people are looking at christie through a new lens in this economy thing is one of the untold stories. >> he's a springsteen guy and i'm a barry manilow guy. he's got to get that feeling again or he has no chance. scott walker is running, bashing unions, not working with democrats. >> are moving onto one of your other favorite people -- below riley, who refers to his show as the "no spin zone." poppa bear has threatened a new york times reporter and might cancel the subscription. mark, my question to you is will the allegations against hill o'reilly stick? >> i don't think they will because his audience won't care about them and he's impervious to the kind of scrutiny that brian williams would get. he clearly used words that went beyond the known facts but lots of people have. >> he is not an anchor he is not brian williams, he is not a guy who is counted on to be neutral or objective. that does not excuse lying about things but it's a -- it's not an excuse. it's interesting to watch fox not running from controversy, running straight into keeping it. it just shovels more coal into the

eleven len in new york len. >> caller: greetings from westchester county new york. thanks for taking my question. i bought bank of america at 8, sold some recently. now i'm holding the balance and basically same scenario with citigroup. my question is what is your thinking, buy, sell hold in bank of america where the ceo is taking a salary haircut, profits are challenged and interest rates poised to increase. >> the reason it did that is because john is doing everything right and wells has got just that clean, clean story that is domestic, no international. i don't want international. even though i think europe is turning i don't want international. too many headaches. larry in minnesota. larry? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: morgan stanley annoyanced a spin-off of ferraris from fiat chrysler. i wondered if you could tell me more about that. >> i just know the fiat chrysler side, a terrific stock i don't think is done going higher. i don't think toyota is done going higher. let's take another call, vernon who may be from vernon california. vernon in

soccer stadium and t >>> tonight we're getting a first look at the new stadium for the bay area's other football team. only on "5" len ramirez on the new home of the earthquakes. >> reporter: allen for soccer fans like me who have been around for a long time, this is almost a dream come true. we have been waiting for this for a long time. but here it is the new avaya stadium $100 million stadium. privately financed about to open this week for bay area soccer fans. the san jose earthquakes have been kicking around the south bay since the 1970s. but now they finally have a home. >> i think what we can do here is really show a permanence that i think the community can really rally behind and we can create a fan experience and connect it to soccer in a way that you can't do at someone else's stadium. >> reporter: welcome to avaya stadium the bay area's first soccer-specific stadium modeled after the intimate club stadiums of old europe but has the modern amenities american sports fans expect like connectivity. high-tech partner avaya will have fans hooked up with high speed wi-fi access points throughout the stadium. >>

new at 6:00 len ramirez on the plans that will leave your cubicle in the dust. >> reporter: from excitedkids. >> it's a good idea because it will attract people. >> reporter: to veteran silicon valley workers. >> it's very innovative. >> reporter: the first look at google's new plans for headquarters of the future drew ooos and aaas on the streets of mountain view. >> it's awesome. i can't believe how bigging it. >> reporter: google officially submitted plans to the city today for how it wants to expand in mountain view. at the same time it released there video showing what it might look like. >> we transform the sea of parking that you find today into a natural landscape. >> reporter: it's a world of green spaces and urban neighborhoods, glass canopies and modular office pods that can be stacked and rearranged depending on needs. >> how will we work five years from now? how will we work 15 or 20 years from now? ♪[ music ]♪ >> we don't know what it's going to be, but we know that it just needs to be this incredibly flexible space for it to work. >> reporter: it will likely have all the a

new operating system we will not be able to get it. the owner with the key is the dead man. i acknowledge the knowledge they are facing international marketplace. i look at it through the lens of a new york city prosecutor and they are looking at it through the business lens. as i have said, to not be able to get into these phones i think it is swinging the pendulum too far because the victims are actually going to be apple and google's on customers who are victims of crime. they will not be able to give lawyers access to the phones that may relate. >> let's transfer this not to apple and google what facebook. and access to someone's facebook, i assume you can get unless they take it down. are there issues here? >> there are issues. we use a search warrant. there is one case in litigation and i will not comment on the plus and minus. there was a 99 page affidavit submitted by our office seeking authorization from the court to subpoena and search the facebook files for several hundred people. we litigated against twitter separately. but i guess, this whole conversation speaks to the fact that technology is changing. how we gather -- >> any new rules? >> you may need new rule

news cameraman. she was leaving a hotel in havana earlier today. campbell had refused to speak with the media. when she saw the camera, she hurried around her car and smacked the camera lensr called nbc news to apologize. she said, quote in her words, it was all a big misunderstanding. >> mm-hmm. it happens. especially when you're a supermodel. what do you think? >> i think it's cold. >> you think it's cold? >> we're pulling out of this starting next week. that's what everybody wants to hear. they want spring weather. the robins are here. last time when it started snowing, i saw the canadian geese flying north. a little early, guys. snow season totals here we are. we've seen over two feet of snow out towards dulles thus far. national is seeing just over a foot and bwi just under. this is through the end of february. last year we saw another foot of snow and towards national. so we're not quite done with winter just yet. march can be a snowy month like last year. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. we're dealing with cloud cover. most of the area is now below freezing, 28 gaithersburg, 28 baltimore, 28 huntingtown. look at that pawtuxet river with inches of snow. 2

