he was also running for re-election as lloyd bentsen the senator. now, unlike lbj, it turns out lloyd bentsen did need that little bit of insurance. he did need the lbj law more than lbj did because lloyd bentsen and michael dukakis did not win the vice presidency and the presidency but because he was able to be on the ballot for both races in texas lloyd bentsen did hold on to his senate seat that same night in that same election, and so he got to go back to washington anyway. and it wasn't just texas because it turns out those lbj laws other states started to realize that their politicians might want to do the same thing. after texas changed its law specifically for lbj in the 1960 election a lot of other states around the country made the same tweak to their laws because these were widespread state laws that banned people from running for two offices at once. so connecticut passed an lbj law. that's how joe lieberman was able to go back to washington as a senator from connecticut even though that re-election campaign for him was the same campaign

one lloyd can yield 200-barrels of oil. but it's costly to produce. the black sand goes to an upgrade facility where large quantities of quarte water and l gas are used to separate the tar-like oil from the sand. the result is processed in to a synthetic crude oil which is then moved to refineries and made in to gasoline and other petroleum products. all those extra steps make oil from oilsands more expensive to produce, but as long as the

lloyds stock just off about 0.3%.t no point is the uk treasury seek to interfere in the lloyd's branch process. so knew, we'll move on. russia has reportedly made progress towards an oil for goods deal that could be worth up to $20 billion enabling tehran to boost fines in western sanctions. a russian source has told reuters moscow that has prepared all documents from its side and is now waiting on the oil price to lock into the deal. the world powers reached an interim sanction in november and reached a final sentiment and talks are expected to continue today. senior oil strategist at bnp paribas, how do these talks feed into that? >> i think some geopolitical -- come out of oil price around ukraine. i think the disruption to oil supplies that will take place in the ukrainian crisis and on the basis that we're dependent on russian oil. in terms of the latest news around iran and a potential deal with russia, clearly, the sanctions that are currently in place by the u.s., they will continue for some time. there are so

. >> steven lloyd is a 46-year-old registered nurse, but unlike garrett couples he's not a lifeguard.t, steven lloyd says he hasn't been swimming in ten years. >> he's trying to do something. >> i just asked him, do you have any training? >> and i gulped on water and i said i'm exhausted. >> i said, okay, well grab him under his arm and we're going to tow him to shore. >> it's been more than four minutes now since matthew buford went under when garrett couples reaches the shore. but if he expects help to be waiting, he's in for another surprise. >> come on. come on. get him over. >> i expected them to have everything possible to save this gentleman set up and ready to go. at the very minimum the bag masks we use to ventilate somebody and oxygen. i mean, that alone does worlds of good. >> get down there! >> keep the camera rolling. >> out of the way. >> but as the videotape shows, only now are authorities pushing spectators back, scrambling over the railing down to the river. >> i gave him two breaths before i handed him over and they pulled him on shore and began chest compressions. i

jamie dimon lloyd blankfein exalt ken loach jimmy johnson bob diamond greg greenberg chuck prince not guilty the other way they're bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turn much of the world's population. servants. bella abzug of the crimes don't want to face any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said where justice is the number of poverty isn't force where they can arrest rebels and work anyone class is made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to rob and degrade them not a person or property will be set. right . first street. corners. this is aussie international thank you for joining us on this saturday while christian churches in the u.k. are rapidly losing parishioners the muslim community is growing faster than ever but while some see a threatening picture of islam many british muslims are keen to show their lighter side. crazy it's an infectious video that's gone viral in a matter of days the only difference between it and for a williams original is that the people dancing all british muslims. its creators say that they're

jamie diamond lloyd blankfein dick fuld ken loach jimmy cayne john thain bob diamond greg lipman and greenberg chuck prince not guilty the other weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system in turn much of the world's population and doing that is servants to the never ending bailouts of bail and other crimes no one has faced any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said where justice is the number of poverty isn't force where they can register veils and work anyone class is made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress rob and degrade them not of persons nor property will be so. see. you. in. our production it's called connection sick and it's fantastic strange as it may sound it's a very contemporary piece. that. it depicts our women's deep connection to russian culture for peace yes that's the rich tapestry of objects and rituals that connect women together. whatever you say you have to admit that the full figured woman is still a key symbol of russia. but you move why women why the big ballet their significance is

