barney knew a speculator named charles morse. and a partner, frederick hines, schemed to manipulate copper's price on wall street. copper was a hot item many peoplspeculated on. schthere is debate,te copper'shistoricly,all street. over the extent of bary's involvement, but many believe he made the behind-the-scenes arrangements as the morse-hines combine began setting its trap in early 1907. historian robert sobel explains. hines came to new york, where he met morse, a small-time speculator. their plan was to get several banks behind them and use the banks' assets to create a new copper company, united copper, push the stock up, and squeeze those people who sold the stock thinking it would go down. what happened? the stock market was heading downward because of a money crunch. the economy was overheating. many people were frightened of a crash. they took their gold out of the banks. people knew the knickerbocker was connected with united copper, which started to collapse. depositors started to appear and said, "give us our gold,"

the giants starter struggled and there was eric stogard, and michael morse.ddick scales the wall in a spider-man catch. this looks like an inconstant replay. remarkable in the first game of the spring doing it in the giant's home park where he could not have had much time to practice. but climbing the wall with the right hand and getting the legs up there as the a's cruise to a 5-10 victory. and eric sog a ard, not a household name could end up winning mlb's face of mlb contest. this is on twitter, you use twitter to cast your votes. sogard has made it to the final four and this is the latest, 52-48% leading. the blue jays slugger jose bautista. >> eric sogard has to be one of the most unlikely players in baseball. >> i canefinitely walk around the city without being noticed. >> his fans and followers on twitter beg to differ, they voted him into the final four as the face of baseball as eric knocked out buster posey. fans, the nerd power thing, been called the mad scientist thing. all the fun things, harry potter. i get all the fun nicknames. >> his teammate

have hoped any better while the giants are thankful, they do not count and the big story was mike morse, check this out, getting robbed of a home run, a's go right to josh redick, over defenseing like that. that is a great catch. >>> federal complaints against uc berkeley, the serious charges made by some former and current students. >>> the charges of some school, stay tuned. . >>> some uc berkeley students say they have been victims and filed a complaint. they say cal does not take sexual assaults seriously and they say they have heard many excuses. >> they said you don't have a case because there is nobody to corroborate what you are saying and oh, he is such a nice guy. >> the school was taking action even before it was filed. those included adding a staff member to help survivors as they are investigated. >>> and in marin county it has led to a flash of weapons. ammunition was seized from people prohibit he had by law and they are the subject of a rescraping order or termed mentally unstable. they made couldn't be tact with 29 people during last week's operation including a novato

clearing skies monday and tuesday and morse though -- more snow by wednesday. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. are in winnipeg question were >> the caps are here tonight. i have an extra ticket. you want to go? two games left before the olympians had to sochi. the stock market type season continues -- they lost to the islanders but play winnipeg tonight. they've beaten them six straight times. when you are down in week, here is the deal. they're one of three eastern conference teams, but with two games before the olympics, it's time to get he up. they've only won three of the last 10 home games. it's getting late early. for basketball fans, one heck of a ballgame between the spurs and wizards. wizards blew a 14 point lead, but showed a lot of fight. look at john wall -- scored six points in last 45 seconds to tie this thing up. great theater. overtime, the spurs took over. there he is in the corner, center park it -- center pocket and the spurs beat washington for the sixth straight time. [indiscernible] >> the thunder jim -- what a blo

let's bring in the global head of commodities at citi, ed morse.ve you with us. >> great to be with you. >> will this stall things in transporting crude? >> we don't know yet. there's a lot of crude and petroleum products that are shipped by rail in north america. about 700 million barrels a day. it's been petroleum product that's been moved by rail. the big surge is north dakota going by rail, east, west and south. and the explosion recently, might have some consequences in north dakota. >> what is the risk, as you see it, to crude oil prices in terms of, if that shipment has slowed because some cars are taken off of that cycle? >> you look at the amount of trains and tankers coming out of the north dakota terminal, it is a train with 100 tankers, leaves that terminal every 2 1/2 hours. if that slowed down, what does that mean to the price of oil? >> sure. we don't know whether that's going to be whether they're going to aim. they're going to aim in part, at what the gaseous content is of crude. and the producers may be able to do something about

