meyer.ail, doyle should know that we, erdt, went to a lot of work, time and energy to clear his name and support his good reputation. jones went on to disparage the student, saying geeon may rear his ugly head again. doyle was temporarily barred from being a host father, but the next school year, yet another student would become a victim. >> did you know that there had been any problems at all with doyle? >> i didn't know about any problems at all. >> when 16-year-old chris herbin from germany moved in with doyle meyer in 2005, he says doyle began molesting him right away. >> he said this is american culture, and i should get used to it. >> chris says doyle drugged him. he spent his days in fear. not knowing what to do. >> i was very afraid that he would send me home, because my parents would be very disappointed. >> so you let him do things that you now can see were things you didn't really want to do. >> yes. i can say he touched places he shouldn't have touched. >> and there were even mor

this is deputy kevin meyer. meyer gets him down on the ground. at this moment we think he's about to cuff him and make an arrest but things quickly change. >> wow. >> that guy is half the size of that deputy. >> he just body slammed him. >> he justicked him up with what looked like super human strength, knocked offhe dety's glasar from his cuff and his communication microphone so he couldn't call for help. look what happened. some good samaritans come to the deputy's aid. look at this person pulling davis's leg, getting him under control. another man is laying down on him physically helping the deputy get davis under control. and a third man comes in to help. these three men are being praised by the broward sheriff's office for their actions and these men were actually homeless men. >> wow. >> wow. >> they are not young guys, it looks like from this video. it looks like they are older guys. they must have that old man strength. >> as the video continues, they do get davis under control. he's cuffed and arrested and charged. he's currently held wi

here's the thing, guys, roxanne meyers is made up. this whole story is a parody. >> what? this isn't real? >> not real. >> news organizations that picked it up went with it as being true? >> yes. did was created by somebody named evan butler on the youtubechannel thoseguys.tv. the girl in this video did have her feet partially amputated because of another medical condition, but the story is not true. to find out why this parody was made, we have evan butler, the creator on the video online with us now. when you made this video, did you do it with the intention to fake out news entities? >> it's a parody, an absurd commentary about how absurd i think the sensational media is nowadays. >> were you lying to the media when they asked questions? >> you guys are the first to make any effort to contact me. i would 100% admit that was a parody if anyone asked me. it's gotten completely out of hand. >> all right. roxanne, you can tell us your story? >> it looks like a high school video project. did you do that on purpose? >> yeah. i did try to make it as cheesy as possible. for som

>> no one doubts aiden meyers' diagnosis, but he's not the case of the socially withdrawn, nonverballd. he attends reed academy in oakland, new jersey, where each child is taught full-time by a teacher. >> my little boy is riding a bike all by himself. >> many argue no matter what the reasons for the increase in cases -- >> you did it. >> -- huge numbers of children could benefit from such extra care. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> joining us now, dr. levine, a pediatrician based here in new york, she worked with the american academy of pediatrics and is a mother herself. thanks for being here this evening. this is difficult for parents to accept because there's almost a helpless feeling that it brings about. what should parents be looking for in their children in the early developmental years. >> early intervention really improved out. if you have a child that is 18 months old and doesn't make good eye contact and doesn't recognize their own name and respond to their own name, doesn't point to things, doesn't wave, doesn't interact with other children, then you want to talk

[laughter] >> dave, would you share the story of the oscar meyer wagon interception with your child? >> i have a theory of parenting which is that your function as a parent is to embarrass your children. i embrace that. that is your job, to be embarrassing to your children, just as your parents were embarrassing to you. i was at the miami herald and i got a call from the oscar meyer wiener company, talking about bringing the wienermobile to miami. there are six of them. a lot of people do not know that. [laughter] this nation leads the world in wienermobile technology. although, iran is a developing more. [laughter] not for long. so they called me up and say we're bringing the wienermobile to miami, would you like to drive it for a day? i said heck yes. i knew exactly what i wanted to do. i wanted to pick my son of that middle school. [laughter] there he is in peer pressure hell. i will never forget. there are all these mothers in minivans. and behind it is this looming hot dog, and i am saying, rob berrryy, come to the wienermobile. you scar their child psychologically for life. yes

