among them, leslie wilson's husband joe. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night. two men were able to sneak away during the slaughter. one of them, odell rhodes. >> he was telling people it wasn't painful and that, you know, people had to die with dignity. >> this 76-year-old woman asleep in the infirmary was overlooked. so was one elderly man. only 33 left alive out of almost a thousand faithful followers in jonestown that day. the rest came home in metal coffins as ostracized in death as they had been isolated in life. many of the children could not be identified. other victims went unclaimed. the unwanted, the unnamed were buried on a hillside more than 400 in a mass grave here in oakland, california. >> i don't think society cared because they were nameless. they were nameless faces. >> leslie wilson's mother, her niece and nephew are here. on a recent summer day she stood and offered an epitaph

leslie: a unicorn. like to be a unicorn, with a rainbow over me -- erik: you are a unicorn. stephanie: thank you, bloomberg's on leslie picker who is not a unicorn, but a fantastic reporter. erik: coming up, voting with their feet, as they do -- we will see why arby's sales are rising. ♪ erik: we are in the midst of a winter storm here in new york city and it is wreaking havoc on airports. at 11:10 this morning at delta plane skidded off the runway at laguardia. it is currently resting against -- the nose of the plane is currently resting against the fence. according to the associated press, the port authority, which oversees not just a cardiac, but jfk, newark airport as well -- not just laguardia, but jfk newark airport as well, says there are no injuries. the accident such as it is, and happened at 11:10. delta plane skidded off the runway at laguardia. no injuries reported. stephanie: you may say that arby's is winning the fast food war with sales up 6% last year. arby's is doing a much better job t

leslie: puesta en prisiÓn y puede solicitar libertad condicional en el 2025.rÍa cumpliendo 44 aÑos, abraham no puede dejar de imaginarse cÓmo serÍe. abraham: me imagino que para ahora tendrÍa varios hijos porque a ella le gustaban los niÑos. ♪♪ leslie: selena se preocupaba por la niÑez y lo demostraba visitando escuelas, exaltando los niÑos a que siguieron estudiando un legado que ha dejado a travÉs de su fundaciÓn. abraham: de una tragedia pueden salir muchas cosas positivas. ♪♪ ♪♪ leslie: ademÁs de las obras benÉficas que realiza la familia quintanilla en memoria de selena esa cordada con un museo. fue creado en corpus christy texas para que sus admiradores en el mundo tuvieran un lugar al cual llegar y poder aprender un poco mÁs de su artista favorito.e este museo es visitado por personas de todos los continentes en el 2014 hubo mÁs de 18.000 visitantes aquÍ se encuentra una recopilaciÓn de los logro de este inolvidable cantante, el vestuario que usÓ entre lesiones, sus galardones, su famoso ford rojo. abraham: le dÉ gracias por el apoyo que han dado a la m

hi there, leslie. >> hi there beasley. villanova's been here before it is not new to them but for lafayette they have in the been here since 2,000. so this is new for the players. jay wright says that is a dangerous team. they need to be careful. it will be a close game. >> we know how dangerous their team can be how explosive they can be offensively. we're pretty close in trying to defend their offensive efficiency. >> villanova is 32-two, one seed for just second time in program history and fresh off their first big east championship in 20 years. did i mention they have won their last 15 games. >> if we go out and play our game we know that not many teams can beat us but when we don't play that game we can be beat by anybody. we have to bring it against lafayette. >> i don't think anyone thinks we're unbeatable. it is march. anything can happen in march. >> reporter: lafayette comes in the tournament the as second best three pointing team in the country but their coach knows they will have to be at their best. >> they wi

instead of celebrating 42-year- old leslie carroll. tonight her family is preparing for her funeral. >> "i had the truck towed away. its not available to him my locks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >> phillipe: so, it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. 60-year-old filip handl took. and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. frances handl. >> "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red- flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >> "and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars

and many of the staff has it the cf a will the merchandising adhere to the code of ethnic leslie. >> again, i really can't say that every single hedge funds would sign up ann as an organization many hedge fund managers have cf a's i think you may well-wisher to require that the firms you work with are scc regulated and any if i understand of any size will be fcc regulated and they have a code of ethnics so you will again, that's part of the due diligence process to look at the managers operations and their ethnics code and whether each one complies with all 12 or whatever elements to see the code of ethics we'll have to development and last direct question liabilities insurance members of the board don't have errors and omissions we're impersonal reliable. >> that's what keeps us helicopter and sharing is a with other members of the board so the question i have is the standard for liability for the hedge funds managers whether the liability standard be in relations or negative gunman's or gross negligence. >> either amongst the investment we have the difference being that in negative

is that okay with you, leslie marshall?technically everybody does have a right as a private citizen to do that bill. >> so it is okay with you -- >> -- issue subpoenas -- >> i just want you to know what you're saying all right. >> i know what i'm saying, it's okay with me, leslie, that any politician or appointee have a private e-mail system in which they conduct public business and they decide what the public can see. i think that's pretty astound astounding. now, mr. halper, do you think hillary clinton's performance today, and that's what it was, is going to damage her with the nonpartisan people who will decide the election of 2016? >> i think it will. i think the probably with hillary clinton is that she has various problems within the democratic base and with the republican base. remember, bill she lost in the 2008 election because democrats didn't vote for her. >> but 86% of the nbc poll, mr. halper, say they'll support her. i think it was 86% of democrats. so she's going to get the democrats. some of them may stay h

jon: tammy bruce leslie marshall, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, jon.enna: turning now to overseas vladmir putin resurfacing in public after a bizarre and really unexplainable 10-day absence. the 62-year-old russian president shrugging off rumors of health problems as nato's chief warns of an emboldened russia conducting growing number of war games as the united states sends 3000 troops to the baltics states to take part in joint military exercises with nato. we have refired four-star general jack keen, fox news military analyst. we see you every 10 days and so we know you're okay. rolling my eyes, explained this unexplainable absence by vladmir putin f we didn't see our own president for 10 days people might wonder. what do you make of isn't. >> i don't think we can make that much of it. putin's narcissistic self is loving every minute of this. inside his own country he has the world wondering what he has been doing for 10 days. certainly could have had an illness. could have been something else. looks pretty fit to me, what we've seen here. he is very

now back to lesli. >> thank you. >>> the size of this storm is impressive. it stretches all the way from texas up to new england. it is making a powerful impact right here, right now. >> it is a monster. that's why we dispatched our crews across the district, maryland and virginia to show smuf the hardest hit areas. -- some of the hardest hit areas. delia goncalves is live in frederick county, maryland with a view. hey, delia. >> reporter: hey, lesli. it's been snowing since 6:00 this morning. the snow has not let up. in fact, it's making it difficult for plows to actually keep on top of the snow. you can see here in this parking lot off 85 here, a plow did come through about an hour ago. you can see some of its remnants and signs but it left behind all this slush and take a look right across the way. that was down to the pavement just an hour ago. and now we have accumulation about another inch of snow so. this is coming down fast and furious. it's hard for crews to stay on top of it because look, the roads are still a mess. we've been seeing a lot of plows

leslie: it's about -- more than the lockup itself. leslie: it's about psychology.uch of what is being released is yahoos stake. and we only know that is going to be spun off. we are trying to get into the method of who could sell, why they would want to sell, and why they might need to. scarlet: what is the external sentiment on alibaba? long-term, still fairly bullish? paul: yes, it's a lockup. it is still going to flow and it's a question of how efficient they will be. scarlet: paul sweeney, thank you so much. and leslie picker, who covers ipos for us. joe: coming up, conglomerates in the spin cycle, they are spinning off records at -- spinning off at a record pace. we will see why. ♪ scarlet: coming up, oil prices falling for the seventh straight day. we get that data in just a few minutes. joe: plus, conglomerates on a diet. they are slimming down and spinning off at a record rate. scarlet: "market makers" will be right back. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. the scarlet: welcome