morse. he was with seattle in baltimore last season before signing a one-year deal to play here. him earlier today. where do his football allegiances lie? >> when you have played in seattle like you did with the mariners, automatically rooting for the seahawks? >> yeah. you know, i like the seahawks. i like them a lot. good team, good, you know, good quarterback. >> and correct me if i'm wrong, but you and marshawn lynch don't you share kind of the same nickname? you beast -- you had it first? >> i don't know. i don't know. but you know, they call me the beast. i got the nickname a couple years ago something that just kept going with. >> you came up as a shortstop? >> yeah. >> 6'5", were you supposed to be the next alex rodriguez? >> one of the best shortstops in the game that -- i mean i think i was. all right. [ laughter ] >> don't ask my coaches. all right? >> all right. >> yeah. giants fanfest is tomorrow at at&t park. >>> interesting that this super bowl is a matchup of the two states that have legalized marijuana. washington and colorado. certainly a topic of discussion tod

four of them what appeared to be peaceful protest against morse yet been signed up so today the court to fight to get a team of experts from egypt to make your tv on to which they will give or take oath at the court and they will intertwine whether the figures are genuine or not and when exactly they have been filmed. so it's basically a procedure of knitting and i'm obviously has not arrived yet there have been some reports that because of what the conditions in the comments don't care where that is present as two hundred km north by rope on the golf day some are expecting because this procedure me that he might go into here at home today whether reid also not shy at all. is it likely that there will be any protests that night. well add the salt on the walls of motherhood have declared that they should have been forgiven and inhumane way the day. hand. i know it. down on the stove they ought to just this morning. they have sent a statement today saying that they're planning massive rallies on the bench with every on their regular protests should continue on the basis of the day there

specatacular catches today - we'll show you the best one - climbing the fence in right to rob michael morse - >> gary:13 year vet nick punto called it the best catch he's seen >> gary:a's broke it open in the 4th off sergio romo stephen vote's 2-run triple to right scores moss and callaspo >> gary:a's score 6 in the 4th off of romo >> gary:romo: 1 ip, 7 hits, 6 runs final: 10-5 a's win opener >> gary: this guy is a retired coach and always has something fun to say. it was on and talk ra here he is on mounds el. manzel >> i am going to tell you something he is the best that i have seen and i have never seen a quarterback in college football take control of the game the way that he does. >> gary: pam you know it one of mine will also is to have my fans over after the shell. but the brink the audience to my home >> pam: i have never heard of that one. i did not believe your wife will care for that one. >> gary: pretend that you are in my home number one >> have a better record this year >> gary: giants have good pitching and so does the '80s. i will probably give the a's two or three more wins

the former house of america's first president george washington as the united states morse presidents day in honor of the holiday admission fees were waived for genius mount vernon. taps the reflective said piece of music that is usually performed at military funerals was blown from the war to the trumpet before a flower elaine ceremonial washington's great special tours cooking demonstrations re enactments and musical tributes to please all throughout the estate the third monday of the month of february is a state holiday in most states and is known by a variety of needs some call president's day washington's in lincoln's birthday with some silver in washington alone another celebrity in washington and the third president thomas jefferson but not like there's no universal agreement on the actual name of the holiday representatives from over fifty countries have a right to tell the good the twentieth international limited to eighteen tourism market which is already branded itself as one of the most important tourism trade events in the world and to do when the first edition of the ext

no. 1, josh reddick robs michael morse of a how run and looky there, all the way up the wall and youwhat? he did it again in the 4th inning. reddick outstanding today. people are already calling that catch of the year, first game catch of the year, first game of spring training and the a's , >>> if you just heard a rumble of thunder in livermore, there was one lightning strike just to your east, scattered showers tonight and tomorrow, round 2 friday. rning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next. >> see you tomorrow. ,,,,,,

no. 1, josh reddick robs michael morse of a how run and looky there, all the way up the wall and you? he did it again in the 4th inning. reddick outstanding today. people are already calling that catch of the year, first game of spring training and the a's easy over the giants today. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> if you just heard a rumble of thunder in livermore, there was one lightning strike just to your east, scattered showers tonight and tomorrow, round 2 friday. rning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next. >> see you tomorrow. ( band "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the

