they considered marshall to be an enemy combatant. like many of the women who surround hillary, she's down home brassy, graceful and disciplined. a brunette with a chic short haircut, marshall -- who favored rigorous p90x workouts -- went way back with the clintons. marshall had been one of hillary's closest confidants in washington following bill's 1992 campaign when hillary suspended her own quest for the presidency in june 2008, she entrusted marshall with running her political action committee at a time when some democrats feared hillary might make a final play for the nomination at the convention. back then the animosity ran so deep that hillary's face was bulletin board material in the obama scheduling office. they had all these unflattering pictures of her, said one source who saw the display. kind of the sports locker room mindset. even after the primary was decided, marshall had been in charge of sensitive projects like recruiting staff to count late delegates to make sure hillary won her fair share. but no single marshall si

i knew then. >> marshall frank called and said something like, whoops!never guess what happened. and i had this feeling and he said, i think he's guilty. and i said what? i thought this seasoned homicide detective was trustworthy. >> i was wrong. and i crawled under the bottom of a mole hill so i could hide from the rest of the world. i was a little bit embarrassed. >> i loved the harold. my entire career. i was always credible. the last story i wrote for the herald, because marshall franklin was careless with my reputation work his reputation. so i got burned on that one. >> what can i say? it was a noble purpose. >> one day marshall frank calls up. he's guilty. the next thing we know, there is a big article in the "miami herald." and i was angry. i was very angry. i was angry at him, i was angry at the reporter. this is a man's life and you're printing this stuff and it's dangerous. now everybody reads the "miami herald." the courts are reading this. everybody reads it. >> people always want to believe that somebody is innocent but it is really dangero

you know, it was a noble purpose. >> one day, marshal frank calls up, he is guilty.n the miami herald and i was angry, i was very angry, i was angry at him and the reporter. this is a man's life and you're printing this stuff and it is dangerous. because now everybody reads the miami herald, the courts are reading it. everybody reads it. >> people always want to believe somebody is innocent. but it is really dangerous years after the new fact to get a new trial for somebody, you know, for some legal flaw like maybe his lawyer didn't work hard enough or maybe some witness was unreliable. >> in fact, gwen gurley who recanted her original testimony against duckett now claims she was coerced into recanting by an investigator working for the duckett family. >> this man was at my house, if i was hanging up clothes he was always around, he never let my life at peace. so i just told him what he wanted to hear to leave me alone. what he told me happened, i said okay it happened. and the only reason i even agreed to do this interview was just to let it on record to let it be k

marshall eddie conway is free. the former leader of the black panther party in baltimore was released tuesday after serving nearly 44 years in prison. his supporters described him as one of the country's longest held political prisoners. conway was convicted of killing a baltimore police officer donald sager. another officer was injured in the shooting. conway has always maintained his innocence. his supporters say he never received a fair trial and that much of the case was built on the testimony of a jailhouse informant. >> the shooting occurred at a time when federal and local authorities were infiltrating and disrupting the black panthers and other activist groups. it later emerged the baltimore chapter of the black panthers was actually founded by undercover officers from the baltimore police department. at the time of the shooting, the fbi was also monitoring conway's actions as part of its counter intelligence program known as cointelpro. numerous groups have campaigned for years calling for marshall eddie c

it was up or down on marshall. if obama rejected her, another candidate would wind up in the same way. publicly, the obama and clubton camps claimed that they had put the primary behind them, but here huddled in craig's offices where the bookcases were still empty and the only personal effect was a robert f. ken key poster on the -- kennedy poster on wall, the truth poured out. the two sides didn't understand each other, they didn't like each other, and they doesn't trust each other. the president's awds didn't -- aides didn't have another candidate in mind, but they were certain they didn't want marshall. one by one each aide extended a fist with a thumb pointed down. but then messina, whose soft voice takes the edge off his often-profane slow cab, delivered some was news to the team. i glee, he said, but this is very clearly an hrc pick and needs to be raised with the president. typically, skirmishes were involved when one of the aides backed down rather than kick it up the command chain. of obama's team tried to

