libby, libby, libby. turn around. right here. >> oh, my gosh! that's insane! >> oh, libby! >> oh, my god, you look -- look look at camera 12, just so we >> all right. louis, tell us about the first of all, you know, libby is 19. she wanted to keep her hair long. a rather new boyfriend. she's going to have many and so you can have long hair and shape. i lightened it, softened it, added a few highlights, and,he makeup. >> and that -- by the way, the outfit, smokin' hot. >> it was so much fun, wasn't ng on clothing? so i love a white leather jacket. >> on three, say exactly what you think. 1, 2, 3! [ everyone talking at once ]f applause! >> oh, guys! okay. okay. next up, we have natalie. natalie is becoming a nurse and the same basketball tournament and came to try to get ambushed. and she says her son isconstantly telling her she needs to get a haircut. >> so garrett, you really want this for mom, huh? >> she really needs t. she hasong gray hair and hasn't gotten it cut in a while. >> but you really love her. yes, ma'am. she's my mom. >> oh, so about all of this? is cool? >>

libby, libby, libby. turn around. right here. >> oh! oh, my gosh! that's insane! >> oh, libby! >> oh, my god, you look -- look right here. look at camera 12, just so we can admire. >> all right. louis, tell us about the hair. >> okay, first of all, you know, libby is 19. she wanted to keep her hair she's got a rather new boyfriend, two months. i'm sure she's going to have many more. this shows you can have long hair and shape. i lightened it, softened it, added a few highlights, and of course enid oh did the makeup. >> oh, my gosh. >> and that -- by the way, the outfit, smokin' hot. >> it was so much fun, wasn't it? trying on clothing? so i love a white leather jacket. andrew mark. and the skirt is clara sun woo. >> she can wear that jacket with jeans. >> everything. >> that's a clara sun woo skirt? that's new. >> on three, say exactly what you think. 1, 2, 3! [ everyone talking at once ] >> big round of applause! good job, libby. >> oh, guys! so fun. okay. next up, we have to move to the next one. okay. next up, we have natalie. natalie is a postpartum nurse. she's also here f

libby: there will be.o much on the producer side, but there is no question, weaker players in the mainstream will be shaken out. vonnie: where do you look if you want to find the winners? libby: companies and the more prolific basins. the companies moving baseload crude or gas. they have baseload's and peakers . there is a baseload of energy, so those pipelines will always be full. those of the companies you want. mom and pop want to buy exxon and chevron. the midstreams on space. those are upstream integrated companies. the majority of their business is dependent on the price of the commodity. you don't perceive exxon, their cash flow as persistent as these midstream once? libby: exactly. exxon is a big, diversified company. they will definitely be a survivor. tom: but diversification is not the same as persistency of cash flow. libby: you will get that in the midstream because it is a peep or service. -- fee for service. jon: libby, thank you for joining us. tom: i'm going back to punt on radio. jon: com

let's bring in libby cantrall with pimco. and larry kudlow. larry, what do you make of candidates versus corporations? it seems non-stop in this campaign? >> yeah, it does. i thought cruz had it right, i mean against corporate welfare, against cronies. that's a good.toic and an important reform we need to make throughout the government but i'm always a bit uneasy when you single out a particular company for a particular thing. >> cruz didn't, in that biyte. he didn't name a name. >> he didn't. others have. i'm uneasy about that. if you are not breaking the law why be singled out. if you want to change the law over a principle like corporate welfare i'm for it. but i'm not comfortable for taking a company to the wood shed because you don't like what they are doing. >> at pimco what are you telling everybody on staff about what is happening in washington what the electoral situation means in terms of investing and what they should be telling clients about it? >> we've been talking internally a lot about this. what i say it's really important to

libby casey is live for us in washington. so libby what do the lawmakers have to say?> reporter: richelle this is a meeting of the jude ashary committee, the body that would be responsible for holding hearings, but republicans are saying they don't want to do that, and they have not changed their position in the last couple of weeks, so they used this opportunity today to emphasize their position that no nominee should come up for a vetting until a new president is sworn in. >> we're not going to drop any nominee into an election called ron. and i'm not going to let it happen to the good people of ohio. >> reporter: that's chuck grassley from iowa. democrats say that the nominee should get a vetting process, even if they are not confirmed, they should at least have hearings, and we heard diane feinstein point out that there have been 14 justices confirmed in presidential election years. >> so i am appealing to the better angels of your nature. when there is a nominee, do as we have done in the past. give the nominee careful consideration. meet with the nominee. ask the