attacks on the israeli resort city of ai that the attack came as former egyptian president mohamad morse he was returned to court to face terror and spying charges. the chips interim government says there is a direct link between will seize muslim brotherhood puffy and soft white owl much to spend on this basis blacklisted the brotherhood as the terror organization israeli government officials have reportedly told the hungarian ambassador to israel the jewish state as doubts of the country's willingness to objectively confront its costs amid fears that budapest was trying to rewrite the country's dark history of collaboration and going onto was summoned to israel's foreign ministry on the thirteenth question about the stones on several issues including health the state intended to commemorate the seventieth anniversary of the hopefuls. jewish groups non reporting from point to the memorial plans which include the statue shows an angel representing hungry being attacked by an ego trip cent in the third reich the plans also been attacked by a twenty six of country's leading historians two

of the other arena the dutch again swept the podium in speedskating of the year didn't turn morse broke the olympic record to hold off the favorite here in roost in the women's fifteen hundred meters with bronze going to lot of fan bake the one two three means the dutch have now won sixteen speedskating medals to set a new record for winning olympic gongs in one sport and that's all the news from the olympics but stay tuned for part two of the sports show where we'll have football tennis and boxing as the rest of the best don't go away. no cholesterol pianist's depression. the efforts to work soon to improve your life. are you see. form those that's. causing. hardship. dramas the truth be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world lights now. so picture of today's my own designs from around the globe. look to. nato a deadly alliance without a clear mission for decades after the end of the cold war this washington led alliance continues to exist and expand after in a big u.s. adventure in afghanistan and behind regime change in libya nato now looks somehow in some w

of the of their arena the dutch again swept the podium in speedskating of the year to inter morse broke the olympic record to hold off the favorite italian roost in the women's fifteen hundred meters with bronze going to last a fan bake the one two three means the dutch have now won sixteen speed skating medals to set a new record for winning olympic gongs in one sports. and that's all the news from the olympics but stay tuned for part two of the sports show where we'll have football time isn't boxing as the rest and the best don't go away. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on will we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate and a real di

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we move on to other news now and ukraine which has seen its morse turbulent week in modern history in less than seven days the capital of the eastern european country has gone through fire smoke and deadly clashes in scenes resembling a medieval battlefield now then the police withdrew here fell into the hands of rioters and the opposition practically took over power and now it's a crew has been right at the epicenter throughout including our very own alexy at a chef ski who recaps it all now for us. all hell was breaking loose in kiev on tuesday to compromise was seemingly reached all of a sudden ukraine's capital was plunged into the worst violence is seen so far almost two hundred dead the central streets of one of europe's finest cities looking like a war zone and snipers shooting from the rooftops including our crew what we have now is that you have radical elements that we have ready. there which is somehow here and driven by especially as we see using snipers and so on and which is not controlled neither by the opposition neither by the west directly so everything went out of c

sort of the epicenter of that discussion when we think of the coming of the civil war probably our morse common picture of the caning of charles sumner, an antislavery senator from massachusetts by preston brooks of the floor of the senate in 1856. i'm going talk about this in a minute. tonight i want to talk about how the picture of washington as violent and divisive is actually misleading a instead real key to understanding washington in the mid 19th seize i have to recognize that in many ways it operated more like a social fraternity hence the name washington brotherhood. politicians came to washington from around the country to a city that does not look much like what we see today. it was dirty, it was dusty, it was gross. it was not a vacation destination. depending upon the session, they would spend up to nine months living together in hotels and boarding houses, scattered across pennsylvania avenue from the capitol up to the white house. they talk to each other at party and balls and state dinners and hotel bars across the city as well as in social and religious clubs. and i want