capricia marshall.the west wing crew considered marshall a staunch hillary loyalist to be an enemy combatant be like any of the women who surround hillary marshall's graceful discipline and down-home grassroots. a brunette with a short haircut have croatian and half mexican marshall who favored rigorous workouts went way back with the clintons clintons. marshall have been one of hillary's closest confidant in washington becoming the youngest white house social secretary and memory following bills 1992 campaign paid when hillary suspended her own quest for the presidency in june 2008 she at a time when some democrats felt hillary might make a the final play for the nomination. the animosity to the candidates it runs deep that hillary's face was bulletin board material and obama's scheduling office. they had all this unflattering pictures of her on display. kind of the sports locker room mindset. even after the primary was decided marshall had been in charge of sensitive projects like recruiting staff to

so, he was an air marshal.little badge. >> jimmy: wow, see, and you said, i knew it. >> see, i knew you were and air marshall. >> jimmy: yeah. he goes, you did not. you didn't know. well, i appreciate, again. thank you for coming. i want to show everyone a clip of here's liam neeson in the smash hit "non- stop." check it out. >> come with me, now. >> marshal, is someone going to tell us what the hell is going on? >> i need your help. >> hey, people are scared. we have a right to know why you searched us, why this plane almost went down. hey, marshal, you and i are going to have a conversation. don't you walk away from me. >> doctor, cockpit now. >> you're letting that guy in a a cockpit. >> here's what is going to happen. you're going to go back to the seat, sit down and shut up. >> or what? >> from one cop to another, you know. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go, right there. liam nesson. go check out his notify "non-stop" this weekend. lindsay lohan joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and ap

joe marshall i run the meg gay boy's club been on the commission forever. we've been here several times and i live in the hate >> i'm tom commissioner hurtado you've been here 6 or seven years i'm a native san franciscan and we've rated our kids in the city and i was appoint by newsom and reappoint by mayor ed lee. i used to do those community meetings now i'm an attorney at the law enforcement but i was a district attorney and being a united states district attorney we like to come to the community and meet every wednesday and hear if the same folk at city hall every wednesday night. we don't get a prospective in the community. i see different faces and hear from the captain and everybody that's involved at park station. it's great to be here. i know the last time, we met in parks station i remember there were voices here and thanks to the chief bring forward our worries and opinion. we'll go into the chiefs report >> i'm with the chief and this is the chiefs report. >> good evening, commissioners. public i'm greg suhr the chief of police this is my third

with thurgood marshall. that is very important to me. i am a huge justice brandeis fan. he was like the greatest writer ever to serve on the supreme court, and think he was a very deeply wise human being. i love the way justice jackson writes, and i love his sort of very practical and commonsensical and institutional approach to law. i guess those are my two favorites, brandeis and jackson. those are great role models, right? >> they are great role models. we are running out of time. two final questions. is there anything that you didn't know when you graduated from law school that you wish you had known? it's a big question. >> what is your answer to that? [laughter] >> i think the teamwork part. when i graduated from law school, i thought it was all about how smart you were. i thought it was really about doing it yourself. i think that's one thing i've learned over the years. >> it helps to be smart and all that, but it is so much about how you get along with people, it's so much about your emotional intel

but as you said a deputy fire marshall told me just minutes ago, that there are two confirmed fatalities, a little bit earlier, they were telling us that two people were unaccounted for, two people described as being older who did not make it out. in addition to that, a firefighter suffered burns here. heavy smoke and flameses tore through this two-story home on south langley street in arlington. i'm told some of the people in the house got out. but firefighters are still searching for two older residents who were unaccounted for. one firefighter's hands were burned trying to battle the flames. >> there were at least two explosions on the scene here, we have not identified what the source of those were, right now we have four fire marshals on the scene that are actively investigating but because of the extent of the damage, it's going to take a while to sift through it. >> ricky beaver was at choir practice right next door to the house when it began to burn. >> they said the house is on fire. they said everybody needs to go out. i went outside, and it wasn't the gold honda, it was a silv

