition to that over $42,000 in cash investigators found some type of latex or rubber mask loaded gun with four rounds of ammunition, and series of numbers that were scrolled on a piece of paper in his new orleans hotel room. he told investigators that those numbers were a ups tracking number for a large shipment of cash that he was expecting. according to that warrant, authorities also discovered that late in 2014 robert durst had also been making daily withdrawals of $9,000 a day for 35 days. we knew that robert durst was considered a flight risk by authorities, but we didn't know exactly why.these details go a l

intoxilyzer lam -- he's achieved quite striking things on the battle field. he's the only man able to get air power organized. he started using the remnants of khadafi's air force and got aircraft in the air in the first time since the revolution in libya. later on it seems that some of the air attacks may well have been by other forces. they're alleged to have been either by egyptians or by uae aircraft or at least with support from egypt and the uae. but as for what he actually wants to do himself, it's not at all clear. >> he certainly has very strong anti-islamist feelings. where do you think this leads? >> i don't see why it should mean the end of -- the fact is that there are many factions in libya that are opposed to each other. u.n. process which started a few weeks ago was started on the basis that anybody who wanted to take part in it more or less was welcome to join and the u.n. had been trying to encourage the military factions to join and i imagine -- i assume that will apply to him as well. but whether he will want to take up -- send representat

llama drama dominated tv and social teach this week after this pair of llamas went on the lam.ne of them from the back of a pickup truck. jessica flores in phoenix talked to the man behind the rope. >> reporter: anything goes in the wild, wild west. so naturally, when no one could stop two llamas on the floos for three hours a cowboy came in, riding in the back of a pickup truck, circling the lasso and saving the day. >> when i go at them, you know, i do it you know. >> you're not trying to get famous? >> no. >> reporter: he may not be looking for fame, but in these parts and all over the internet he's the cowboy who lassoed two llamas. >> my wife told me hey, look a horse. >> reporter: your wife thought it was a horse? >> yeah. >> reporter: martinez says he was out working, pruning palm trees when the commotion started. he grabbed a rope and having grown up on a ranch in new mexico, knew what to do. for hours they were trying to get these llamas. you come in and in moments you lassoed them up. >> i know. i know what you do you know? >> reporter: you know how to do it? >> when

environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> a stray dog in dallas, texas, spent weeks on the lamnd one day he wouldn't stop barking. now rescuers know why. a dog behaviorist suggested they follow him. when they did he led them right to a mother and her ten puppies. deep in the woods. the dogs were shivering, the mom was exhausted. but now all the dogs are safe and warm in a foster home. >>> real-life lassie. >>> a makeover for three classic comic book characters, superman wonder woman and archie debuted their fresh looks this week. wonder woman is back to wearing pants. superman is cool and casual with a t-shirt and jeans. as for archie he's getting ready piby debuting a modern look veronica won't be able to ignore. >>> happy birthday to steph curry. youngster. >> steph curry celebrated his 27th. >>> steph curry celebrating his 27th birthday with warriors fan. best in the west against the least in the east. mans made sure to wish the warriors star happy birthday. today, curry in a giving mood behind the back to andrew bogut. the alley-oop. 33 points in the first half. nice little

kent lam and his wife nancy got married just two weeks ago. both are working proampletion and haveprofessionalsand have been saving for several years but have no choice but to move in with her parents in their small apartment. >> translator: all we can do is go off saving. i have no idea how long it will be before we can buy our own place. >> like many of their generation, it will be many years before they have a down payment even to enter a draw for a flat. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >> pope francis is said to make a miracle happen, at least half a miracle. he kissed a vial of blood. the blood has partially liquefied, in the presence of a pope since 1848. >> ask and yeah ye shall receive. made a person hand him a pizza. >> i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm antonio mora. fault lines is next. i'll see you again in an hour. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all r

he was on the lam wearing just a hospital gown and no shoes but he was armed after he stole a guard's gun and fled a virginia hospital. after a massive manhunt he was arrested. the suspected bank robber was being transferred from jail to the hospital when he managed to overpower one of the prior at security guards and steal a gun. a shot was fired and nobody was injured during the spree he carjacked two other vehicles breaking into the trunk of one car and hiding there when he drove to work. >> in the area of the hospital he started to kick out the backseat from inside of the truck, the vehicle then crashed and then he committed a carjacking. >> police tell abc news that the reason he was taken to the hospital in the first place was because he attempted suicide last friday but this morning he spent nine hours on the run and they kautd up with him this afternoon. >>> the white house says that the talks to curb iran's nuclear power will likely extend past today. negotiators said they have not been able to bridge all the gaps yet but progress is being made. today was the deadline to crea