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he looks at the news with a different lens.is a left wing lens, but he encourages people to take the head lipe and put their own -- headline and put their own spin on it. >> but we can't do it on our own. you hope the viewers will do that and find the funny in every political party. that doesn't happen. we need someone to tell us. a bunch of the viewers will agree. the most absurd thing about this on-line card is you can't print it out. 10,000 signatures will not fit on your frige. >> will he ever receive his card? >> i don't think so. that's a shame. people spent all of that time clicking. here. >> i worked on "the daley show" as recently as last tuesday. >> kids, are you lonely? have a computer? looking for somebody to share your troubles with? tom shillue finds all of the answers in this week in hate. >> a lot of you out there are saying tom what about the black supremacists? how are they different from the wheat supremacists? let's look and compare. the white supremacists hate blacks. the black supremacists hate whites. the

i look at this through the lens of a new york city prosecutor. they are looking at it through the business lands and political lens of snowden and the aftermath. as i have said, to not be able to get into these phones i think it is swinging the pendulum too far because the victims are actually going to be apple and google's own customers who are going to be victims of crime and they are not going to be able to get access to information on these phones that may relate to how they got ripped off. >> let me transfer this not to apple or google, but to facebook and wanting access to somebody's facebook, which i assume you can get unless they take it down and that stuff. are there issues? >> there are. we again use a search warrant. there is one case of that is a litigation right now. i will not comment on the pluses or minuses, but there was a 99 page affidavit that was submitted by our office seeking authorization from the court to subpoena and search the facebook files for several hundred peoples facebooks. we litigate against twitter separately. i

impressing in a lot of ways with the future not just in xbox but they're showing a new virtual reality headset called holo lens. it's forward thinking. they're looking ahead and in front of things. i would separate them like that. >> brian thank you very much with rosenblat security. >> you bet. >>> one dow component that wasn't up with the rest of the market was american express. in fact down quite a bit. shares lost more than 6%. the dow's worst performer today after costco said it would stop accepting american express credit cards at its u.s. stores. dominic chu is joining us now with how important the relationship is between costco and amax. >> it's huge and the reason why amax said you can expect to see earnings and sales way down by this relationship ending over the next couple of years because believe it or not, the estimates are that about 8% of all spending on american express cards comes at costco u.s. locations. that's how big it is. and now, costco is huge. they sell a lot of stuff. the national retail federation said they're the world's second biggest retailer in terms of total revenues. they sell

. >>> early findings from tuesday tuesday -- gathered in new york to rebel len brody, who was driving the vehicle hit by the train. the 49-year-old mother of three daughters was remembered as a beautiful soul who found beauty in others. meanwhile, a preliminary report reveals her suv was inside the railroad crossing gates for about 30 seconds before the train hit her. five passengers on board the train also died. >>> the first huge rainstorm in months is making its way to california and it's expected to be powerful with strong winds nearly 4 inches of rain. residents are bracing themselves and their homes. the last storm back in december caused massive flooding. some places still recovering. today people are loading up on sandbags and hoping to get ahead head of what's to come. >>> house speaker john boehner just ordered that flags be lowered at the u.s. capitol after the loss of a congressman who passed away following a battle with cancer. alan none alan nunely died today after a struggle with brain cancer. he's represented his home district in washington since 2011. he was diagnosed

. >>> back to our breaking news in san jose. len ramirez is on the scene of a police shooting.it down what's going on there? >> reporter: well, ken, we have very few details at this time. we have not heard officially from the san jose police department as to what went down here this afternoon around 5:00 this evening. but i did speak to a neighbor just a few minutes ago who said that about 5:00 he heard four shots ring out in this neighborhood. he said it sounded as though the shots came from the same weapon. they were very distinct sounding shots that rang out. what he also said is that there may have been some sort of a domestic dispute at one of the houses in the 1300 block of sherman street. we're on alma street just around the corner right now. you can see that the roads have been blocked off as the police department continues to investigate. but again, the neighbor told me that this might have to do with domestic violence. >> this happened around like 5:00. all of a sudden we hear these sirens going off and all of a sudden 3, 4, maybe 5 shots started going off. and then a

