leslie mentioned the funding. we've got texas legislators senator ted cruz and bill flores a congressman who voted against aid for sandy now turning around saying gimme gimme for west, texas. >> as long as the bill doesn't include funding for alaskan fisheries. the probable he had was miss directed funding. my panel guests said earlier, i would never characterize what happened in boston as a television movie. this was premeditated murder. what happened in texas was an accident. we don't understand what happened it may have been negligence borderline criminal negligence but it wasn't murder. >> i would suggest that you're absolutely right there's a huge distinction. i'm trying to explaining that the media noise made by a premeditated act and hunt for that person or persons who actually premeditated that act makes for a story line and for that reason, it took the attention of our media and world away from the texas disaster. cenk: i'll double down more on that. if we concentrate our time media wise or more important

leslie brinkley is live with the story. leslie? >> well, that's right. this all started with a student who took a video on his cell phone in class. a staff member at the school told me off camera that what you are about to see is the teacher holding a foil roll of wrapping paper. >> she actually hit him. i thought she would hit the chair, but she actually hit him on the shoulder. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> accor

leslie brinkley is live with the story. leslie? >> well, that's right. this all started with a student who took a video on his cell phone in class. a staff member at the school told me off camera that what you are about to see is the teacher holding a foil roll of wrapping paper. >> she actually hit him. i thought she would hit the chair, but she actually hit him on the shoulder. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> accor

leslie brinkley is live with the story. leslie? >> well, that's right. this all started with a student who took a video on his cell phone in class. a staff member at the school told me off camera that what you are about to see is the teacher holding a foil roll of wrapping paper. >> she actually hit him. i thought she would hit the chair, but she actually hit him on the shoulder. >> parents outside oak grove middle school in concord watched the video that was posted on-line of a teacher allegedly hitting a student in class before spring break. she could also be heard using an explative. >> you don't touch a child. you don't touch anybody's child. i wouldn't want them to touch my child. >> when did this video first come to your attention? >> on monday, april 8th. >> you saw it on-line or a student brought it to you? >> a student brought it to my attention. >> your reaction? >> we want to do everything we can to make sure the students here at oak grove are safe and that we are protected and that is our priority. we are investigating the situation. >> accor

leslie, you are way off base here. hang on, leonard.entist or a human being for that matter, we have to concede her undeniable expertise in the interrelated fields of promiscuity and general sluttiness. my point is that tinker bell just needs to get her some. some what? oh, yes, some sexual intercourse. i'll take the bullet. excuse me, this whole idea is insane. enough debate, i'm going to take action. excuse me. are you currently involved in a sexual relationship? no. would you like to be? uh... sure, why not? sheldon... puh-puh-puh. can i have your phone number? uh... yeah. yeah. there. problem solved. dumb-ass. (belches loudly) okay, i'm at the gate to the treasury of the ancients. i'm going in. stay close to the wall. avoid the mummies. got it. i must say, you're playing very well for a woman of 23. twenty-two. right, 22. oh, here come the mummies. which spell do i use the hateful strike or the frenzy stance? what happened to the rest of your group? i dumped them, they're a bunch of wussies. frenzy stance. frenzy, frenzy, frenzy fre

with cameras rolling, he has a big surprise for his girlfriend leslie mills. >> she had kind of beingme repeatedly if and when i was planning proposing. >> i had been annoying to austin. i kept saying, so when are you going to propose? >> i had two requirements for the proposal. that one, it be a total surprise, and two, it be awesome. when i thought about proposing off the top of the arch, it was just fantastic enough to make sense. >> as leslie prepares for her first jump off the arch, she's too focused on being terrified to think about anything else. >> i was shaking. my palms are sweaty. i'm kind of a little nauseous. it's really so scary to stand on this ledge and to just jump off of it. >> as leslie recovers from the excitement, austin is seconds away from putting his plan into action, from the top of the arch austin begins lowering himself down to meet her. >> i got closer and closer until she looked up at me. i thought, surely she knows. surely she's expecting. >> but leslie thinks austin is on his way down to offer help, and she's not amused. >> when he was coming down i was

