santa cruz, casey mcgee, who is playing for his sixth major league team. in 2013, he won a title while playing in japan with the golden eagles, which was the epicenter. but mcgee says he was never worried about playing in the devastated area. >>> part of it was me being naive, not realizing how bad the situation had been over there. even once i got there, i toured some of the areas that were hit the hardest. there were a lot of people displaced and things, but i never had any problems as far as worries about the power plant or anything like that. maybe i should have and i just didn't, but it was a great experience all the way around. >> and nascar driver stole and race car has been found. it was stolen early friday morning and found by police in georgia early this morning and it's in good shape. even though the car has been found, he will not race tomorrow in atlanta because he missed qualifying yesterday. >>> she is only a junior high school student. yet, already they call her franchise. dennis o'donnell tells us at 17, sabrina is on a fast track to a lon

they will meet at the mcgee house and quickly come to terms. this is the mcgee house. it is still there. it is the only original surrender location anywhere, to survive. the original house in the original location with the original furniture inside. the chairs and table. it is a private home. it was open as a museum but did not have enough visitation to stay open. i got to meet the owner and he took me inside. the problem that we have though is that just with sherman and johnston, once news of lincoln's assassination gets out everything has to stop. and so the cease-fire is going to expire. and so taylor and camby will have to meet again. the second meeting will take place just a little to the north in the town of citronelle which is also on the railroad line. this time they get there the opposite way. taylor comes down on a train. camby leaves mobile on a train but the tracks are broken up and they cannot get any farther so the confederate train will have to go down and pick them up. the union contingent will arrive on a confederate train. now this second meeting will

casey mcgee is playing for his sixth mayor league team. in 2013, he won a title while playing in japan with the golden eagles. which was the epicenter of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. mcgee was never worried about playing in the devastated area. >> part of it was probably me be naive, not knowing how bad the situation had been over there. once i got there, i toured some of the areas that were hit the hardest. there were still a lot of people displaced and things, but i never had any problems as far as worries about the power plant or anything like that. maybe i should have and i just didn't, but it was a great experience all the way around. >> nascar driver, travis, stolen race car has been found. good news, it was stolen early friday morning and found by police in georgia early this morning in good shape. even though the car has been found, he will not race tomorrow in atlanta because he missed qualifying because of the missing car. she's only a junior in high school, yet they already call her the franchise. dennis o'donnell tells us a

mcgee came over from denver along with the protect 20,151st round pick from oklahoma city.ore news. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news this three alarm fire raging at a sheet metal plant in montgomery county, chopper three is their life over trico metal products on the 23 hundred block of wyondotte road in upper moreland. this is just south of the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike. police say no one was in the building when these flames erupted shortly after 5:00. we will of course have much more on this coming up on "eyewitness news" at the ten and 11:00 o'clock. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for the "cbs evening news". charlie rosies sitting in for scott >> rose: their homes were wrecked by sandy. now they say they're victims again of fraud. also tonight, prime minister netanyahu defends his controversial address to congress, saying the survival of israel is at stake. the l.a. police chief says his officers opened fire on a homeless man after one cop y

why did the can't office granted arrow 1935 monopoly the one i showed you when mcgee had two similar ones before it. we may never know. with the cat and you have a thing called a patent rapper which the document around a pant explains to you how and where and why this happened. that has been missing for 40 years and i couldn't find it. we don't exactly know what happened at the patent office. this is darrow's obituary in the new york times hailing him as the inventor of the game of monopoly. is the mcghee is very. i added hard time finding it. there's no mention of monopoly here than on her grave. she died in 1948. her whole history was an accident and it came up accidentally because of this guy. this is ralph onstock, this is a picture of him in berkeley in the 70s. he was an economist at san francisco state. makes the game called anti monopoly ended is not long before he hears from -- let me back of -- he is upset about the opec oil cartel's. mark on the left, feels like monopoly red-eye negative and wants to make it more philosophically freezing. they draw up a game, with his sons