. >> alan has a ., one thing morse -- unlicensed yoga instructor. >> preventing someone from getting hurt is one thing but what about the stuff. >> like what? >> licenses rules keep the best people out of the profession they out low improvement. i am a stud erider. "the king's speech", he got help, by going to an unlicensed speech therapist, he was told he would speak better if he would smoke a cigarette. >> my physician said it would help the throat. >> they are all idiots. >> no training, no diploma. a great deal of nerve. >> lock me in the tower. >> just tame in a movie but true. a unlicensed guy helped him. >> because of a scene in a movie -- i'm note sure makes the point we should not have regulations, a consumer knows what they go into a business they are protect, they are not going to to a quack who has not been vetted in some way. >> do you deny rules prevent some new ideas from starting in. >> why. >> because is does not fit the government mold. >> the people that like licensing requirement are those in the be it makes if more difficult for come pet ores to come in. >> i thi

and at the adler arena the dutch again swept the podium in speedskating after it you are in turn morse broke the olympic record to hold off the favorite either in roost in the women's fifteen hundred meters with bronze going to a lot of fun break the one two three means the dutch have now won sixteen speed skating medals to set a new record for winning olympic gongs in one sport. and a quick look at the medal table on a weather affected day ten season germany top with seven golds and twelve mentals overall the netherlands as we've heard dominated the speed skating on the second with five goals third in norway followed by switzerland and russia with four goals this second best sixteen overall. and that's all the news from such in part one but stay tuned for part two where we'll have all the rest of the sport from around the world don't go away. that's obviously one of the rationale for the continuation of return they want to sell the american hard tech weaponry submarines missiles all the rest of it to new countries new new markets expanding markets because most of these countries are c

often was a brother to break out from the prison facility during the january uprising of two which morse himself has confirmed that he was out of the present along with leaders of the laws of other through a telephone call that was one of the regional news channels i'm so these are the main on the accusations against him or see them in this case adam and analysts expect legal analysts expect that this is one of the most likely case is the more she will get a conviction that from. it's that the rest aren't all that is that strong. so the hormone well it does trial laws would it be that drives into a long lasting one. well them all more suitcases have been conducted rapidly. um like in the parks the trial for example that it gets the polls for me. from three to four weeks if not more than a month. a more serious crimes and accused the espionage case and this being the presidents of both of them have been delayed. i have from session to session always go for a few days if not the next day so it seems that the trials are perceiving that in a fast pace adding that a conviction might be reache

won the golden glove a couple of years ago, robbing michael morse. 10-5, your final. a whole lot better than that for the giants. but for the a's, the just another day for them. >> redick makes that look so easy, doesn't he? >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> tune into the ktvu morning news before you head out tomorrow for the latest on the wet and windy weather. they're here from 4:30 until 9:00. follow us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get sta-green fertilizer now just $8 at lowe's. ♪ >> today on "tmz" -- >> revelation, everybody -- kanye west is angry. kanye east, a happy guy who allows people to take pictures. >> he's a niece guy somewhere deep down inside. may be knee-deep but he has a heart. >> when you go out in knee-deep waters, it's rather shallow. >> what about ball's deep, is that -- [laughter] >> these guys, youtube pranksters. millions of hits. teenage girls go crazy for them. they shut down times square yesterday.

. >> i was told that the inmates in this -- on this side were actually flashing their lights sos, morse code. looking for the outside to come in and help them. >> you can hear the yelling and screaming and, you know, people yelling for help. >> inmates, i heard, were tied up on these railings and thrown over and hung. some were just tossed off from mainly the third tier, the tier above us. that mark is actually the outline of a body of an inmate used the remainder of the torch on. i think his name was perry. he had a lot of enemies in population. that outline there on the floor is permanently there. it will not come up. >> some of the groups that were holding the officers hostage were attacked by other groups of inmates. the hostages were taken from them, dressed in inmate clothes, slipped out of the prison and subsequently, those prisoners that did that got pardons. >> after a 36-hour stand-off, exhausted, hungry and freezing, inmates surrendered to the national guard. >> when it finally was over, we came in with the national guard, the state police. and we rushed in and first thing th

if it take morse than one season and button this up. the water is going to get pumped out before it does damage. >> it is stunning that we have having more drama with that bridge. that is frustrating taft is so expensive. >> it is the most expensive. it has gone over budget. it has problems with the bolts. questions about that. we are going to hear more and more about that. >> i'm kind of upset the about it. >> the tolls will get collected we'll pay out the money. and it is a one of a kind bring in more ways than one. >> the part strikes are the subject of an investigation into figuring out how things have gotten so bad. and there was an inquiry launched. they are trying to find out why negotiations failed leading to two strikes and that contract dispute. the board voted to hire a consultant. i mean what did go wrong? >> there is a combination of things. if you are allowed to strike and the other side is not allowed to bring in workers. how will you work things out. there is no reason to come to an agreement. second of haul, management