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> leslie. >>i am leslie crawford and a co-founder of the noe valley farmers market and the neighbors representative of the farmers market and i just wanted to say when we started the farmers market it was an expression take back the food and what was going on with the real food store and thought it would run about six months until the store opened again and everything went back to normal but it's funny how things work out and 10 years later the market is thriving. it's not about a farmers market. when whole foods opened up and that is the end of the farmers market and we clicked the number of attendees every saturday and we have the same number -- actually it's gone up over the years of people coming and you can see it if you go there. they go there for community and not coming for the baby a rug laand how it can transform a neighborhood. i have been in noe valley for 20 years and it's a great lesson for my kids grew up there and eaten the baby arugula -- not so much, but i'm so excited for the

leslie, sean and myself.hink that this sentiment broadcast on msnbc which now it's confirmed stands for maoist socialist nut balls broadcasting company -- >> oh, god. >> -- should send a shiver down every parent's spine. what we are talking about here is the worst kind of collectism, and, yes, it is anti-american. this is a message not only to these people who didn't have any problem whatsoever with broadcasting that. that's what what is creepy to me. there wasn't a single producer or editor who looked at this woman broadcasting this and thought this is just bone-chilling. i think there is something that every parent who believes in the prime ascy and the civil society building blocks, want to say to these progressives who claim that their children belong to everybody else. you know what it is, hands off my kids. >> exactly. >> my kids are not your begin any pigs, my kids are not your cash cows. my kids' minds are not for you to propagandize and my kids future is not for you to raid in the name of social just

leslie drews reporting from the senate office building for news center 3 at 5:00. thanks, leslie. we'll be following that story closely but apparently not on our satellite dishes. next on news center, a blood-and-guts story on the gulf war makes it big at the box office. [music] ♪ either way, i'm looking 10 years older ♪ ♪ dykes on bikes that's what this woman likes ♪ ♪ don't be so cruel you're starting to drool ♪ ♪ when the clock ticks down your time will then be gone ♪ ♪ oh, she's my enemy ♪ jumpin' on strangers-- ♪ savin' the money just to make yourself young-- ♪ ♪ 19 whipping under a-- --on the ground ♪ ♪ --twisted ground wondering why we don't-- ♪ ♪ oh, she's my enemy ♪ oh, she's my enemy [music] cool it down. slow it down. breathe. slow it down. get your heart rate down. very good. slow it down. now, we're gonna work the legs. grab your chair. now, we're gonna work the chest. grab your weights. put them up. tight. hands up. and in, out. squeeze it. out. work those pecs. i find it offensive. the things you find... smut. oh. oh god, oh god, oh god, lance. oh, lance, i have som

. >> how did leslie king jr. become gerald rudolph ford jr.? >> what a contemporary kind of story that is. door knee gardner was a society girl in a little town of harvard, illinois, went to a finishing school and met the brother of a friend of the college, and he was the son of a wealthy omaha big businessman. she was a big wedding. they went on their honeymoon to the west coast. before they got to oregon, to portland, oregon, he had beat her on their honeymoon. he then, they went from oregon down the coast to los angeles. he abused her physically and emotionally on that part of the trip altogether. this on the honeymoon. she got back to omaha where they were to live, and she went straight home to her parents in illinois. and then leslie king, the husband, came after her and promised he would, you know, never do it again, change his ways. she went back to him. she became pregnant and had the baby. 16 days after that little boy, little son was born, who was named for his father, leslie king jr., the father attacked the mother and the son with a

you won't believe what's happening with leslie.ce you agreed to wear the puffy shirt on the today show she's getting all these orders from boutiques and department stores. uh-huh. since i what? agreed to wear the puffy shirt. what are you talking about? you agreed to wear the puffy shirt on the today show. this? i agreed to wear this? yeah. when did i do that? at dinner the other night. what, are you crazy? what were you talking about when i went to the bathroom? i couldn't understand her. i was just nodding. there you go. where'd i go? she asked me to wear this ridiculous shirt on national tv and i said yes? yes, yes you said it. i didn't know that. i couldn't hear her. well, she asked you. i can't wear this puffy shirt on tv. look at it. it looks ridiculous. you got to wear it now. stores are stocking it because you'll wear this on the tv show. the factory in new jersey is already making them. they're making these? yes, yes. this pirate trend she's come up with will be the new look for the nineties. you're the first pirate. but i

