four and it is free to to >>marty gonzales: batman vs. fading fast of the box office there is a trio of moving to the set to grab the spotlight. >>reporter: this weekend at the movies is all about the jungle book. >>marty gonzales: it is but a dozen years since the cut hair and traded barbs on the big screen barbershop the next cut at sticky mud not uncommon our views are good for the social cost, criminal is already from a starring kevin costner and the death row inmates will the plant was cia agents memory is a solid if not spectacular box office job abuse report will be tough for this one to crack the top five. >>marty gonzales: for 16 days to rock the year the national parks will have free admission there are 411 national parks only one- third of them have interest fees those tend to be the biggest attractions like the grand canyon closer to home the convict and to mirror what san francisco maritime part also yosemite national park for free. >>marty gonzales: it is a big to bay area sports they did after the warriors began the playoff

>>marty gonzales:. a king fire destroyed nearly 80 structures and more than 150 square miles of land and the sierra nevada mountain second of video showing him surrounded by smoke and third out surveillance video from buying alcohol on the day of the fire. >>reporter: he expressed his most telling the court i'm pleading guilty because i am guilty the to the taciturn he bows his head in south san have cried mennonites for the victim he adds to the polls to find in their hearts to forgive him he says he can forgive him this is true november when cruel blow some of the original spend today bellowing the second part of the five trusts plan their ticket anywhere from 12 to 14 hours to mark them on to attack its support for where we broke apart. >>marty gonzales: in this competition and want to come in the first person action thriller and she is a breast a business mogul bottoms out and tried for a comeback as a brawny bigwig in the boss the comets tend be review proof and she's never had won opened under $20

>>marty gonzales: i will be right back.tense and outside of the hotel with event is being held off because of antitrust protesters the damage and did everything they could do to disrupt the speech and try and stop anyone who support donald trump the senator expects to host a lunch and dinner there to. >>reporter: the 22 year-old and 17 your brother creature of rain on two counts of murder the evidence and close an alleged confession both brothers to pleaded not guilty. >>marty gonzales: it is a piece of boxes made of ps of the-- pizza dough . >>reporter: we stand apart 66 in oakland 64 downtown san francisco here is the forecasters see temperatures pop out by tomorrow and remember we will not have as much of the way in women's. >>marty gonzales:have a great day join us tonight see you again tomorrow. >> music >> henry: hi. i'm henry tenenbaum, welcome to bay area bargains. >> henry: how many furniture stores could possibly be called best furniture store in silicon valley for 10 different years? >> henry: the answer. >> henr

i'm marty gonzalez. and dave is going to tell us more about the forecast. >> we have some kind of overcast cloud but it should help the temperatures bump up particularly inland. here is a view for you at the bay bridge noting that we will call it overcast for right now. this will mix out throughout the day, although it will be stubborn downtown sf. our temperatures will be going on. san francisco at 49. 53 across the bay in oakland and in the east bay lower temperatures today. not a big surprise because of the overcast skies. the charcoal gray will mix out and we will see basically sunny skies to the east bay shoreline but around the peninsula. it may be more stubborn. getting up to 68 by 4:00 and dry air and we do have a southwest wind at five to ten. it will be a little bit more intense for downtown san francisco. as far as our break down, we will call it mostly cloudy and cool and the temperatures pretty much in the 50s and starting to separate by noon. 64 and 67 going on by noon and by 4:00, we are t

good morning i'm marty gonzalez. meteorologist dave spahr is here with your sunday morning forecast. >> dave: as a beverage shop for you again more of your cast program that we talked about yesterday but like yesterday we see the clearing and then ending just and the ball and that clearing program. and the pre much everyone should not lower 50s and then visibility are up in the north bay here. up and the fall in the north bay and then breaking down oakland 6566 quickly retreat the back in the '50s and then the onshore wind checking and by the time. and it really goes _ a point with the remaining. and that although the south bay different story lower middle '60s at work by 4:00 p.m. everyone should be basically mostly sunny and the and temperatures in london 63 big- time warm up in the seventh day we discussed later. >> marty:new this morning. a warning for those in the east bay. police now believe that the suspect in this surveillance video shooting out car windows with a b-b- gun last month may now be targeting peop