to them, and pioneers of the game like early lloyd, chuck cooper, sweetwater clifton, the great bill russell and particularly magic johnson, i apologize. accordingly, effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life in any association with the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be present at any clippers' facility. he may not participate in any business or player personnel decision involving the team. he also will be barred from attending board governors meetings or participating in any other league activity. >> i am also fining mr. sterile $2.5 million, the max amount allowed under the nba constitution. these funds will be donated to organizations dedicated to anti-discrimination and tolerance efforts jointly selected by the nba and its players association. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that happens. this has been a painful moment for all members of t

lloyd blankfein ticks all ken loach jimmy johnson bob diamond greg greenberg chuck prince. the weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turned much of the world's population servants to the never ending balance of bail and of the crimes no one has faced any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said justice is the number of poverty's and force where they can arrest rebels and work any one class is made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to rob degrade them neither person nor property will be safe. sixteen minutes past the hour now while christian churches in the u.k. struggle to draw people to worship the muslim community there is a growing pali boyko reports some muslim groups are doing all they can to counter fears that the rapid growth is a challenge to british traditions. crazy it's an infectious video that's gone viral in a matter of days the only difference between it and for a williams original is that the people dancing all british muslims. its creators say that they're promoting a message that u.k. m

. >> brandon lloyd is back. made catches and lloyd didn't play last year. member of the patriots in 2012. l.a. just a game ahead of the giants. reminder this is jackie robinson day. a day to remember a man paving the way for many. and help change a society. >> that is as much as jackie did. incredible. what he had to do be the player he was. >> no doubt. >> justice was served today. jean carlo gonzales fined for an undisclosed amount not for the hit on sunday's game but for this, embellishment and flop. there you'll see gonzales. oh. he got me. he got me. nba has a $5,000 fine for flopping. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> wow. >> okay. >> don't do that. >> new moon then a manhunt for men suspected of robbing a retired marine at gun point. >> wow. >> that is going to do it. our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. from all of us, have a good evening. - listen, greg, i've got the next big reality shohow. we put a bunch of people on a plane, fly them over the atlantic, then tom bergeron comes out and reveals that the

. >> brandon lloyd is made catches and lloyd didn't play last year. member of the patriots in 2012. l.a. just a game ahead of the giants. reminder this is jackie robinson day. a day to remember a man paving the way for many. and help change a society. >> that is as much as jackie did. incredible. what he had to do be the player he was. >> no doubt. >> justice was served today. jean carlo gonzales fined for an undisclosed amount not for the hit on sunday's game but for this, embellishment and flop. there you'll see gonzales. oh. he got me. he got me. nba has a $5,000 fine for flopping. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> wow. >> okay. >> don't do that. >> new moon then a manhunt for men suspected of robbing a retired marine at gun point. >> wow. >> that is going to do it. our coverage continues on twitter on abc7 news bay area. from all of us, have a good evening. woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet

. >> reporter: legendary creator of the show andrew lloyd webber notes that broadway has been getting >> i think everybody's moved on to the point now that you really don't think that way. >> reporter: and guess who approached lloyd webber in the past about playing the role. >> michael jackson really wanted to play it at one point. the other person who wanted to play it was sammy davis. >> i remember being so nervous and wanting it so badly. right before i stepped on stage to do the audition, i really took a deep breath and all of a sudden i felt paul robson, ben vereen, and andra deshields, i stand on their shoulders. ♪ floating falling ♪ sweet intoxication >> reporter: and he did it. >> it opens a whole new door for us. it will feel like an opening night all over again. ♪ >> reporter: and tonight, norm has a message for all aspiring actors. >> just show up. just have a presence. just make a loud noise because we all want to be heard. ♪ >> and so we choose norm lewis. congratulations. >>> we thank you for watching. we're always here at ájy remember, "20/20" tonight and david muir rig