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how did you find out about lizy mcgee? >> totally by accident. the whole story of the game came on by accident. i thought as everyone that monopoly had been invented during the great depression. not true. lizy mcgee got a patent of her game in 1904. sw. >> what did that game look like, i.t. didn't look like monopoly did it? >> to recognize her patent, she has go to, railroads, it is a circular design. she was very concerned with that and she used her board game as a teaching tool which would have been very in line with the times. the board games we think of them as a way to have fun now and even antiquated but the turn of the century it was a big way to get her ideas across. >> instead of someone who loved capitalism, it was someone who hated capitalism and was a feminist right? >> she was pretty outspoken on women's issues, income inequality, a lot of economic ideas at a time when a lot of women weren't or at least weren't getting listened to. she makes this game almost a protest and in 30 years by the time parker brothers acquires it it was alr

some light on what certainly has turned into one of the biggest mysteries of aviation history, oliver mcgee. thank you for joining us u what is your view on what most probably happened? >> thank you for having me, too today eric. as i said on hannity a year ago there are still things missing, the plane and patience. patience has been forced upon us. the preliminary report that wasssed just momentarily is having one safety recommendation, and that is global flight tracking. this is coming from the international civil aviation organization. preliminary findings and study on february 2 to 5, 2015, asking for global flight tracking. right now we track aircraft for about every 30 minutes in oceanic flights. they are probably going to be pushing back to do that tracking every 15 minutes, even as low as 10 minutes. and this is good news, because when we have, since 1948 80 oceanic remote aircraft that have been lost we've only found three this is the fourth. >> that's unbelievable when you say there have been 80. the vast distances in the south indian ocean are unbelievable. they've scoured about

casey mcgee. he is 10-20. the a's scored five. win 5-2. >>> college hoops, american east conference title game. albany trailing stoney brook but peter hits the game runningen three-pointer his mom died of cancer and he is the hero. sending his team to the big dance. the fans stormed the court. >> 49ers spending money in the free agent market adding reggie bush their roster. he'll compliment carlos hyde and. the gm likes it. bush has an ability to get outside and might bring the screen pass back to the niners offense. he had some veteran leadership to the 49ers locker room. >>> niners lose another corner barbing, perish. a team are high five interceptions. he'll be replace bid cherise wright. foamer u.s. usc trojan and chris cooke just reseened today also. >> the pga tour on the florida swing in tampa. tuning up nor arnold palmer event next week at bay hill. this is moore's son. going lefty. going to be on the tour one day. but today is all about his dad. even pars. birdies four on 6. bottom of the jar. 4-under 67. brandon be ongoi

casey mcgee. he is 10-20. the a's scored five. the a's win 5-2. >>> college hoops, american east conference title me. albany trailing stoney brook but peter hits the game runningen three-pointer his mom died of cancer and he is the hero. sending his team to the big dance. the fans stormed the court. >> 49ers spending money in the free agent market adding reggie bush their roster. he'll compliment carlos hyde and. the gm likes it. bush has an ability to get outside and might bring the screen pass back to the niners offense. he had some veteran leadership to the 49ers locker room. >>> niners lose another corner barbing, perish. a team are high five interceptions. he'll be replace bid cherise wright. foamer u.s. usc trojan and chris cooke just reseened today also. >> the pga tour on the florida swing in tampa. tuning up nor arnold palmer event next week at bay hill. this is moore's son. going lefty. going to be on the tour one day. but today is all about his dad. even pars. birdies four on 6. bottom of the jar. 4-under 67. brandon be

hasbro has acknowledged that monopoly was inspired by lizzie mcgee but since her death her story hasis the one that rolled the tice and got all of the credit. >> when he becomes a millionaire does anybody say, hey, a woman started this. >> lizzie mcgee actually speaket out. she holds up her bofrds the early game and said, hay i was the long time before. that by then they were so wrapped up. it was so much the even cham democratment. the informer dredger says the company paid 50 trees for the rights to a board game and they put her fate on the cover. >> she died in 1948. up until then she and die were given credit. after she passed away yes, she was forgotten. >> today monopoly is a real sport. "under the boardwalk" highlights come pettories in a u.s. championship. players like tim vandenberg who is now yous the tool as intended. a tool too teach minus the company. what to you think about it being the sop sit? >> be careful what you puts out there. fouchl. you do may noltd know a san francisco state profess ear suit. he won. over the ten years the cord bat el went on, lizzie mick guy'