good morning i'm marty gonzalez. meteorologist dave spahr is here with what you need to know. >> dave: midafternoon by the hour see a lot of that going on and all the urbanized areas are getting hit by this and this so we have going on right now at the golden gate bridge we call it a dusty clouds going on. placing its way through and then with little bit of a snow amman's temperature. is it a little bit of a breeze has kept temperatures up overnight and early cloud cover from last night and we are pretty much made a lower 50s checking in right not the sour winds not particularly very active along the coast by the way that's where you really feel along the coast not a big day for the beach even though it will be sunny wind advisory 3:00 p.m. to bid night tonight the blue shows the coverage area around the perimeter of the bay and inland areas covering the entire peninsula and sematech county. the chance forecast one of five game time they hold steady lower 50s mostly sunny do not let that fool you half 2230 m.p.h.. it

i'm marty gonzalez. kron four's averi harper is live in san francisco with the latest on the case. >> averi: police here in san francisco said it be the public's help locate the two year-old that is missing and has been missing since april 1st. take a look at the photos we have over two years old that that child is at risk and a suspicion of foul play they're looking for her because the mother what was found dead yesterday april 8th. not seen since april 1st. that woman has been found dead there and unsaying where she was found or how she was found or killed. the mother has been found dead and still looking for the child in this case. that child is at risk and there is still suspicion that the baby hasn't been seen since february it tickled to a pleaser saying about the case. "with nothing to compare to the eyes and ears the public its high homicide investigation with a missing child. we want to get that information and people locate or even look for the missing young girl. ." >> reporter: the mother and

good morning i'm marty gonzalez. let's get things started with a look at the forecast with meteorologist dave spahr. >> dave: the rain got rid of all of that from friday we did the rain but we did a we had to do with what a cool breeze. a starts things off with the sfo the spiderwebs to holding together that's a tenacious one. tempters '40's and '50's in the north bay middle or 40's in spots. here's how breaks down for the giants game 6 05 game time 61 down to 55 when have scattered clouds to deal with crazy all with the sun still with us for our or to then as it sets of 15 and 20 mi. per hour for wins with the chilly breeze and particularly after sunset. the bichirs upper 60s for oakland. edmund we call it a few clouds and breezy as it into the evening hours in the areas might see '70s. >> marty:breaking news out of the north bay. a 14-year-old led police on a dangerous high speed chase this morning. it ended in a crash in rohnert park. but the teen driver got away. around 1:40 this morning an officer was patroling

good morning i'm marty gonzalez. >> marty: have sent the, the last minutes and so on bass strait in that area and the political arena see this morning should not expect any delays pg&e says that the do have crews on location trend get the powerful restored the status of the story throughout the morning. also tracking the week and whether another warm day ahead in the bay area we take a live look at the start of a very. nice sunrisevery kron4news-dot-com >> dave: lynn valets even downtown san francisco. for the parade going on japan town today numbers perhaps in the middle '70's alive look right now at the bay bridge. you see this uncloaking not a little bit we see numbers cause a lot quicker than what we saw yesterday a skit where they are right now in the '40's and '50's territory. it's pretty much what we saw yesterday that a big change all that. with striding things little the police today you have substantial flow anymore it is shifting more offshore. that means for folks the beach is heading that way you will see a lot more in the way of whorl members today in the good taste court p

i want to add my thanks to marty's -- can you hear? for inviting me and for the work they do to study and support this great institution. i don't want to thank vicki for her kind remarks. and most importantly for the joy she brought to the judgment brought to the center. working for them was a great privilege to meet and great fun. and all of us who love him and miss impartial grateful to vicki for everything she brought to his life. so when we were talking amongst us about how we would, the topics we would address on the panel, chris suggested i addressed how did we get here. and that billy joel song, we didn't start the fire, came to mind. the first supreme court nomination that i worked on was the bork nomination. might differ a little about it. it's the only thing i worked on that is resulted in a verb, but i would submit another explain, i hope, what i think that is a bit of a bum rap. over our history, since the founding, about one out of every four to five supreme court nomination has not been confirmed by the senate. judicial p

we'll talk about that with marty feldstein and marty fish ir. wrong about one thing. >> the fed gathers to meet this wednesday, there is no burning desire to hike rates. that's for three reasons. first, overriding concern over the effects of global economic weakness on the u.s. and limits to how far the u.s. can hike when major banks are in negative territory. second, there's been a large influx into the workforce in recent months. the past year, 2.4 million americans have joined the labor force and most have found jobs. it's the biggest year over year increase since 2007. and while americans have come back to work, wage gains are modest. so the influx of workers not setting off alarm bells at the fed. to the contrary, it's affirming fed chair janet yellen's dovish view that there is lots of slack in the market and more room for fed policy to stay easy and put americans back to work without igniting inflation. no one can say for sure it won't eventually cause inflation. but for now yellen's views on plentiful labor slacks are dominating the fede