jamie diamond lloyd blankfein dick salt ken loach jimmy cayne john thain bob diamond greg lipman and greenberg chuck prince not guilty the weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turn much of the world's population into in debt to service to the never ending bailouts of bail and other crimes not want to face any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said lord justice is the niagara poverty's in the forest where they can rest in bells and work any one class is made to feel that society's organized conspiracy to oppress rob and degrade them not of persons nor property will be safe. to. fly or flak or u.s. secretary of state have the mainstream media express outrage over a leaflet which apparently emerged in eastern ukraine but they've turned a blind eye to the numerous questions concerning the origins and authenticity of the document. russia may opt for creating its own payment system as an alternative to be set and master card amid a barrage of economic sanctions against the country. and as orthodox and catholic christians acro

lloyd blankfein from goldman. how come?don't like costollo, they ran this very managed ipo it was total bs because they only did one station, brand x, across the way. melissa: not familiar with them. >> and, you know, total softball questions. they only allowed that. so i don't like costollo for that, for not manning up and doing -- melissa: facing you on television. lloyd blankfein. what is that? you have something against goldman today? >> i just despise goldman sachs. lloyd is nice enough guy but i think he runs kind after crummy company. melissa: larry fink. >> i love larry. melissa: he is like your buddy. >> here is the problem with larry. melissa: okay. >> he runs around telling everybody he doesn't want to be treasury secretary and everybody knows he does. then he goes out and on his board, he appoints cheryl mills. you know who cheryl mills is? melissa: yeah. >> hillary clinton's top people, right? melissa: right. >> she knows nothing about finance. so he puts her on the board of the biggest money management firm in

welcome to the kaiser report on max kaiser jamie diamond lloyd blankfein dick fault ken lowe's jimmy cayne john thain bob diamond greg lipman hank greenberg chuck prince not guilty though the weight of their bogus financial products collapse the entire global financial system and turned much of the world's population into indentured servants to the never ending balance of bail and other crimes not want to face any form of justice but as frederick douglass once said where justice is the number of poverty's and forest where ignorance prevails and we're any one class made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress robin degrade them neither persons nor property will be safe states no way and a lot of people in america are now starting to notice this rise and injustice which is a rising along with the wealth and income gap and including matt taibbi formerly of rolling stone magazine he's written a new book called divide american injustice in the age of the wealth gap and he notes that for example even during the eighty's we still had a relative amount of justice in that o

another receiver and it's another joint transplants and lloyd coming back.britain l >> : 11 of the coming up for the ball and austria. but we on this program it was tremendous. he was and not going to accommodate me and off hours. able to work off a great schedule. profited as a flood. is now breaking news overseas fare about ford and 50 people on board sent the right now of south coast of south korea appeared to hundred 20 passengers a school students 161 people rescued you see the vessels goes on partly on its side plotting how rescue everyone. people still on board ordered to jump in on the ford a 55 degree water. where is news tonight and the means at our covering the story on kron4-dot-com the blaze destroyed all hundred 72 unit apartment building back on march 11th >> : at just over a month fired up to sit as apartment building back in march but the waiting for some sort of official announcement on what started the fire and on tuesday san francisco fire department said it was an accident. the fire department says that this five alarm blaze on march 11th and $40 million to demijohn t

one lloyd can yield 200-barrels of oil. but it's costly to produce.he black sand goes to an upgrade facility where large quantities of quarte water and l gas are used to separate the tar-like oil from the sand. the result is processed in to a synthetic crude oil which is then moved to refineries and made in to gasoline and other petroleum products. all those extra steps make oil from oilsands more expensive to produce, but as long as the market price for crude rises above $50 ebberral and it's about double that now. oil companies say it's worth it. but oil extracted from oilsands is costly in other ways too. besides the damage done to alberta's forest, they say it emits two to three times of carbon omission of conventional oil. 1.3 million-barrels exposerred every day to their biggest customer the united states. much fly in type lines one company, trans canada has mit fierce opposition which would double the amount of oil the company can send to the u.s. the obama administration needs to give approval for a new international pipeline. but it's the lat

brandon lloyd has signed a one year deal to return to the 49ers. he was drafted by san francisco in 2003 and bounced around quite a bit. lloyd was released by the patriots after the 2012 season and did not play last year. >>> the nfl schedule will be released later this month. the rams are giving their fans a little extra insentiment st. louis is offering $100,000 -- incentive st. louis is offering $100,000 to fan that can prep ticket their schedule with 100% accuracy. this includes everything from the location, the exact date of each game and even the rams' bye week. >>> the giants continue their home stand tonight as the dodgers make their first visit to at&t park this season. matt king spent his night off at the olympic club for a benefit which promotes literacy in public schools. he covered many topics, even his favorite teammate. >> my new favorite right now is probably pause he is new. tim hudson. >> oh, yeah. i love his accent. >> yeah. and being around him it brings mine out and then my head starts hurting because haven't talked with that s