when they tortured him, he was blinking morse code. they did not know about that. they probably would have killed him. >> what did you find and what have you done? >> 24.5 years. >> what was your last rank? >> full colonel. i had ran to leadership organizations. we had 800 officers going through an 8.5 week officer leadership course. my parents were getting old and they had sacrificed a lot for my air force career. i went back and ran the rotc program for 2.5 years. that was a great experience. after my flying career, and i had a great flying career after i came back, i was in leadership development and for the last 16 or 17 years, i have been a leadership consultant. i worked to make the book focused towards leadership. leadership that we experienced was so remarkable that we may never see this example of that much great leadership under such difficult circumstances again in my lifetime. >> how much do you find that people know about the vietnam war today? >> older people remember a lot. younger people do not know a lot. it is natural and they are looking forward,

won the golden glove a couple of years ago, robbing michael morse. 10-5, your final.et a whole lot better than that for the giants. but for the a's, the just another day for them. >> redick makes that look so easy, doesn't he? >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> tune into the ktvu morning news before you head out tomorrow for the latest on the wet and windy weather. they're here from 4:30 until 9:00. follow us anytime on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com and the ktvu app. thanks for joining us. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] (telephone ringing) night. no. middle of the phone. i got it. get it. oh! my arm's asleep! my arm's asleep! phil, get the phone. oh! (beep) that's me. hello! hi. (grunts) yes, this is she. who is it? okay. oh, god. tell me what's happening here! haley has been arrested. what? (telephone ringing) phone! phone. i bet that's mama. i was just dreaming it was raining chickens! mitchell, answer the phone! (beep) look what i am doing. look what i am doing, huh? hello? hey, mitchell. i'm sorry to wake you up, but haley got arrested. oh, god. haley g

big michael moore. 6 foot five 2 45 and hoping morse will provided much needed powe power.ench and this gives bruce more flexibility and the giants as a team more versatility. >> our fourth guy who will be playing a lot but we have speed and some power and some flexibility and guy, guy like blanche 0allow to you get the day off when they need it. >>reporter: were yours working out today. they have another couple days off to the all star break. return to action wednesday in sacramento head coach jackson looking ahead. talking about the outlook second half of the season. fully healthy. >> we are very happy with our team where we are. fully healthy we feel we cap beat anybody. and we cap compete and now we know who we are. let's go take care of our business. >> zoo problem is they are not fully healthy. word is cort zone shot for an true so he may out for a little bit of time with the ailing shoulder. fastest raising sport in teens is inline hockey. shark naturally represented in this sport and mike has more. >> it was hockey open what's yesterday in antioch with the aauen lin

morse the world's have -- the one i gave, you know, the weather this is a good example. but after the weather, you know, what are the other ones? does the weather really apply to a developed economy? and of course whether shocks even in the united states still matter as we have seen recently tuesday the government was shut down because of the weather shock. we got a positive boost of gdp. after that it's hard to come up with the oil shocks maybe. this is why in the rbc literature how is it small shocks are amplified? how are they translated from one part of the economy to the global economy, to the aggravate economy. a lot of work in this area whether you think a demand or supply model. a lot of transmission mechanisms. a lot of modern economics, i think, tells us important things. these are important areas of modern economics. even if you think that the real shock driving it is not the right shock. to do that i want to set the stage. just a tiny bit. in conventional rbc model there are one sector models. you say that the economy equal to some technology factor. why one

no rae morse to the family here. >> expressed her sadness for both the stowe family and 2 men she love. >>reporter: provided key evidence against her brother and her fiance norwood. >> 2 sides have been hurt but primarily the stowe family and i think that should be the primary focus. >> stowe family said in court they welcome the end to this chapter of the tragedy but can not for give the two men who so dramatically altered brian's life. >> no sentencing you 7 will ever be long enough. haven't lu ly you will be release. brian sentence is a life time. >>reporter: in los angeles, abc 7 news. >> and giants third base coach flannery has grown very close to the stowe family. video provided by the giants flannery calls the stowe beating a hate crime and praised hads family. >> best family i think i have ever been around. they have inspired me to be a better family man. they all became full-time care gives for the rest of their lives at that moment. everyone has come together and none of them have not put that responsibility first. it's an amazing family. no love like the stowe love. >> stowe