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marty halverson. met michael. has anyone joined the meeting his name was not captured on the role? guam? yes. mister chairman, we have a quorum. >> thank you, susie. on the proxy committee, there we go. proxy committee. chris warner for the report. go ahead. >> 46 were in order. >> the proxy committee is accepted. the rules require the tentative agenda be sent to all members ten days prior to a meeting. in front of you is the final agenda for the session. without objection we will conduct the business according to that agenda. hearing no objection let's proceed. before you is a copy of the minutes of the 2016 meeting in

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tell me about marti. >> oh, marti is wonderful, best that we have.ing person, but real determined and she loves the san jose state judo. >> reporter: so much she malloy works as an assistant coach guiding young athletes who is an olympic hopeful, himself. >> if it wasn't for judo, i don't know where i'd be or what i'd be doing. it teaches you to value people, value things. >> reporter: the olympics is reserved for the top 22 judo athletes. right now brown is 23rd with only 4 tournaments left to improve that ranking. >> when i wake up, look at my phone to turn off my alarm, it says wake up, olympic games. that's what gets me up every morning. >> reporter: two graduates of the school and program hoping to bring greatness once again back to where it all started. >> that was nbc bay area's ian cole reporting. openinger is ho er iceremonies place august 5th. >>> what's coming up in sports, fallon with comecast sportsnet coming up next. i wish we could have done that to the dodgers today. what happened? >> reporter: yes, it was a busy day in sports. unfort

was that you, marty? or -- >> [inaudible] >> oh. [laughter] well, i'll ask since we were talking about what makes a good justice, do you think we're going to get a justice merrick garland now or later or ever? any -- just what are your thoughts? >> well, he was a former partner in my law firm, and by all accounts a extraordinarily qualified nominee. so i hope so. i will say that every nominee in "the advocate's daughter," even the villainous ones, got a hearing -- [laughter] an up or down vote. i would like to think if i was conjuring a character that was going to block that process, i might throw them in a seedy hotel doing some unsavory thing so the vote could go forward. but the long answer -- short answer is i don't know. >> well, i think you can libel chuck grassley. he's very much alive. [laughter] if i had to guess, i would say no. just based on incentives that republicans have to wait it out. we may have a justice nominated by president donald trump. >> i would guess, i might guess, yes, in the lame duck session. i think --

. >> reporter: marty who did not want to give his last name decided to take things into his own hands>> there's no hiding it. the equipment is right out here in the open. >> reporter: he has a sophisticated surveillance system which catches everything. >> people will do things in front of my house that they won't do in front of their own because they are ashamed to do it in front of their own house. >> reporter: in an effort to show others what he and his neighbors have to deal with he posted it to youtube. that channel was recently highlighted by tabloid magazine shows both here and in the uk and he saw his subscribers skyrocket. >> from 50 to 4,000 in two days. >> reporter: marty says he and his neighbors called the authorities but understand the neighborhood is not a top priority. he gives the license plates of those he catches with his cameras to the sheriff's department. and he has confronted people in the park. something the sheriff's department says is not recommended. >> there he comes driving down the side yard. >> reporter: marty says they just keep coming back. he hopes his

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jeffrey had published in the new yorker a letter from marty ginsburg, and every time i wrote the letter would cry. and it was, you know, near the end of the chapter about their marriage, and the marriage was significant to us not just because it is a beautiful marriage, although it is, but because it informed her ideas, her equalityideas, her equality jurisprudence at her optimism that men can become better partners. and really, i think,really, i think, inspired her to imagine a world of equality between men and women, including and romantic partnerships.partnerships. so we were trying to get the original of the letter because one of the key parts of our book is primary documents. we wentdocuments. we went to the library of congress, got permission from justice ginsburg to reprint letters kemal letter from gloria steinem,steinem, the original letter to the editor from stephen wiesenthal, but this letter every time i askedi asked for it, you know, they're would be a polite silence. inappropriate.inappropriate. we just wanted a picture of it in his handwriting. her son agreed to read the

