it wasn't his first time down this path. >> robert lyons, lewd acts of a child 14, 15 years old.of sex rap. robert m. lyons, but what is crazy is that -- check this out -- he says in the chat that he is 28. >> that ain't no 28. >> there's no way he's 28. >> in fact, he was 68 years old. we see a lot of fibbing online about ages, but it's usually five or ten years, you know, not 40 years. >> this is his picture, right? that's his sex offender arrest picture. it's the same guy. >> yeah. yeah. >> everything is the same. >> when you think that this guy had just recently pleaded guilty to having sex with an underage boy, that he had the guts to tell somebody he was 40 years younger than he really was, and then to follow through on the chat by actually showing up, i mean, it's stunning. what was your plan here today, robert? >> no plan. >> no plan at all? i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. >> i'm sorry? >> i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. you say to him, i'll be your girlfriend and you be my boyfriend, huh? he says are you a girl? you say, no, oh som

asÍ como en su momento ju lyon alvarez le presentÓ a jenni rivera.e esteban loÍza y la cantante cristina. y para aclararlo, estÁ la cantante en vivo en nuestros estudios en la ciudad de mÉxico. buenas tardes cristina. gracias por acompaÑarnos. ahÍ o no romance, con esteban loÍza. >>> mucho gusto desde el df. saludos. hay romance o no cristina. >>> no. no hay. estuvimos todos apoyando a la original banda el limÓn. tuve el placer de conocer a jenni. cuando fui invitada. a la devaluaciÓn de la estrella de en hollywood de marco antonio soliz. fui invitada. y una de los invitados fueron jenni y esteban. y desde entonces, tenemos una amistad muy grande. volvÍ a hacer amistad con ellos y tenemos una gran amistad. lorenzo con mucha gente sabe que somos del paso texas. somos de chihuahua y estamos apoyando a la original banda el limÓn. estoy lan zabbed mi nuevo sencillo. grandes canciones y estÁbamos ahÍ todos. estÁbamos apoyando a nuestro brother. lo rensz. esteban es muy amigo de lorenzo y crecimos juntos lo conozco desde que tiene 11 aÑos. nos fuimos pacha

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit everybody, welcome. we have a packed agenda tonight. first we want to thank the southeast community facility commission for opening their doors tonight and their executive director, moses. thank you for opening the doors tonight. we have a very, very tight agenda. the goal here is for the community to be heard. this is not a question and answer time, but the goal is for the community to be heard. when we get to public comment, and you make your statements. remember we want you to be as concise as possible, because the department heads and the mayor are here to hear you. without further ado, i want to introduce mayor lee and he will open us up. thank you. good evening everybody. as stated eloquent ly, this is time for all of you in the community particularly focused residents of 10 and 11, to tell us in government what you feel passionate about. i wan

tri-point homes came to market inn and then just this week, another home builder, william lyon homes filed for an ipo. >> a look at the international markets. were the biggest performing blue chips today. they accepted aro and granting break through cancer drug for pfizer, caused the surge. >> health management sober man sited weak inpatient admissios.s the community health at more than 3.5%. >> fastinel said that their sales growth was hurt by global economic uncertainty, and even though the company doubled the quarter quarterly dividend, shares closed at $49. >> reporting after the bell, the retailer, bed, bath and beyond earnings were -- they are modelling higher tax charges as they have world market stores. they are up 20% so far this year. and up again today before the close at $65.50. young brands feeling the effects of the bird blue fears on their kfc outlets in china a the sales were down 69%, year to year in march. yum calling it a significant impact. yum shares on the day lost ground when they issued the release. >> saving for retirement is different for men and women. a ne

have traveled to dagestan where they interviewed the suspects parents are gathering info about tamar lyons visit there in two thousand and twelve meanwhile a local resident was able to capture the dramatic shootout between the two boston bombing suspects and police tomorrow and joe hart's and i have used another pressure pressure cooker bomb similar devices detonated during the marathon believes say that was tamil and being handcuffed when his younger brother ran him over while fleeing the scene dzhokhar was eventually found hiding in a boat in a residential neighborhood after a wide scale manhunt the founder of independent media lit wide awake news charlie mcgrath things washington could be proven enemies because of the way it conducted the war on terror. radicalizing the world seems to be what we're really good at right now getting people angry at this nation certainly seems to be a valid argument that is going to be brought before a simple we've been waging a war on terror for over a decade we've destabilized how many countries and we're killing how many nationals that have nothing to d

break from my preaching for now it's a turn to hear from an independent journalist on the ground in lyon marmot complet next. wealthy british style. some time to explain the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on our. it's. the work of the international landlords in the very heart of moscow. where is your future self esteem anything like this. i want to talk about a genocidal crisis unfolding in the southeast asian country of myanmar the deep seeded conflict rooted in generations of ethnic and religious tension between a predominantly buddhist population of burma and the sect of rohingya muslims that share the land in the last few months the violence has escalated resulting in multiple massacres of the muslim minority. although the media remains silent this is a human rights emergency that begs the attention of the international community so against an insight i spoke earlier with us said beg an independent journalist on the ground in burma i fi