giants and d-backs, mcgee continues to knock in runs. crawford scores from second. 2 or giants. mad duffy adds another one in the seventh. a standup triple to the gap. and the giants win 5-0 your final. this sports roth brought to you by bank of the west and chabot college in hair ward won the women's community college title. >> next at 6:00, liam neeson uses his certain set of my name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i serve. nobody wants to be without power. i don't want my family to be without power. it's much more personal to me for that reason. i don't think there's any place i really would rather be. ll >>> a dog owes his life to a group of

giants and d-backs, mcgee continues to knock in runs. crawford scores from second. 2 or giants. mad duffy adds another one in the seventh. a standup triple to the gap. and the giants win 5-0 your final. this sports roth brought to you by bank of the west and chabot college in hair ward won the women's community college title. >> next at 6:00, liam neeson uses his certain set of skills >>> a dog owes his life to a group of motorcyclistses. join us on kofy tv 20. how the pooch got out into traffic and what it took to finally get him to safety. >>> then on abc7 news at 11:00, the new plan to clamp down on imported seafood fraud. it's big business. disney's latest live action version of the cartoon classic topped the box office. girls and women packed theaters so see cinderella. 66% of the moviegoers were female. the movie was boosted by an animation short version of the hit "frozen." cinderella made $70 million and easily defeated liam neeson's movie. cinderella created by our parent company, disney. >>> does sound like a nice afternoon for mothers and daughters. >> are you going?

. >> joining me is president d most heather mcgee and professor paul butler.n terms of the doj report and their conclusion that effectively mike brown was moving towards officer wilson when wilson shot him, and that the witnesses say basically say brown dropped his hands at some part and charged at wilson undermining the phrase that became associated with this case, hands up don't shoot. there's been so much focus on that conclusion on the part of the right wing and conservatives like rudy giuliani and no tension, no discussion about the other scathing findings of the report about systemic racial bias in the ferguson police department. >> yes, so there were conflicting witness accounts about what happened and some eyewitnesses did say that mr. brown had his hands up that was disputed. i was a great prosecutor, alex i don't know if i could win that case if i were prosecuting officer wilson. what i do know is that the practice of lawsuit in which the department of justice is wholesale remaking the ferguson police department, because they discriminate against bla

casey mcgee doubles to the right field line. gregor blanco matt duffy come in to score.arly. they would go on to lose 5-2 your final. mls action earthquakes at the sounders. 4th minute. matched tied. chris wondolowski finds the back of the net. his second goal of the match. earthquakes go on to win, 3-2 your final. and before we go sad news to report. former giants president and general manager al rosen passed away. he worked pore san francisco from 1985 to 1992 taking a last place team and leaving them to the national league patent in 199. rosen was 91 years old. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. late check that forecast one more time. >> super hot. >> the live from san jose a summertime night. 72 degrees outside. still right now. temperatures tomorrow still close to 80 in the south bay. a few north bay showers p

. >> a short time later officer hamilton and his partner, officer mcgee, make a hit. >> i found two razorswere removed, the blades were removed from the disposable razors. these can be melted into a tooth brush handle. used as a real good slashing instruments. those are solid, very sharp razors right there. looks like my partner has found another one. the inmates who make these weapons often claim they're only for self-defense. but actions usually bear a different reality. >> take this, roll up a bunch of newspapers, even thicker than this, you got a good spear. we had a good sergeant killed here about 15 years with a spear made out of that stuff, a good, sharp point put on it. >>> next on "lockup: raw." >> i was not exposed. >> one prison's attempt to deal with sexually frustrated inmates all too willing to cross the line. >> indecent exposure is one of our major disciplinary problems. >> when you walk on the tier, they'll try to deliberately hold you at their cell while the guy across masturbates. >> i'm a man, right? you know what i'm saying? well, did you know words really can hurt you

casy mcgee scored with the giants and a solo shot to left. giants crush rangers.hoops a flip off glass had 18. nice pass in there. a 12-point lead. ucla paul liena ursular may have been tipped in there way short. griping and ripping on eight, launching for a ten for ten. his approach for tapping eagle. two holes later bunker up and down perfectly. two eagles with four under five behind the leader. robert gurerro is fighting undefeated tomorrow night. and collin rush talked about the bout. >> you know you learn a lot. >> it was the case for robert gererro. one time for his knockout prowss. he says he'll show the same respect as may weather did for him. >> it's one of those didn't come here to win. >> you've never been knocked out there is a contrast there. >> you know this poses a challenge. >> after mayweather he's seen it all. nothing will come as a surprise. >> he got some tactics under his belt. but it's how you react to it. you have to take care of business. to me it sounds like he's on the defensive. >> like i said it's how you react. we're going to see when