brian: christopher meyer, 21-year-old college junior at the university of kentucky. later on you write using a 52-pound rock, resendez bludgeoned the 6 '2 meyer to death. lexington police would later describe meyer as a true hero who did everything within his power to help the young lady he was with and paid the ultimate price for that. while mayer lay hog tied and dying, choking on his own blood, resendez raped his girlfriend and beat her unconscious. he left her with her stab bounds and left her for dead. did she die? michelle: she was the sole survivor in his killing spree. brian: he's back in the country, let go, voluntarily let go. here is september 13, 1985. after serving less than six years of a 20-year sentence, paroled and then deported to mexico from brounsville, december 10, 1985, less than three months after deportation, back in the united states, in charge of falsely claiming united states citizenship in reno, oklahoma. it goes on and on like this. is there no point ever somebody put him away forever? michelle: well, there were a couple of key figures. a

general meyer? there's one thing you must understand. it's unethical not to be professional at the art of war or not to be professional at any art. i am assuming in this situation that we have already decided that from a professional point of view this is the best way to employ the force in that situation, and that element that's being used in that area contributes to the greater good. lieutenant downs, one of your men just doesn't accept this. he can see his buddies dying left and right. he says, "this is suicide. i'm not fighting. i'm not going forward," and you're ready to move. i'm ready to continue attacking. "i'm not going!" i'll order him to continue. "i'm not walking in there. this is ridiculous. men are just being murdered!" there's no time. "i'll stay here." i'll hit you with my rifle and threaten to shoot you. "i'm not going!" in that case, i've already given the order. i told you what would happen. we're under fire. i'm thinking. the men are looking at me. i've got stress that's unbelievable. i've got to take that hill. i'll

. ♪ good morning academy how are you ♪ >> 3-year-old aiden meyers waw diagnosed with autism last sum.> i told myself i was going to be okay with it, and today -- it was a hard day. >> aiden is among the children, 1 in 54 are boys. now diagnosed with some disorder that falls in what is called the autism spectrum. that's a 23% increase from the last survey taking two years earlier, according to the cdc. >> since 2002, the problems have increased 78%. >> no one is sure what is behind the numbers, but many experts believe part of it is a greater awareness among the medical establishment and among parents. and many experts say that problems that used to be labeled disorders, ranging from mental retardation to learning disorders are now diagnosed at autism. >> we're more inclusive. we include people with more cognitive abilities and less severe problems than we have in the past. >> what have you got in your pocket? >> sticks. >> no one doubts aiden meyer's diagnose, but he's not the case of the social withdrawn, nonverbal child. he attended reed academy where each child is taught full time

>> reporter: meyer declined "for an interview saying his par roves almost up and he wanted to move onove on. >> this day i find it hard to trust other people, this is a major issue for me. >> chris herben is one of the victims, you can see more of kate snow's report with rock center with brian williams tonight at 10:00. that is news4 at 5:00. news4 at 6 is now. >>> tonight, new details in the ethics probe that has shaken the d.c. sustainment. the guy who has spent decades behind bars for the murder of a woman walks free today and the national parks service changing its prediction about when we will see those cherry blossoms in bloom. good evening, i'm wendy rearing sitting in for jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. military involvement in afghanistan will undergo a major shift next year. box met david cameron at the white house. they talked about how to move forward in the nation despite increased violence. brian mooar is on

but davis fights back, throwing the deputy meyer to the ground. that is when three homeless dudes from a nearby shelter jump in to help subdue that suspect. >> why the restaurant was full. everyone else didn't make a move. they decided to get involved and you know, risk personal injury to help a stranger, basically. i think they are phenomenal. they didn't have to get involved and they did. and you know, they made a great choice that day to assist and take a violent criminal off the street. >> that's what i'm talking about. deputy meyer suffered a few bruised ribs and minor injuries, but otherwise not seriously hurt. all thanks to some dudes who didn't have much. >> well police in fort lauderdale are looking for a man caught on tape attacking a customer at a convenience store. happened last month while the men were waiting in line at a shell gas station. the victim says his attacker told him to back up and started pummeling him. the victim never fights back, even as the man beats him into the corner of the store. the attacker stopped to leave. the