as libby casey reports, top-ranking republicans fought it up. antonio, it's impossible to strait out the politics. republicans repeated their stance. they won't vote against it, they won't let a nominee come up for a hearing. entrenched positions. republicans say no supreme court nominee until there's a president. we are not going to draw up any nominee. i'm not going to let it happen. to the good people of iowa. on the other hand democrats say it only fair to consider president obama's choice. >> i am appealing to the better agents of their nation. when there is a nominee, do as they have done in the past. give the nominee careful. meet with the nominee, ask the nominee questions. >> reporter: thursday's business meeting of the senate meeting turned into a forum to go on the record. no changes between republicans and democrats. the committee has the power to screen, block or ignore the president's nominee. >> the work of the committee, the congress, will be shame fully incomplete if the committee refuses to do that most important job of weighin

libby: that is a great point.in inventory build again, that we saw positive reaction. for the first time we are seeing positive reaction to negative news. jon: how much is china looking at $35, $40? does that roll over as well when the price goes back up? sean: not really. we are seeing auto sales in china and india remaining resilient. that has been an ongoing theme. i would also point out that it is not necessary that the whole of industrial production in china has rolled over. there are a lot of slugs in china, like housing, doing quite well. it is not the energy side, just -- other parts are holding up quite well. it is not over year, that they are falling, they are only growing 7% or 8%. to rally whentend bad news gets less bad. that is what is happening with commodities. we have 18 months of a nutritional -- of an attrition al down move. david: i want to come back to your midstream point. as the cash flows remain up despite some of the difficulties that the upstream are having -- libby: the majority of busin

>>reporter: libby only has one question for the man accused of throwing this rock at her head last week. >> so you were arrested for aggravated battery. >>reporter: hursday torrez standing before the judge facing several battery and assault charges for attacking at least half dozen women in coral gables over the past month. >>. she's just one of the women with similar stories. she was walking her dog on h street last wednesday when man on beek started following her. he mumbled something this spanish. then attacked. >> second it happen my head was shaking. >>reporter: 6 women reporting the same type of crcre to police. investigators say his m o simple. approaching women on busy streets. roping them then taking off. some casas more violent than others. bicycle on the street. >>reporter: police identify torrez as suspect from video. taking him into custody taking him into custody wednesday. thursday he told the judge through a translator he's scheduled to see a psychiatrist next month while libby hopes her alleged attack are will see the inside of jail cell for a long time. >> i want him t

libby describing the moments after this rock hit her in the back of the head thrownny a man on a bike. >> he was like waiting for me in the corner. >> reporter: police say she was walking her dog on pons delay on and 8th street last wednesday when someone started following her. i noticed a guy gom com back and forth on his bicycle. >> then without warning she was tacked. she is not alone. six women report being tacked by main on a bik over the past movement his mo approaching women on busy streets. groping them and rideeoffing. some cases more violent than others oomplet and i'm just scared. thanks to careful surveillance identify idle doll fall. he was arrestedd wednesday. >> torres going from the judge on thursday now facing several charge fors battery and saw. and while he waits for a psych evaluation and his day in court. libby has this message for her attack eemplet eye want to you know that thebe is a victim, like i don't know what is going on in his mind but there is a person that will live with this forever. >>orres is now being held on a $7500 bond. reporting live in coral ga

while libby hopes her allege a ja cell for a long time. >> i want him to know there is a victim. the person is going to live with it forever. >>> last update upon for him is at $22,000. >>> surveillance videdegiving police a new clue after deadly hit and run authorities looking for the call you'll see here which they say hit and killed in north miami beach woman. a camera at a business nearby recorded the vehicle driving down the street. she was walking in her neighborhood when she was struck and killed it happened in the rly morning hour sunday. at northeast 19th avenue hundred and 78 street if you crimestoppers call. >> to a gas station scare northeast date of your sent us these pictures as you be caught fire one of the pumps it happened at the chevron. vehicle towed no one there was her. >>> florida fumigation company and two employees pleading guilty after the family of a palm city boy said their son suffered brain damage from the pesticides the workers applied in their home. pesticide poisonong sentencing i just got married and i my plans have been shattered this guy has my