>> leslie?> well, i am not a white male and i don't have a gun and glad i'm not living in the back yard having written this, lars. but i have to say, first of all, with regard to chicago, please, look at that, i was very happy to for the past two months, their homicide rates are actually down and numbers back in the 50's and hoping for 300 at the end of 2013. >> megyn: the prosecution rate stinks. >> i agree. >> megyn: the rate strings. >> i'm conservative on crime as a liberal and many liberals are unhappy with. i agree with you 100%. lars, with regard to this, how many white men are in the population, we do have to look at reality and facts, okay? the majority of men in prison are white. majority of murders are committed by white men, rapes, pedophiles, abductions, and massacres, when we in this country are saying, okay, regardless of where you and i may stand with guns, we all agree these have to be addressed that these people need treatment and that we want to keep guns out of people like th

i want to start with you, leslie. >> good evening. >> good evening to both of you. the president and leaders on both sides the senate and the house going to get the wasteful spending under control and not provide items like this to us as most americans kind of shake their heads because if you take that $42 million -- billion, i'm sorry, that they are talking about, that's one half of the sequester amount that they are arguing now. so what do we do? what's your feeling on that? >> well, one thing that, you know, senator is the voters spoke very loud and clear in november and the polls show prior to the collection election they go want both the left and the rights to work together. we see snails having sex research. a lot of snails in my house last night wasn't looking if they were having sex. in the past we had $700 toilet seats. bridges to nowhere and just a couple of months ago your party with all due respect, senator, wants to have a national park where george w. bush's birthplace was which maybe is a good thing to do at some time but not with unemployment and the

and leslie [speaker not understood] is next, and james johnson after that. >>> thank you. i'm a scientist. i'm the writer on this book on cell phone safety. i was a professor at mount sinai. [speaker not understood]. i won the nobel prize with al gore and a group of scientists and i'm here today to tell you as the president of the environmental health trust why i believe that this law that you passed is very important. it has already had a major impact. the law being considered environmental health trust work with the supervisors with harry lehman who just spoke, distinguished attorney, ellie [speaker not understood]. it should send a message to you this is an important public health measure. last week i testified before the d.c. city council on the same issue. you actually have inspired the world. i have met with mayors in helsinki alone and people are taking up the message that people have a right to know about cell phone safety. you've set a very shining example. jackson hole, wyoming, and poem broke, florida passed a law about the right know about cell phones. but it d

as he told leslie stahl in march of 2008, carl icahn looks to pounce while everyone else is losing their shirts. >> the day we visited icahn enterprises, the stock market was swinging wildly, at one point, dropping 300 points. so has this been a bad day? this is not a great day. >> tough day, tough day. >> wow, this is beautiful. look at your view. icahn works in a skyscraper suite overlooking new york's central park. >> i think i lost today. >> you did? >> yeah. >> actually, he lost big. well over $150 million that one afternoon. but when we spoke with him a few days later, icahn told me, "no big deal." he lives by the mogul's credo: never let 'em see you sweat. >> i was buying that day. i mean, seriously, i was very happy about that. >> you looked like you were-- >> i'm not-- >> frazzled and--'cause you were-- >> well, i'm always frazzled. i mean, i look good now-- i combed my hair-- but i'm always--got so much going on, and i enjoy that. [bell clanging] >> one of his biggest holdings, motorola, plunged 19% that day. but icahn, the ultimate risk taker, was gobbling up more shares in th

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>> reporter: leslie, and derek i could tell you three people are dead including an 8-year- old boy, some people are injured, many of them gravely. there is a huge police investigation launching right now. there is also a heavy police presence at brig ham and women's hospital, where there is a man who was seen running from the scene, police want to talk to but they insist, at this point, he is not, not a suspect. we are just two blocks from this patriots day attack, boston, the boston marathon, will never be the same. a massacre at the boston marathon, first one explosion then just yards away, and moments later, a second. blood stained the pavement, shrapnel ripped through bodies. >> so terrifying, so scary and so loud. >> reporter: there was a medical tent already set up near the boston marathon finish line and witnesses describe victims dragged to it with their arms and legs sheered off. >> i run over and there is body parts. >> reporter: parents tried to shield their children, a boy, 8 was among the dead. >> multiple people gone here. >> i am praying for all of them we are all trying t