after the game reddick told morse he owes him dinner. the a's beat the giants 10-5. >> let's check in with christina. >> they are in the 70s and 80s and remember, you know, you can't watch those preseason games. the first one on nbc by area. you can listen to them on kndr the sports leader our media partner. showers are scattered, light. we've got a heavy round of rain on the way as we head to tonight. temperatures aren't going to be too bad. in the 50s headed to the low 60s. mid-60s in some cities. 61 in san francisco and 63 in the south bay. we are expecting the heavy raes rainfall, we are back to you, scott and laura. >> thanks so much. it's 5:57. an early morning fire forces a number of families from their home. what we're learning. >> we continue to follow breaking news part of highway 101 closed after a tanker overturned. some homes are evacuated. christie smith getting an update on when things will be reopened. >>> breaking news. a stretch of southbound 101 shut down in the south bay. new details about the fuel spill from an overt

. >> reporter: that was from the new guy michael morse.is back together for the most part. >> it looks like pagan is wearing a brick. let's be honest. i told him, i says, it must have rained in puerto rico because you have some rust on that glove. see a little rust. >> reporter: last years the band was out of tune. got to within four games of the national west lead after the all-star break before a tailspin dropped them to a losing record. look the saying goes, hope springs eternal. in a team meeting this morning, bochy said this was better than the world series champs. >> there was a good chip on your shoulder the whole off season. we are excited. i had a good time working out and getting ready for this year. >> reporter: the oakland a's fans, we have not forgotten about you. your team's first full-squad workout is tomorrow and that's where we will be. that will do it from the sunny climes of scottsdale. dennis, back to you in the studio. >>> farewell tour under way for yankees captain derek jeter, who held his first press conference sinc

end up not the way we wanted it but with the addition of hud so that and morse loon up that much moreetter and have a goodyea goodyear. >> at the winter olympic in sochi canada and u.s. square off in hockey. team usa shut out 1 nothing as dallas forward had the only goal. it's canada versus sweden for the gold while the u.s. takes on finland for the bronze medal tomorrow. this game fetched 3 san jose shark players. the teammate back here in san jose were watching in the locker room before taking the ice for practice. sharks forward adam who was born in wisconsin couldn't believe the outcome. >> big celebration plan if u.s. pulled it out. would have seep the letter in here if u.s. won. big usa party but kind of spoiled my plan. so i have zip it around here four for a little bit. >> by the way the shark resume the season next thursday at philadelphia. >> former usc great leslie court side to watch stanford. cardinal trailed by as much as 93 the first half before this spark big come back. junior samuel accept had this big win. led the way with 27 points. 7 board and 3 block. stanford win

c-span two, your calls and comments for women's studies professor bobby morse. on book tv.oon and on c-span three american history tv, tour the reconstructed winter quarters of the south carolina general samuel gallon. today president obama and vice president biden met with ceo's of small and large businesses to talk about people who have been unemployed long-term. then the president spoke at the white house about a new labor department initiative that would support partnerships and hiring by nonprofits and businesses. his remarks were about 20 minutes. [applause] >> good morning. my name is eric. it is a great honor for me to be here at the white house today with the president and vice president, especially since, three years ago, i was unemployed and homeless. i am very happy to report that my story has a happy ending, but for a long time, my path forward was very unclear. i spent six years in the united states army where i proudly served my country as a combat infantryman. the work was hard, the hours long, and the duty was dangerous. after my honorable disch

here he said he was afraid and looking out of his hotel window because he think morse members of thegoing to come after him. isn't that more of a reason for you to call 911 because a gang of kids just tried to attack you and pointed a gun at you and tried to kill you and now they're running loose on the street? he doesn't call 911 because he was never in fear for his life. he was infuriated. he thought jordan davis disrespected him and he killed him. >> we're going to follow the closing arguments tomorrow. we'll have full coverage tomorrow night. we'll be following this. thank you very much, ken padowitz and faith jenkins. thank you again for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> ahead, why was governor christie laughing after being asked about bridgegate today? ♪ [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeatable truck, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. tes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insuranc