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reporting live vicki libby outguess -- libby arcus. >>> no rain in sight right now.>> we did see oneittle batch of showers and that has been the trend today. we had reports of hail in santa rosa, some spots had sunshine all day and a little windy ness. it depended on where you were today. tomorrow we expect to see sunshine. there is the rest of that video. we saw some rough surf. the wind speeds are starting to die down. we see quiet conditions, the rain is tapering off. lake tahoe is still getting a little snow. we will see that for that area heading into tomorrow, but we will stay dry. wind speeds down to 9 miles per hour in half moon bay , fairfield this is the area of low pressure. we were seen heavy rain bands with this system and within some of the heavier rain bands were thunderstorms that produce hail. the main reports were in santa rosa. it is 58 degrees in santa rosa, low 50s in san jose, livermore 55 and 51 in vallejo. tonight we will get down to the 30s in some locations. our highs will recovered nicely , close to 70 degrees. 7-day forecast shows back to the 70s by thursd

i want to bring in oakland mayor libby schaaf, thank you for being here. this event has grown every year in participation since it started. they have 10,000 people. what does that mean for oakland? >> this event it gets recognized every year because of the spirit of oakland raiders . our town shows up for these runners and they are so proud because this race goes through so many diverse neighborhoods showing off incredible diversity of oakland. everything from the beautiful downtown to the hills and running down lincoln with the view of the bay and went through the fruitvale with mariotti band and the flaming arches of west oakland. it is an incredible run and oaklanders love welcoming visitors. people from 30 different states and 10 different countries -- we love showing off our town. >> talk about what makes this event different from other scenic runs in san francisco. the runners said he gives you a tour of the area. each of the neighborhoods has a little thing they showcase like dancers and drummers in atlanta college. they have something in oakland. i

libby hopes her alleged attacker will see the inside of a jail cell for a long time. >> i want him to know that there is a victim. like i don't know what's going on in his mind. but there is a person that will live with this forever. >> reporter: walter morris, 7 news. >> anchor: and his bond is set at $22,000. >> anchor: and a jail break for a miami-dade jail official. 35-year-old christie laster in court facing charges of bribery, extortion and grand theft. the judgplacing her on house arrest. police say they have pictures of her receiving cash from cadets when she worked in a freshman r criminal teens. she's accused of extorting 20 million dollars from them. >> anchor: two employees pleading guilty after the family of e palm city boy said their son suffered brain workers applied inside their homeme an investigation found the terminex workers posted a notice on the family's door saying it wawasafe to return. however the home had not been properly aired out. the 9-year-old and several other family members suffered pesticide poisoning. sentencing is scheduled for may. >> good afternoo

. >> host: valerie claims scooter libby's story, was that a side show to all of this? >> guest: i don't think it was terribly much in this central area of all this. scooter libby was an aide to vice president cheney and was an important adviser but i don't think -- it was not the major story of what was going on in that period. >> host: "strange justice: the selling of clarence thomas," going to that book to you believe anita hill? >> guest: i wrote this with someone who i was friends with in high school, in the wall street journal, and i wasn't really sure -- you couldn't tell who was telling the truth. if you watched the hearings during that period, i spent the weekend. my television set completely floored. i covered courts beyond that in my career, it was a good trial where two lawyers on both sides you think they are right. and so convincing, i wasn't really a sure what we would find, i saw from the start, clarence thomas had more reason to lie because he was trying to get a job he wanted and it was hard to see what there was in this for anita hill. wasn't trying t

mayor libby schaaf helped kick off that event today at jack london square.00 people are expected to lace up their running shoes this weekend and take part in this festival. the event features several different races, a 5k relay, a half marathon, full marathon, and a kids fun run. run verse different ages and abilities are all involved. all the races start and end at lake merritt snow park. >> everywhere along this route, whether it's the mariachi bands in fruitvale or the flaming ring of fair at the includes is cru crirkz ble, spectators show up. >>> we'll go live to san francisco and see how folks are spreading the st. patrick's day spirit. >>> the legislator takes a step to close a loophole in state law. how it affect former lawmakers after they have left office. >>> and temperature pairs flare as state and federal officials play the blame game when it comes to the ongoing water crisis in flint, michigan. >>> a heated hearing on capitol hill as frustrations over the flint, michigan water crisis reach a boiling point. state and federal officials are pointin