like four "we are marshals" a year.ve had like four oscars by now. >> instead as his 30s evaporate, mcconaughey decides to make another romantic comedy, "ghosts of girlfriends past." >> i would believe more than happy to take off the rest of my clothes to prove it. >> he's 40. there's got to be a moment where you look in the mirror and say, what the hell am i doing with my life? >> coming up, matthew mcconaughey takes stock. >> we've got too much riding on this thing. >> and decides to go in a bold new direction. >> we estimate you have 30 days left. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad. this is my dad. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. them. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the h

like four "we are marshals" a year. had like four oscars by now. >> instead as his 30s evaporate, mcconaughey decides to make another romantic comedy, "ghosts of girlfriends past." >> i would believe more than happy to take off the rest of my clothes to prove it. >> he's 40. there's got to be a moment where you look in the mirror and say, what the hell am i doing with my life? >> coming up, matthew mcconaughey takes stock. >> we've got too much riding on this thing. >> and decides to go in a bold new direction. >> we estimate you have 30 days left. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a bette

steve marshall, appreciate it. thank you for explaining this to us. >> thanks, john. >> joining us now is former american airlines pilot jay rollins. welcome. >> thank you. >> based on everything you have heard over the last 24 hours, give me your assessment. what does this location tell us, if anything? >> well, i think it sort of shifts the weight because in the original scenario that there were hijackers involved or the pilots wanted to commit suicide - that made sense as long as you are talking about staying near populated area to either commit suicide or some sort of hari kari, or to fly off to the north-west to hostile territory, so to speak, in order to hide the plan and use it for later use. to go to the south - there's nothing down there. then one has to take into account that maybe there was mechanical failure, that perhaps the autopilot did this, and everyone was dead on board. >> so the autopilot could have taken it that far? >> absolutely. the reports have come out that the pilots inputted a short rout

however, many egyptians are waiting to see what field marshal abdul fatah al-sisi will do. there was speculation he would resign as defence minister and run for president. turns out he is staying on as minister of defence and leader of the armed forces - for now at

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as far as air marshals go, air marshals and other security folks are sporadically used on flights internationally throughout the world. we don't know right now whether or not there were air marshals on this flight and i think that goes to the coordination of this entire effort. at the passenger manifest. whether or not there may have been on this flight or any others. >> as this develops over time, you and i have the benefit of repeated conversations as the evidence has come out. what direction is the latest evidence leading you toward commandeering the plane, was it a deliberate act, the last communications from the cockpit. what direction is that leaving you? >> i think the same direction they've been in for a while here. to try to get to the bottom of who was at the controls of that aircraft. that's a difficult thing to determine. the investigators are relying on the technicians. and the experts that say that they have the flight on radar. they have the flight pinging, satellites, that type of thing. so there is a heavy reliance on the technical information which is what the malaysian authorit

we are not here for the schools like marshal where we suspended three quauters of the black last year but the schools that are close to 40 or 50 or more. we have almost no black and white leaders. the leadership, and the most common that anyone sees, in la or more than sat scores and it is a shame. and tonight, is about returning, and or a positive and interventions and teaching our schools, how to do so, and until we return back to that mission of all of the educators and building and strong, men and women and especially the men and women of color knowing that they have courage for everything, and our work has not even begun. so i can't sum it up better than this, we are not just ending suspensions we are asking you as teachers to help us. >> good evening, my rose willis and i am a parent and a community, and i am also a member of the san francisco, alumni chapter which is really taken on the task of making sure that our children are treated equally, and so, and i am happy to hear that it is done and i am skeptical but i am going to be positive but what i would like to ask and if thi

the fire marshal is saying that one of their own was injured. one of their firefighters sustained burns to his hand. he has been transported to the hospital. of those burns are not believed to be life-threatening. the family is on scene. this is an incredibly difficult time for all of them. we will continue to gather more information and bring it to you as it becomes available. >> what a horrible situation. we are going to turn our focus to the other big story. it is the weather. it is hard to believe by looking at these pictures but we are in stormwatch. in approaching winter storm may cause some problems. commute on monday. steve rudin -- problems on your commute for monday. steve rudin is here. >> it is beautiful out there right now. temperatures are well above average for this time of year. talking 66 degrees outside the furniture center. 61 at dulles. cumberland and western maryland now but 57 degrees. this area of low pressure that is beginning to take shape will become the dominant weather maker as it moves through tomorrow with increasin