marty malloy is training for the olympics, ranked fourth in the world for her weight class. i do judo six days a week, i did weight training or running training four to five days a week also been. >> malloy competed at the games in london, bringing home a bronze. >> i saw an opportunity for a really big attack. this could be a game winning thing and it back fired and i got thrown, the biggest throw you've probably ever seen. that has been plaguing me ever since. >> reporter: malloy has already qualified for the summer games. she's guided by this san jose coach. he's 96 years old and helped turn judo into an olympic art. >> reporter: tell me about marty. >> she's one of the best we have. she's not only a hard working person but real determined and she loves san jose state judo. >> reporter: so much so malloy now works as an assistant coach guiding young athletes like colton brown, who is an olympic hopeful himself. >> if it want for judo, i don't know what i'd be doing. it teaches you to value people and value things. >> reporter: the olympics is reserved for the top 22 judo

ruth bader ginsburg was really friends with scalia and marty and ms. scalia. and sandra day o'connor was really good friends with lois powell. they would go on vacation together. you never here about ginsburg and o'connor doing that. but they went to all kinds of official women in law things together. it is clear from their demeanor toward one another that they had an affectionate alliance. >> host: what was their first meeting like? >> guest: i don't know when they first met. but in 1991, when sandra day o'connor was appointed to the supreme court ruth bader ginsburg was in washington on the washington, d.c. circuit. she heard about it on the radio and did not know who o'connor was. o'connor was an arkansas state intermediate level judge. but ginsburg said she was glad to hear it. we know they met before 1983 because when o'connor got on the supreme court she inherited potter stewart's law clerk and that law clerk had clerked for ginsburg in the court below. so o'connor's first year on the supreme court she had a clerk who had been ginsburg's clerk. >> host:

even marty ginsburg did to that. and finally she says in her classic o'connor way, to get away for the rigor of the president of the junior league she went back to work. laughmac michelle was born in 1964, different generation, 30 years after justice o'connor and she actually did say that she had the choice to stay home when she was working at the university of chicago she actually said it would drive hee crazy.been she clearly has worked very hard to balance things. she has a drive to make a difference. she has she has a drive to succeed along the way. it has been intriguing how it has played out and how manyrent different groups have perceived her choices in many different ways. an example of how the first lady without pure power still has influence and still has inevitably, forever under the spotlight.ot >> is so first ladies are under the spotlight not because of who they are, is the rare first lad who are in object of such interest. eleanor roosevelt comes to mind. why is eleanor was felt light, partly expressin

the creator is marty.vision for this gem. >> i was 13. >> and you are selling drugs right here on the spot? >> right on this corner. >> basically who were dealing drugs. the spot where he was was a 24 hour spot. cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy, you name it. >> on the side of the bodega and stuff like that. [inaudible conversations] >> anybody? >> i figured better be prepared for my prison workout. pretty much ready. right there, state penitentiary. that's what i'm talking about. >> put on my heels and i headed to the workout. >> five, four. >> our instructor. [inaudible conversations] >> he is an ex-con. >> trying to make it work. >> it was a tough workout. >> allowed to concoct a fitness regimen. >> people on the street, you can do the right thing and make a profit. you don't have to go illegally. >> the money being used. >> he has to work on convincing investors. >> that he objects? >> i saw you. i wasn't sure what's going on. >> the heels in the ma jumpsuit. i wasn't sure if he could call the police. ♪ >> t

bagpipes played as mayor marty walsh helped lay a wreath on at the finisht line. he says honoring the four people killed three years bombing and the ensuing manhunt will become an annual event. at the samewreath time the first bomb went off. members of the men's titanic society gathered in the night to remember the night the luxury liner sank. lay aciety has met to wreath in remembrance to the 1517 people who died that day. developments after a series of sexual assaults kept arlington sidents on edge for months last year. to link ad dna suspect to the attacks. investigatingo two overnight shootings in d.c. the first was reported along 10 -- around 10:40 p.m. along high street. -- the first case, a man and a woman were shot. both were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. just a reminder, abc seven is fighting back against crime. for all theom information. to california now, where the state's parole board is at the next step for a member of the manson family looking to get out of jail on parole. the board recommended she be granted that parole. s

what about your good friend marty short? lorne michaels? you've known him for 40 years! >> more of an acquaintance. >> stephen: what about your wife? >> i'd say acquaintance. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but steve, in my office, i have an autographed picture of you on my wall. jimmy, show him! ( applause ) >> well, you know, what? that's just sad. ( laughter ) you know, stephen, actual friends don't sign autographs for each other. that's why i'm going to get yours later. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, what's so great about gary? >> what's so great about gary? ♪ oh, gary, gary, gary is great ♪ gary, gary, gary great, great, great ♪ oh, i really wish that you were gary. ♪ i really wish you were too ♪ ( laughter ) >> stephen: you know what, steve! >> what? >> stephen: i'm beginning to really like this gary. >> oh, yeah! ♪ gary, gary, gary, gary is great. ♪ gary, gary, gary, gary is great ♪ ♪ gary, gary, gary great, great, great ♪ gary, gary, gary, gary great, great, great ♪ >> tonight, stephen welcomes creators of broadway's "brigh

