, you're leno on the phone.erson, although i can do tony roberts. >> seth: tony roberts from the woody allen films. from "annie hall." >> twins max, imagine the possibilities. >> seth: that's a really good tony roberts, and for this generation that's what they have been waiting for. >> they love it. >> seth: you directed "trainwreck" with amy schumer. >> that's right. >> seth: very exciting. that's coming out soon, i can't wait. >> mid-july. >> she is such an incredible comedian. a film she wrote. and most exciting though, lebron james in your film. >> lebron james is in the movie which is great, because i get to direct him, which means as kind of a nerdy jewish guy. for a week, i get to boss around lebron james. >> seth: yeah, well, i have a photo i want to ask you about because here, this is a famous photo of lance stephenson blowing in lebron's ear. that's kind of a big thing. >> this is me directing lebron james. >> seth: this is you directing. you went the same move. [ laughter ] the same move. >> you know,

jay leno was fantastic to you when you were 14.ing that he would give that much time to a kid who's doing a radio show who was 14 years old -- >> well it was before the internet and podcasting. i think they all had a lot of free time. >> jimmy: yeah, but, seinfeld has not changed. and almost -- i really feel like almost you haven't changed. your interviews are very similar to the interviews you do now. >> well, when i got to re-interview everybody again when i was 46, it was very similar. i was just like, "how do you do it?" how do you keep it going? what interests you now that you've achieved these goals?" it was fun to go back and do it. >> jimmy: it's fascinating, it's great. you have albert brooks in here. i didn't even get to the people at the end of the book. i know this is not in order. but key and peele, marc maron, you got ben stiller, jim carrey, and sandler, amy schumer has a great story in here. i just love -- one of the things you were saying in there to jay leno is the whole reason i want to do movies is so that i can

in this community and every community and one of the most tremendous leaders please welcome senator leno (clapping.) >> today san francisco vails become americans values (clapping.) kate thank you for not only the warm introduction but for all you're telling us leadership and mayor ed lee for you're telling us hospitality in bringing us to city hall and decades of fighting for civil rights and shout out to gavin newsom who put a face on television across the world (clapping) and i have what a marriage between a same sex couple looks like not all that scary we did that and also, of course, to our city attorney that said not only would we take it to court and did that with justice stewart by his side and made the rational case i want to recognize our then couldn't assessor our who issued the marriage licenses february 12th mandible he will talk with with us too (clapping.) you know as a gay man that came out more than 6 years ago in the 69 i'm a stonewall baby those of you guess who came out to announce to the we were mooijz inmentally ill outlaws it took 1963 to take mental health from th

was mayor and the his with work and leader pelosi and dennis herrera all his wife work and senator leno thank you and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos thank you for your kinds of leadership our supervisor president breed thank you for your work there and i'm so glad that we can have this moment and i want to introduce someone that has been working tirelessly who's heart is with people that needed her help and her agencies help been there and distancing advised us at city hall what can happen what can possible happen we've enjoyed a moment to talk about had you lucky to be a law student we get to read about our invited history welcome kate the national center for lesbian rights (clapping.) >> hits a hell of a day it's a hell of a day you i you, you, you look what you did look what you did today, today america walks the talk of equal justice under law (clapping.) today, today millions of families are more secure and valid indicted today our freedoms to manufacture the person we love is vindicated today in every corner of our nation every lesbian lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgen

eventually they stopped in front of the home of leno and rose mary.been in that area before. because there was a fellow that lived next door who was a friend to the family. >> 44-year-old lena was ahead of the gateway small super market chain. they had just returned from a weekend of boating when manson slipped into their home. >> he convinced leno that if he cooperated no harm would come to him. hide -- tied his hands behind his back and went back to the car and sent his killers in in there. watson, wee joined by two others. leslie had been homecoming queen in her hometown. but she fell in with a young man who turned her on to drugs. and he brought her to spawn ranch. >> the two slaughtered the couple. leno was stabbed 12 times with a knife and 14 times with a camping fork. the fork was left protruding. the word war had been carved into his stomach. rose mary. death to pigs. rise, and a misspelled helter skelter scribbled on the walls and refrigerator in the victim's blood. >> the total stab wounds on the two nights of murder 269. >> two nights of sa