marshall. all of that search and rescue teams were also well represented story the st theater company and members of the waterford most are psyched up and under certain crimes. if you wanted to attend the same patrick's day parade in carnal today you crossed over the bridge into great column on each side of town for the convention conference celebrating its fiftieth anniversary the condo for the one hand yesterday to facilitate the thousands of kano beans who travels to croke park today to support the mind tends to rangers polish and minister for tourism and kill morris held talks in paris with the french president francois long. gilmore said the issue violent legacy bank debt the interviews all found that france's support all this has been consistent. the morning the team in pvc pants that were stuck in the french president. along the silk says groupie in europe they're focusing on tackling unemployment and both are facing the chairman of protest. not surprising then that the upcoming european

marshall rebelled, telling the president that he was weakening the u.s. globally by his uncritical support for the zionists. marshall and henderson were for an arab state in the palestine with guarantees for a jewish minority. truman and the back room boys wanted partition with the very best areas, 55% of the total land mass, to the jews which would, of course, imperil any cold war coalition against the soviets. u.s. policy, marshall scolded the president, has to be based on u.s. national interests. three days before the british scuttle from palestine in '48, marshall spoke the sharpest rebuke ever delivered to a president in the oval office when he told truman he was putting the great office of the president at risk by so tamely supporting the zionist against the arab majority of palestine. the president, marshall said, was subordinating an international crisis to a transparent dodge to win a few votes. marshall's deputy called the emerging state of israel a pig in a poke, a state with high strategic costs and few be apparent benefits. well, in the 1948

marshall told the president he was weakening the u.s.lobally by the support for zionist and marshall and he understanderson were for arab states in palestine. truman in the back room boys wanted partition with the best areas, 55% of the total plan that to the jews. which would, of course, explain arabs in any cold car coalition against the soviets. u.s. policy marshall scolded the president, has to be based on u.s. national interest and not on your considerations. three days before the british scud l in 48, marshall spoke the sharpest rebuke delivered to the president in the oval office when he told truman he was putting the great office of the president at risk by supporting the zionist against the arab majority of palestine. the president, marshall said, so boar nateing a crisis to a transparent dodge to win a few votes. they called # the emerging state of israel a pig and a poke, a state with high strategic costs and few apparent benefits. on the 1948 presidential election, tom, projected to be the winner right up until election day,

>> all the time, actually. >> liam neeson plays in and just air marshal in "nonstop." him theykeeps texting will kill somebody every 20 minutes, and the body start dropping. is the, liam neeson chief suspect. it has pretty good tension, plus he builds on the kind of character that brought him success in "taken". except five minutes after you leave the theater, you realize none of this makes sense. two stars, pg-13. i think i will take a later flight. best bets --"american hustle," "-- "12s he slave," and years a slave," and " the lego movie." thein or lose, everybody in oscar categories walks out with a swag bag worth a record $85,000. included are some items like his andmaple syrup, hers mace and pepper spray guns, and electrolyte treatment for your pet. there are also vacation packages worth $25,000. 7 thishe oscars on abc sunday. red carpet coverage starts on awards,followed by the show at 8:00. >> a lot of people are thinking, when is spring arriving? i hope, i wish cherry blossom season at the end of march, now dealing with this potential winter storm late sunday

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marshall that he is not present. and do you have anything to share with me regarding this, the attempts to serve or conversations with patrol officer barry or should we have officer brown come forward >> i think that he has information but i will provide. when we actually suspended patrol special officer barry we sent him notice by certified mail and express mail, it came to the department certificated mail and the u.s. postal service, attempted twice to serve the letter on patrol specialist and he did not accept service of that letter, however, he was aware of the hearing, that was schedule, for february the 19th in the morning and he was aware of the hearing because he called officer brown and told her that he would be unable to attend the hearing, due to car problems and realizing that i notified him that i would need to set it for the police commission and it was set for this date at 5:30, i believe that recent from the office sent a letter to officer barry for the certified mail and we have not heard from him se