tali elisabet i'm a zero amber lyon dan johnson larry pratt the president of gun our america really sounds like you've got a whole host of people coming in to. your name to actually had here on the show i think this is going to be very exciting what are the goals of united we sink you talk a little bit about what are some of the ideas that are going to be presented as well as what you're hoping to accomplish with this nationwide that is great great question and this to kick off for our university united we stand bus tour that we're going to hold in the future ten stops across the country and what the goal is to unite the grassroots left to right everyone people across the spectrum to break the stranglehold of the two party system and reform the electoral process throughout the united states so when we hold this to the course june twenty second united we stand best of all will be the kickoff and we hold the tour in the fall all that momentum as you mentioned before voting is important right well we're going to inspire many people to run for the local congressional state races two thousand a

resident was able to capture the dramatic shootout between the two bombing suspects and police tamara lyonand joe hart's are in i used another pressure cooker bomb similar devices detonated during the marathon police said tamra was being handcuffed when his younger brother ran him over fleeing from the scene dzhokhar was eventually found hiding in a boat in a residential neighborhood after a wide scale manhunt the founder of independent media outlet wide awake news though charlie mcgrath things washington could be creating enemies because of how it conducts the war on terror. radicalizing the world seems to be what we're really good at right now getting people angry at this nation certainly seems to be a valid argument that is going to be brought before us in the future we've been waging a war on terror for over a decade now we've destabilized how many countries and we're killing how many nationals that have nothing to do with terrorism whatsoever and we're doing it for reasons that the american people been lied to overwrite weapons of mass destruction and so on so can this lead to people

. >> boo-yah, jim, joe here from pennsylvania, what do you think of the lyon's stock?i think at this point i would rather go with disney. look. i like the movie release. i don't like to play that game. who knows whether the next edition of "hunger games" doesn't work. >> yes. hey, jim, tom from doylestown, pennsylvania. you mentioned housing is hot. what is your take on beezer? >> let's go toll brothers. doylestown, i love. i lived there a long time. >> hey, jim, frank from long island here. i'd like to get your thoughts on 3d systems. they have been inquisitive in the recent past. it could be a game changer across many different industries. >> i think it's absolutely a terrific stock when it comes to speculation. i think it's a crowded segment. 3d systems is too ricky for this guy. >> hey, jim, matt from new jersey. my question is about ford. i know they have been surging lately. i know you have a close connection with your ford, i think in reality it's not a good play. >> here's the problem with ford. it's still europe, it's europe, it's a coiled spring. you get your

lyon mauled a woman to death last month there. she was with one of the big cat.at haven did not violent any animal welfare cat policy. ly on attack her while cleaning the pen. she was attacked after going through a door that was accidentally left unlocked. deputy sheriff shot and killed the lion ultimately. >> now to condition says where you might expect to see a tiger if you go to the circus. one woman got more than she bargain for. here's the story from abc news reporter john mueller. >> janet was exited to see exotic animal on the family first trip to the circumstance circumstances. >> tiger show uses finished. i thought this is a good time the head out to the bathroom. back before the next show. insteadth surprise of her life from potentially on saturday nature tiger named leah scene in the video ran away from the trainers during a show that the she was there she left the circus ring heading down corridor before corner by security in the very same bathroom she was about to head into it. entered the rest room face-to-face within 2 to 3 feet of the furry fee li

this is new video that we have showing the mountain lyon rummaging through the neighborhood.this it was seen on somebody's front porch jumping over a fence. one resident came face-to-face with the lion in the back. it took off. officials dropped off the tranquilized mountain mountainly on. rescue workers say the 120 pound lion came down looking for water because the hills are dry. >> well, now to the east bay. celebrating the deep history of the blues. west coast blue hall of fame induct the new members in oakland saturday night. more now from nick smith. ♪ man still has the pipes. rick stevens formerly of tower of power among a group ofxd artist recognized as integral part of oakland rich blue and jazz history. >> all the juke joint talks about i grew up in the ear a and just evolved from the blue to the rhythm and blue. >> open saturday one of 13 musician inducted into the west coast blue hall of fame. 2 others jones and crop were part of per form answer for president obama and first lady at the white house. 7 street west oakland home to west coast blue and place many got t

>> stick around we want to check in on molly lyon. good morning, molly. police are searching for one of the suspects. he could be on foot right now. what have you learned? >> well, we are here still at the corner of arsenal -- or mount auburn and langdon. this is an active scene in the area. we have seen things pick up in the recent 10, 15 minutes. we are getting a lot of information about possibly the suspect could be moving. we have seen officers going up and down the streets shining them into homes as you think they would with the search going on. we have seen activity and cruisers going by in the area in the last couple minutes. of concern are we are beginning to see the lights come on in this community. we are begin to go see people peeking out of their windows. this community is waking up as this search appears to be getting more and more active in the early morning hours. at least in this neighborhood. we are a few blocks from an area also being described as a very active scene. we can't quite see over the hills where those blocks are that police h

