ceo mark parker in a live interview. as we head to break, a look at futures once again, as we approach the key opening bell here. [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪ >>> welcome back. a two-day starts of ten-year note rates

thanks to bad boy billionaire is mark zuckerberg and sean parker who recently parted here recentlysnoop dogg -- party -- partied here with snoop dogg. the neighborhood is full of adventurous young techies putting up games at zynga headquarters or mobile apps. another trend we are seeing is the technology side we all know and read about, but what you see here are nine buildings in san francisco as an example of over 3.5 million square feet. these were nine predominantly empty buildings, all of which now are committed by new technology tenants, all within the last 12 months. here are five entitled office projects, representing 1.5 million square feet. with increasing rents, many of these will break ground in 2012 but will not be delivered to the market until late 2014 or 2015. so as san francisco waits for this new office space to believe its pending overcrowding, the growing firms we read about every day will have no where to call home. oakland, it is time to get ready for the next generation of occupiers -- the office- occupying, rent-paying occupiers. [applause] so throw out the welcom

tony parker broke the 30-second mark in the first round. p >>> just to keep the fans off orlando's streets, they held the shooting stars competition, team new york versus team houston. allen houston takes the shot. the former nba star allen houston beats houston. >>> the 54th running of the great american race revs up tomorrow at 9 a.m. right here on ktvu channel 2. if today's race is any indication, there's going to be a lot of crashing and crushing going on. thursday she crashed hard. today on lap 48, danica's lime green number 7 chevy gets tapped in the back by cole whit. there she goes. she finished 38th today. it's her worst finish and she's not very happy. there were three car wrecks in the final stage of the 300-mile race. this is the final lap. bush goes high, pinches several drivers including his brother, curt. check out number 30, car number 30. that's james busher. he dodged all the trouble then avoids that white car driven by brad tedlovski. he wins his first career nascar race. danica gets a chance for revenge in tomorrow's day

the cases police say a film mark berndt after noticing t -- images oo students lindffldee with tape over their mouths. the teacher has worked ptere for 30--ears. 1:21 parker:32berndt ii eing held on 22-milllon dollars bail tonight. both teachers have it seems no one is interested in riding around in president obama's old car ... at least not for one million dollars. obama waa riding in the ident - presiddntial limo ...he was leasing thhs chrysler 300.now its on the eeay auction blockk por oneemillioo-dollars.but that auction ended this week with o bids.the listing agent is pitching the car as the &pperfect treat for the ultimat czibor says: "24 somebody obama...somebody wwo wwnts to be near where obama was...or to have a piece of hhstory35" history35"montoya saas: 53 is roughly twelve-thousand six-hundred..so a long way from one-million. :00" &palthough no one has bid on th car...the ebay listing has gotten over 14-million hiis. the agent sayssshe'll probabll re-list the chryyler closer to election time ... maybe at lower price. early vottng rreults show mitt romney has won the nevada caucu. caucuses.riggt now, the foommr massachusetts governor has just u

parker, fox 5 news. >> politics now, republican presidential candidate, rick santorum, is looking to capitalize on his win. took the popular votes in colorado, missouri, and minnesota. putting a question mark in mitt romney's hopes for the nomination. santorum says his campaign donations rocketed after his staff headed out to other states to start new operation. holds 112 delegates. newt gingrich trails by dozens. eight american sailors in trouble for a hazing that was caught on camera have learned their fate. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> we're going to show you the video that got them in trouble. the sailors who's faces have been beat up, who blacked out. this happened on the uss, which was stationed in san diego. 551 arrests, more than $100,000 of drugs seized. that's the result of a crime nervetive. police say the program is a huge success. they got more than 50 illegal guns off the street. >> former d.c. council member, harry thomas jr. in trouble again. he hasn't paid up on his embezzlement settlement. make payments admitting he stole $300,000 in city money. the city can place leans on properties or take other action. >> up next, a popular new deal. plus, is it a tool or unf

evidence against mark christian anderson and shows us how some bay area wineries are still trying to recover from the loss. >>> inside this atf evidence vault, special agent bryan parker the evidence that brought down the once prominent sausalito man thought he had destroyed the evidence. >> it was all the best of our history. it was like the greatest hits collection. and because of his selfishness that was destroyed. >> reporter: this is what was left after the fire swept through. the 240,000 square foot concrete building was built to house emissions for the army. temperatures are cool and stable. >> it was an ideal place to store wine expect for one fatal flaw, mr. anderson. >> would you like to say anything? >> reporter: that was anderson facing charges of embezzlement. customers say they suspected anderson was selling their bottles of wine out the back door. 50 wineries were storing elsewhere in the wine house, all of it gone up in smokes. >> who do you think started the fire? and every person that we talked to said, mark anderson. >> investigators suspected they had a crime scene. one that was dangerous. the fire consumed the boxes holding millions of the stacked

evidence against mark christian anderson and shows us how some bay area wineries are still trying to recover from the loss. >>> inside this atf evidence vault, special agent bryan parkerhe evidence that brought down the once prominent sausalito man thought he had destroyed the evidence. >> it was all the best of our history. it was like the greatest hits collection. and because of his selfishness that was destroyed. >> reporter: this is what was left after the fire swept through. the 240,000 square foot concrete building was built to house emissions for the army. temperatures are cool and stable. >> it was an ideal place to store wine expect for one fatal flaw, mr. anderson. >> would you like to say anything? >> reporter: that was anderson facing charges of embezzlement. customers say they suspected anderson was selling their bottles of wine out the back door. 50 wineries were storing elsewhere in the wine house, all of it gone up in smokes. >> who do you think started the fire? and every person that we talked to said, mark anderson. >> investigators suspected they had a crime scene. one that was dangerous. the fire consumed the boxes holding millions of the stacked b

parker. this is a routine raid they had been doing this for many, many years. but in historical terms it was a defining moment of the front here. two reasons. first-come it marked the start of the longest and most brutal war between americans and a single native tribes also because it involved the woman who was to be the most famous as a captive. it took place precisely at the point* where the westward booming american empire that the parker's did not realize that enormous american empire moving west. meeting the 250,000 square bio comanche empire. nobody could see this at the time but it was right there. that is where the parker's build the house. how they had any idea that is what they we're doing i am sure they never would have done it. why was that empire there? the reason it was there is a result of 150 years of sustained combat with one goal of the south plains. why? those the master the horse like no other tried because that is where the buffalo were. over 150 years the comanche's essentially use their unbelievable mastery of the course to challenge as they went south nearly exterminated the apaches eventually gaining what they wanted which was the south

parker has the story. >> reporter: investigators say tyrone lewis is the man seen using lenny harris a atm card. police say lewis is also the gunman. prince george's county police chief markhis is the third and final arrest in the case. >> all the men responsible for the kidnapping, robbery and murder of lenny harris are now in custody. >> reporter: police say robbery was the motive. harris was last seen in september here at charles houston recreation center in old town alexandria. at that same location today friends and family gathered for a reception in his honor. >> just a true friend. whenever you need him, all you do is pick up the phone and he was there. you could talk to lenny about everything. we go a long way back. >> his smile would get you first and then he was genuine, was very genuine. he cared about a lot of people. he cared about the elderly. he cared about the children. >> ever since i was 18 years old i had a battle with drugs and alcohol and i've been in and out of the jail system and lenny was one of the guys that was there to push me and rec me on. he was pretty much like a dad to a lot of us. he was the guy to tell you whether you like it or not, you