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mcgee battle 500. >> that will bring in billy burns. a's up 4-2.arker to end the game. zitto picks the final four. he tries to make the roster eight wins 5-2. >> all right. arkansas kentucky first half. kentucky up 16 at the break in the second half. carl anthony pounds inside with the dunk. kentucky remains undefeated. 78-63. with their perfect record kentucky also the number one overall seen. as we take a look at the other number one seed. duke from the south. wisconsin in the west. arizona, the two seed in the west. the big 12 and big ten gets four nods. oregon and ucla. 11th seed byu joins gonzaga. not all bad after a run to the sweet 16 a year ago. >> it's disappointing for all of us basketball fans. >> you're on record saying kentucky. >> okay. again. i don't want you to lose money. >> all right. thanks a lot. coming up a hollywood star helps out a co-star. >> it turns out yempbeveryone loves girl scout cookies. tom hanks is not only a customer and what a salesman he is. here is the story. >> two weeks ago, this girl and her mom were selling

casy mcgee scored with the giants and a solo shot to left. giants crush rangers. hoops a flip off glass had 18. nice pass in there. a 12-point lead. ucla paul liena ursular may have been tipped in there way short. griping and ripping on eight, launching for a ten for ten. his approach for tapping eagle. two holes later bunker up and down perfectly. two eagles with four under five behind the leader. robert gurerro is fighting undefeated tomorrow night. and collin rush talked about the bout. >> you know you learn a lot. >> it was the case for robert gererro. one time for his knockout prowss. he says he'll show the same respect as may weather did for him. >> it's one of those didn't come here to win. >> you've never been knocked out there is a contrast there. >> you know this poses a challenge. >> after mayweather he's seen it all. nothing will come as a surprise. >> he got some tactics under his belt. but it's how you react to it. you have to take care of business. to me it sounds like he's on the defensive. >> like i said it's how you react. we're going to see when

james mcgee her father and this didn't end up in the book that the civil war letters were at the civil war has society so you get the gloves and toss through them and start to get a portrait of who this guy really was and so that made them into real human beings as opposed to text book names so it was a totally different process from doing the newspaper story because most of the people in this case i was writing about were deceased. ralph was a huge resource and i never asked more of somebody in terms of time and walking me through the timeline of how he found things. he had a lot of notes and documented this really well. i interviewed his son's and there were people that died in the time i was reporting this so i was gathering as much as i could in those interviews. but then a lot of things it was frustrating because why can't i just ask you a question or what did you think about this? so there is a lot of genealogy but it was a hodgepodge of everything it was overwhelming. that was the hardest part was gathering all the string and then actually putting it together. if there were thin

report roar connections to the past that kathy mcgee burns will treasure forever. >>> chris may, cbs3ews". ♪ >> life coverage of the st. patrick's day parade begins tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. on the cw philly. we'll reair it at 4:00 on the cw and monday morning at 9:00 right here on cbs3. >>> here we go another weekend storm but this one was all rain across the delaware valley and in some spots picking up over an inch and a half of rain as we check in with our weather watchers basically southern new jersey and northern delaware saw the most rain from this system. but margo simmons in buena vista township new jersey topping the list at 1.72-inches of rain. that's a healthy amount. newark delaware delores also over an inch and a half of rain. from this system. townsend delaware tony checked in 1.2-inches. less the farther north you go from philadelphia just over an inch in willow grove william in levittown 1 pint 02. 1 inch in gilbertsville. the numbers drop off the farther north you go. chesterfield, new jersey connor .68-inches of rain today today. he sent a picture showing a little bit of

britney boyd taking a hit to the head from mcgee. boyd got all patched up and returned to the game.ints she hits a three. as the bears build an early 20- 12 lead. but stanford chipped away. good passing by the cardinals here. lilly thompson that goes to greenfield for the easier shot. now it'll be straight to the hoop. stanford wins the cardinal tournament despite finishing third in the regular season. it's becoming more and more apparent that the 49ers will have frank gore. sources are saying gore has told other team that is he has made his mind and will be signing with the eagles when free season starts on tuesday. the contract is said to be