mcmorris rodgers: morse thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to take time to -- mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to take time to recognize the walla walla valley and. over the past 30 years, the walla walla valley has earned national and international recognition for being one of the best wine regions in the world. just ask gary and nancy figurens who opened lianeti sellers in 1984, when there were just four wineries in the valley. today, within 1,800 acres of green, rolling hills, you will find 130 different wineries. this growth has allowed businesses to expand and the wine tourism to become one of the top industries in our state. our community has rallied around the business owners and now wine-related jobs account for nearly 15% of the total jobs in the area. all of this leads to a $500 million economic impact. but it's not just the numbers. it's about a community that makes it -- us all proud in washington state, to call it our home. i'm honored to represent the walla walla valley and congratulations on 30 exceptional years, best wishes for

. >> the faa hasn't done morse -- done much to enforce commercial bands. it issued just one fine.the faa did late made beer to stand down after an online video pitched beer delivery via drone to ice fishermen in minnesota. megan hughes, bloomberg. >> let's have a look at what is happening equity-wise. hong kong and shanghai, shanghai up 0.4%. the hang seng moving 1.1% to the upside as well. just moments away from a rate decision. we will have the news direct from the bank governor. ♪ . . >> hello, everybody. this is "on the move." gains for stocks across asia. the market in japan shrugging off weaker than expected numbers. helipad.p to the behind the scenes at hong kong's oldest hotel. a flavor of what is going on market-wise. >> good morning, everyone. general gains for stocks across the asia-pacific. lifted by the latest lending data out of china. we are watching the msci asia-pacific. , for the most part, advancing significantly. raising declines from 2013. that is the big piece of news from there. we have an interest rate decision injury lock up. -- in sri lanka. breaking news

we piloted new programs to remediation to help morse to succeed in post secondary programs, and we organized and promoted career camps and engineering, information technology, healthcare, and the skilled trades to expose students to up nine new career fields. over the past year i focus my attention on the need to offer high-quality ct, career and technical education in our k-12 schools. it is at the intersection of education and economic development. while many of our schools offer good c t e

morse basic level, it provides future global disciplines. last year has grown new momentum and we are working with their counterparts in geneva to use that momentum to make progress on the rest of the mandate. but even if we manage to meet all of those goals, the rulebook will still remain. convergence on how to build those gaps is a mystery even though it is global rulemaking. we want to find solutions that can later be applied, especially as they would rdb operating in the sense of the world economy. looking further ahead, one thing about the 21st century is certain. it will be neither american nor european, the united states will still be an important player than in the past. he could drop by as much as half by 2050. and that is a consequence to be relevant. it will, however, have an impact on the rules that we have championed together in the last 60 years. that system needs to adapt and accommodate the new rising players as the government has shown us is possible. but europe and america and the world as a whole shows that the system cont

we piloted new programs to remediation to help morse to succeed in post secondary programs, and we organized and promoted career camps and engineering, information technology, healthcare, and the skilled trades to expose students to up nine new career fields. over the past year i focus my attention on the need to offer high-quality ct, career and technical education in our k-12 schools. it is at the intersection of education and economic development. while many of our schools offer good c t e programs, these expensive programs can be difficult to offer and maintain, especially for smaller school districts. i cannot overstate the importance of these programs. c t e programs are closely aligned with our state's workforce needs from welding and machining to health care and information technology to engineering in biosciences. these programs give students experience so that they understand these are not dirty jobs but opportunities to work with the latest technology hands on an even higher education opportunities are available after high school right here in south dakota and our universities and

reddick also robbed morse of another home one, two innings later. unbelievable. the as won 10-5.ddick's move there, eric sogard might be the most popular baseball player on the internet. he's in the finals of the online contest to become the face of major league baseball. he's currently leading new york mets david wright on his way to the finals. sogard beat buster posey. been reading about this. people say his trademark classes and the nerd power movement might be helping. >> glasses, nerd. what do i know about that? [laughter] >> all right, tori. >>> 7:58. we have developing news from santa clara county. the southbound lanes of highway 101 still shut down near morgan hill because of a gasoline leak. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. she will be back to tell us when that freeway may reopen. >>> and this morning the rain has let up across the bay area. a lot more of it is on the way for friday. we'll tell you how prepare are preparing for the possibility of flooding. we'll show you some of the damage left befrom yesterday. >>> well, that's dramatic. live pictures welcome back to "mo