they would rather be with leslie van arsdal she's in pittsburgh withville know of arc hello there, leslie. >> hi there beasley villanova warming up as we speak. this is a very confident team. they have reason to be. a a very calm team as well. villanova enter the tournament with a school record 32 wins as a number one seed for second time in school history. as big east champions for the first time since 1995. they have gone to the big dance before and pressure doesn't seem to be a problem. >> we have been here before so we are used to it. i was than the as excited this year. i was just like all right back to work, we have a game against lafayette. it wasn't anything different but i just am more calm this season. >> this team will get down as one of the best ever but we get judged on how we do in the tournament. we're just starting. we're after all of the things we have done we are at beginning. >> reporter: nova has not advanced past sending round since 2009. this year they know what to do. >> don't get rattled if they get on the run. don't get our -- just dot things we have been to go th

hi there leslie. >> think there beasley. great victory but no time for celebration, back to work for villanova. it is all about nc state. coach jay wright says this is a team with a lot of weapons. >> they've got experience, their guard are outstanding but i think what we saw in the lsu game their forward are coming into their own too. they are playing with great balances new. >> reporter: villanova role through thursday with the 95-52 victory to advance to the third round of the tournament. they will play eighth seeded nc state who pulled off an amazing come back win over lsu. >> we were talking about lsu what they d then we said lets look at nc state here. pay attention. >> they just kept coming at you. the it speaks volumes for the type of team they are and coach and players they have. they have a very gritty team. definitely coming at us every second of the game. >> reporter: key for villanova just keep playing their game. >> it is so special. just anybody can go up on any given night, have been is so balanced. nobody ca

the family says he hit the gas instead of the brake and ran over leslie. she died on the driveway at the hands of the man who raised her. >> he didn't mean to do it, but it is done and it can't be taken back. >> he was drunk and they arrested him on suspicion of second-degree murder. >> it was apparent that he understood the potential consequences of driving drunk. >> the only reason i am doing this is if someone thinks they can have one or two beers and pulling into their driveway without consequence think again. think again. >> leslie's family is planning a funeral instead of a birthday party. >> so sad. >>> the bicyclist who was robbed after being hit by a truck is out of a coma and speaking. the 25-year-old suffered severe head trauma and had been comatosed since that accident happened. he emerged from the coma three weeks ago and yesterday started talking again. these photos from our media partner, the bay area news group show lowrey awake with his mother. it attracted widespread attention when he was pick pocketed while lying in the street critically

the family says he hit the gas instead of the brake and ran over leslie. she died on the driveway at the hands of the man who raised her. >> he didn't mean to do it, but it is done and it can't be taken back. >> he was drunk and they arrested him on suspicion of second-degree murder. >> it was apparent that he understood the potential consequences of driving drunk. >> the only reason i am doing this is if someone thinks they can have one or two beers and pulling into their driveway without consequence think again. think again. >> leslie's family is planning a funeral instead of a birthday party. >> so sad. >>> the bicyclist who was robbed after being hit by a truck is out of a coma and speaking. the 25-year-old suffered severe head trauma and had been comatosed since that accident happened. he emerged from the coma three weeks ago and yesterday started talking again. these photos from our media partner, the bay area news group show lowrey awake with his mother. it attracted widespread attention when he was pick pocketed while lying in the street critically