architect joseph eichler aimed at bringing bringing outdoors inside inspired by work of architect frank lloyd wright with idea being affordability and innovation for the middle class. >> the parents of a missing female hiker are urging begin that may have seen their daughter on mount tamalpais to contact rangers despite a search this weekend she has not been found. leanne? >> well, her parents thought it's important for people to know while their daughter is 33 years old, she looks a lot younger. when she disappeared on march 30th she was wearing a pink jacket, shorts there is no search today, just more gathering of information . >> she's a very strong person. she loves hiking. >> here is a surveillance picture of her in the parking lot march 30th, around noon. from there, she took off for a hike and has not been seen, or heard from, since that day. >> she would probably in a difficult situation, she would fight. >> this weekend, teams combed a vast area of mount tam. dogs were brought in to help. >> no. they did not get any solid leads from that or any volunteers on the trail. they've, they

lloyd lacuesta talked with slaton about his career as an astronaut. >> reporter: slaton has been with nasa since the mercury days. he was part of the first astronauts. but a slight heart irregularity kept him off. by the time the last apollo mission doctors changed their mind. clayton went upto dock with a russian cosmenaut. when the time arrived, one astronaut could not avoid a joke. >> we were part of the training program and we learned to speak russian. because we spoke russia and they spoke english. >> reporter: the treaty was renewed five years later. but last year president reagan decided not to renew it. joint u.s. soviet space programs ended and funding was left up. >> you go around the world once every 90 minutes and see the whole world. as long as people can talk and do something constructive together they're not going to be fighting. >>> the astronaut that spoke about sightings of ufos and said that the u.s. was hiding information. map may i have another cup please? thank you. next! [ penelope ] nespresso vertuoline. experience the revolution of coffee. for $175 dollars a m

what would you make lloyd blankfein?t of all, i would chop one of the hot dogs -- do i get more than one hot dog? i would chop one of them up and dredge it with flour and salt and pepper and some cayenne and make it nice and crispy and hot. i would take the other one, i would butterfly it open until it was flat, dredge in flour and bread crumbs. i would make a hotdog schnitzel and serve it with a crispy hotdog salsa. >> nice. >> yes, please. >> i'm up for that. bobby? >> he is the ceo of mcdonald's, you said? >> he's your competition. >> yes. i'm not going to try to serve him a hamburger. i think mcdonald's could use a little more vegetables in its life. so, i will use the sweet-and-sour sauce and i will do a roasted cauliflower, agua dulce, sort of sweet and sour with some red chilies and put it in an earthenware dish, and put it in an oven and roast it. there you go. >> sounds good. tom? >> a midwest guy, he probably likes beef. so, let's braise some short ribs in cherry coke, but let's cut that sweetness with a lot of

charlie: lloyd blank find is not a republican, lloyd blank find it a ceo of oldman sachs, a democrat, with romney, but he has always loved hillary clinton. larry fink put the former chief of staff on his board. longtime democrat, largely support some republicans but wall street is still a democrat. melissa: politico picked up on your reporting. if you had jed bush versus hillary clinton, most people on wall street would be like fine, either of those work for me. i did in the nightmare scenario which would be rand paul and ted cruz versus elizabeth warren. i will ask you, why is hillary clinton more palatable to people on wall street than rand paul or ted cruz from a financial point of view? >> they are trading benefit by stock prices going up so i think they see hillary clinton, a female version of bill clinton. the stocks went up 213%. melissa: president obama hitting wall street really hard, punishing people like jamie dimon. why wouldn't she want to be like president obama? >> she has already said she will not be like that. that is anybody's guess. spread the risk around from the f

jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even.first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit for captain america. find out how much the chi

