>> there is the shadiness that michelle brown gave, i believe, a score on scale of 1,000, the possible of 1,000, michelle brown gave 970, average score was 953, soviet eastern bloc style, mark halperin. the fact that the christie administration redacted the names of a lot of these folks, administration officials who gave out the bid. this is usual lay fairly transparent process, talking about ads, state recovery here. >> two things, one on each side. ads were pretty good. >> what? >> it wasn't like they bought a sham product. ads were given, i thought, and lot of governors put themselves in ads in the election year. on the other hand the article makes the accusation the process did not have the normal level of transparency. i don't know as a factual matter if it's true. if is true, it raises questions. what was true before the scandal broke, governor christie and his associates ran the state their way and it was effective politically and he thrived as the governor of the state. but running things your way when you get scrutiny in the port authority is the best example of this, done hol

michel brown has created an entirely new technology to battle this program. >> how can mosquitoes findan use carbon dioxide as their belong sensing mechanism and skin odors to pinpoint your exact location. the running joke is if you want mosquitoes to bite you anymore, all you have to do is stop breathings. not a popular option. >> so tell me a little bit about where we are right now. >> we are in fact really in a mosquito torture chamber. this entire laboratory was built by i.e. crowd and serves as the epicenter of all our research are activities where amazing things are happening. our technology makes humans invisible to mosquitoes. creates an outer spatial screen around us. >> this is it. a patch, all i have to do is stick it on, i'm invisible to mosquitoes for 48 hours. >> with this machine we're able to directly monitor the mosquito's response to different chemical formations. >> so this shows you how the mosquito feels about a certain compound. >> exactly. >> let me see if i got this. you got a mosquito slapped down to that slide. you have a needle in its brain. >> through its ey

michel brown has created an entirely new technology to battle this program. >> how can mosquitoes findthey can use carbon dioxide as their belong sensing mechanism and skin odors to pinpoint your exact location. the running joke is if you want mosquitoes to bite you anymore, all you have to do is stop breathings. not a popular option. >> so tell me a little bit about where we are right now. >> we are in fact really in a mosquito torture chamber. this entire laboratory was built by i.e. crowd and serves as the epicenter of all our research are activities where amazing things are happening. our technology makes humans invisible to mosquitoes. creates an outer spatial screen around us. >> this is it. a patch, all i have to do is stick it on, i'm invisible to mosquitoes for 48 hours. >> with this machine we're able to directly monitor the mosquito's response to different chemical formations. >> so this shows you how the mosquito feels about a certain compound. >> exactly. >> let me see if i got this. you got a mosquito slapped down to that slide. you have a needle in its brain. >> through

read through the old browning clippings and you can piece together the story. michellemitchell was driving her bug when it broke down. her body was found in a nearby house. her hands tied and her throat slit. >> the crimes were all very similar. >> reporter: now the fbi is saying they have new evidence linking the killer in that unsolved murder case to five female murders killed in the same time cross-claim. they were all brunettes with their hair parted down the middle. all stabbed to death. they are named the gypsy hill murders. starting this week, a team of police and federal agents will fan out and begin knocking on doors near all of the murder scenes hoping this new information will shake loose old clues. >> potentially an individual that lived in the area, that traveled to reno. back and fourth, had business there. mentioned that he orache was going there. we are just trying to jog people's memories. >> reporter: in the case of the reno murder, there is now an interesting twist. a woman named cathy woods confessed and is serving a live sentence. the dna is not her

was michelle making unreasonable demands on the chef? >> yes, she was. i don't want to eat a brown knee made with apple sauce. when i treat myself with a brown knee it is a treat and it will be fudgy and it will be gooey and delicious. >> the way you are looking at me now is awesome. >> so it shouldn't be a routine if you treat. that's why he is there, for the special events he is making the pastries. nobody will eat the gippinger -- the ginger bread white house by himself. >> i ate myself out of one. >> that was back when your name was han swrel. >> andy, like a fruit tart you are flakey and filled with jelly. should michelle obama be impeached? >> more like patsy chef, greg. >> you removed the r. >> he is the new lee harvey oswald. he is taking the fall for rich, creamy, delicious desserts. it is ordered at the highest level of the government and carried out by the first lady of the united states. >> seriously, if you read the entire story it is clear that he is not leaving because he didn't like michelle obama's health initiatives. he says he is leaving because she inspired him

michelle, back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> happening today, governor jerry brown will attend the funeral for the mendocino county sheriff's deputy killed in a shootout a week ago today. ricky del fiorentino's service begins at 10 a.m. ricardo chaney allegedly killed a 79-year-old man in eugene, oregon, torched his house, carjacked a bmw headed south down to california. investigators say chaney shot and killed del fiorentino near fort bragg. the suspect was later killed by police. police in eugene are now trying to determine if chaney is linked to some other unsolved crimes. >>> developing right now in washington state, eight more bodies are expected to be pulled out of that deadly mud slide today. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live in the newsroom withkpix 5's cate caugiran is live in the newsroom and the cate, we're also learning there were more.warnings the land was unstable. >> reporter: well, michelle, in fact we're getting mixed messages from washington state officials as this rescue effort continues. [ beeping ] >> reporter: according to "usa today" the director of snohomish county emergency management said th