so i don't think it's that -- >> let me ask you, leslie, about the optics of it. these folks on twitter are saying he did come out he made a statement, the attorney general made a statement and so on, and two cops get shot. one gets shot in the face. and i'll grant you they lived, so, you know no one died. but still two cops are shot in the face and the president goes on jimmy kimmel, and michelle obama shows up in public on a television show and is dancing with ellen. there's nothing wrong dancing with ellen. makes everybody happy to dance with ellen but the optics. >> i understand. but when we look back at two police officers who did not survive and lost their lives in new york the president was in hawaii and on vacation at the time. and he made a statement again at how horrific this is and that there is no excuse for any violence. should the president of the united states and the first lady be speaking about everything horrific that happens every shooting whether it's a police officer, an unarmed person whether they are a person of color or other. i don't think

lesli foster, wusa9. >> lesli is a nice woman with you but is a bull -- but is a bulldog when it comesis type of thing. got a consumer problem? contact or call for action line or call 303-652-help. >>> the montgomery county police would like you to look at your television screen. do you know this fellow? police say he cloned a woman's credit card and used it to shop up and down the aisles at a safeway in bethesda. if you can put a name to the face, the cops would love to hear from you and you don't have to give them your name. >>> lesli foster served as a very performance of the circus. performance entertained children served by our local easter seals. tonight's bright stars night brought together many families of children with special needs. >> it was up close and personal experience at the circus which we never got to do. it was real cool. >> i'm so excited to be able to bring my children to something that i otherwise wouldn't have been able to do. >> this is what we all want to do with our families. >> wusa9 was one of the sponsors of tonight's performance. >>> the only station with

rich laoowry is editor of the national review leslie -- both fox news contributors.esident rich, today suggesting it was basically this top reasonable doubt standard that led to officer wilson not being charged. and before i give you the floor, i just want to take the audience through it, okay? it wasn't just the tough reasonable doubt standard. this man was exonerated by the doj. let me give you a sample of what the doj report says. the witness accounts that brown was surrendering with his hands up did not support a prosecution. they are inaccurate inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence and materially inconsistent with the witness's own prior statements. the evidence does not establish that it was unreasonable for wilson to perceive brown as a threat while brown was punching and grabbing him in the suv and attempting to take his gun. there is no credible evidence to refute wilson's belief that he was acting in self-defense. federal prosecutors found wilson's account to be credible. brown did not sustain gunshot wounds to his back. there are no witnesse

leslie picker, who covers the ipo market for us, joins me now., could be the largest in 15 years? leslie: our sources tell us it could be the 300 million dollars, the most since 1999 and astounding feat for this company, started by a guy who needed a place to sell his wooden computers. he created this marketplace for handmade and vintage goods. we learned yesterday from the filing that neither he nor any of the cofounders' names were in eight. it has gone through a series of revamps and restructurings. we have a ceo, a former microsoft executive. betty: how is it going to be compared and valued against others, other ipo's in this space? leslie: e-commerce company's, along the lines of potentially alibaba, ebay. high-growth, internet startups with the marketplace model. lending club fits that model, too, because it is a platform where it can next buyers and sellers. betty: wayfarer had an ipo last year and are not doing well. leslie: wayfarer is a perfect example. betty: furniture retailer. eyeglasses, $1 billion, how did they get to that? leslie:

i asked her and she said that leslie was safe and no one loves her more than i do. she has been in our locker room and everything is fine. she said what a shame it is if we're talking about this as opposed to talking about a great women's basketball game. so that is the then results after the game the coach of princeton saying that leslie robinson president obama's niece is fine safe and all is well. >> all this came about from a voicepail left at the athletic department. tom fuentes, the president, attended one of his niece's games. the university is on saturday. he attended on saturday. the university is saying this threat is unsubstantiated. does it sound like a serious threat to you at all from what you know? >> the problem, don, is how do you sort out what's a serious threat? the president gets thousands of threats, every president gets them and president obama has more of his share. when the secret service gets those kind of threats, they can't dismiss any of them really unless it's a known mental case they have dealt with in the past. in this situation, the s