john meyers, sacramento bureau chief, will be with us to talk about governor brown. rachel, we'll start with you and a long-running story here in san francisco. that is about san francisco sheriff mirkarimi. seems to not be able to not have unwound himself from this case involving his wife and domestic violence. >> right, i mean, there always seems to be something new all the time. this week we found out ross mirkarimi, facing three criminal charges of misdemeanors stemming from a case of alleged domestic violence on new year's eve, he decided in a plea bargain with prosecutors to plead guilty to a lesser charge of false imprisonment. he had been facing domestic violence, battery, dissuading a witness and child endangerment because this alleged incident took place in front of their 2-year-old son. they decided to have a plea bargain agreement, he'll be sentenced monday. this case just keeps going and going and going. jury selection had been under way already. they had close to 450 potential jurors in the pool. only about 150 left. a lot of the people have heard about

meyer, you will remember, received the medal of honor last year. he is credited with saving more than a dozen lives in afghanistan. >>> did you see it? the first lady on letterman last night. michelle made her first appearance. he asked her if the president tellser if he had a good day or bad day at the office. >> hypothetically speaking, at the end of the day, has your husband ever come home and said to you, oh, that john boehner, what an idiot. at an idiot. >> it has never happened, never, never. he is always upbeat, particularly about congress. gr >> how can you not be upbeat? >> okay. i'm he not sure i buy that. >> she is not going to divulge too much. >> mrs. obama also spoke about her visit to a target store in alexandria last september. she said she thought her cover was blown after i woman helped her reach for an item in the detergent aisle. >> she probably did a take. >> i would imagine those are things she cherishes. she is the most famous woman on the planet, at least in america. >>> the future of a memorial to president dwight eisenhowe

. >> debra meyers did not intent on selling her product in grocery stores. >> we thought about who our customer is, and where they are at, and what they can afford. >> but that's exactly where her lotions and hand blended salts and hand soaps ended up. it was originally made with high-end shop boutiques and shops in mind. after all, that was her background, her big brands. >> that was the only dog i knew. it was all about prestige. it had a certain level of snob appeal and i really wanted to go after that. >> it was during her conversations with recognizable brand names that she was dealt a little blow to her ego. >> i was told the products were not high end enough, and the price point was not high end enough, and that was devastating, quite frankly. and then i took it as a blessing, because i thought i can focus on the area i want to concentrate on. >> she wanted to make sure the products were available to as many people as possible. >> affordable luxury is about providing the best quality product that we can. once we decided we wanted it to be affordable luxury for everybody, it beca

another lawsuit which is kind of interesting take a look at this clip explains that lindsay blanc meyer filed suit saying a roommate sex life affected her mental health she appealed to administrators to move out and got nowhere her attorney writes blank meyer fell into a dark and suicidal depression after months she eventually moved back to new york state finished class working graduated. now the school disputes they say you know they tried to offer her lodging after that a private room and she never explained it was because of the sexual stuff but it's just kind of an interesting complaint to make. you know she said she became suicidal eventually had to go into a hotel because her roommate. please just tell you we're making you stop having so much sex i was just like sleep on the floor of your dorm in the hallway like i did my entire freshman year of college i mean come on there are steps you can take to make sure that i don't have to listen to your roommate run game twenty four hours a day you know no i didn't say the same i said same problem yeah actually i spent a lot of time sleepi

you will need chains on i-80 and highway 50 in the sierra, highway 50 from twin bridges to meyer.u head from cisco towards truckee. 680 walnut creek, southbound traffic looks good, as you head towards highway 24 on the right. we can tell you exactly where slow with the exclusive waze traffic app westbound 4, 31 miles an hour in antioch s up past somersville. going to abc7news.com/waze to download our free traffic app. >>> 5:55. >> the u.s. may be more vulnerable to major hacker attacks than you think. >> here's jane king. >>> good morning. u.s. may be losing the fight against hackers. fbi's top anti-hacking cop henry told the "wall street journal" the country's current approach isn't working because criminals are too talented and u.s. defenses are too weak. there is not a single secure unclassified computer network in the nation. henry leaving the fbi to take a corporate cyber security job in washington. stocks retreating yesterday after drops in consumer confidence in home prices. deconstructing how an ipad battery works apple offering new explanation why ipad sometimes indicates