. >>> new at 6:00, len ramirez shows us an idea that is totally out of the box. >> reporter: a smallre was built into a shipping container and placed in downtown san jose for the holidays. it worked. well enough for him to make a go of it year round selling custom designed sports apparel. >> the idea behind the shipping container store is that businesses could test the waters such as myself in downtown. >> reporter: now he is thinking even bigger. mayberry wants to take his single store concept and blow it up creating a sort of pop-up shopping district made of shipping container stores with built-in cafes and sitting areas. >> you have a critical mass of businesses advertising to their customers, in turn bringing customers to their neighbors. >> reporter: he is now trying to sell the idea to downtown land owners including operators of parking lots that could be flipped into the city's newest mini malls. >> there is a lower barrier to entry. >> reporter: the idea has big supporters including the knight foundation and the downtown association. >> it's got promise. we can see this happe

new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez is in san jose with a push to put a lid on the problem. len. >> reporter: well, veronica, people are gathering here at san jose city hall tonight. they are coming from milpitas. they are coming from san jose. and other nearby communities. they say that the odors from the newby island landfill have become intensified in recent months and are making them sick. the reason they're here tonight is because an issue will be heard before the san jose planning commission to expand the newby island landfill but neighbors say hold on, something there needs to be fixed. neighbors have gathered stacks and stacks of petitions signed by people who blame newby island landfill for intense odors in the air, odors they say are making them sick, hurting their quality of life, and lowering property values. >> outside this obnoxious odor came up and we have to go inside the house and shut the door. >> this is not healthy. it's harmful. >> reporter: the landfill is operated in san jose near milpitas for decades but in events is months, neighbors say the odors ha

new rules take effect. >>> seven people now recovering from injuries after a very rough united airlines flight. the plane was hit by turn lens saturday during a flight from newark, new jersey to honolulu. the boeing 767 did land safely at its destination with 250 people on board. >>> political differences between republicans and democrats could effectively shut down the department of homeland security by the end of the month. the senate has passed a bill that would found fund the department but it would also reverse president obama's executive order to defer deportation for millions of undocumented immigrants. senate democrats have blocked the bill several times, speaker of the house john boehner siddhis willing to let funding for -- siddhis willing to let funding for loam hand -- said he's willing to let funding for homeland security to run out. >> it's time for the senate to do their job. >> it's unlukely but president obama has already threatened to veto the measure that's already passed in the house. republicans don't have the necessary votes to override a veto. the department runs out of cash on february 27th. >>> midni

new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez on the proposal to cut landowners in one bay area county a big taxak. >> reporter: even in the middle of winter this urban farm in san jose produces enough food for tonight's salad bowl and tomorrow's breakfast platter. >> chicken eggs. >> reporter: sunny-side up. >> we are literally in the shadow of the 101 overpass. >> reporter: it's on land that sat vacant for decades between the freeways and a tow yard but it has the same stuff that once made the santa clara valley world famous for agriculture, long before it was known as silicon valley. >> we have the best soil and the best climate in the world for growing stuff. >> reporter: and it's the kind of place we might be seeing more of. >> i think it would be great for people to be driving by and sort of seeing these small farms sprouting up in areas where they wouldn't expect it. >> reporter: yeager proposes a tax break to encourage owners of vacant land to turn their overgrown and unused lots into small urban farms to produce more locally grown food. >> people can either lease that land or a property

in san francisco, leann ma len dez, abc 7 news. >> they probably said what?f you're looking for love on valentine's day, this may help. how do you find that special someone is being introduced by friends. 24% of couple's surveyed say that's how they met. >> 15% say they met at school 13 met at work. 8% met at a bar or a party. 7% say they met online or through a dating app. >> yes. you have to take your phone out for that though. >> that is very true. >> thank you so much for joining us, for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> i was upset about not being able to ride the cable cars. >> what you need to know about traffic trauma right now. >>> eye on the crime. what a new partnership feels like big brother. >> one controversial push to stop the spread of measles. >> warm enough out here for record high temperatures, more are coming, i'll let you know what your valentine's day and president's day are looking like straight ahead. >>> he's almost higher, another coast to coast trip for president obama, he boarded air