. >> reporter: a report by ucsf police say lam admitted to detectives that he looked at videos for his own personal perversion and that he first used the camera because he had a crush on a coworker. one victim told us he no longer works there. he's currently free on bail while his case is pending. >>> a scientist from the livermore national lab is being honored this weekend. tomorrow natalia zalzava will be inducted into the woman's hall of fame. her work has repeatedly proven to the world what was once considered impossible is not. >> reporter: at the livermore national laboratory, inside physicist natalia zalzava, inside that sound never stops. >> i've been living with this sounds since 1982. >> reporter: but that's what ground breaking science sounds like. >> you see that's sitting on the platform. >> reporter: inside that liquid are crystals. >> it will grow much faster. >> reporter: they're growing and growing quickly. >> we put in small seeds and crystal starts growing in that solution. >> reporter: it is a science better seen in the dark. >> it produces much more light. >> repor

. >> it's one thing when somebody was just recently in our custody and now is on the lam somewhere.r thing when they were in their own home, capable of making any of a number of arrangements that we don't know about. makes it more difficult. i don't know a lot of 22 year olds that are going to successfully pull off going off the grid without help. and that's what he's done thus far. >> here's a kid who has never done anything in his life but take money from his parents, beautiful car, entitled, no remorse, no empathy. that's what everybody says. how does a kid who doesn't have the street smarts and savvy and connections organize a run? >> somebody knows where he's at. he needs somebody else to clean up after him. so somebody knows where he's at. >> we'd like someone to come forward, whether it be a friend or just the general public that just recognizes the man on the street, come forward and tell us. >> we've started a website just to get people talking. because word of mouth travels. all it takes is one little mess-up, one little detail, to catch somebody. >> we're still trying to

did they tested every single element in the tile and, if you do it like that, if you do it or wood lam minute nate if you do it like that, laminate. it is much more toxic than you do it way you're supposed to do it as a finished product. if you do it like that the toxins come down apparently dramatically. therefore london -- melissa: lumber liquidators. >> lumber liquidators. >> old in london. >> almost called them london lenny's a restaurant in queens. lumber liquidators basically complies with law according to hedge funds we spoke to. that is the main reason why the stock is up today. if you listened to fox business on thursday you made a lot of money. if you listened to cnbc today buy it up. >> closed caption work on your show? how do they spell out ugast. melissa: can't wait to see that. coddle ink came with the price. science is telling us exactly what it is. a new study reveals too much plays can turn kids into narcissist. >> that happened to me. melissa: kids always told they are best, develop big egos later in life. what did your mothers and fathers tell you when you were littl

phoebe lam. "dear jimmy fallon, my name is phoebe. you're so funny my mom almost pees her pants.i'll get a dog and i really want a dog." [ applause ] boom. you got yourself a dog! >> steve: sorry, mom. >> jimmy: that easy. it's that easy. just write me a letter, you get a dog. [ laughter ] this next one is from sam in the fifth grade. "dear jimmy, you are so cool. i watch you every night with my mom and dad. you're one of the few people in the world who can make my dad laugh. but if you really want to be funny and cool, you'll get up on your desk right now and dance. and audience, if he decides not to do it, chant 'you're not cool' until he does, please." [ cheers and applause ] >> audience: you're not cool! you're not cool! you're not cool! you're not cool! you're not cool! you're not cool! >> jimmy: i can't hear you. i'm not going to do it. >> audience: you're not cool! >> jimmy: no, i don't care. i'm not going to dance on the desk. >> audience: you're not cool! you're not cool! you're not cool! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thanks to all the kids who sent in letters and

there are thoses that want morris lam involved in the day-to-day running in tunisia. >> if you are just joining us we are continuing to watch developments out of the tunisiian capitol tunis. let's take you through what we know at this stage. gunmen have attacked the bardo national museum. eight people have been killed. seven are foreigners. one is a tunisian. more hostages are still inside. it is reported that there are at least two gunmen. we have reports that at least four policemen have been injured as we continue to watch pictures of ambulances coming out of the grounds of the bardo museum in tunis. now just a few minutes ago, earlier we spoke to a tunisian blogger and political analyst, and he says that tunisian -- >> -- extremist groups who are planning to attack tourist facilities in tunisia, but this didn't really happen over the last four years, and we all know that in 2011, security was not at his climate in tunisia. to people got used to the fact that the situation was more or less -- no one expected something so -- i would say so big. so because this is the most important te