state senator leno. they amended the bill and it could not face the same restrictions as cigarettes. leno said the change made the bill dangerous and something he no longer believed in and he pulled his support saying he was acting on behalf of the next generation of californians who have become addicted to nicotine as a result of your vote. >>> a state lawmaker used a surpriseing visual aid to win support for his medical marijuana cultivation bill. assemblyman brought a full sized pot plan into the room and said it would reduce the impact on water quality and fish and wildlife and said the problem is even more acute because of our severe conditions. >> i'm really concerned about the water and concerned about the wastewater coming off of there and i'm concerned about the pesticide use. >> wood's argument and visual aid seemed to help his cause. members of the senate government and finance committee anonymous anonymously approvedanonymous ly -- unanimously approved the legislation. >> an advisory is in ef

this week state senator mark leno introduced legislation that would regulate electronic cigarettes asco products. this is how it could affect you. >> it emits what looks like smoke and in all actuality, the thick clouds blown out of these electronic cigarettes amountss to vapor. >> vapor one is part of the booming business of vaping. >> it is so big. >> it is one of more than 14 hub bake shoves in california. >> vaporizer users say these device it is are much healthier than traditional cigarettes. >> they put less than a cigarettes would put on your body. >> but if mark leno is successful and it is through the legislature. >> market in to the youth of california and the youth. >> electronic cigarettes will be banned at work places. >> schools. restaurants and hospitals. >> this is after a failed attempt to do so earlier this year. >> not to get into the science of one or the other, we felt for the health of the community and for the people around that individual. that we needed to apply the regulations to both. >> walnut creek mayor said 177 communities statewide has regulated e-cigar

he plans to run for mark leno's seat. leno will be termed out next year.r said housing and transportation are the defining issues for the bay area and san francisco. >> i ride muni every day, and i have for almost 20 years. i ride it because i really believe in public transportation. it's important for our city, for the environment. >> weiner is known as a moderate democrat, and he has already picked up endorsements from leno and gavin newsom. his competition could include jane kim and david campos. >>> 2 investigates found missing and incomplete inspection reports from the apartment complex with the balcony that collapsed and killed residents. >> reporter: the outside of the library gardens in berkely, where one faulty balcony collapsed and a second had to be removed is now neatly wrapped up. 2 investigates discovered record keeping at the apartment complex may not have been nearly as tidy. >> have you guys ever seen a form like this? >> not at all, no. >> reporter: they moved onto the fourth floor only days after the balcony collapse that killed six peop

mark leno introduced o products.'s philippe % emits what looks >óó like smoke but in all actuality the thick clouds b+nfñout of <, lectronic cigarettes amounts to vapor. >> it contains nicotine. it's the swrh0@6cj& >> reporter: vapor one in walnut creek is part of the booming business of "vaping." >> pass few years it's blown up than 1400 so-called vape shops in califd these devices are healthier they say than traditional >> vaporizers stress your body less than cigarettes. >> i can br÷;dm better and i can taste things way better. >> reporter: +a#ebut if state senator mark leno is successful in gw legislature -- >> they are ¢marketed to the youth of california. and the banned at schools, restaurant, hospitals and rh"ñplaces after failing to be ydjcepassed earlier this year. >> we just felt that for the health of the community, not just the individual smoking but for the people around that individual, that n ì creek mayor bob simmons says his city, like 177 other statewide, has already king ordinance adopted here oáb

that's you at like 15 with jay leno. and then right over here is you being interviewed.n: holy [bleep] look at denis's hair too. look at that. that is prime miller right there. >> lack at that hair. >> jon: i got to tell you man that's a great head of hair. but has anyone ever been able to-- you interviewed leno was an idol of yours you loved comedy you were a comedy nerd. you go out and immediate him you talk to him 20 years later you are sitting on his show that had to be surreal. >> it really was. i just wanted to talk to comedians there were no pod ca&a, there was no internet. the only way to ask a comedian how to did it was to trick them into doing a high school radio station and a-- cuz i would tell them it was a real radio show because i could call a publicist in l.a. and say hi i'm from wkwz on long island and i would show up in seinfeld's apartment and he would be like oh you're a child. >> jon: i don't think it would work today. i don't think you could do-- i don't think-- this strikes me as something that could only have been done in a more innocent age. >> ye