beautiful course that you could sail into perry are the most beautiful situations, table mountain, lyon said. but such discrepancy in that place in south africa. such a crackling sense of potential violence in that country. plus, there is this great gap between the haves and have-nots, the people who live in the township. you know, scarborough. the people who lived out in the region. these people who live behind a 12-foot high, 2 feet thick walls, you know, fortresses. what was amazing about you will was, number one, most americans did not get to go to cuba. to get to cuba you have to fly through toronto or some other place. castor's certainly, as a master propaganda, he wanted to promote his agenda. and i think we have a sense of that, but we were brought to parliament. the gatt said the castro. we get to hear him speak for a three and a half hours. he gave -- he stood up there. a three and a half hours. so even though he related an answer any questions, no matter what question was asked of him he somehow found a way of making that into a propaganda statement and then ending a with an

one of the most beautiful situations, table mountain, lyon said it.but there's such a discrepancy in the place in south africa, it's sort of a crackling sense of potential violence in that country. plus a great gap between haves and have-nots. where people live in the township our kin, cardboard huts and then there are people who live, these people who live behind 12-foot high, two feet thick walls come here, fortresses. what was amazing about cuba was, number one, that most americans didn't get to go to cuba. in order to get to cuba you had to fly to toronto or some other place. castro certainly is the master of propaganda and he wanted to promote his agenda. and i think we had a sense of that but we were brought to parliament. we got to me castro. we got to hear him speak for three and a half hours. he did, he stood up there, 70 some years old. three and half hours. even though he didn't answer any questions, no matter what question was asked of him, he somehow found a way of making that into a propaganda statement. and then ending up the last 30 se

because it was so cool, we are only saw less than 20, so now it's april, that is come roaring like a lyon, carol. >> thank you to much, david mattingly. >>> the stock market preparing to open in less than 30 minutes. futures pointing to a lower opening after thursday's record-breaking close. zane asher in new york. good morning. >> reporter: hey, carol, yeah. futures down right now. investors prosecute pretty much cautious, and retail sales fell last month. people are spending less on electronics, and certainly a sign of nervousness. and kicking off bankings earnings, and they both gave us record-breaking profits. shares of both companies are down in free market trading. jpmorgan made 6.5 million. wells fargo made 5 billion. and this is partly because interest rates are low as are credit demands, normal to see somewhat of a pullback. douthiting record highs, and a new record for the past two days. and investors have pumped 60 billion into stock funds so far this year, more than any full year since 2004. despite the fullback, in general, analysts do think these indices have room to run. jp

we also heard from chief joseph lyons. that is in pennsylvania. he talked about the loss of one of his own officers, brad fox. officer fox was directing traffic when andrew thomas, a convicted felon, swerved into oncoming traffic. when officer fox gave chase, thomas shot and killed him before turning the gun on himself. for some reason, a straw purchaser willingly bought seven handguns, and two rifles for this killer, even though he was a convicted felon. something is awfully wrong with that picture. officer fox was only 34 years old. he was one of our heroes. he was in iraq war veteran who returned as a hero. he left behind a pregnant wife and daughter. that is the reality. -- brad was like a son to me. chief sur.rd from it involved hundreds of firearms. as a matter of fact, the chief told us that a lot of people who are convicted felons there are looking for ways to illegally make money. instead of going into drug trafficking, they go into drug -- gun trafficking. we neededcerned that some kind of trafficking law so that we might address this ga

national instant criminal background check system the nics system as is called which flags people who lyon, who lie on their background checks? the annual number of faces referred for prosecution fell sharply during the first two years of the president's, the current president's term of office. indeed there was a 58% drop in referrals and a 70% drop in prosecutions for people who lie, who lie on the background check. we can fix this. we can fix this. let's make sure that guns aren't getting into the hands of people who we all agree should not have them. we could be doing this right now with broad bipartisan support. but let me just conclude with a couple of observations about where we find ourselves with the 11:00 vote on an underlying bill which remains controversial and which i think the majority leader and all of the snow has very little chance of going anywhere. we heard yesterday that our colleaguecolleague s from west virginia and ohio have come together on a bipartisan background check bill. i asked my staff as recently as on my way over here whether that had actually been released,

i am afraid i have some rather harsh news and some points to make that are a far lyon and i think mr.assidy for his comments because it gets to the point. my wife and i upon learning of this diagnosis of embarked on educating ourselves in every axisf ental health treatment including getting the system, familiarizing ourselves with all of the things that are in our way and then we took it upon ourselves to go out and educate others. we have done that by teaching class is, by serving on boards, we've done that by speaking engagements, we've done it by raising money and also by bringing people into our home and comforting them and holding them to cope. what i'm going to tell you is that we are actually ashamed of ourselves as to what we did not know before our son became mentally ill. and i would dare say that if the members of the committee were to spend a couple of days in the psychosis, this would fly. he would change things tomorrow. and so what needs to happen is the need to be recognized there is a gaping hole and i want to clarify something there's a difference with lack of insigh

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great

on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement.e have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than $1.5 million from the mercer fund in honor of san francisco bay area philanthropist helen diller. together with the clean and safe neighborhood parks fund and the city's general fund. >> 4. 3. 2. 1. [applause] >> the playground is broken into three general areas. one for the preschool set, another for older children, and a sand a