>>reporter: she had just returned to the whole level avenue late thursday afternoon with leslie wheneline in his truck on the driveway france snc had been drinking since a in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >>: she tried to get him to pull up the truck about 4 ft. because he was called in the driveway he hit the gas terrell and leslie over pushing her through the fence and into the backyard. >>reporter: her longtime boyfriend heard screaming and ran over and saw her unconscious track other the to trout. >>: she let out a sigh and then she was gone as >>: are you doing? >>: i'm hanging in there i linter more than anything in the world. he did not intentionally try to hit blessed there may have been some issues of identifying the correct title. >>reporter: maybe in part because they say he was intoxicated driving drunk is something he had been convicted of in the past >>reporter: he is forced to raise a special need sun along >>reporter:while his destraught mother pleads for others not to let >>: "they'll kill strangers they'll kill your children. drinking is j

the family says he hit the gas instead of the brake and ran over leslie. she died on the driveway at the hands of the man who raised her. >> he didn't mean to do it, but it is done and it can't be taken back. >> he was drunk and they arrested him on suspicion of second-degree murder. >> it was apparent that he understood the potential consequences of driving drunk. >> the only reason i am doing this is if someone thinks they can have one or two beers and pulling into their driveway without consequence think again. think again. >> leslie's family is planning a funeral instead of a birthday party. >> so sad. >>> the bicyclist who was robbed after being hit by a truck is out of a coma and speaking. the 25-year-old suffered severe head trauma and had been comatosed since that accident happened. he emerged from the coma three weeks ago and yesterday started talking again. these photos from our media partner, the bay area news group show lowrey awake with his mother. it attracted widespread attention when he was pick pocketed while lying in the street critically

rich laoowry is editor of the national review leslie -- both fox news contributors. rich, today suggesting it was basically this top reasonable doubt standard that led to officer wilson not being charged. and before i give you the floor, i just want to take the audience through it, okay? it wasn't just the tough reasonable doubt standard. this man was exonerated by the doj. let me give you a sample of what the doj report says. the witness accounts that brown was surrendering with his hands up did not support a prosecution. they are inaccurate inconsistent with the physical and forensic evidence and materially inconsistent with the witness's own prior statements. the evidence does not establish that it was unreasonable for wilson to perceive brown as a threat while brown was punching and grabbing him in the suv and attempting to take his gun. there is no credible evidence to refute wilson's belief that he was acting in self-defense. federal prosecutors found wilson's account to be credible. brown did not sustain gunshot wounds to his back. there are no witnesses that

leslie. >> good afternoon the i am leslie and live on cobet off and since 1977 and the owners of a house that was -- (low audio) and had occupants so 300 feet seems adequate for. >> >> 3,000 feet seems adequate for one family and i appreciate the legislation coming forward and i thank supervisor wiener and hope you approve it. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> before i start a point of order. the third item for the housing element i got a letter saying it's going to be next week. >> yes it will be. >> my name is [inaudible] and coalition for san francisco neighborhoods. we haven't taken this matter up in regard to these homes but i think it's long time coming and i'm -- well, a little surprised that supervisor wiener has [inaudible]. i strongly urge you to pass this today. this is something that the people in the neighborhoods very strongly value. [inaudible] for san francisco neighborhoods are strong and preservation of quality of neighborhood and the preservation of the character of neighborhood and this will be a good start in that regard. but hello -- we

leslie robinson is president obama's niece. >>> a sheriff's deputy responding to a call about a fight ended up in a hospital and his car ended up like that. the sheriff's office said the officer crashed his cruiser into an suv and then hit a telephone pole. that crash happened near central

leslie is safe. she's in my locker room. no one loves her like i do and she's an important part of our team. so keep the freaks out of your gym. how about it? >> craig robinson, leslie's father, is the brother of michelle obama. >>> it has been a dental in the size of the region's largest -- dent in the size of the region's largest police forces. >> now a special commission in fairfax has is looking at ways to fix that and it won't be easy. our hank silverberg is at a commission meeting that just broke up an hour ago. >> reporter: you know the names john geer and sacolosi. there have been a lot of information on how the police handled that and it's now all subject to public review. >> my son would be alive today but for 2006 fairfax county policies to routinely use s.w.a.t. and its aggressive tactic and procedures against people who were certified by fairfax county police to be low risk. >> reporter: that's socalosi sr. talking about his son who was shot dead by police in a gambling raid in 2006. he is now on the 37 member c