according to "60 minutes," "60 minutes" did real world tests on the lam laminants. dr.lip of mt. sinai hospital calls those levels unsafe. now lumber liquidators has gone on the offensive saying, absolutely not true. that in real world testing, their floors are safe. and i went to the california air resource board. that's the standard that is set in california and also nationally. i went to their website to find out about these tests. here's what they say. indoor air testing will not necessarily indicate whether the flooring is emitting levels of formaldehyde. you can have the floors properly tested, but these tests are difficult and expensive. this may be something that lumber liquidators can use in its defense against "60 minutes." short sellers, they are having a big rally against lumber liquidators. short interest in this stock is that its highest level in almost three years. the stock way down from its peak in november of 2013 when it was $113. now trading -- what's the latest -- $30. then we have the cuts. goldman sachs. jeffries. all cutting their price targets o

. >> the bull is no longer on the lam. >> whose cowboy got him? was that josh's cowboy?g him to come quietly is a different story. but with cowboys and cops working together, the bull is outflanked. much to sergeant thorton's relief. >> how do we plan on getting this thing home? >> we had received zero training on how to wrangle a bull. all the officers, for all the fun that they had, they all kind of kept their job, what they had to do, try to wrangle the bull, get the bull home safely. nobody fired a shot. nobody got hurt. >> and he's also happy to find the entire incident is recorded on dashcam. >> actually wasn't until later that i thought, you know, this is a good thing this was on video because officers are always out there trying to do their job and be very professional about it, and it's just kind of nice for people to see that we are actually people doing the job. that we have a little fun once in a while and a lot of times it gets caught on tape. >>> this sunday, letter to the ayatollah. why did 47 republicans write to iran's supreme leader? and why some of the

a law enforcement official telling cnn he appeared to be on the lam and planned to travel from new orleans to cuba. durst was arrested in new orleans on saturday and charged with the 2000 murder of susan berman, his friend and spokeswoman. she was killed just before new york investigators were to kill her about the disappearance of durst's first wife. the arrest coming a day before the final installment of hbo's documentary about his life when he made this alleged confession while talking to himself in the bathroom. >> i killed them all, of course. >> reporter: durst's attorney says not to read too much into those comments and durst himself has long denied any involvement in berman's death and his wife's disappearance. >> i was chilled, actually vindicated but chilled by the open and unsolicited admission of guilt. >> reporter: that's jim mccormack the brother of durst's first wife, kathy, who said he hopes durst will confess to killing her and others. >> i'm hopeful that he'll finally man up. tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter:

test that california arrow sources board has proscribed which requires you to take the top layer of lam minute nation off the wood. gerri: right. >> because the standard is designed for the core board, for inside of the wood. california has determined that if the formaldehyde is in the wood it is going to come out. having a piece of plastic on top isn't going to keep it in, especially given that the sides and back are not laminated. they're open to the air. now may come out slowly or may come out quickly. gerri: get back to kip for a second here. do you agree with this analysis? does richard have it right? >> well, california proscribes on laminated products that have been fabricated and fabricatetores are exempt from the california rule. only way you can enforce that regulation is you have to remove the laminate. and there is the laminate right there. it's a little thin piece of paper that can get plained off. you're not doing anything else to the board. you're not pulling the board apart. you're not chopping it up or anything else. it stays as a solid board. gerri: kept quickly before

extent that they're seen not as liberators and the city occupied by a truly terrible group, theize lam islamic state but out to kill members of another, it's not going to be good. >> final question in the last week or so has pledged aleens to isis. what to you and how do you read that and what is concerning to you about the alliance? >> well it's a pretty horrible group. what they have done to young girls is just awful. whether they're claim of allegiance to the state is going to change that much i don't know. that's a far reach and this is a non arab region. we will have to see. in a sense they have established itself before this as violent, ex extremely brutal and no principals whatsoever and the the pledge of aniensllegiance. >> thank you brook. >> you got it. thanks to ferguson and a calm night there. it's really been a striking distance in the message of protesters in 2 hyundais and calling for the police reform. ♪ >> this time many many people there praying, singing for police and for the two officers that were shot the previous night and as protesters are expanding they have app