. >> mary, pam says does malaysian airlines have air marshals like we do in the u.s.? >> i don't know if they have air marshals like we do, but in the united states, no, they don't go into the cockpit. >> thank you very much. stand by, everyone. next, our lightning round with as many of your questions as we can answer. roses are red. i'm glad i'm with you. this weekend away, was long overdue. be a weekender at hotels like conrad and hilton. book now at hiltonweekends.com. >>> all right. time now for our lightning round with as many tweets as possible. this one i thought was important. this is for captain taylor. this one says, don, if there are -- if they have any survivors, what is the average temperature of the water and how far is the site from the antarctic lands? thanks. >> yeah, this is cold water. it's high 50s, low -- mid 50s, maybe 40s. exposure is hours, not days. so unless there's something floating and they're protected, it's not good. >> this one is from clay, specifically for you, mary schiavo. he said, did we totally abandon all efforts on the northern r

we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make sure with the gas heaters that the gas is shut off. >> if you shut it off you are going to have no hot water or heat. be careful not to shut it off unless you smell gas. >> absolutely because once you do shut it off you should have the utility company come in and turn it back on. here is a mock up of a gas hear the on a house. where would we find the gas meter? >> it should be in your garage. everyone should be familiar with where the gas meter is. >> one of the tools is a wrench, a crescent wrench. >> yes. the crescent wrench is good and this is a perfect example of how to have it so you can loosen it up and use it when you need it. >> okay. let's go inside to talk about fire safety. many of the issues here relate to fir

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everywhere, posters of field marshal sisi dominate the landscape.ad of baseball cards, vendors sell sisi cards. pastries adorned with the field marshal's face are sold in shops across cairo. that was too delicious for bassam to resist, so in a skit last october, a baker walks in with a tray full of sisi cakes. at first, bassem isn't interested, but he soon realizes it would better for his health to buy one. "only one?" the baker asks. "you don't like sisi or what?" bassem hesitates. "okay," he says, "give me everything you've got." and the reaction you got was...? >> youssef: people were laughing. but that's the immediate reaction. there's another reaction that we have to deal with it. >> simon: and that reaction came a week later. there were protests outside of bassem's theater, and the network pulled his next episode just minutes before it was due to air. then, the show was cancelled altogether. was that a surprise? these were very powerful people. weren't you scared? >> youssef: i'm always not scared. i'm always... >> simon: you're always not sca

and though some still have questions about the evacuation ... >> where we going to go. >> marshall says she's ready. >> it's time for the building to be evacuated. >> in richmond kristen ayres kpix5. >> the city of richmond will likely pay for the evacuations of its general fund. >>> phase in the night getaway with an atm full of cash, but that's not the only thing they stole to do the job. >>> a surprising discovery this man made when he googled himself. he ended up turning himself in to police. >>> and we will have your hot forecast coming up in a moment. stay tuned this morning in sonoma coun. e suspects pried ope . >>> police are searching for two thieves who stole an atm from a gas station convenience store this morning in sonoma county. the suspects pried open a door to get to the atm. it happened in the cover of darkness at the gas station at arnold drive and highway 12. the suspects dropped the atm door van and then pulled out. the owners of the gas station watched it on surveillance cameras. >> they strapped up an atm in about four minutes they were in and out. a lot of work fo

so being able to marshall evidence and having an analysis and being comfortable doing that is something we start early on from dind -- kinder all the way through 12th grade. and as sfusd focusing on academic conversation and learning how to marshall that evidence text and building on information amongst your peers is very important. so obviously that means we are moving from basic comprehension to pulling from multiple sources to consider multiple points of view for lenses fixed developing independence where we may have been teaching skills and isolation we are demonstrating ability articulated through each of the grade levels with the focus on independence or being able to produce work on their own. and then of course the transfer of learning which means that what is learned in english and language arts and emphasized at one point as an isolated content is pull at literacy in all the areas and connecting that to what we do in ela. the planning process, because you have these documents in front of you is upon -- important to note that we at the beginning of implementation point have mad