i read that jay leno and letterman and byron allen used to write jokes for you?n wrote for me for 10 years as did jay leno and luis anderson and byron allen and as did rich jenni and robert shimmle. i have a ton of writers on the jimmy fallon show and some just laid off because the david letterman show is in retirement. all of my writers are doing great. it is the old man that's dying. >> when you come back and when you are in new york come here and we will do a one on one in new york. will you do it? >> i'm ready at anytime, baby. i love new york. you know that's my place. >> dino-mite. see you later. thanks, jimmy. >> bye. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story. >> and a smile that lights up the night and it all belongs to kids --@? >>> back when i was a kid i was told too much of a good thing could be a bad thing. that proves to be true for soda drinkers. a new study found a link between sugary drinks and type 2 diabetes regardless of the person's weight. for the nadly i have always -- fortunately i have been more of a coffee person. science says it

he wants to fill the seat of mark ren -- mark leno. he has picked up endorsements from leno and gavin newsom. other candidates could include tom am amiona and jane kim. >>> crime prevention is a key element for the spending plan for oakland. oakland hopes to add 100 officers. the budget restores compensation for employees who accepted pay cuts during the recession. the budget include more than $450,000 over two years to pay for a new development. it's called the department of race and equity. it would work to prevent racial bias in city policies. >>> there are new developments as there are reports this morning that a fire that destroyed a south carolina church was not the work of arson. want to go to video from last night. this was the scene in greeleyville at the church. this same church was burned down 20 years ago by the ku klux klan. there will be a press conference. in the meantime, federal investigators are looking into several other church fires that have happened since the church massacre. >>> another internet outage. this time

but if state senator park leno is successful in passing bill 2x5, electronic cigarettes will be bandworklaces, school, restaurants, and hospitals. >> now to get into the science bind one or the other, we felt that for the health of the community, not just the individuals smoking but for the people around individual that we needed to apply the regulations to both. >> simmons says his city like 8100 other communities have already regulated ex- cigarettes. >>> jeff peacce was there as residents went the opening of a park. >> reporter: the park was transformed saturday afternoon. ed facility has taken the take place of what was once an eyesore. >> acant lot with cracked cob crete. >> reporter: the rains formation began with eliminating the criminal element. >> we first had to send a missage that the criminal, the drug activity, that wasn't going to with b tolerate. >> reporter: several organizations came together to open a park where a soccer tame can unfold and children can just be children. >> children came out. it's a big difference to have this park here. >> reporter: ole unions cont

today is about celebration but i need to set the tone we're going to get as mark said earl senator leno we'll there is still a lot more work to do was commonwealth didn't come handed to you on a piece of with the u.s. supreme courts name we've got to earn it and make sure all the easier of discrimination are freed freed up well i think today is again on the san francisco anniversary of our united nations charter and our city the k4rish9d that our united nations is a global instrument that continues to promote diversities and equality and acceptance around the world it is therefore appropriate for me to declare this today to be united nations charter day in san francisco. (clapping.) >> secretary general please come up and receive this xhivengs here. (clapping.) >> and, of course this may not get you're free parking in san francisco but if i may quote on the all whereas whereas today we prourld remember this in san francisco's history and remain committed to the principles and values that inspired the unchaertsdz creation including human rights and equality for all thank you (clapping.)

mark leno says the state law is needed as e-cigarettes grow in popularity. >>> controversial legislation surrounding to right the die is on hole. >> it doesn't result in more people dying, just fewer people suffering. >> how the husband of a bay area woman who chose to end her life is fighting fore people in the bay area. >>> . >>> welcome back, the pentagon about to follow-through on budget cuts that could reduce the military ranks by 40,000 troops and the -- that may be the start. >> goo morning the cuts are the result of a couple things. the draw downs in iraq and afghanistan and budget realities in washington. the u.s. military will pack less of a punch. the numbers weren't sustainable. the pentagon will move forward on a plan to redeuce army troop levels by 40,000. >> the army is tasked from going from 4,090,000 to 450. there's no choice in the matter. there's a choice of budgets and more cuts are down the road. >> we have a trillion dollars less. it's a disaster. >> the pentagon and domestic programs were hit by sequester cuts and these will be revisited in the months ahead. the de