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for nghiep key lam, america's favorite pastime is his way to escape the realities of prison life. >>his year i'll be playing for the san quentin giants, and i'll be a starting left fielder. >> hey, guys. listen. breathe. make him throw strikes to you. here we go. san quentin giants baseball. come on. >> let's go, let's go. >> let's go now. >> one for a single. one for a home run. >> when i first got in in 2003, there was the giants and the pirates. so i went out there for the pirates. >> he don't even want to throw a strike, curtis. he don't even want to throw a strike. >> first day, i suit up in a pirates uniform. i felt like i was a kid again. >> let's go. stay focused. >> attack mode, baby, attack mode. >> being familiar with something i grew up with, playing baseball. and so i felt alive at that point. baseball, no matter where you are, in prison or on the street, it's baseball. >> yeah. >> go, go! get him, get him! he's out of there. whoo-hoo! >> my year, i hope to hit over .400 and still be the leading base stealer on the team. >> go, go, go! go, go! >> in prison, you know, bas

very uncomfortable in those early days on the lam. >> we'd go in bushes everywhere.iver by boat. john's back was, at one point looked horrible, it had a lot of bites on it. i even told him, "dude, you look really sick. you don't even look like john." he was skinny because he didn't eat, he didn't drink water. >> reporter: true? impossible to know. but that was her story. eventually, said samantha, they found a place to hole up. mcafee dyed his hair, and whenever he needed to venture out into the open, she says he donned a disguise. >> he pretend that he was a crippled guy, humpback, painted his hair white, his beard, put on hat, glasses, whatever it would take for his safety he would do. >> reporter: and nobody recognized him? >> no one ever recognized him. >> reporter: and according to vanegas, it was her uncle, the lawyer, who arranged to have her and mcafee smuggled out of belize, first by taxicab from belize city to punta gorda and then by boat to guatemala. >> it has been an adventure for me, yet disturbing because i don't like to leave my house. it makes me sic

> richard can laugh now but he was the one holding on to the ringleader when the llamas went on the lamhe nation's attention. >> we're not going to talk about that because the person involved. richard had asked his friends to bring some llamas to his retirement center. when one of the residents with a plastic bag spooked one. >> the poor lady that did that is still -- >> richard was knocked to the ground. >> i was scared to death he had broken something and then she started dragging so i told him to let her go. >> and the chase was on. >> i fell down and -- >> i felt horrible. >> so karen and bob invited richard to their phoenix home to make sure everyone was ok. >> because i knew he'd lie to me and tell me he was fine. >> i wouldn't. >> yes you would. >> the two corporates have also recovered. >> back to their training when not on the run, they are both show llamas. >> i put the streamer on it. >> even competing in obstacle competitions but last week their freedom got the best of them. >> and then it became a game for her. she was playing out in this big field. she had all this room to

. >> the one victim spoke to us on the phone says lam does not work in the office anymore.nd ucsf public apairs did not return our calls. he posted $50,000 bail in his pretrial is scheduled for next month. ktvu fox 2 news. >> she did a figure. now monica is taking her very public struggles and turning it into a campaign for change. >> the agents arrived in mississippi after the body of a black man is found hanging from a tree. what they are saying about his death and what we have learned about the man. >> and one northern california community is taking conservation very seriously during the drought. it is fines against water wasters. you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>> new information tonight about a plaque man found hanging from a tree. today he was identified as 54- year-old, otis bird. he had been missing for more than two weeks. his body was discovered yester

a law enforcement official telling cnn he appeared to be on the lam and planned to travel from new orleansorleans on saturday and charged with the 2,000 murder of susan berman his friend and spokeswoman. she was killed just before new york investigators were to question her about the disappearance of durst's first wife. the arrest coming a day before the final installment of hbo's documentary about his life when he made this alleged confession while talking to himself in the bathroom. >> killed them all, of course. >> reporter: durst's attorney says not to read too much into those comments. durst himself has long denied any involvement in berman's death and his wife's disappearance. >> i was vindicated but chilled by the open and unsolicited admission of guilt. >> reporter: that's jim mccormack the brother of durst's first wife kathy who says he hopes durst will confess to killing her and others. >> i'm hopeful he will finally man up, tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> that's it for "the lead.