>> well, i think what's happening is we get -- it's good in a way, marty, because we get a chance tod maybe too much, we're certainly in an era where we know everything about everything and these athletes need to understand that and know that going forward this is what the future is going to look like. don't be surprised by anything. be ready for it. their parents, their agents, their families need to understand and help them through this. the coach, as well and the teams and the dolphins had the richie incognito thing and now this circus coming into their practice sessions and i think all these teams are pretty prepared for it. but this is a reality. there's no doubt about that. >> no question there are going to be a lot of lessons learned from this. christine very much. th takeo spike, thanks. >>> much more ahead in the "newsroom." stay here. their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and

. >> marty, who you were great with here -- >> jimmy: oh my gosh. the guy is unbelievable.name. >> then he promptly sent me a a cream-colored cashmere track suit for rocco. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a track suit? oh, that's the best! you got to get like a a medallion, too. >> so cool. so cool, yeah. >> jimmy: he's awesome. uncle marty. i want to show everybody a a clip. here's bobby cannavale in the hbo series "vinyl." take a look at this. >> i gave us all a chance to turn this [ bleep ] ship around. you know, try to figure out how to make something that's spoke to people, direct line. right to here, man. okay? are you too old? what do you think? what am i some kind of prophet to you, huh? rub on me and then you hear the word of god? it costs a lot of money. okay, there you go, julie. >> got it. >> screaming your heart out into a mic? it ain't cheap anymore. and if you don't have 800 grand in the bank, proof and sound, it ain't available. >> so it's over, is that it, it's over? >> no, it ain't over! we're making a [ bleep ] '50s compilation. >> jimmy: bobby cannavale, everybod

uncle marty. i want to show everybody a a clip. what am i some kind of prophet to you, huh? rub on me and then you hear the word of god? it costs a lot of money. okay, there you go, julie. >> got it. >> screaming your heart out into a mic? it ain't cheap anymore. and if you don't have 800 grand in the bank, proof and sound, it ain't available. >> so it's over, is that it, it's over? >> no, it ain't over! we're making a [ bleep ] '50s compilation. >> jimmy: bobby cannavale, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "vinyl" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be back with music from wild belle. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ verizon is the numr u're thinking, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them stretch the truth a little bit. like this. faster, more reliable and better coverage than ever. and it shows the coverage there. uh, oh, hold on. oh! map is not a depiction of coverage! well, then what's the point? i'm speechless. only verizon has the largest 4g lte network in america. and now if you buy a samsung gala

marty moseley, director of bank and equity strategy from vining sparks. marty, how are you?sn't vining sparks. i know that. you looked at these numbers and were pleasantly surprised? >> yes. this is a perfect example of underpromising and overdelivering. when you look at net versus income, what you mentioned earlier, the rate hike in december was really advertised as being very minimal. the benefit was twice what we thought. the impact on january and february, the income was expected to be down, which it was compared to year over year. we are still seeing some uptick from where we are at the end of the year. looked like march turned out to be much better than what we saw earlier in the quarter as well. >> as far as the writoffs, everybody was worried about energy. did they do a better job than their peers at managing this as they usually do in risk management. >> they are the leader of the market. so what we are seeing here is that they got out in front of the issue like we talked about on investor day. they were out there talking about what they needed to reserve for. they

mayor marty walsh joined survivors and victims' families for a wreath laying ceremony. three people were killed and more than 260 others were injured in the bombings. this year's marathon will be held monday under tight security. york native shot and killed in new orleans will be remembered with a public viewing today. will smith who played for the new orleans saints was killed saturday night. cardell hayes is now in custody. the saints are hosting the public viewing at its training facility and then a brass band parade is a tradition in new orleans, will take place afterwards. >>> nba team owners could be moving the 2015 all-star game out of north carolina. earlier this week, several senators reached out to adam silver. the law has led to companies including paypal to cancel expansion plans in the state and artists like bruce springsteen to cancel performances there. >> they could be poised to freeze regulated rates for the the cost of operating rental buildings fell over the last 12 months. the report shows that lower fuel costs offset an increase in taxes and labor c