i read that jay leno and letterman and byron allen used to write jokes for you?ars as did jay leno and luis anderson and byron allen and as did rich jenni and robert shimmle. i have a ton of writers on the jimmy fallon show and some just laid off because the david letterman show is in retirement. all of my writers are doing great. it is the old man that's dying. >> when you come back and when you are in new york come here and we will do a one on one in new york. will you do it? >> i'm ready at anytime, baby. i love new york. you know that's my place. >> dino-mite. see you later. thanks, jimmy. >> bye. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story. >> and a smile that lights up the night and it all belongs to kids -- growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded i

we will ask state senator mark leno what's next. >>> welcome back. transgender troops could soon serve openly in u.s. military. the defense secretary ash carter sets the current ban is outdated and says anyone willing to serve the country should be allowed to do so. carter ordered a six month stud' to look into impacts of lifting the ban. right now about 15,000 transgender troops are serving in secret. >>> joining us now is state senator mark leno who has been a champion for gay and transgender rights as long as you have been in office. correct me if i am wrong, when you started it was in the days of don't ask, don't tell, no gay marriage. did you ever think you would see this? >> we have made progress as mentioned. the department of defense is looking at allowing transgender americans to serve honorably in the military. wouldn't it be nice if we just look at someone's qualifications and whether they're able to serve, not any other characteristics. >> that is a pretty big jump. under clinton regime you couldn't bring up the fact of gays in the milita

mark leno who sponsored the bill said, these tobacco products are addicting a new generation of smokers to toxic nicotine which is highly addictive and contains harmful chemicals. ecigarette users are not happy. >> we don't want to be lumped with smokers because smoking is dangerous. people die from smoking every day. >> reporter: there is also a separate bill under consideration that would raise the smoking age from 18 to 21. however, both of these bills have an uphill battle today in the assembly's committee on governmental organization because more than half of those members have taken large donations from tobacco companies. the committee meets at 1:30 in sacramento. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the chp is warning state lawmakers to be cautious because of a man upset about passage of the child vaccine bill. the graffiti was found at four southern california locations including the phrase, for every kid afflicted a public figure will die. now, marlon brian adino was arrested but is free after posting bail. >>> time now is 5:08. the tactic cities here are using to put an end to leaking water.

el senador leno busca que se regule el cigarro electrÓnico de california y que tenga las mismas prohibicionesrez ha hecho del campo su lugar de trabajo por mÁs de siete aÑos. teresa: me empezÓ a dar insolaciÓn, me sentÍa muy mal. tiene uno la necesidad de trabajar y tiene uno que seguir trabajando. me siento muy feliz porque con esta propuesta que ojalÁ se lleve a cabo ya vamos a poder trabajar mÁs a gusto. reportera: teresa se refiere al proyecto de ley que otorgarÍa trabajo a campesinos y que este martes fue aprobado de forma unÁnime en el comitÉ de agricultura del senado. >> esta propuesta es para diseÑar un programa, negociar con el gobierno federal para que negocien ese permiso... reportera: despuÉs de recibir el apoyo de la asamblea consecuente nuevo dos a favor y dos en contra, este martes librÓ su primera batalla en el comitÉ de agricultura de la cÁmara alta. pero el camino aÚn es largo. >> despuÉs va a llegar al escritorio del gobernador. reportero: se estima que entre 50 y el 75% de los trabajadores del campo california son indocumentados. en 2013, el sector agrÍcola generÓ ganancia

another acknowledgment and have a poll he was not he's not here but standing side by side with senator leno and helping us what the lawsuit jeff and equality for california is the reason we're here (clapping.) and now a short poll i wanted to know in this auditor who got married in 2004 raise our awesome in 2008 who is going to get married this weekend (laughter) (clapping). >> so the good news the good news you don't have to because we can (laughter) but - you're telling us lives and future so many better because we can let's celebrate and know we're not done it's going to be an amazing pride weekend thank you for everything (clapping.) to you folks oh, there i go before you leave can i have you cocky promise you're going to want to see this promise you're going to want to see this promise you're going to want to see this. (clapping.) >> so you would think you would think with an interesting entrance like that he's gay look this guy this guy - this guy took a huge political risk for this community he did that for the right principled reasons he knew justice needed to come and he decided to