that is a mug shot from the sheriff in florida, the for the meyers area.he was on a flight from charlotte to for the meyers and lost it and the deputy on the flight used mistake ties to held her down. the arrest report said she continued to kick and scream and she broke an armrest. according to the reporting of nbc's raleigh station, the woman screamed and cried as she was checked in the terminal and cops charged her with three counts of battery and interfering with an aircraft. that is federal. >> pope benedict and castro meeting as the pope wraps up a trip to cuba. that is ahead. and thousands of girls calling and leaving messages for justin bieber. the problem is they had the wrong number. and grandma is at home going what are you doing? imagine you are 82 and you get hundreds of calls a day for justin babier. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like thes

derek roy, tyler meyers. sabers won 3-2 in o.t.inally, it can add another milestone hall of fame resume. the all-time scoring list. he's now in 19th place all time. however, the celebration was short lived. gabriel with a rocket passed hiller. avalanche scored with a 3-2 win. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogen. >> what's next for oscar winner meryll strep? and what's definitely ahead for the real star artist? your early morning headlines are straight ahead. this is how many college students will be spending their free break. you're watching early today. >>> welcome back to "early today." strong storm system moving through the northwest. maybe a little bit interior to san jose to sacramento. some snow in the mountains near tahoe. the cold temperatures, very low snow levels will yield some rain showers. and even into tomorrow, not a lot changes here. it's a pretty big storm system that's going to continue with our instability showers. nbc 5, medford oregon explore the history, design and technology behi

in these pages, mathews said myers kennedy's leadership embracing civil rights -- matthews ed meyers kennedy's leadership and increasing cigarettes. but he is not -- matthews kennedy's leadership. >> he would be tracking you all the time and knowing your emotions and not in the slightest be affected by it. >> in the context of modern-day politics, mathews believes jfk's story contains lessons of current candidates -- contains lessons that current candidates can learn from. >> it looks like the huge solar storm that engulfed the earth today has left humans without any major problems. there have been reports of issues on power grids,, or other technology which sometimes acted during these storms. this had the -- this had 10 times the strength of a normal storm. but it could intensify through friday morning. >> the magnetic field in this storm is actually aligned the same way the earth's magnetic field protects the earth. >> experts say the storm could actually revealed the northern lights in some parts of the u.s. tonight. >> lots of cloudiness will prevent us from seeing the northern

trammell meyers. worth the wait. on the break to mile leekin. oh, my. knocking off the top speed 75-72. patterson in the semifinals next week. stay with us. another check of the forecast coming up. >> final check of the weather. don't be surprised to see pop-up frozen precip in the morning and things get better throughout the week. favorite day is thursday which i think could be even warmer if things shape up good. warming trend and coolest day monday. enjoy. outdoor activity and golf. >> tee time young man! let's do it. >> lowell nice to see you. >> my pleasure. exhausted after working this morning and now. don't know how john does it. >> i don't know how he does it either. he's been doing that a long time. >> let people know you did the morning show and came back and nighttime. strong guy. thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow at 5:00 for 11 news sunday morning. "saturday night live" is next with linsy lohan. ♪ >>> welcome to "fox report." [ cheers and applause ]