braden tied marty for the most wins in the regular season. 5-1 win over the blue. braden holtby will not be able to break that record. they will be missing a couple of players. full rest, that's ok because they are going into the playoffs. kellye: thank you very much, fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. a slowspring is making return. we are back on tuesday. be prepared for your commute tomorrow, wet roads. shower activity from the early morning hours through about 7:00. starting to wrap up and why down as we get to 8:00, 9:00. tomorrow's high temperature d

the pill looked like marty candy and taken from the students during lunch. the pill tested positive for methamphetamine. the student is facing a drug charge. >>> the flyers lost an important game getting shut out by the red wings last night. they have three games left in the season. >>> phillies bullpen blew another one. le bullpen got the ball in the 9th with a 2-1 lead and sprung its second leak in the second game of the season. we've got good highlights here, but it was not good. the 3-2 loss moves the phillies 0. the final game of the series is this afternoon. >>> 5:18. horn did a is getting to the bottom of the billing error that double charged its customers. >>> a common disease is growing more widespread. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning

council president marty small going to join us? just a now minute to he will us what this means for the city's immediate financial future. >> did you hear about this? this happened late last night, led one of the worse tenures in nba history there is morning, we get a look at sam hinkie's bizarre resignation rant to join the 76ers, the reason why we are calling it a resignation rant, that's because he sent out letter and it is pretty long. so wait until you hear why the general manager says he quit, because stove keeley you have red through all of these page, haven't you? >> let's run some video of him, as we see, scott doll executive producer leaving through the 13 page letter there is now national news story, because it is 13 pages, single space, 7,000 plus words, it is a rambling odd weird wacky way to say i quit. and i was hesitant to even make fun of this all day today, because i questioned whether hinkie was having a mental breakdown. i guess you could wonder, but pretty -- he seems pretty secure in his identify yo sing rasi,

> top officials from the united states and india have agreed to step up military cooperation, amid marty activities. ash carter and indian defense minister announced the agreement on tuesday. logistic cooperation air and naval basis as well as other facilities and sharing supplies. >> we agreed in principle to share and exchange logistics. as has already been noted. which will allow us to do even more. >> carter said strategic cooperation will range from the india ocean to the asia pacific area. >> we will promote peace, stability, and progress in our region and the world. >> he noted the two countries are discussing further cooperation as well. >>> japan's maritime self-defense force has visited a naval facility on the south china sea for the first time. kamran bay is one of the closely guarded bases. hand in its maritime dispute with china. nhk world has more. >> reporter: japan federal defense are in the bay in vietnam on the south china sea. japan's first port call at the bay is aimed at the current china increasing military activities in the area. it is home to several russian built

he's 96 years old and helped turn judo into an olympic sport. >> tell me about marty. >> she's one ofur best that we have. she's not only a hard-working person but real determined. and she loves san jose state judo. >> reporter: so much so, malloy now works as an assistant coach, guiding young athletes like colton brown who's an olympic hopeful himself. >> fit wasn't for judo, i don't know where i'd be or what i'd be doing. because it teaches you to value people, value things. >> reporter: the olympics is reserved for the top 22 judo athletes. right now, brown is 23rd with only four tournaments left to improve that ranking. >> when i wake up, when i look at my phone to turn off my alarm it says wake up olympic games. that's what gets me up every morning. >> reporter: two graduates of the school and program now hoping to bring greatness once again back to where it all started. >> there's no reason that if i'm as focused and as in shape as i can be that i can't win it all. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> now, rio is getting ready and so are we. our very own jessica aguirre

sort of like marty, he was funny and gregarious and he sort of played that role for the rather inward looking ruth bader ginsburg. i think the better question is about the two women. >> peter slevin, one of the things that struck me this week was michelle obama's gracious comments and condolences of nancy reagan about the effective mentoring she received from mrs. reagan which i suspect of lot of people don't know about. can you comment on the fraternity of first ladies and how michelle obama has been able to use the benefit of that advice in her service? >> she spoke with every single first lady who was living when she got to the white house in 2009. she was particularly interested in advice on how to raise malia and sasha in the public eye. in 2007 when they started running, sasha was turning five, malia was turning 9. was one of her greatest worries, would she say to barack obama we are going to do this, you can run for the presidency, so she sought advice on that and living in this completely bizarre world, the strangest world's ever. you walk into the white house and you live in