isn't the only way the financial elite stays on top i'm joined now by leslie a paul journalist and author of the new book how to make a million dollars an hour why hedge funds get away was siphoning off america's wealth welcome thank you so much for having me what a contribution. so let's start at the beginning not to make a million how do you make a million dollars an hour well i think the answer is real simple you have to cheat i mean some of the cheating is legal some of it is barely legal and a bunch of it is flat out illegal really don't make that kind of money in a hedge fund which is an investment fund for the super rich unless you know the outcome of the race before you run the race nobody puts this kind of money on the line unless they're pretty sure they're going to win their bets so when i i got involved in doing this research about hedge funds because i noticed that their incomes were absolutely outrageous i found out that the top hedge fund guy made as much in one hour as the average family made in forty seven years oh think about that one hour equals forty seven years how do

my name is leslie [speaker not understood] and i am a san francisco resident. i wish to express my gratitude to the board of supervisors who voted unanimously passing the right to know legislation. your action has encouraged other cities and states that have a desire to pass similar legislation. the cell phone right to know fact sheet is a vital part of the legislation as it provides essential information to an unknowing public and it has potential to save live. i urge you to stand firm on this issue and allow san francisco to retain its authority to govern without corporate interference. i respectfully request that you vote against the proposed settlement. san francisco need to retain the right to know. thank you very much. >> thank you. and then joe johnson, maya cain, morgan [speaker not understood]. >>> timer going off right here, i have two minutes? >> um-hm. >>> james earle johnson. i am the chairman and founder of a company called borders technology. you have a paper in front of you that i submitted. i have been in this project for about 10 years develop

radio talk show host, dana and leslie, you don't have ammo for the been. is it worth anything? >> i don't know, you're the one who always tells me, sean, as a gun owner and buddies who say guns don't kill, but people do and i guess the ammunition does. frankly, you know the second amendment does not address taxation, registration or anything regarding ammunition-- >> you didn't answer the question. the second amendment, the right of the people-- >> a gun can't kill without ammunition. >> sean: the right for people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. and making you quote, get gun insurance, which is pushed now as well in some states and limiting your ability to purchase ammunition, does that not render your second amendment rights useless? >> i don't believe so. and i'm not trying to be violent here, sean, but if you take a gun, which i have not done and i don't have, as you know, and you even see this in films, you can whack somebody to death with that, sean, and this is one of arguments that can be-- >> the right to keep and bear arms shall nod be infringed, but no b

leslie: hi, i'm leslie sbrocco, and welcome to check please bay area, the show where regular bay area residents just like you review and talk about their favorite restaurants. we have three guests, and each one recommends one of their favorite spots, and we send the other two to go check them out and see what they think. >>> this week, kris veldheer is a theological librarian with a penchant for mexican food, who stands in line for what she says is the best tasting affordable mexican fare. it's a hit with all ages. >>> and software engineer robert allen is a romantic at heart. his unpretentious spot decorated with baby photos and cat bric-a-brac serves up venetian specialties. >>> but first, construction manager brian horn was dying to find a true new york city deli. he's discovered the place to satisfy his cravings for matzo ball soup and thinly sliced pastrami. he says go now, you can thank him later. it's miller's east coast west delicatessen on polk street.

la princesa de la bachata, nos pone mÚsica en la casita, la bienvenida a leslie grace. >>> bienvenidosra de comenzar sus maÑanas. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ya llegÓ "despierta amÉrica". empieza ya con amor♪. ♪ para ustedes va mi canto, familia de univisiÓn♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ hoy te invito a disfrutar un programa familiar♪. ♪ estÁs en "despierta amÉrica" no se te vaya a olvidar♪. ♪. >>> muy temprano para esto, pero me encanta esta canciÓn. >>> buenos dÍas familia, hoy es jueves, 11 de abril del 2013, espero que tengan un dÍa muy lindo, levÁntese del lado derecho, si duerme al izquierdo, brinquele a la cama, para que estÉ bien. >>> con el pie derecho. >>> sÍ, y asi lo resuelves. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> cÓmo amanecieron? >>> nosotros muy bien muchachos, casi viernes, es un crudo de amanecer, para miles de residentes con el paÍs, por el duro golpe de la madre naturael eza. >>> y llamado a revisiÓn de millones de autos en todo el mundo, usted podrÍa tener uno, cuÁles son y quÉ fallas mecÁnicos obligarÍa al llamado, me voy a preparar para las noticias. >>> mi satcha pretto. por eso uso bicicleta. >>> y yo moto. habl