new central station on this site but the good people of district 8 encouraged their supervisor mark lenoo, not to sell it off and as a result not enough capital funding for central to come here i sfeptd in with gordon and rose and convinced willie brown it was time to make affordable housing at this site let's do it again at the bus yard and john hancock elementary school and all over the city cd c you're a rehabilitate committee thank you. >> you're our hero our hero for today, it's all about you let's give her a big hand at broadway. >> hello, everybody i'm andrea a new resident here and i want to (clapping.) first give thanks to the gentleman without him, i wounded be here and i want to thank sro collaborative and my coach that that helped me through my family and i stuck by us and that's correct thanks to our mayor and everybody i see here my neighborhoods and even to say thank you so much to all of you we owe our deep itself gratitude for putting us in here it is - thank you for giving us all a new life compared to where i came from i was homeless for 3 and a half years my family an

. >> on april 5th 2013, mada leno and sanchez barely escaped this fiery wreck. their 1994 jeep grand cherokee exploded on a languages freeway when it was -- los angeles freeway when it was rear ended. they suffered debilitating burns. the plastic caused it to fwhursz flames. >> it was defectsive. it made it very unsafe. very dangerous and that is what this recall is about. >> federal documents show at least 75 people have died in post crash fires because of the rear mounted fuel tanks. they issued a recall to install a trailer hitch from 1993 to 2004 jeep grand cherokee and jeep liberties but repair rates were slow, 17 months after the recall was announced only 3% of more than a million vehicles had been fixed. my clients got their notice eight months after they were burned. >> the national highway safety administration is fining them $105 million for miss handling this recall and 22 others. a consent order say they offered to get them repairs offering buy backs and financial incentives. fiat chrysler responded saying we accept the resulting consequences with re

it's sponsored by a democrat from san francisco s mark leno said, "these tobacco products are addicting a new generation of smokers to toxic nicotine, which we already know is highly addictive and contains harmful chemicals." >>> the bay bridge lights will soon be a mainstay. they were previously installed for two years on the western span. today officials approved a contract to keep them up for good. the metropolitan transportation committee will maintain them for at least 10 years. >>> ac transit is thinking of buying some double-decker buses after test drives. each double-decker bus can carry 80 people compared 32 for the agency's standard buses. if the double deckers are bought, they would mainly be used between oakland and san francisco. each of them would cost about $880,000 compared to about $500,000 for a new standard bus. >>> state water regulators are considering raising water prices to encourage people to cut back on water use. governor jerry brown has ordered water rates that maximize conservation. the water control board is meeting to figure out how to do that. two-thirds o

state senator mark leno says, the bill is needed to keep up with the cost of living. calfornia's current minimum wage is 9 -dollars an hour. the father of a missing 6-month old girl in shasta county. is out of police custody. matthew graham was arrested last thursday, for a probation violation. unrelated to his daughter's disappearance. officials say, graham is still considered a person of interest in the disappearance of his child. the sheriff's office suspended the search for the baby yesterday. saying, it had found no evidence to support graham's story that the baby was kidnapped. late tonight. 1 a-m east coast time. the south carolina house approved taking down the confederate flag from the capitol grounds. the decision to remove the flag comes after 13 -hours of debate. and also, just weeks after the massacre of 9 people in charleston african- american church. the bill to remove the flag will now go to the desk of south carolina governor nikki haley. she has already said she supports it. once she signs it.the confederate flag will be removed within 24 hours of he

. >> you know, jay leno says that what he loves is stupid criminals, and one thing about criminals isre not holding a job. every one of her life insurance policies was for the same amount, $35,000. >> because the face amount of the policies were so low, insurance companies didn't question the settlement. the insurance policy virginia purchased on donna hartman's life was also suspicious. >> every single piece of that policy was either forged or fake except for the name of the person who would die. >> donna hartman signed the policy and her signature was witnessed by alice kessain. alice kessain lived next door to the mcginnises, but she denied signing the insurance form. as proof she pointed out her name was misspelled on the document. >> people don't misspell their own names when they sign their names. that's a red flag to the document examiner, to the prosecutor, to anyone involved in the case. >> alice kessain's signature did not match her known signature samples. and it had an unusual backwards slant. >> backhand slanting isn't necessarily evidence of forgery but it is evidence of