alexander: i knew marty well. i knew skip. they knew me. was only going to stay five years.hink everybody thought dave would be. but for me, i am as surprised as they are. emily: u.n. on from west point to rise quickly through the ranks. gen. alexander: did not feel so quk at the time. emily: ifou intended to stay five years, what happened? gen. alexander: as my five years were coming up -- i had a great entor. at the time, a brigadier general. when on to be a lieutenant general. thathad been at west point talked about how do we take the future of our army? if we do not keep good people in the army, how do we change our army from what it was in the mid-1970's to where we needed it to be for the first desert storm. he convinced me these are good people. you go out and make money, or you can help these guys. so we talked about that with my wife and my family. stay.cided to i got a job offer at 20 years. it was incredible. i would have made three times what i made in the military. i told my daughters and my wife, and my kids said you need to stay in the army. for gave up better

space, it's an invasion of privacy in a way. >> i think he's doing the neighborhood a service. >> martyays no one caught on camera has ever contacted him to take the videos down. and police say as long as the cameras are on his property, not a problem. >>> happening today, astronaut scott kelly is officially hanging up his space suit. kelly is retiring after more than 20 years of service. he recently set the u.s. record for the most time spent in space. kelly returned to earth last month after living at the international space station for almost a year. >>> and u.s. employers had another solid month of hiring in march. the latest jobs report shows they added 215,000 jobs last month. the boost was driven by large gains in the construction, retail and health care industries. the figure suggests employers remain confident in their prospects to add staff. >>> and tens of thousands of people want to drive tesla's newest electric car. tesla's ceo elan musk says the demand is outpacing expectations for the new model 3. he says more than 115,000 preorders have already been received since yester

great goal minders make their reputation in the nhl post season, a guy like patrick roy, dominic, marty brodeur, became statues because of what they did in may and june and going to the stanley cup. but henrik doesn't really need that to validate that he's a great and an all-time great in a lot of ways. >> i was on your radio show this week, talking about the knicks and phil jackson, which is really big. it's almost entertaining to see. >> like stand-up! really fun! >> watching this i guess unfold jackson, we've known him to be calm and cool, but his pr people are coming out against jeff van gundy. he's lashed out at the media a little bit here. is the zen master losing his zen? >> not so zen when you're getting defensive and you're firing back. now, i understand if you have 11 rings, you're going to be protective of your legacy. >> and proud, sure. >> and your reputation. but the simple fact is, even phil jackson understands that he's fallen well below expectations where this team is right now, where the organization is. it's not just wins and losses. knicks fans understand that it's m

boston mayor marty walsh will join survivors and victims' families for a replaying ceremony at the finish line. there will be a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m. to mark the first time when the first bomb went off. three people were killed and 260 others injured in the bombings. >>> charles manson cult member leslie van houghton may be on the road to parole. in a meeting, she described how of rosemary la bianca. her lawyer insists she poses no danger to the public. it has 20 days to review the decision. >>> secretary of state john kerry says that the u.s. navy had every right to shoot down the russian warplanes that buzzed a destroyer. we showed you video of that incident. secretary kerry calling it, in his words, reckless, provocative and dangerous. one of the jets came within just feet of the ship. russian president vladimir putin is seen here in the call-in show, would only say that the u.s. must respect russia. >>> police in wisconsin releasing video of a wild high-speed chase through the streets of milwaukee. take a look at video. he escaped from a jail and hopped into a stolen car. he

are general alexander: i knew marty well. i knew skip. and they knew me.u had asked any of us -- i thought i was going to stay for five years. i think everybody thought dave would be. but for me, i am as surprised as they are. emily: and then you went on from west point to rise quickly through the ranks. general alexander: did not feel so quick at the time. emily: if you intended to stay five years, what happened? general alexander: well, actually, as my five years were coming up -- i had a great mentor. at the time, he was a brigadier colonel and then a brigadier general, and that had been at west point that talked about how do we take the future of our army? if we do not keep good people in the army, how do we change our army from where it was in the mid-1970's to where we needed it to be for the first desert storm, and what he convinced me was these are good people. and you can go out and make money, or you can help these guys. and so we talked about that with my wife and my family. and decided to stay. i got a job offer at 20 years. it was incredible.