we'll tell you more about that meeting live in the mission district of san francisco, leann ma len dez abc 7 newsl see you in one hour. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now. >>> preparing for a river of rain in the north bay, while in the south bay. >> there may be some new places where we need to patch. >> a pet shop barely recovered from being hit in december, has reason to worry about these next storms. >>> live doppler 7 hd tracking a pair of storms that will bring heavy rain and high winds, we'll take a look at the time line coming up. >> these people don't care about anything. >> truckers are outraged the labor dispute that hurt its bottom lines and showed no signs of slowing down. >> trimming trees. pg&e contractors doing what they can to allow power lines from crashing down. >> all we can do is sandbag it. >> the cafe owner in mill valley is getting ready for the storm. the north bay will be the hardest hit and by all accounts it's going to get drenched. >> good evening. >> here's a live look outside -- from our emeriville camera, we have stor

the reason they should appreciate jon stewart is because he took the news every night and he put a different lens satire and even though it came from the left, it was taking the mainstream news and putting his own view on it, all right. that's what fox news does. we are cut from the same cloth as jon stewart. when i was a kid we only watched -- >> what do you mean we? >> this is why i like hanging out at fox news. because fox news look at the kind of cultural diversity we have on this panel. ideological diversity. this is why fox news is cool and also why jon stewart is cool. we don't have just one place to go to look for news anymore. >> well said. >> we watch three networks. >> one view. and jon stewart changed it up. >> i tend to agree with that. one, sean, first of all all press is good press. you should know that. and it's funny. he made fun of you. it was funny. but guess what, you got more viewers. and that's why you should love jon stewart. beyond that point this guy changed the landscape of the media. >> i think he hates conservatives. he has contempt. >> i watched the show. >> the idea

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here is jackie ka sin fish, michael len, wanda summers and jonathan martin of "the new york times." for the past three weeks he looked like a candidate, certainly talked like a candidate but, no, there will be no mitt 3.0. >> i also believe with the message of making the world safer, providing opportunity for every american regardless of the neighborhood they live in, and working to break the grip of poverty i would have the best chance of beating the eventual democratic nominee, but that's before the other contenders have had their opportunity to take the message to the voters. >> former massachusetts governor mitt romney on friday bowing out of a race many were convinced he was about to join. why? let's start with the why. he publicly said i'm seriously considering. he told donors, go tell your friends. he could have done this privately and then said no. why get so publicly out there and say, never mind? >> of course. that's why so many republicans think this whole exercise was so selfish. jonathan was telling us there was three weeks, seems like there's been three months that we'

. >>> the san jose earthquakes are on the verge of opening their new soccer stadium near mineta international airport. kpix 5's len ramirez reports on what sets avaya stadium apart from the rest. >>> reporter: the san jose earthquakes are expecting to break all attendance records and that's just at the bar said to be the largest outdoor bar in north america with a lot of bay area history built right in. >> we have a portugese terrazzo stone top which is pretty amazing as well as all the wood is from moffett hangar 1. so the wood itself is over 1500 years old. it's old growth redwood that's been reclaimed from moffett hangar and it's an amazing addition to the stadium. >> reporter: welcome to avaya stadium, the bay area's first soccer-specific stadium. it was modeled after the intimate club stadiums of old europe, but it has the sort of modern amenities american sports fans have come to expect like connectivity. high-tech partner avaya will have fans hooked up with high speed wi-fi access points throughout the stadium. >> that will help power our apps that we're going to launch with the opening of the stadium on ma

new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez on why campbell's booming dining scene may be too much of a good thing. >> reporter: the streets of downtown campbell look peaceful enough but there's a battle brewing over the future of this suddenly red-hot business district. it's pitting long-time retailers -- >> right now i think it's overrun with restaurants and pubs. >> reporter: -- against a new wave of up start restaurants. >> a lot of jobs. >> reporter: struggling for a solution is the city council, which is looking at an unusual idea to strike a balance. >> the issue is, not that we have too many restaurants but we think some of us on council that maybe we have about enough. >> reporter: the vice mayor says downtown is currently about 40% restaurants and pubs with more to open later this year. so the city is looking at everything from a moratorium on new restaurants to what's called passive discouragement reinstating parking fees that were dropped during the recession. >> if you get a downtown that's only focused on restaurants, it really doesn't have the vibrancy and the interest for people to

new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez shows us why. >> we're up here in the eastern foothills of san jose, on the edge of san jose. beyond here is a lot of territory for prey and predator. but there have been recent mountain lion sightings. people are wondering why the animals are coming closer to humans than ever before. >> our front door is right here and the deer was laid out and all that was really left was the head of the deer. >> reporter: the deer kill was too close to home for christina bachmann whose husband found the eviscerated carcass steps away from their front door. >> it was a clean kill. it probably was a mountain lion. >> reporter: that was in late december. but just last sunday in the same east foothills neighborhood, another mountain lion family was spotted at ellen turn er's house. >> there was a full sized mountain lion and my son-in-law thinks there were two cubs with her because he thought he saw two other pair of eyes. >> the populations just getting so big that these encounters are happening and they will continue to happen. >> reporter: rebecca demetric, who runs