. >> reporter: read through the old browning clippings from the reno paper and you could piece together the story. 19-year-old college student michelle mitchell was driving her yellow volkswagen bug when it broke down. her body was later found in a nearby house her hands tied her throat slit. >> the crimes, the m.o. were all very similar. >> reporter: now the fbi is saying they have found new evidence that links the killedder in that unsolved reno murder case to five young female victims killed in the same time frame here in the bay area. they were all brunettes with their hair parted down the middle, all stabbed to death. they call them the gypsy hill murders after this area in pacific off gypsy hill road where one of the bodies was discovered. starting next week a team of police and federal agents will fan out across the peninsula and begin knocking on doors near all the murder scenes hoping this new information will shake loose old clues. >> potentially an individual that lived in this area that traveled to reno back and forth had business there, mentioned to you that he or she was going there, we're just trying to jog people's me

michelle obama. jagger's spokesperson says he's devastated by the news. the rolling stones have canceled their concert tomorrow in australia. >>> this morning, chris brown is waking up in jail, where he will remain for the next month, now that a judge has ordered the singer held for making comments in rehab about using guns and knives. brown was arrested last week after being dismissed from the facility where he was receiving treatment for anger management and substance abuse. he has been on probation since pleading guilty to assaulting rihanna back in 2009. >>> another huge recall for general motors, this time involving faulty airbags. the automaker recalling more than 1.2 million suvs. they may have a wiring problem that could cause their side-mounted airbags to not depl deploy. gm also recalling more than 300,000 full-sized vans to make the instrument panel safer and 16,000 cadillac sts sedans for overheating brakes. >> interesting video released inside gm. >> mary barra, the ceo, giving an inside look at what they're doing to clean up some of the recalls. that's the first time we've really heard her. she talked about being a mom and what this means to

he wanted one, he said, because he knew a kid with a brown paper bag had someone who cared for him. >> we're back. i'm here with michelleric, and ben domenech. ben, i'm trying to find the best intentions in paul ryan, but that statement, what made me go through the roof -- >> really? >> yes, because you're saying to the millions -- i don't think he intended this, but what i hear, saying to millions of people who have their kids going to get free lunch, that they don't care about their kid. that the thing that makes you care about your kid is being able to provide them a lunch. >> i think i -- i think i see it a little bit differently. the eloise is eloise anderson. one of the reasons i work in entitlement policy is because of eloise anderson. she became a single mom of three in the 3 '70s. ended up on assistance herself and worked her way back, spent her life working on welfare reform and without her welfare reform in the '90s wouldn't have happened. the indication, the safety net, while necessary, can only do so much. the safety net can't love that child, can't be there for him, can't care for him the same way eloise c

michelle griego. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in mountain view today. he is there to sign a business agreement with governor brown tourism in israel. >>> the oakland city council has approved part of a controversial surveillance program. the domain awareness center is a proposed hub to monitor surveillance cameras. but the council approved the program only for the port of oakland. >>> big problems during the morning commute after a bart train hit someone on the tracks overnight. police say the person was trespassing near the south hayward station in an area not open to the public. with more on that here's elizabeth. >>> a big headache for bart riders early this morning. we just got off the phone with a bart official and they say they are in the process of re- opening the tracks and getting bart trains running right now. in the meantime, earlier this morning no service between south hayward and fremont. 7:30 was the time we were told that they were hoping to get trains running. that appears to be the case any moment now. ac transit also on time. caltrains and ace train number one no delays. out to the roads, south

brown are exspecksed drought condition increase. watch today the central portion of the united states warming up, dropping humidities, higher winds, watch for fire danger. >> first lady michelle obama will spend the day with china's first lady. this is her third trip abroad without her husband, traveling with her two daughters. she is said to be steering clear of politics on this visit, focusing on education and community. good morning mr. shell. >> good morning. >> i want to take you back to 1995. this was first lady hillary clinton. >> it is time for us to say here in beijing and for the world to hear it is no longer acceptable to discuss women's rights as separate from human rights. >> safe to say this will be different, the first lady focusing on education. how important is that? >> i think the u.s. and china have a very close relationship, tremendous interest in china in secondary schools and higher education, so that is an important topic. >> how much has china changed since first lady hillary clinton felt the need to give that speech? is there a need for the first lady to engage officials on whom rights as in 1995? >> there's been an enormous change in china's stature