it was proposed by state senator mark leno from san francisco. >>> coloring tools that could be dangerous to your kids' health. but first. >>> touched our hearts to think that he really wants to make a difference in the world. >> a lesson of kindness from a 9-year-old boy, more on his small donations that is going a long way. ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. 4:54, a fundraiser has been set up in memory of the 15 dogs. fire happened sunday afternoon at the home away from home spa, the dogs died of smoke inhalation, her two dogs survived the fire but heartbroken for the people who lost their pets and she has started a gofundme account in honor of the lost dogs to raise min for the warrior dog foundation, finding military dog as home. >>> a woman has been sentenced to 30 years-life, a jury convicted 55-year-old margie of two counts of second degree murder, two counts of vehicular manslaughter and

. >> jerry seinfeld will buy one and leno. >> now meteorologist mike nicco, the sun is starting to break out? >> absolutely. it is getting kind of warm with a touch of humidity in the air and that could translate into a chance of thunderstorms. unfortunately they will be dry and that will height were the fire danger. we will look back at what happens this morning and go to our exploritorium camera and put it in motion. you can see the green layer that has been jumping between 2,200 and 2600' is opening up, with the sun glistening on the bay. back to the clouds they scurry back to the coast and they are breaking up a little bit. it will be cooler-than-average and warm in some spots especially topping out at 86 and 64 along the coast where the water is warmer-than-average and that will help the temperatures warm up a little bit. this evening 62 at the coast and 74 inland and overnight expect the clouds and drizzle to come back for the commute. we will drop to around 56 to 64 and that is warmer than average temperatures but what is not warmer-than-average temperatures is 25 miles per hour w

he has already picked up endorsements from state senator leno and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. his competition could include fellow supervisors david kim and campos. >>> the contra costa water district is considering a plan to expand the los reservoir, expanding its capacity from 160,000-acre feet to 275,000- acre feet. it would also mean increasing the height of the dam. expansion is designed to help provide water to current and future customers. tonight, the water district will vote on whether to move forward with a feasibility study. that will determine if the cost of the project is worth the benefit. >>> for the first time, california has reached the water conservation goal set by governor brown. statewide water use fell by 29% in may. in the san jose area, conservation was even higher, with a 36% decrease in water use. people in the south bay tell us they are now using recycled water or letting their lawns go brown. a cooler spring is also being credited, but many people say it was the governor's executive order to cut back or be fined that really got them to change their

the proposal by san francisco democrat mark leno would ban ecigarettes from restaurants, hospitals and public transportation. it would also reuven doors to apply for a state -- it would also require vendors to apply for a state license. >>> dozens of kids at a waterpark got sick last month 17 went to the hospital. contra costa county officials say one of the pumps at the park had stopped the night before the incident. the chemicals kept flowing and they reached a toxic concentration in one of the pools. >> several different possibilities. one is that human error in that the water pump needs to be pumping when children are playing or people are playing in a pool. and there should have been some recollection and some, um, observation that the water pump was not pumping. >> 34 children got sick, 17 went to the hospital. >>> a bay area family says their dogs narrowly escaped a fire over the weekend. now they are trying to halt dog owners who weren't so fortunate. the fire happened sunday at a kennel in monterey. the owner of the business went to pick up the family's two dogs and that's whe

. >> he is a moderate democrat and picked up endorsements from leno and the lieutenant governor.petition could include two superadvisers and there are rumors former assem bleman could run. >>> donald trump got more bad news today. flow rida dropped out of the miss u.s.a. pageant pag county macy's is dropping -- agent and macy's is -- pageant and macy's is dropping the donald trump line. all of this is in reaction to a statement donald trump made when he announced he was running. he claimed some mexican immigrants bring drugs and crime into the u.s. and some are rapists. >>> tradition dating back to 1925 opened today. the marin county fair, runs for the next 5 days. rides, games and exhibits. organizers say it is one of the healthiest fairs in the country with every food booth required to offer a healthy choice. one of the big attractions is the cost of admission. >> one price admission. when you come through the gates, once you are inside everything is free. the concerts, the rides, the exhibits. >> the fair will have nightly fireworks and nightly performances. >>> still ahead to