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musicians will perform at the meyer house at 10:30, they will perform alongside the members of the bsoin the side-by-side concert. >>> this month, tsa says u.s. military personnel will be able to avoid the long security lines at airport. active duty service members and troops and reservists will be allowed to go through the precheck. big birthday for a favorite cookie, oreo turns 100 years years old today. >>> the boss is back. he is releasing a new album today. wrecking ball is the subpoenath studio album set to hit shelves this morningment. >>> week passed since a shooting killed three students in ohio. >> the 17-year-old in the shoot willing be in court with what is expected. >> today accused ohio school shooter, tj lane expected to appear in juvenile court for a pretrial hearing. a funeral mass will be held for a 16 year old, one of the victims. 17 year old nick wall zack another student has been transferred to a rehabilitation unit in cleveland, shot in the neck, arm and back, a second victim was released from the hospital last week, a third was nicked in the ear by a bullet. pros

during a new year's eve argument domestic violence advocates are calling on mayor ed lead to force mark meyer net creep me out office he says will raise concerns that tomorrow sentencing. ms. romney is a little closer to becoming the republican presidential nominee even though the race is far from over. the former massachusetts governor won the pr primary both he and fellow front-runner santorum campaigned in future primaries this today talking about the economy. santorum as the same economic back on the president has. this is a primary process where somebody had a huge advantage a huge money advantage in the establishment's and hasn't been able to close the deal and even come close to closing the deal fell the primary on tuesday. the winning pr rummy pickup 21 delegates now have newt gingrich politician is the 70 genies why is the company asked to charge customers more assemblyman jerry hill and utility reform network will urge the california public utilities commission to reject the plan at tomorrow's hearing. the proposal charges customers 95 percent of the cost policies fairness. if there

. >> reporter: flint meyers harrison, a young self proclaimed ultra overlord and middle child had gone viral. >> did that surprise you? >> yes, a lot. >> a monkey in a bacon suit, where did that come from? >> how do you think of a monkey in a bacon suit. that is so awesome. how do you imagine that as something awesome. >> sometimes it takes a fourth grade tore point out the obvious. >> where did you get the ideas? read a lot, one. i play lots of video games. >> which paid off on thursday, when flint brought his mom to reunite with his friend. they took pictures and tried out the weather wall. then on the midday news they finally caught up, discussing the reaction from flint's family and friends. well, a lot, most of them are happy for me. a couple of them are jealous of it. >> are they? >> some of them are better at hiding it than others too,. >> all from a note with a promise to a tv weatherman. a promise that led to a day that was pretty dang sweet. >> i would say it's pretty dang sweet. >>> i don't thinkly ever hear that compliment. we got the clouds holding still over baltimore rig

gloria meyer, her husband acquired the collection during his lifetime and when he passed away she wanted to be able to share this collection with the public. it is 54 autographs that are original, that center around the founding fathers of the united states. so there are 18th and 19th century autographs that have accompanying images that go along with them and two of them are from the 20th century that are like the beginning and end. the very first one we have was the impetus for the collection. and this is a letter sent to mr. henry rab in san antonio, texas, in february of 1919. and it's a "thank you" letter and signed by the assistant secretary of the navy, franklin roosevelt. along with this letter was a check that says it's for binoculars and it's a check for $1. one point zero zero. he was the grandfather of a collector of these artifacts. and he gave it to his grandson when he was 13 years old. and he said, don't ever cash this check and don't ever lose this because it's going to be more valuable than the dollar. so he kept it from the time he was 13 and it stimulated an interest

. >> sounds like you're agreeing with urban meyer. i want to read a quote i read in the times this morning. i think new york is unique, by the way, urban meyer, the former coach at florida. i think new york is unique. if there is anyone that can handle it is tim. he will handle everything up front and first class and humble about everything and probably a whole different animal in new york but he handles everything the same way. here is my but. college ball isn't nearly as scrutinized as pro, as nfl, is it? >> no, not at all. if you follow tim tebow's career, ever since he has been to the nfl, all of the people that he has grown up watching, all the quarterbacks that he admired growing up, all of these different stations and the pundits, they rip him and the fact he n overcome all of that, his idols not giving him much of a chance and him going out and doing it in the fourth quarter to me is very impressive. that's a skill that i think he can bring to the jets, that mental toughness that can take them to the next level. >> we shall se