. >>> libby schaaf the number city leaders will unveil plans to increase affordable housing.the oakland housing cabinet not only wants to protect 17,000 existing affordable housing units, it also wants to create 17,000 more affordable units over the next eight years. the city hall news conference is set to begin at 12:30.>>> texas police have arrested several people involved in it gun store burglary. it happened tuesday morning in houston. leaves used to pick up truck to rip out the front door of the store, then 10 of them scattered inside grabbing his many guns his rifles -- guns and rifles as they carry -- could carry. gun store smashing grabs are becoming more common.>> we are seeing an uptick not only year in the houston harris county area but we are seeing an uptick across the country.>> that group switched cars a block away and took off. officials say the stolen welcomes -- weapons will likely be sold on the black market. >>> how brandi chastain is bowing to help scientists study concussions.>>> support for bart riders, freeing up space on public trains. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i said perhaps they need to change the mascot from the libby loggers to the libby lawyers. the lawyers are winning. the loggers are losing. the communities are losing. the environment is losing. i appreciate the comments on insects and infestation certainly of the pine beetle. we can't even harvest dead trees oftentimes because we are getting challenged by these fringe groups. in fact, i just saw a study showed that the forest service completes more time-consuming environmental impact statements than any other federal agency. just look at the report here this morning. the forest service spends $365 million a year complying with federal laws and regulations. my question, chief tidwell, as we look at the solution to go forward here, as we need to certainly support changing the way that wildfires are funded as well as ensuring a move towards active forest management and i think a big part or big barrier of that is litigation, if congress provided litigation relief and regulatory relief in a way that maintains the public trust, is it fair to say the forest service would be able

i said perhaps they need to change the mascot from the libby loggers to the libby lawyers. the lawyers are winning. the loggers are losing. the communities are losing. the environment is losing. i appreciate the comments on insects and infestation certainly of the pine beetle. we can't even harvest dead trees oftentimes because we are getting challenged by these fringe groups. in fact, i just saw a study showed that the forest service completes more time-consuming environmental impact statements than any other federal agency. just look at the report here this morning. the forest service spends $365 million a year complying with federal laws and regulations. my question, chief tidwell, as we look at the solution to go forward here, as we need to certainly, an support changing the way that wildfires are funded as well as ensuring a move towards active forest management and i think a big part our big barrier of that is litigation, if congress provided litigation relief and regulatory relief in a way that maintains the public trust, is it fair to say the forest service would be

of development and currently spearheading the launch of oakland alongside partners including mayor libby shaft and the mayor of oakland. welcome. >> thank you. >> give us an idea how it got started. >> it's actually the world's first and largest crowd funding platform for social good. we actually got started in east africa. our cofounders, matt flannery, being one, was on a trip. he met a lot of different entrepreneurs and credible entrepreneurs ranging from fishermen, small shop owners, et. cetera. he felt what we needed was access to capital. access to capital globally is difficult in some developing countries. he was trying to find a way to bridge basically his community back home with all the amazing entrepreneurs he met during his time in uganda. that's how it was born. it's an online platform that connects and 1.4 million lenders to people all around the world who are just pursuing their dreams. trying to start their own enterprise. trying to support their family and our lenders are able to provide $25 at a time to their crowd funded loans. >> i see. it's a series of individual len

it is an importa >>> oakland mayor libby shaft is showing off some new bling. "abc7 news" caught sight of the mayor and her warriors championship ring. the ring is a gift from the warriors. the mayor is happy to show it off to us. >> i've probably worn it four times. not a lot, but just -- i brought it to some employee events. i also loved getting to hold the ring, try it on. >> even though it was sized for her finger, it belongs to the city of oakland. in a few weeks, it will be put on display for everyone to enjoy. >>> oakland schools making reading glamorous. "abc7 news" was there as first graders got some reading in before tonight's special events. students and parents walk on a red carpet, pose for pictures and get tips on becoming better readers. >> students are just excited about dressing up and just being part of this reading spirit. >> these are pictures from last year during the event. parents are asked to read with their kids. the school is also giving out hundreds of free books. >>> coming up, babies in the news and how the raider nation just got a