they had a few highlights including this double by new third baseman casey mcgee.won 5-2, and gray will take the mound against the brewers this afternoon and the giants taking on the diamondbacks today as well. >>> a celebration of life in oakland. how the community came together to protest a senseless act of violence. >> he's doing things that other 30-year-olds in the industry wouldn't be able to do. >> he's talking about a 9-year- old cyberexpert. the advice a third grader is giving that could protect from you hackers. can be uncomfortable but when their behavior changes, it's time to act. call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". >>> welcome back. thank you for joining us this morning. a mostly cloudy start over the bay area, giving you a live look from ktvu, oakland 62 degrees with calm conditions. >>> can you imagine getting an invitation to the white house? a minnesota boy who is fighting cancer just got one to go to the white house next month. >> he's 11-year-old graham fowler and he will be going to dc for the annual easter egg roll at

on the hill, nick, a third, casey mcgee great play with on target throw for the out.tom six, giants down 5-0. double to right. only extra base hit on the day an they fall big. 10-0 the final. >> as. just getting started, next hitter blowing down carlos quinton. sticking to one hit in four innings of work. couple runs and that is right here. ben zobrist, good wood and throw-run homer to right center. 2 for 3 on the day. a's win big 14-2. >>> finally, sharks have seven game roady beginning with winnipeg. desperate for victory in the play off chase. adam bouncing in a quick lead later in the period winnipeg now at 2-0. jacob, ripping a shot that andrew hit home. he allowed three goals on eight shots and right now, sharks trail 4-1 in the third period. starting the night six points shy of the final play off position in the west. they are desperate for wins. it is getting real late. the conclusion of that one tonight at 11:00. >> okay. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the ad helping save money on people's taxes. how does it do that? by tracking miles you drive on the

i want to bring in oliver mcgee. he joins us from washington. he is a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of transportation. thank you so much for joining us. you served in that role from 1999 to 2001. and, you have seen, you've seen a lot of accidents in your day. what do you make of this one? >> well, i think this is probably an issue on equipment. it appears to be best speculation says it may be a decompression that took place. we're talking about pilots use of glasscock pit, fly-by-wire, airbus series, compared to fly by cable on the boeing series. pilots like to fly by cable because they can feel the aircraft better. they feel how it moves. aviate and 1/2 gaat better. fly-by-wire, cockpits sometimes they black out. this could happen here if we speculate. everything i'm say something speculation until we get the black boxes in place. that is a preference between the pilots of the insofar having recordings inside of the cockpit that is a good . mr. hall is suggesting because the more information we get, the better we know how to investigate these crashes. mel

the giants and d-backs and mcgee continues to knock in runs. brandon crawford scores from second.duffy has another run in the seventh with a stand up triple in the gap. the giants go on to win it 5-0. we add three-man playoff to determine our winner. ryan moore strug -- struggled early on. he takes it for two and rolls in for an eagle. he had a three-stroke lead, but he finished fifth. one over 72 on the day. jordan spieth and the co leader at 10 under 467 on his i did and he is also 10 under. patrick reed. five under 66 on the day and first in the clubhouse at 10 under. spieth needs a par putt and he got it. all three hung around until the playoff hole. spieth, a 30-foot birdie putt for the win and he drops it. >> i have a four-foot slider. and i guess it was my day. under this kind of pressure these fans were unbelievable from the get go. i owe a lot to them and it was an unbelievable team effort. >> serena playing at indian wells and after being booed as a teenager. serving up five aces and took the first set and then in the second with the backhand. winner. took just 53 minute