. >> reporter: marshal crauss was a young lawyer who came to city hall on the morning of may 13th alongh hundreds of others hoping to get inside the hall to see what hu, -- huac was doing. after lunch admittance would be first come first served. >> then we came back from lunch and the students were again shut out. they were not allowed to go into that committee room and witness what was happening. so they sat down and they started singing a song that had just become popular then. we shall overcome. >> the noise the clapping and the singing penetrated the doors of the hearing room. one of the witnesses archie brown the leader of the communist party on west coast took his opportunity. >> open the door, open the door. open the door. open the doors what are you afraid of? open the doors here comes a goose bomb. this is americanism. >> according to a film later released by huac the students were repeatedly told to keep the noise down and warned there would be consequences if they didn't. that's not how kraus remembers it. >> i was there and i don't remember them telling them to keep the nois

>> the president used forgive me, abe. >> that's fine. >> the president used several marshals to chaseaves that escape add returned them to the south during the civil war. >> that's not true. >> that's not true. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: ladies and gentlemen, that's you will the time we have for the weakest lincoln. [ laughter ] we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ fold up your old map verizon t-mobile's network now reaches 96% of americans. grareal ginger. real taste.e. real ahhh the big bang of light beers. the one that started it all. 96 of the hardest working calories in the business. and for a limited time, miller lite is back in the original light can. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: those our show. here it is your moment zen. ukraine's revolution was supported by some of most powerful people in the country like billion this billionaire. >> people are not familiar with me because many of the -- >> you are the seventh richest ma >> stephen: tonight, an inovation in beauty products. you won't believe what they're squirting in rabbits' eyes now. then, ar

we have incredible stunts alongside challenge marshal artist and hand to hand combat all brought together theatrical setting. >> we have the best of the best showmen, dancers. everyone has been hand picked for a reason. >> the guys are so good. there's some gold medalists in our show, and you'll see them. >> i think the great thing is the show we put on together with the pyro and stuff adds to it and makes us look even better with all the fire going on. for us it's just fun. >> we've added ninjas, amazing marshal artist, super technical fighting and weaponry. >> this year there's an evil villain, and she's hot. she has an arena of destruction. the second half of the show you go into this gladiator contest where they're forced to fight for their freedom. >> this is by far the biggest production i've ever been a part of. it feels like we're in a movie because we're rehearsing and memorizing and acting a little bit and the group training stuff. for me personally i think it's one of the most fun things i've been a part of. >> i always like to say that the pyro alone in our show is enough to p

marshals tried to pull over three men for not wearing seat belts and the men took off. heavily armed officers then tracked them down and took them into custody. the marshal said they found a loaded weapon in their car. >>> there's word tonight that oakland police officials want to scrap the shot spotter system that alerts them to gunfire in neighborhoods. published reports quote police officers calling the system redundant because residents call 911 for shots fired. police say that's money better spent else where. those who live in oakland neighborhood where gunfire is common place say the system makes them feel safer. >>> unsettling discoveries on opposite sides of the bay today appear to be linked. investigators found 600 explosives and barrels and across the bay in san pablo they found more than a dozen weapons. noelle walker spoke with stunned neighbors of the two men who are now in custody. >>> it looks like a model corner home. but what police and investigators found here made it sound more like an explosive storage unit. >> there was enough material there that ha

marshalls tried to pull over three men. the men took off. heavily armed officer ever tracked down the suspects and took them into custody. the marshalls say they found a loaded weapon in the car. >>> oakland police may be planning to scrap a system to detect when shots have been fired within city limits. now the san francisco chronicle reports the shot spotter system cost the oakland police department $264,000 a year. the system mats the location when shots are fired and sends an alert to available officers. police say anybodies already call when they hear gunfire and the funds could be better spent on other crime fighting tools including a police helicopter. >>> two bay area men facing bomb making and weapons charges after terrifying discoveries on both sides of the bay. the first was made in a quiet neighborhood in pacifica not far from the golf course. federal investigators say they found 600 explosives and barrels full of bomb making chemicals inside a home on seaside drive. two children live in that home and neighbors are stunned. >> i

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