>>reporter: libby only has one question for the man accused of throwing this rock at her head last week. >> so you were arrested for aggravated battery. >>reporter: thursday torrez standing before the judge facing several battery and assault charges for attacking at least half dozen women in coral gables over the past month. >>. she's just one of the women with similar stories. she was walking her dog on h street last wednesday when man on beek started following her. he mumbled something this spanish. >> second it happen my head was shaking. >>reporter: 6 women reporting the same type of crime to police. investigators say his m o simple. approaching women on busy streets. roping them then taking off. some cases more viololt than others. >> i'm still afraid o every bicycle on the street. >>reporter: police identify totoez as suspect from video. taking him into custody taking him@into custody wednesday. thursday he told the judge through a translator he's scheduled to see a psychiatrist next month while libby hopes her alleged attack are will see the inside of jail cell for a long time. >

she hits the jumper from the block, but the crusaders were just too strong, horne finds libby mcnamara for two of her 12 points. emma bogardus had a double-double, 15 points, 14 rebounds. littleton wins it 53-28. they are going to the championship game for the first time since they won it all in 2012. the red sox opened their spring training games with a college first against boston college. manchester's carmen giampetruzzi is a sophomore three-sport star at trinity hs inning. in the bottom of the second, he gets mookie betts to pop up down the first baseline. joe cronin makes a nice catch it was scoreless in the fourth until mookie betts crushes a home run, a three-run shot. red sox win 6-0. new hampshire's josh treff was huskies against the sox. he played well. the red sox win it 8-3. the patriots have reportedly agreed to a two-year contract extension with their all-world quarterback tom brady. tom: still to come -- shelley: athletes competing in the north country. a look at the special olympics shelley: breaking news out of kensington. a serious crash. we are looking to get the det

. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf says the city has taken an holistic approach. >> also giving our officers modern, progressive tools and reformed policies that allow them to do more intelligence based policing, as well as work more collaboratively with the community. >> reporter: and community based groups like youth uprising work with local youth to harness their skills. the group's leader says she knows why it's been relatively quiet on the streets. >> there's a correlation between shootings and homicide and employment, our unemployment numbers are amazing. i think we're at 4. 3. so it's not surprising that our homicide rate is down. >> reporter: so why else could crime be down? the wet weather maybe? could things heat up in the summer? >> rain obviously probably has helped to some degree but february has very little rain, and the numbers didn't go off the chart in february. >> a whole bunch of factors. policing strategies, mother nature. i know oakland's citizens will be happy no matter what is causing this significant dip. >> it really is remarkable especially when you loo

i had some students from libby, montana, in my office recently. they're called the libby loggers. this is vibrant timber industry up in northwest montana. the only folks winning today are the lawyers and i said perhaps they need to change the mask from the libly loggers, to libby lawyers. the lawyers are winning. loggers are losing. community is losing. of the environment is losing not actively managing forests. i appreciate comments on insects, infest stations of pine beetle what that does. we can't even harvest dead trees often times because we're challenged by these fringe groups. in fact, i just saw a study showed the forest service, the forest service completes more time-consuming environmental impact statements than any other federal agency. just looked a the report here this morning. forest service spends $365 million a year complying cg with federal laws and regulations. my question, chief tidwell, as we look at the solution to go forward here, as we need to certainly, i support changing the way wildfires are funded as well as insuring we move toward active forest manageme

mayor libby schaaf today unveiled a new housing plan aimed at keeping oakland diverse.he priority will be placed on protecting the 17,000 residents who currently live in affordable housing units. it also calls for the creation of 17,000 additional affordable units over the next eight years. >> oakland is fashion becoming the most -- is fast become the most unaffordable city to live in. we just became the fourth most expensive rental market in america. and the fastest diverging track of housing costs relative to income. >> one driving force behind the housing crisis, the low supply of homes. officials say between 2000 and 2014, the bay area added just under half a million jobs but only built 54,000 new homes. >>> we got a little rain last night spitting around the bay area this morning big stuff still coming. >> it's coming this weekend. it's going to be rainy. a couple of emails came in boy scout trips this weekend to the mountains or maybe they are going hiking, what's the weather? it's nasty! it's going to be nasty. >> be prepared. that's the boy scout motto. >> and t