with devon's cameras rolling, he has a big surprise for his girlfriend, leslie mills. >> she had kindbeing asking me repeatedly if and when i was planning on 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. and 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 w

leslie robinson is the daughter of craig robinson craig is michelle obama's brother. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> texas senator ted cruz travels to new york this week to raise money for his just-announced presidential campaign. as craig boswell reports, crews kicked off his campaign yesterday by appealing to conservatives and taking dead aim at president obama's health care law. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz says conservative christians should rise up and restore the promise of america. >> that is why today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: he made the formal announcement at liberty university, an evangelical christian college. the 44-year-old republican laid out his vision for the next administration, calling for a flat tax securing the borders, and ending president obama's health care law. >> imagine in 2017 a new president signing legislation repealing every word of obamacare. >> reporter: senator cruz gained national attention in 2013 leading a 16-day government shutdown as he urged con

leslie: aquÍ hay 2:02 1000 emigrantes viviendo.aciÓn. hoy a hacer todo lo que estÁ a mi alcance para que le den la esencia a todos los que merecen. por eso es que estoy aquÍ dando esta audiencia. tras la primera vez en seis aÑos. >> no te imaginas lo que significa para la comunidad que por fin se nos escuche. las comunidades inmigrantes a quien pennsylvania durante seis aÑos hemos tratado de que se escuche lo necesario que es tener una licencia de conducir. 'hilda: seguimos con una noticia no tan alentadora. el pasado miÉrcoles presentamos el caso de familia ecuatoriana al sur de filadelfia que trataba de mover cielo y tierra para evitar la deportaciÓn de pablo fabiÁn cÁrdenas. desafortunadamente fue deportado a ecuador hoy en la maÑana. tras la campaÑa que se dio el nombre de la familia se lograron recolectar mÁs de 3000 firmas, pero no fueron tomadas en consideraciÓn por las autoridades. ya regresamos. hilda:al regresar les decimos como un joven mexicano ayudÓ familia puertorriqueÑa tras perder a uno de los suyos. hilda:quizÁs se

before the game someone called about a threat to leslie robinson. a princeton freshman who is president obama's niece. they spoke about the threat after the game. >> leslie is safe in my locker room and she is an important part of our team. so let's keep the freaks out of the gym. >> the police now say the threat was unsubstantiated. it happened about ten miles from the white house. >>> a beating on a sub way platform. tonight philadelphia police are hoping you will recognize the teenagers behind the attack in center city. you see a group of and its attack the victim as he sat on a bench in center city. the group then follows the victim as he tries to escape. the victim suffered minor injuries. >>> today surveillance video shows police tasering a man that got on to the tracks at one of center city's busiest tracks this morning. you can see him using the divider as if it was a balance daem. they say the man was having a mental break down. they say they had no chance but to subdue the man and use the taser on him >> the police officers are trained in

leslie hargo this is a dream come true. >> i went to dental school here in new jersey.nity to children. it was a lot of fun for me so when it was time to apply to residency programs i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband chris had a totally different background with an mba in finance but her imagination lead to a bright idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't it be great to have a beautiful state of the art practice but do it in the heart of an urban area so that you can serve all types of people. >> we thought that, you know, having a facility that was state of the art, that had just about everything that you can think of for pediatric denistry was something they should have access to. >> their big break came when senator brooker helped the city. chris took his elaborate business plan straight to the city officials. before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open for business. >> in terms of revenues, 2009 we made about $500,000 in revenues.