>>> maryland and notre dame in the earlier semi, taylor mcbride led notre dame with 28, 7 boards, lloyd added 16 to complete the alley-oop there. fighting irish win, their 37-0. first national title game in ncaa history for women with two undefeated teams on tuesday night. these two came out firing. 16 first quarter points, the bottom of the bucket and the foul, a four-point play. clay's turn. drive to the bucket, lefty floater. carrie with a double-double, 31 points, 16 assists. clay 33 points in just 31 minutes of play, listen of 12 shooting. the slash brothers combine for 12 threes. warriors win big. >>> giants looking to sweep the dodgers today with matt cain on the hill, but cain was not able, thanks to four dodger home runs from just two players. when catching a ball, please watch out for the stairs. matt cain was rocked, six innings pitched, three home runs including this two-run bomb by matt kemp, his second of the game. 4-0 los angeles. greinke struck out eight but served up a fat one to belt. four home runs in seven games, 4-1 dodgers. henley ramirez added his home run in the

jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even. irish win. >>> lpga tour staging the first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, aussiet jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit

. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005. he will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back

. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, michael's alma-mater when they were killed in the crash. former classmates say michael made the trip several times. >> trying to recruit other youth to attend humboldt. after graduation some alumni would become chaperons to give back. >> you have a couple kids from this block at humboldt because of my son. >> michael worked as a therapist for children with autism. a memorial is growing outside his family's home. relatives and friends say michael and madison were an inspiring couple. >> they made me believe in soulmates. honestly i remember the beginning process and their court ship and michael talking about the engagement and looking at rings and getting excited about paris. they made you believe in true love. >> the family tells us michael and madison had been planning to get married next year. in south los angeles, amy powell, abc7 news. >> survivors left a thank you poster at the red cross c

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debra lloyd is myvett's grandmother. >> two angels to be with his love. >> yes. >> and to be with his number one angel. >> reporter: among the five students killed, marisa serrato, whose identical twin, marisol was on another bus and uninjured. authorities towed what the mangled wreckage of the bus. >> our job is not just to determine the probable cause but to issue safety recommendations so these type of accidents are prevented in the future. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. is looking into whether a fire suppression system, one recommended but never mandated, could have made a difference. but first, he says, they need to answer the most basic question-- why? human error is just one possible factor. the n.t.s.b. is also looking into mechanical failures, road conditions, and, jim, they say this could take weeks, if not months to pinpoint a cause. >> axelrod: teri okita with this heartbreaking story. ter, thank you. cruise ships a continent apart are dealing with the same problem tonight. the norovirus has sickened hundreds of passengers on both coasts and for one of the ships it was the seco

create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to push the butt top. >> he says separate sensors detect if stove left on. if senior has left home without keys or medicine container is opened. this information is transmitted by cell signal that reaches a care give or loved one directly. system works on monthly description writ of roughly 90 to 130 dollars a month significantly more expensive than some of the panic alert stems but the company says safe in home connect the bridge delaying the need for in-home care. >> if you want someone to come in a couple horse a day it cost you 5 or 10,000 dollars a mont month. that's prohibitive for lots of people. this is a compromise. >> denice says the system allowed her to take on more responsibility for her mother care despite being across the country. >> i think if it were not for if this she would be living in assisted living or something > >> th

. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, michael's alma-mater when they were killed in the crash. former classmates say michael made the trip several times. >> trying to recruit other youth to attend humboldt. after graduation some alumni would become chaperons to give back. >> you have a couple kids from this block at humboldt because of my son. >> michael worked as a therapist for children with autism. a memorial is growing outside his family's home. relatives and friends say michael and madison were an inspiring couple. >> they made me believe in soulmates. honestly i remember the beginning process and their court ship and michael talking about the engagement and looking at rings and getting excited about paris. they made you believe in true love. >> the family tells us michael and madison had been planning to get married next year. in south los angeles, amy powell, abc7 news. >> survivors left a thank you poster at the red cross c

. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005. he will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back in a moment wake up weather. it will start out with patchy low clouds. 40s, 50s, light wind out there. mike niko is here from 4. :30 to 7:00 a.m. >> the giants just squandered a bases loaded sittion in the bottom of the 10th and could not score. bases loaded and one out. 2-2 and on to the 11th. that's our report. i'm larry beil. thanks for watching. >> i'm jarl jennings. cheryl jennings. the news continues on all of our mobile devices. don't forget >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, johnny depp, from "mad men" jessica parÉ, wiz khalifa, and music from chuck e. weiss, with cleto and the cletones -- and now, how many times must i tell you, here's jimmy kim

brandon lloyd there in a previous life as a 49er. he's a 10 year vet. he's back. he started his career with the niners back in the 2003 season. played through 2005. it's a one deal for the 32-year- old wide receiver. didn't play at all last year so that's a little bit of a question mark. but he has played with the bears, the broncos, the redskins, the rams, and the patriots in his long career. so we'll see how he helps out. giants and dodgers tonight. a's and angels. that's the sporting life. >> i can't wait till football season. i know it's a long ways away. >> get through the stanley cup first. >> exactly. thanks mark. >>> coming up at 7:00 here, changes for munni. just in the last few minutes munni made big decisions that will affect how much you will pay for parking and how much you will pay to ride. that story coming up at 7:00. >> we're always here for you on facebook, ktvu.com and twitter. thank you for joining us. >> good night. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (ba

to them, and pioneers of the game, like earl lloyd, chuck cooper, sweet water clifton, the great bill russell, and particularly magic johnson, i apologize. accordingly, effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices, he may not be present at any clippers' facility, and he may not participate in any business or player personnel decisions involving the team. he will also be barred from attending nba board of governors meeting or participating in any other league activities. i am also fining mr. sterling $2.5 million, the maximum amount allowed under the nba constitution. these funds will be donated to organizations dedicated to anti-discrimination and tolerance efforts that will be jointly selected by the nba and pits players association. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that that happens. this has been

create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to push the butt top. >> he says separate sensors detect if stove left on. if senior has left home without keys or medicine container is open this information is transmitted by cell signal that reaches a care give or loved one directly. system works on monthly description writ of roughly 90 to 130 dollars a moive thanre expensive than some of the panic alert stems but the company says safe in home connect the bridge delaying the need for in-home care. >> if you want someone to come in a couple horse a day it cost you 5 or 10,000 dollars a mont month. that's prohibitive for lots of people. this is a compromise. >> denice says the system allowed her to take on more responsibility for her mother care despite being across the country. >> i think if it were not for if this she would be living in assisted living or something > >> the company is cu

. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, michael's alma-mater when they were killed in the crash. former classmates say michael made the trip several times. >> trying to recruit other youth to attend humboldt. after graduation some alumni would become chaperons to give back. >> you have a couple kids from this block at humboldt because of my son. >> michael worked as a therapist for children with autism. a memorial is growing outside his family's home. relatives and friends say michael and madison were an inspiring couple. >> they made me believe in soulmates. honestly i remember the beginning process and their court ship and michael talking about the engagement and looking at rings and getting excited about paris. they made you believe in true love. >> the family tells us michael and madison had been planning to get married next year. in south los angeles, amy powell, abc7 news. >> survivors left a thank you poster at the red cross c

create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to push the butt top. >> he says separate sensors detect if stove left on. if senior has left home without keys or medicine container is opened. this information is transmitted by cell signal that reaches a care give or loved one directly. system works on monthly description writ of roughly 90 to 130 dollars a month significantly more expensive than some of the panic alert stems but the company says safe in home connect the bridge delaying the need for in-home care. >> if you want someone to come in a couple horse a day it cost you 5 or 10,000 dollars a mont month. that's prohibitive for lots of people. this is a compromise. >> denice says the system allowed her to take on more responsibility for her mother care despite being across the country. >> i think if it were not for if this she would be living in assisted living or something > >> th

it is one inspired by frank lloyd wright.they have the flat roofs and the interesting architecture in the front. so a lot of them are very close with each other and very protective of their homes and very proud of their homes. so this is a difficult time for them. we'll keep you updated and bring you the latest as soon as we get it. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. i want to show you what the fire looked like when it just broke out just before 3:00 this afternoon. this is a picture from one of our live cameras. we can see that heavy thick black smoke. just emanating from those trees. rob mayeda has been watching this. you've been watching it sigs 3:00. your take on the winds. >> you saw that black plume going straight up from the ground. we've seen the winds pick up as they've helped to push some of that smoke off to the south and east as we see the winds right now, pushing steam and some of the light smoke away from the fire site. you can see how some of the smoke and mainly steam now is starting to move very close to the gr

. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005.e will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back wake up weather. it will start out with patchy low clouds. 40s, 50s, light wind out there. mike niko is here from 4. :30 to 7:00 a.m. >> the giants just squandered a bases loaded situation in the bottom of the th and could not score. bases loaded and one out. 2-2 and on to the 11th. that's our report. i'm larry beil. thanks for watching. >> i'm jarl jennings. cheryl jennings. the news continues on all of our mobile devices. don't forget [cheers and applause] >> yay! hey! hey! what up, buddy? what up, what up? yeah! [laughs] hey, baby, what up? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> come on, man! yeah! [cheers and applause] where you at, baby? come up here. whoo. all done. hello, and welcome to

we just mentioned lloyd blankfein and some of the incentives. $6 million over the next three years. it sounds like there is a little bit of an attempt to try and put in some under term targets. the regulators, the senior management recognized the need for long-term perspective. the real question is will the banks still lever, even after the progress we have made, where is enough? how safe is safe. >> the two big issues are regulation and ceo pay. paychecks on wall street in general. you see people leaving banks. just the other day, rafael ferrera is leaving jpmorgan to go work for green hill. sachs to me, goldman go work for green hill. it seems to be a flood of talent that continues to lead these wall street banks until you have the paradigm in shape. >> there has always been movement through the banks. have neverw was you seen a 70-year-old investment banker. it was a young person's game because of the energy around it and the hours required. the question is if we have tipped too far. and some of these banks it is not a ton of fun anymore. no one feels sorry for them or needs to f

is sterling speaking to his coaches and the fans: >> to them, and pioneers of the game, like earl lloyd, chuck cooper, sweet water clifton, the great bill russell, and particularly magic johnson, i apologize. >> pelley: but what about an apology from donald sterling? >> mr. sterling acknowledged it was his voice on the tape and he has not expressed to me directly any other views. >> pelley: reaction was swift and seemed nearly unanimous. carter evans is in los angeles where the clippers have a play- off game tonight. >> reporter: n.b.a. players and politicians watched the announcement from los angeles city hall and they got what they wanted. >> this is the defining moment in our history. >> reporter: former n.b.a. all-star kevin johnson is now an adviser for the national basketball players association. >> today stands as one of those great moments where sports once again transcends, where sports provides a place for fundamental change on how our country should think and act. >> reporter: but if n.b.a. commissioner adam silver had not acted swiftly to punish donald sterling for his racis

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ceooldman sachs awarded lloyd blankfein a $6 million cash bonus to be paid out in three years. this comes on top of $23 million in 2013 compensation. the award can shrink or grow depending on whether the firm achieves return on equity. grubhub surging in its trading debut after raising higher-than-expected $192 million in its initial public offering. share assing to $34 a the company and its shareholders started at $26 apiece. the surge pales in comparison to what happened to the nasdaq today. the index falling the most in two months, dropping 2.6% for the friday session. and the owner of travelocity is seeking as much as $895 million in an ipo of its own. the company backed by tpg capital and silver lake plans to offer 45 million shares firm $18 to $20 apiece. back over to you. >> thanks, carol massar. payrolls in the united states boosted hiring in march, up one point seven percent. for more on the jobs report, i want to bring in executives that plan to hire more employees by the end of this year. the chief executive officer of ahn's, -- jaunt, virtual-reality software and ha

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some mob people, especially new york tap lloyd's have been calling him a rat or saying he just turneding put away the mob is by far his greatest contribution to civic life. so -- way to go reverend. >> thumbs up, james. >> right. and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us at jer@foxnews.com. and be sure to follow us on twitter @jeronfnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm stuart varney. you can catch me weekdays on varney & company 11:00 a.m. eastern sharp on fox business network. paul is back next week. hope you can join us then. ♪ >>> a fox news alert. i'm arthel neville. we're getting reports of multiple shootings at a community center in overland park in kansas city. opening fire in kansas city. this is happening, keep in mind, before the shooter is then going on to an assisted living center which is nearby. this report is coming one day before pass over, which begins tomorrow at sundown. joining me now from the phone, former d.c. homicide detectives rod wheeler is here. rod, when you first hear this, yo