jay sebring, wojciech frykowski, jason sebring, gary hinman, leno labianca, rosemary labianca and sharone. >> all of you know how beautiful she was. only a few of you know -- >> and you had charles manson himself. the charismatic leader with a family who didn't show any remorse or any respect for the system. >> are you all happy with the courts? >> good. >> am i happy. >> your court? i wouldn't accept it. >> the problem was he did not physically participate in the murders but only manson had a motive to commit these murders and that was helter skelter. >> he envisioned that white people would turn against the black man. they thought they committed the murder and there would be a civil war between blacks and whites. manson foresaw the black man would win this war but he said the black man because of xin pe inexperience would not be able to handle the reins of power. so you have to look at the white people who survived, who escaped from helter skelter and turn over the reins of power to charles manson and his family. when the word helter skepter were found printed in blood, >> manson sat t

the proposal by mark leno would ban ecigarettes from restaurants, hospitals and public transportationld also require vendors to apply for a state license. >>> could be too much of a good thing in the heart of silicon valley. office space is getting gobbled up and turned into housing in san jose. but as kpix 5's len ramirez tells us, some people fear the city could end up losing out. >> reporter: downtown san jose is becoming the hot new popular place to live. >> you have theaters and restaurants downtown. meet a lot of nice people. >> reporter: just as one residential high-rise building gets finished, another is under construction. >> we need the housing components for all of downtown san jose to work well together. >> reporter: kirk has plans for even more housing in the pipeline. his company saratoga capital is planning to convert this nearly empty four-story office building at first and santa clara into rental units which will likely be snapped up as soon as they are built. >> we are going to convert that building to 72 apartment units. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board. >>

he was on jay leno david letterman and he was out there. i would say to romney why aren't you guys out there. why aren't you dog something. obama would creamed if he ran again. >> run against you? >> i'd love to run against him. i don't think i'm going to get a chance to run against hillary because what she did was criminal. i think i will get the nom nachlgts i think. people are tired of these poll tissues. they're tired of this tone. bush was saying oh the tone. chopping off heads, we're tired of the tone. tone? we need energy and even thus miami and a much deeper tone. when you get rid of hard drives and all the things you got rid of all these thousands and thousands of e-mails, remember this. general petraeus they destroyed his life for doing much less. >> who do you think will get it? >> bernie sanders has made an impact. the two of us we're the ones people are talking about. not they want to be compared to him. i think we're way off. we're similar on trades. he feels we're getting taken advantage of in trades and he's right. >> are yo

obama was on jay leno. he was on your show. he was on david letterman. i said to mitt romney and his people why aren't you on television the last two or three weeks. they were sitting around taking it easy. he choked. something happened to him. now, as far as -- >> you can get the latino vote? >> i tell you what. if the republicans voted mitt romney would have -- he didn't energize anybody. i do ener ingize people. i will get more latinos that anybody else. i have thousands of latinos that work for me right now. at the appropriate time later on probably after the primary situation is chosen assuming i will which i hope i do -- i mean i'm in it to win it. we'll see what happens. i'm going to have thousands of people that work for me standing up saying we love trump. i'm going to take jobs from china. i'm going to take jobs from mexico. i'm going to take jobs back and bring them back into the country. and the latinos are going to be able to work and make good money. they're going to vote for me. i will take them away from hillary clinton. >> you talked ver

politicans and parents and law enforcement officers and other advocates will join senator leno, the author of a bill that protects the public from explosionure to -- exposure to e -cigarettes. >> airfares could hit rock bottom prices in a few months. >> topping america's money air fares are dropping. the prediction app hopper said that the average domestic price this fall will be less than $250 holiday tickets could be less than last year at 12 percent. a cup of coffee will cost more at starbucks with prices going up by 5 to 20 cents depending on the coffee. most will increase by 1 percent. starbucks said they are raising prices to cover the cost of maybe. the grocery stores next week will have a new look for oreos the things are markets as a sophisticated snack for grownups. they have the same cookie to filling ratio and they have fewer calories than regular oreos. you can double stuff the thin ones in public? >> never met an oreo i didn't like. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially dur