greg meyer at massachusetts general hospital.nks for joining us today. >> thank you for having me as part of the conversation. >> i want you to respond. one thing i've noticed as a rteer, when you talk to citizens out there in the world, voters about the affordable care act, they say i don't really know. i don't really see that much this eegs happening in my life. if you talk to people who are running hoppeds, who are working for anyone within the health industry, they are saying we're doing tons of stuffaround the affordable care act. there's all kinds of things happening. is that true for massachusetts general hospital? and what does the act mean for how you deliver care there? >> absolutely. the impact has been dramatic. this week, the supreme court has had us all focused. but the reality is is that there's a lot in the act that focuses on the quality of care. let me give you one example. earlier, you talked about the fact that a small minority of patients, whether or not you say it's 10% is accountable for 67% or 20%, the rea

meyer lemons you don't see in ads a lot but there are plenty in the market right now. these are almost like a sweet lemon. they are great in so many different desserts and pies and almost out of hand like an orange and i love the zest on them. 49 cents each. that's a great deal. the smell of these lemons are incredible. sweet onions that also are being imported in. these onions are loaded with sugar. i'm not kidding you. saute them for five or 10 minutes to get sugar out. 89 cents a pound, that's your average price on these sweet onions. so there you go. a few examples of this week's best buys. eat fresh, stay healthy. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. i love that smell. >>> finally, a texas family is fighting to kept a pet who is sweeter than most dogs. they are at odds with a homeowners association who wants to evict their pet kangaroo. here's mike and the association says he doesn't belong in the neighborhood and needs to go. the family says the 6-month-old kangaroo is being trained to be a therapy animal so to help disabled adults. cute. they say mike isn't a t

. >> reporter: that protester is referring to edward case meyer.nstituents are urging him to keep the bill off the senate floor. reporting live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >>> senate president mike miller says the bill is back on the back burner now and may not be taken up until later in the session. >>> a standoff in a baltimore neighborhood lasts all night then ends with the suspect surrendering. it happened in the 3500 block of edgewood road. police say the suspect got into an argument during a party and fired two gunshots. no one was hurt but the swat team was called in. the standoff sended about 9:00 -- ended about 9:00 this morning. >>> friends and family are coming together to remember a little girl was murdered. a candle light vigil was set to be held for maya carr. her father was reportedly upset because maya soiled herself. that vigil is tonight a little bit later we'll have that on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> every couple of years a news photograph comes along that we'll never forget. one of the most memorable images was taken

a car burst in to flames along fort meyer drive, near lee highway. i happened around 5:00 this evening. at one point, it looked like the car exploded. no one was hurt. >>> turning to the weather, it's a cold night. how long will the chill stick around? meteorologist chuck bell is joining us live in storm center 4. chuck? >> hey there, chris. yes, indeed. temperatures are down in the 30s across the suburbs. upper 30s in downtown washington now. we are already below freezing in manassas, 32 leesburg, 32 frederick , maryland, martinsburg, wv wf. the temperatures start below freezing during the day tomorrow. temperatures in fairfax climb up to 60 degrees. we will be off to a cold start on sunday. i think you will enjoy the extra light at the end of the day tomorrow. that of course because the first day of say light savings and a winter without winter continues. now that it is springtime we are talking about another warmup. that in the seven-day forecast. back to you. >>> now for republicans campaigning for the gop presidential nomination, they are focuse

let me bring in warren meyers, veteran trader on the floor here.s rally feel like today? >> it feels like a real momentum booster. we've been trying to break out either way. we've pushed to the upper levels a couple of times and never were able to get through. we had good economic news out of germany. we had the fed. then this bank news is tremendous. >> it comes at a time we've already had a pretty good rally from the october lows. we're already building a high here. >> the only way to break through into new territory is to come through with some gusto. >> let me bring in bob pisani. we'll hear from the fed in about a half an hour and you wonder if that will have an impact on tomorrow's market. >> expectations are very high for a lot of these banks. citigroup people think there will be a gigantic buyback. jpmorgan is the best house that's out here. i'm a little concerned the expectations may be too high. >> warren meyers, always good to see you. that is it for the first hour of the