if any studio film, if this was a studio film, leslie would never be able to join in.d him. the fact -- was there ever talk of the fact that maybe she shouldn't lay off? or she should lay off? >> yeah. >> yes. >> it's the only time leslie was really mean to anybody, but we made jerry, garry, terry, larry, barry, screw up -- actually screw up just enough to make it seem a little warranted. and then i always sort of justified it internally as leslie was, like, hall of fame nice to everyone in her life. she does extraordinary things and is so generous and so loving. there's got to be an outlet somewhere for the negative feelings. he's like, he can take it. she recognized him as a guy who can absorb it happily, so it gets directed to him. that was the justification. >> seth: that is great. we'll be right back with more from the cast of "parks and recreation." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when i failed at my first business, i thought my dreams were over. losing confidence in yourself is even worse. and we've all felt it, like who am i to succeed? to the next generation of hack

>> leslie, you're fan of the show, tony as well.t sound familiar about all these unilateral decisions frank underwood is doing at president? i'm thinking about executive actions and exception bowe bergdahl and the deal with iran. >> clearly, in hollywood, even if this is based in d.c. and on netflix and not on regular television, clearly we have art imitating life and we have had that a long time, and using life photo its story laws on "law and order." but i feel these characters are different. the real life character of our president, president obama and frank, played by kevin spacey. obviously every politician, regardless of party has their goals. every president we have seen for decades uses and issues executive orders. the similarities stop there and the reason for these characters pushing forward stops there as well. >> tony what do you make of it? i think the producers of "house of cards" had to look at what was going on in real life and said, frank should do that. >> tons of drama in the building behind me. inspiring a lot of

reporting from pittsburgh leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> leslie, thank you. >>> here is the bracket of is what on tap for tonight? as villanova prepares for action is there a play in game happening also in this east bracket. that would be boys i state verse dayton happening right here or yes and they will play in there. and also coming up in the south bracket tonight north florida and robert morris squaring off for a chance to advance. some things happening. it is getting going. do you have your bracket the filled out yet? well, you better get on it. win a $5,000 gift card in the the cbs bracket challenge just go to cbs philly.com/sports and sign up there. good luck. sports director beasley easies getting you ready for our special march to indianapolis. beasley has a panel of experts breaking down the brackets and leslie will continue her reports from pittsburgh. that is happening tonight at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a gunman dressed in the water department jacket storms the local laundromat and opens fire, killing a man, we

. >> is leslie she's here (calling names). >> thank you good afternoon. >> thank you. i'm leslie i've lived in about polk street areas and i've seen the congestion over the years i know that is issues we need to address my concern is polk street as hundreds of small businesses and is surrounded by neighborhoods who's residents support them and other patrons to visit the businesses and may need parking why destroy the businesses and change the neighborhoods that made san francisco the great city it is suffice it it seems you're not interested in visiting the businesses please consider those are not people that have the physical ability to walk and they can take the bus thank you. (clapping.) >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon and thank you for your time. >> my name is john ami i've lived on jackson and polk for thirty years we've watched the diversity of the businesses along polk street the hard working merchant have made this a fun community. >> community who's resident businesses have worked together 9

. >> let me try here i'll ask leslie to participate as well to date when i worked previously we have not had a policy that we shall require the manager to provide us with holdings because you can't do anything less than the policy that's our preference and what we have aid for but we've found that in some people want to hire a level of team but we have a team at uc and we stayed very close to our managers we'll tell them that up front and we'll be up in the top clients that stay close to you, we found by i've heard earlier back in last spring about rudy sailing saying about rudy hopping son all the trips to china rudy do over 0 so 60 trips he was one of the people that was on the road we stayed unusually close to manager we found by doing that we had a greater understanding of their integrity of their investment philosophy their investment process and frankly most of the managers enjoyed it they like clients that have a thorough understanding but we didn't make it a policy that they shall employed holding we thought to our own due diligence be close to them we never had a blowup of t