. >> i'm joined by pilot kris mcgee. kris, you have obviously been following the story. from what you heard from the german side and french investigators, what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me was the complete confusion. the facts from the immediate -- the immediate facts that came out. nothing added up. nothing checked. there was a huge question from day one. we usually have a clearer direction quite soon as to we need to look at the aircraft and the pilots. this has been confusion since day one. >> do you think -- many expected the data recorders would provide more information. the voice recorders provided a lot of the detail we were looking for. do you think that, of course, we haven't found the data recorder, once that's found, what kind of information would that show us? >> that gives us the background of what the aircraft was doing. anything with regards to technical data, what was going on with the flight, what was being pushed, which controls are being manipulated. things like rates of turn. all the technical side of things. >> right. let's focus now on

oliver mcgee, howard university. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. melissa: taking the pulse of america. it is the not pretty. why one in three americans still have not recovered from the great recession six years later. >>> plus, we've got more on developing situation at laguardia. how a near disaster in new york is affecting the rest of the nation's travel. more "money" up next. melissa: bad news on the economy. the country still feeling like it is 2008. nearly one in three americans have not recovered from the recession. that's a huge number. it is according to a new survey from pew research. let's bring the panel back in. charlie gasparino david asman, rich lowery. rich, does it surprise you? >> no it is a recovery still not felt by a lot of people. there is a disconnect between indicators like employment numbers and stock market and popular opinion about the state of the economy. what is most striking from the pew numbers, look from february 2011 basically the same. the improvement is tiny just at the margins. melissa: you're right. just barely.

top of the first, casey mcgee doubles down the right field line. giants lead, 2-0.espite the fast start, that's all the gfrmt"g" men would get e day. the a's win 5-2. tune in this afternoon for the first spring training game. the diamondbacks go to scottsdale to take on the defending champs >>> coming up, a delicate diplomatic dance is underway between the u.s. and the cuban government as they try and reestablish political ties. up next, the south bay man who is sure of the right steps that need to be taken. >>> good morning. i'm mike inouye. there is lots to do on "today in the bay." we begin with a quote from william shakespeare and his work with julius cesar. beware, the eyes of march. >>> now, we will show off the work of michelle michelle creator of the brides of march. an adults only and only in san francisco event on the eyes of march. brides of march is part social statement on the ideal of marriage and part comment on ever increasing consumption and mostly an irreverent bar hop around san francisco. this is not for the kids. >>> the next one, this is not fo

sandoval, a challenge on the field, but fitting in with new teammates is also an important part of mcgee'stransition to the orange and black. >> as far as personality goes fits in fine with the team. that seems to be the case with a lot of people that come in here. i think the front office recognizes that and bring those people in. >> look at the names, it wasn't names that jumped off the paper, but after the fourth or fifth inning, look up down five and your helped spinning trying to figure out what just happened. a bunch of grinders. pitching staff and bull pen, wasn't anything to look forward to. so i'm definitely excited to be on the other side of it and playing behind those guys trying to figure out how to hit them. >> and took the lead 2-1 off a patrick march lowe goal in the second period at the tank. funny note. the suspension. teammates decided to have fun at his expense and draft add press release that said he would be suspended six games instead of one and included a fake quote from the warriors gm giving the backup center a bit of a scare before he'd learned he'd only miss tomo

also heather mcgee president of dmos and kaylynn jones, president of the black student union and one of the organizers of monday's student protests. kaylynn, i know that you were at tony robinson's funeral yesterday and i understand it was particularly hard for you and the other young people who were present? >> yes, ma'am. it was really hard. it hurt to see him like that. >> tell me a little bit about why this death, the shooting death of tony robinson has not only sparked the pain that you're feeling but the protests? >> i think it was because no one expected to come to madison. i've lived in madison since i was little and i never thought of madison to be something -- someplace where something like this would happen. i mean i have really good interactions with a lot of the police officers in madison and i look at all of them most of the ones i've seen in a positive way. and when this happened it just -- i think it caught everybody off guard and you hear about this stuff on the news all the time with the trayvon martin cases and the mike brown cases, but when it hits home and when i

. >>> a look at casey mcgee the third baseman brought home this run. he's batting over .500. giants won the game by a final of 5-0. that is sports at this hour. everybody have a terrific monday. i'll see you around. >>> okay vern. play of the day from the world of golf the pga valspar tournament no florida -- in florida. sixth hole in the final round. ryan moore an impressive shot. he's 174 yards out. took a while. but from almost two football field lengths, unbelievable! >> worth the wait. >> huh? what? >> worth the wait. >> yeah absolutely. but jordan spieth did go on to win the tournament. not bad. >> not bad. >>> 5:25. ex-49er ray mcdonald is on the offense this morning, the latest push from his legal team to clear his name. >> plus, an effort to increase voter turnout. the bay area city that wants kids to get involved. >> and everyone's talking about it this morning. we have the shocking ending to a tv cold case mystery. a millionaire arrested for the murder of a woman with bay area ties. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a w