these pictures taken earlier are from libby needer from near alameda and dayton. since we told you about the fire at 5:00, aurora fire department said it is under control, however, the fire department in denver confirms one of their no word on how or extent of injuries. strong winds made it tough for the fires. the estimated size is now around 2 and a half acres, no word on a cause. >>> for as much as we tell you about thieves using new technology to do wrong, it is bout time we shared a story of technology biting a thief in the back side. 9 news reporter ryan haarer tells of a woman in wheat ridge who didn't think she would see her purse or ipad again until she saw a selfie. >> i went in to the gas station to buy a soda, grabbed my wall sxt walked into the-- walked into the store for 2 minutes. i thought roll up your windy for a split second but didn't. >> someone took advantage of the cracked window. >> she reached in and unlocked it and opened the door, grabbed the purse. >> heather quillen's purse... >> my ipad, my phone and other things. >>... may be gone but

she is libby. >> reporter: me baby abigail. she is one of the first leap year babies and 2016.>> we got to the hospital a little after 7 am this morning. by 7:15 am, abigail was with us.>> reporter: abigail was born shortly after 7 am one -- this morning weigh in 7 pounds and 6 ounces. today -- >> she will have her pick up birthdays and every special -- special birthday.>> reporter: catherine says that her two- year-old son is excited to see his brand new baby sister. for their family, there is more love to go around.>> you love the first one as soon at -- as it is born, and you give them all the love, and then the next one born in it just multiplies.>> reporter: shelli adamczyk , wach fox news very official names.>> special birthday. >>> corey miller is not a labor. some sports coming up. these creamery shakes are so rich and creamy. i know. finally a shake for an aficionado like myself. wait. you're a shake aficionado? not a shake aficionado. the shake aficionado. -whoa. -(chuckles) yeah. well, perhaps you could be one too. g

the activist say they shut down the meeting to send a message to mayor libby shaft. the mayor says she offered to meet with the protesters today but they declined. >>> fire damaged a restaurant in san francisco's inner richmond neighborhood today. it started around 9:30 this morning in the kippen. the flame s spread to the attic and the roof. one employee had a minor injury. >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 4:00, it's march madness. >> the geek capital of the world gets its on geek fest. that's ahead on "abc7 news." >> michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook. all you have to do is post them with a #askfinney. >>> let's check our friday traffic. this is the berkeley 80 >>> this is "abc7 news." >>> the first-ever silicon valley comic-con kicks off in minutes in san jose and it has some big names. >> that would include jonathan bloom. "abc7 news" reporter live at the san jose convention center and joins us now. jonathan? >> reporter: we're less than an hour away from the ribbon cutting here at silicon valley comic-con. people behind me waiting t

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libby casey, al jazeera, washington. >> this morning, the fate of at that controversial education billow up to virginia's governor, it would allow parents in village to prevent their kids from reading sexually ex plicit content in school books. free-speech books are urging the governor veto the measure. it could lead to classic literature being banned. terry mcauliffe not yet saying whether he will sign or veto that big. >> a big shake up at the wounded warrior charity. top skooufksz out saying they spent too much on trouble and not nut on the vets. i feel broken. >> there is pa good chance you have seen one of their ads, often starring it celebrities? >> i want to tell you about these true american heroes and how you can show your thanks by helping them through wounded warrior project. >> that organization has taken in millions of donation dollars since forming in 2003, but in the face, of allegations surrounding possible misuse of those donations, the wounded warrior project's board has fired its leaders, ceo steve nardizi and al jardano. the group has been played by low ratings from

they're by the car, and he said -- he has a big pile of papers in a collection -- libby saved his letters and i got to dig into big piles of letters which is wonderful. with vanderbilt issue actually had a little bit of a taste of the modern world. i found out why no one had written a big guyography of vanderbilts because no one hated themselves enough to do it. it's not because there's no big collection of vanderbilt papers about there's tons of stuff out there scattered all around. so now they're starting to digitize newspapers, during his very long life, i searched for every reference to vanderbilt and found out just mom pieces of property on vanderbilt avenue in brooklyn were for sale and what a storied career judge john vanderbilt of albany had. usually people worry about the digital media, meaning historians will have nothing to work with. in fact, as some of my friends are saying, it's the opposite. we'll be deluged with this stuff that will be difficult to sort through. >> -- [inaudible] -- algorithms. >> and you have to find ways to narrow the search, and doing something like i d