here he is joining seth meyers on weekend update talking limbaugh and romney. >> do you think limbaughe of these comments? >> no. rush will always be around. he's sort of like that tv show "cops." you don't realize they're still on the air. then one start you're getting dressed and you hear ♪ bad boys, bad boys, what you going to do ♪ and you're like they're still doing that thing? >> what do you think of the republican candidates? >> oh, i think plenty about them. and i laugh. i laugh. look at the front-runner mitt romney. i know romney looks like a president. but we don't always get the job we look like for. if we did, i'd be the king of the snakes. >> oh, bill hader on saturday night. out on the campaign trail the real campaign trail. he didn't sing "america the beautiful". but he cited davy crockett word for word. >> this place always has a special feeling in my heart. because when i grew up i was thinking about davy crockett, all right. remember the song, born in a mountaintop of tennessee. greenest state in the land of the free. raised in the woods so he knew every tree and he ki

i was cast to be part of a famous super bowl oscar meyer wiener commercial where i was in a wagon singhot dogs. ♪ m-a-yive e hi ivm-a-y-e-r ♪ >> i barely remember that. it wasn't until i got to college that i realized i also had an exhibitionist performance side to me, as well. and at that point, that side of my life exploded, and i became a circus performer and became a juggler and a fire dancer and toured with a panned aband all world. i feel like now i'm bringing those two sides of me, the childhood super nerd and the later in life circus performer together to one package here. [ applause ] >> little circus play, why not? >> something you decided to add to your list of talents? >> you know, it can't all be geeky electronic stuff, right? >>> so if you can think of it, you can build it, it seems here. what is this? >> well, this is the support truss, the outer ring of what is going to be the world's fastest gumball machine. >> really? >> yeah. it's so big that the track will, i think the ball will travel something like a quarter mile. and we're building it in such a way so that people

and we are so pleased to have with us this evening the wonderful meyers schultz, chief of san franciscos people of san francisco together in suchws. william perry was the 19thited defense serving from february of 1994 through january of 1997 in the clinton was instrumental i down the cold war and forming new and more productive relationships with countries, including the former soviet sta and japan. secretary perry previously undersecretary of ecretary of defense for research and engineering. silicon valley, dr. perry cofounded esl corporation and served as an an perry emeritus at stanford university. he is co-director of the preventative defense project, a and harbor laboration of universities. he received his b.s. degree from stanford university and phd from penn state, all in mathematics. we also are delighted to introduce the wonderful lee perry who is here. sam nunn is co-chairman and officer of the initiative, a non partisan the global threats from nuclear weapons, which he was instrumental in founding. he served as thesenator of geor from 1972 to 1996. now he is retired from the

i'd have to fire you, too, general meyer? yes. i may just decide i was going to retire or resign. general scowcroft, can you help me out on this? i think it's a political stupidity, not a moral issue. i would be inclined to resign because the implication of using nuclear weapons under these circumstances has such global ramifications that it would be an act of gross political stupidity. i don't give a nuclear weapon this moral aspect, but it think it has political ramifications that make it the wrong thing to do, and i would resign publicly. can i comment? i think there's a mix here. i think the fire bombings in tokyo were worse than hiroshima, and dresden was worse than nagasaki, but the world has now invested the concept of a threshold with a moral bearing. we'd lose all of nato the following morning. we'd be kicked out of germany. the implications for our capacity to function as a society for a president stupid enough-- we've had them-- to do what you're suggesting would be so horrendous-- it would so fundamentally violate all of our underlying bases of freedom that i would hop

chains are required from twin bridges to meyers on all vehicles but those that are 4 wheel drive. go to ktvu.com to keep ahead of the storm. click on the radar along with links to the latest information on night delays. >>> animal rescuers tonight are hooking for the owners of a dog that got into a flood control canal. they retrieved the cold frightened dog this afternoon. the animal was wearing a collar but no tag. rescuers say they will take the dog to the shelter in martinez to be checked out and see if she has a microchippism the mother of a vet -- >>> the mother of a veteran is still missing. they found evidence of gunfire, blood and a struggle inside of the mustang belonging to 27- year-old gutierrez. his mother, who you see here, has not been seen since tuesday night. that is when the police say gutierrez killed his little sister and then himself. >> everybody is really hit pretty hard. this is a pretty big impact to an employee that has worked to us for a long time. had a lot of friends here. a hard worker. >> the police say able only recently moved in with his mother. fam