. >> hi, i'm meredith mcgee here with the campaign legal center. really two areas that i'd like to hear you address. one is when you talk about free markets, just kind of the divide between the 1% and the rest, when you talk about free markets, are you concerned about the growing gap economic gap in our society? and if you have unfettered free markets, you know, as a libertarian point of view, there's really no role for the government to try and deal with this economic wage gap particularly. the second is this kind of question of the role of money in politics. and i'd like you to address kind of how you see the crony capitalism, kind of your view on the campaign finance system and where cato comes down in terms of trying to address a system that has a free market that's not exactly free but has candidates out there raising millions of dollars from a very small number of people. >> all right thanks. let me talk a little about inequality. i do write about that a little bit in the book. i think the way i would look at it is what is the real problem we

police say jealousy drove young to shoot and kill mcgee after he saw an ex- girlfriend talking to himam: the men are being held without bail. >> pam: santa rosa police are joseph manuel medrano. a repeat stolen vehicle offender who eluded police the suspect was last seen speeding in a stolen honda accord at cleveland avenue santa rosa, before later >> pam: member. a reward of up to 500 dollars is being offered for information on medrano. >> pam: stolen vehicle offender who eluded police sunday afternoon. >> pam: firefighters rescued a dog. after a two- alarm fire burned a bedroom and hallways of an antioch home this morning. the fire was reported at 11:32 a.m. at a home on west ninth street near b- street. >> pam: there were no residents at started. and crews only found a dog in the basement. >> pam: according to fire officials, the blaze appeared to have started in one of the home's bedrooms and then spread to the hallway and attic. >> pam: the fire was under control just before noon. the exact cause is still >> gary: a dog was found safe after a two-alarm fire burned a bedroom and h

. >> hi, i'm meredith mcgee here with the campaign legal center. you touched just at the end there about solutions. and not surprisingly while we may disagree on many other areas, this notion of the corruption that is inherent in special interests in washington -- notwithstanding mitch mcconnell's claim there's really no such thing as special interests in washington -- i'd be interested in hearing you speak more about the role you think money in politics place in this -- plays in this corruption the corporate welfare, however you want to characterize it. some of us have long believed obviously, that not only does it influence the outcome of elections but, obviously along with lobbying and other things, exactly what happens the policies that get made. so i'd like to hear you speak more about that. >> sure, i'd be happy to. and the end of the book is sort of a call for a bipartisan cross-ideological coalition where i think there are areas of agreement. you know, i found myself agreeing a lot when i was writing, especially the last chapter, with raffl

. >> i am meredith mcgee with the campaign legal center. and we disagree on many areas but this notion of corruption in special interests in washington not withstanding mitch mcconnell's claim that there's no such thing as special interests in washington. the roles that you think money and politics plays in this cronyism. in the corruption in the corporate welfare. however you want to characterize it. some of us not only influences the outcome of elections but along with lobbying exactly what happens. i would like you to speak about that. >> i would be happy to. at the end of the boat, a call for bipartisan cross ideological coalition. where there are areas of agreement. i find myself agreeing a lot especially the last chapter with ralph nader. i see the problems of fannie mae and freddie mac her leon and recognize the problem and put him next to peter wallace in. people probably disagree on more things done that when they do agree and i don't think it is deniable that special-interest money is a problem in politics. i think that because of

my mother's brother was frank mcgee, famous nbc anchor man.volved. >> so he was unphased basically. what's your reaction as you see people come and take pictures with this memorial tribute? >> it really amazes me. grandpa deserves the recognition. he was a great person, and he was all military. there was a drill sergeant up the road here, and my dad was trained -- he trained special forces. so he would wake us up. get going, get out of bed, 1, 2, 3. he had all kinds of military slogans and songs he would sing. he was a jumper, ranger jumper. >> so he felt very strongly about it. obviously it touches you to see all the outpouring of support and gratitude from people out here. >> he had a connection to almost all people because of his experiences around the world. >> reporter: thank you so much charlie bell. >> thank you. >> reporter: the 408k race to the road is the event that's happening today. where we are is a memorial mile in front of joe bell's 95 year old world war ii veteran who passed in january. he started this tradition and his legacy