a faculty member and leader of the coalition leslie and i'll wait to call more in a moment >> thank you supervisor mar and having this conversation. i think that we know that that san francisco values city college and what we offer greatly and we saw that in the vote for proposition rightwo: it was it was a - we believe that education should be assessable to all and in fact, it's a right. city excellently is a place of assess we want to help students move forward in meeting their goals. that can be workforce training or immigrants learning english. we have students in many situations and we're very proud of that. we have been under some severe criticisms. by the budget cuts at city college has impacted our ability to do well >> please continue. >> so we appreciate this opportunity to talk about how san francisco, california continue to support city i college of san francisco so it can be the kind of community college it is. we have a series of things happening at the college in addition to the accreditation report. we have changes that are being implemented that we're very concerned abo

mr leslie. the truth is i always tend to root for the underdog and i felt an attraction to these men who were taking on the world's largest oil corporations and the corrupt government of africa's most populous nation so i took my camera to nigeria to try to meet them. bob as a bad. guy i bought you a new book. and usually i'm going to tell you through. all who goes you in just how i got it all why do. you call we don't let you fall stuff yes or. yes or you way. yes. yes or yes but i don't and i doubt yes a few forty think you see only what you see don't add. but. not the way i look. i decided for all the camp commander's advice traveling with some fishermen i set out to see for myself it was like in the niger delta and hopes of understanding the conditions out of which the militants was born . my brother such a life is sweet just of there is no money i want to live and manage a good life is not easy. but i had to keep a low profile numerous foreign journalists and documentary filmmakers had alre

lesli. >> seems only fitting for them to do. kristen, thank you. stay with wusa9 for updates on the boston marathon bombings, even when you're not in front of your tv, we'll be posting updates on wusa9.com as well as twitter and facebook. you can follow the latest on our ipad app. you'll also find this photo gallery with some powerful images of boylston street in the aftermath of the attack. >>> we have also made it easy for you to donate. just like us on facebook and we will donate $1 to the american red cross for every like, up to $5,000. wusa9 will ttpcwwww the grief was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. demand action. now. >>> we just learned long-time sports caster, path, has died. he was the nfl voice for a generation, best known for his work and fellow sports caster on cbs and fox tv. he worked a record 16 super bowls before retiring

. >>> well that is our report and i'll be back at 11:00 along with lesli and topper. log on any time to wusa9.com. have hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> the dead boston bomber speaks. the audio you haven't heard. i'm rob marciano from new york. >> and an oscar winning actress's mental illness set back. from l.a., i'm nancy o'dell. >>> exclusive, inside the mind of the accused boston bomber. >> are you excited? >> yes, why not, you know? >> the unseen documentary, tamerlan in the boxing ring, dressed in red, white and blue. >> if you're a terrorist, wouldn't you want to turn your body into a weapon? >> plus -- did you ever meet tamerlan's wife? could new clues link the wife to the deadly attack? >> she definitely wanted me to think she was muslim. >> and how close did amanda new york city come to suicide? >> there's several different ways to commit suicide and i thought about them all. >>> catherine z

i am joined by the executive director, leslie hamilton.she is going to tell us why it is important to have volunteers coming out here for example to prune these roses. why do you need to prune roses? >> we do it a process called dead heading, removing the spent blossoms. if you don't, it will form a rose hip, which is a signal for the plant to go dorm mant. by trimming, we get the roses to bloom owl year long. >> as you can see, she is pruning the roses that are not alive anylonger. they suck the nutrients away from the roses that are flourishing here. you can come on out here and help us with this saturday as we are efforting a big volunteer cleanup here at the guadalupe park conservancy. i can tell you, it is going to be a good time. the weather is going to be a little bit warm. if you want to do something green, today might be your day as temperatures are going to be down right perfect. this morning, a little chilly. you might want to grab a coat as we are in the 40s and 50s later on today. we are going to see om of the best numbers tha