morse says he never realized it been blacked might have kept the metal honor from him. metal honor from him. >> we will be right back. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> welcome back. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge. we are expected mostly sunny skies and it should be a beautiful day with the highs in the upper 60s. partly cloudy skies tonight temperatures will drop in the 40's. we will take a look at the forecast about 15 minutes. >> bart service has been suspended on an east bay line after a train derailment at the concord bart station. it happened last night around 6:30. no passengers were on the train at the time of the derailment. bus service has been set up to get passengers past the concord station on the >> crews have begun the cleanup process. kron four's mike pelt

like to move on in 1996, aberdeen proving grounds that after the scandal broke, retired colonel david morse was edited by "people" magazine in which the study that was conducted in 1982 was discussed. the zero-tolerance policy. he had written 14 years earlier. it is now 2014, 32 years after that policy was written and we are still given lip service to zero-tolerance, and the commands ability to control and reduce the alarming rate of military sexual assault. clearly, zero-tolerance has not and is not effective. the military is not just about its leaders. is not just about the command. it needs to focus and care as much about the lower enlisted and officers. it was suggested by the gentleman on the and -- i didn't catch his name, i'm sorry -- that we give the chain of command another chance. i say 32 years, actually if you look at it, much longer than that, with enough of a chance. if we give them another five years, if we do that, at the current rate of 26,000 sexual assaults that was reported in 2012, we are allowing a minimum of another 130,000 soldiers to be potentially assaulted while t

he rescued numerous troops, never officially recognized for that bravery, but now 45 years later, morseill finally receive the highest military distinction, the medal of honor. >> i have heard rumors to the fact that there were certain people that people were not sure if they received the medal of honor. >> in 2002 congress ordered a review of records looking for any discriminations towards jewish, latinos. of the 24 vets being honored next month, only three are still alive. some of the honorees fought in world war ii. >>> after a surge of gang violence last year, san jose police say they have been working on new ways to stop the violence. one of the programs involve children as young as 10 years old. robert honda takes a look at how they are making a difference. >> and name me one element of the definition of a gang. >> reporter: the classroom is a fancy school in san jose, gratifying to the officer. the instructor and the police department's pilot program, teen kids, aim at steering teen kids away from gangs. the interaction is a far cry on when they showed the first day of the progra

morse, what do you think about this?has good blood in him. but at the end of the day, this is politics. no one would care about this if this was the governor of north dakota who wasn't running for president. they need to right the ship and get this behind them. but this memo was done for a purpose, to discredit the guy and create some distance from the boss. they need to get it off the front page and move on. >> i talked with brian murphy earlier who worked for david wildstein back in 2002. part of what he told me, it seems christie's staff is being blamed for everything, unnamed sources. but we have to find out who's responsible. what do you make of that? >> i think sometimes when you look at it under a looking glass, sometimes it is a monster. when you look at administration that may or may not have diverted sandy funds away from the people who needed it, when you look at an administration who shut down bridge lanes and left people in traffic for four days, hurting the economy of new jersey, sometimes these issues real

diane colello is here with the spokesperson of emergency physician and director of toxicology at morseids. >> that's exactly right. it's essentially consuming a large quantity of alcohol on video and then doing something incredibly dangerous, posting it online, usually youtube or twitter and then essentially daring other peers to do something even more dangerous under the influence. >> and they're mixing the alcohol with other things. what other things? >> essentially -- there's a lot of combinations. some have posted about mixing it with motor oil or stimulants or protein shakes, raw eggs, anything, you name it. >> like this kid here. he's doing it. now, you see, top that, ladies and gentlemen. so as a parent, it's so hard to fight peer pressure. what would you suggest that we tell our kids? >> well, i think, you know, it's so important to talk about these things while it's not going on. so the adolescent kind of has the opportunity to think it through beforehand when they're sober, essentially. i think there's a few important messages. the first is it is possible to drink enough to k