take a look. trt: 32 ends on where are you headed those are just some of the amazing answers libby duebber and the rest of the team came up with.to see the full length version of this video head to wcpo dot com. a popular rock band, stops its tour! tour!the frontman who is losing his hearing.. and why you should be concerned about before contemplating the many choices on steak 'n shake's $4 dollar menu, one must calm the mind in our zen garden. focus. the garlic double steakburger meal. reflect. the taco salad meal. zen the original double 'n cheese steakburger meal. oh! the $4 menu. developing right now, three major sponsors are now dropping tennis star maria sharapova after she admitted to failing a drug test. its 70-million dollar endorsement deal. swiss watch brand tag heuer isn't renewing its deal with sharapova. and porsche is putting theirs on hold. sharapova failed that drug test at the australian open in january but just admitted it. she says she has been taking "meldonium" for years to treat magnesium deficiency and irregular e-k-g. but says she didn't know anti-doping leaders ba

. >> the indictment figures, whether it's -- scooter libby or bill clinton, they got in trouble, not because of the crimes, but because they lied to a grand jury. it's extremely dangerous for a defendant to go into a interview when the fbi and the investigators have all of the evidence. pagliano contributes that, and that's a big problem. >> what do we know about the prosecutors who have joined the case. >> one of the federal prosecutors helps with the david petraeus case. a year ago, he pleaded guilty to unauthorized removal of classified information, and it's still that comey's team would lean on a prosecutor who has that kind of experience in this type of situation. >> thank you. another day brought another controversial statement by republican presidential frontrunner, donald trump. today he told msnbc that women who undergo abortions should be subject to "some form of punishment." and here with more on what he said. >> reporter: that's right, teni, good evening, the event in which donald trump made these remarks be wasn't supposed to air until this evening, about an hour from no

several local celebrities will be doing it, including oakland mayor libby schaaf and claudine wong and orozco. claudine is going to do it live on tv on the news at 4 tomorrow. you've got to see it. >> absolutely. >> i want to see this. >> she will be just fine. she is going to nail it. >> show her muscles. >> yeah. >> 7:56. bart tells us the bus bridge in the east bay is working. the ripple effect it's having on the roads today. >> plus, that giant sinkhole in moraga forced the city to declare a local emergency. a plan to take care of it as soon as possible. >>> we are looking at some slow commutes out there. south bay, the east bay, san mateo bridge. westbound 92 is going to be slow from the east bay over to the peninsula. >>> won't take long to start warming up. not as cold this morning. likes a beautiful thursday. temps coming up. (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> more than a hundred cars vandalized in the east bay the past few months. reenacting the paris terror attacks. the police training exerc

if you take a look at the bloomberg, this is the s&p versus the moving averages, libby close this out here. it's how extended the s&p is about that longer-term trend line. how much more do you see things lifting the rally? samantha: we are tying it to the odds of u.s. recession. u.s. recession as the magnet for the rest of the world and for risky assets. our view is predicated on the fact we do not think we are going to fall into a recession this year. for that reason, we think the s&p 500 and risk assets more broadly have more room to run. scarlet: i like what you said with a disconnect between the economy and stocks. you see that in japan as well. alix: if you go inside a bloomberg, we charted how the yen has been strengthening, and that has caused jpmorgan's currency strategists based in tokyo to revise their forecast by year-end 2103 from 110. when the yen was last at 103, the yellow arrow, the nikkei was 6000 points lower than where it is right now. that was also 10% drop from the current levels. samantha: the japanese equity markets have been moving from macro factors. we were s

>> meanwhile, oakland mayor libby schaaf today unveiled an ambitious plan to unveil 1400 housing over eight years. >>> huge words between the former republican praeshl nominee. mitt romney and donald trump lashed out at each other today. you know the sparring between the current candidates will continue during tonight's debate. kristen sze is here with the details and california reaction. >> you bet. just when you thought the rhetoric couldn't get any hotter, it did. mitt romney says in a speech donald trump is a phony, a fraud. while trump replies why did mitt romney beg me for my endorsement four years ago? the battle began this morning when romney gave a speech at a university of utah calling on republicans to nominate anybody but trump. >> think of donald trump's personal qualities, the bullying, the greed, the showing off. the misogyny, the absurd third grade theatrics. now imagine your children and your grandchildren acting the way he does. would you welcome that? >> trump went into attack mode himself hours later in front of a crowd in maine where the gop will hold its caucuses