>> reporter: that's right, lesli. a big game tonight. as they say, the game must go on. the caps hit the ice, but the victims in boston weigh on their mind. head coach, adam oats speaks out. plus, alex lynn says good-bye >>> we have breaking news, cnn is reporting that a positive test for rison has been intercepted. it's a highly toxin naturally occurring protein. doses as small as a few grains of salt can kill an adult human. it was found in a senate mail room. we have a newses crew on the way to the scene and bring you more information coming up at 7:00. >>> now, game on with kristen berset. live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> we are live at the verison center. the capitals tonight hosting the toronto maple leafs, closing out this recent home stand, going for their eighth straight victory. a moment of silence will be held before the game begins in honor of the victims of yesterday's bombings. five games left to go. a moment of silence. now he played for the brewens during a time in his career and still has a home there. today he opened up about the tragedy. >>

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leslie, vice president, and she has been very instrumental in publishing the gazette which i believe that you have picked up. if you haven't, over here by the entrance, there are copies for you to see. the gazette summarizes the previous jury's work as well as explains what the jury is all about. and how you can apply to be a juror. and this is our fourth issue. so, thank you for your hard work. julian hansen is secretary and she's my right arm, my left arm, she's there for me for whenever i need anything. and i really appreciate all the work you've done also to keep the chapter together and make it a viable entity. ken mali in the back there, the immediate chair and was instrumental in working with lieutenant governor in making this public service announcement which i'm really proud to say i think will give a real shot in the arm to the association as well as to jurors and the jury in general going forward. karen cansino, very instrumental in the distribution of our gazette, we're putting the gazette -- it was in the examiner two weeks ago. 130,000 copies distributed around the city

tell me a little bit about that leslie. good morning to you. >>> we are doing a river cleanup this saturday. we do one every month to help steward the guadalupe river. we are looking for folks to help, for three hours, from 9:00 to noonan. people can meet at 438 coleman avenue, the visitors center for the park. >> we are going to lean that up and make it really easy for you. flib can actually come out here. so once again, want to show you these beautiful roses out here and coming up, we're going to tell you why they are able to grow so beautifully in abundance here in the bay area. it has a lot to do with our mediterranean climate. we are going to talk about how you can get a rose garden started in your own backyard. that's coming up. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid-50s. chilly up in the north bay. san jose, low 50s. a little bit of fog and more will develop as we go through the morning hours. the fog is the thickest right about 7:00 a.m. all that cloud cover clears out and we'll see a little bit of fog hugging the coa

i'll be right back here at 11:00 along with leslie and topper. log on any time to wusa9.com.e'll see you tonight. bye-bye. >>> the boston marathon bombing the day after. >> "e.t" with the stars personally affected by the tragedy. >> something just blew up? >> boston native mark wahlberg's heart break. hollywood extending support. >> our hearts go out to all you guys out there on the east coast. that's a real tragedy. >> terrifying new images that people who risked their lives to save the injured. >> what can you tell us on the ground there, are they expecting any more attacks coming >> the youngest victim, the eyewitnesses. >> it was just carnage. i saw a man who lost part of his leg. >> as investigators look for answers, "e.t" into deuce you to the heroes of the marathon explosion. >>> plus who's the mystery man on the roof as the second bomb went off. the image going viral. >>> and matt and ben, jennifer and bradley working just miles from the blast. hollywood's boston connection. >> there's some great an

. >> hi, i'm leslie. welcome to "check please bay area," the show where regular bay area residents review and talk about their favorite restaurants. now we have three guests. and each one recommends one of their favorite spots, and the other two go check them out to see what they think. this week our first guest, peppy ross' career has spanned ballet, biophysics, patent law, physics, and now she's enjoying her association with the shotgun theater. through it all she's maintained her friendly pescatarian lifestyle. radio host joe redell enjoys dine, wining, and traveling. that's what he talks about all the time. nailing him down to just one spot wasn't easy, so he chose a jewel box of a restaurant. first, nutritionist, chef, and