new at 6:00 kpix 5's len ramirez on a push to get more city workers. >> reporter: when people come to san jose city hall, this is what they see. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: but this may be how employees see themselves. ♪[ music ]♪ >> the fact is that we really do make a difference in the community. >> reporter: this highly produced video showing scenes of the city mixed in with san jose's workforce in action just went up on the city's youtube channel. it was supposed to be an internal team building tool but it morphed into something bigger. >> the purpose of the video is to reintroduce the city of san jose to our community and to potential employees. >> reporter: it's a slick new way to hang out the help wanted sign. san jose is just emerging from a hiring freeze. it has 600 openings in all departments one of the biggest employment gaps in a dozen years. >> clearly we're in silicon valley. so if we -- we're competing against some of the biggest companies in the world. >> it's a very competitive market now. >> reporter: we showed the video to one of silicon valley's top staffing managers

new at 6:00, kpix 5's len ramirez tells us the answer may lie underground. >> castalais school is a high performing school, filled with families used to getting things done. but building an underground parking garage because of the problems its had with neighborhoods recently is one of the most difficult things it's ever attempted. >> reporter: on any given weekday the parking and traffic around castalais school can be like an obstacle course. >> you've got parents trying to get their cars through the intersection and the girls crossing the streets. >> reporter: alan cooper has lived across from the school for about 30 years. >> for a period of 20 or 30 minutes around 8:00, it's potentially quite dangerous. >> reporter: now the private school for girls may have an unusual challenging and costly solution. build an underground parking lot. >> it's been pretty tedious. whatever it takes to come up with the solution, if it helps i suppose. >> reporter: it's asking the city of palo alto to support studying an underground parking structure which may be part of the master plan for the school, o

however, i think as far as when we talk about racism expressed through a classist lens, i think mississippi and newinally from clarksdale in the delta and went to ole miss, but he's neither left nor lost faith. he feels an obligation to empower, uplift, educate, to contribute. >> one of the important tasks of musicians is being able to really speak truthfully about what's going on without fear of reprisal. right? it allows the audience to then say you know what, you're right. now that you've put it to a nice melody or to a nice beat or you say it in a nice way. and hopefully, then, that engages them more and allows them to move. and i don't think any movement in the world has not had a soundtrack, right? regardless of what it is. and so, that's our job. ♪ the hood here, that's exactly why the hood's here ♪ ♪ and if you're trying to find, better look here ♪ ♪ close the blinds ♪ scared to cross ♪ it's not fair to y'all, make room, break rules ♪ at your soccr trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confiden

new song, 45 seconds. >> and madonna gave an energetic performance of her single living for love. >> ♪ ♪ >> annie put a spell on the audience perform withing hostier. >> ♪ ♪ >> george len moving performance every oscar nominated performance from selma. danielle nottingham, "eyewitness news". >> the grammys are just about the music but the fashion, as women. and there were some pretty wild holds on the red carpet including madonna. who took the high notes, and the fashion misses people are talking about today coming up in the next half hour. i can't wait to see -- i had to call it right after mod dan a little past my bed time. >> all of the waiting. >> we have the tape. let us know what you thought. >> right now 5:08. measles scare at local hospital. hear what doctors say about the teen tested for the dangerous disease. >> also, fiery scene at soccer game. dozens people are dead after a riot, find out what police say sparked a deadly confrontation with officers. >> and we're keeping an eye on the rain and freezing rain ththat is falling this morning katie is updating your forecast. we do traffic and weather together on the 3's. looking liver outside right now. traffic m

but when we're traveling, you'd hope this we could turn the lens away from ourselves and more to the newng, new experience that we're encountering which would make for a more satisfying trip. if we're less concerned about documenting the trip and more involved in the present moment. >> you know i mean we actually took some pictures -- are we going to show those? we took some pictures in the newsroom today. there it is. >> there's the team -- >> look how useful it is. you can get these great aerial shots. you can get great crowds. i mean that's the first time i'd actually stein. you have to agree this -- seen it. you have to agree that there are great opportunities with the selfie stick. it's just a matter of being smart. i don't want to see them in museums either with the potential they have to destroy things. >> definitely. it's about being smart about it. and you know we've seen incredible photos taken by selfie sticks. people who have climbed to the tops of buildings and used the stick to get a really beautiful wide shot of where they are to show, you know, that kind of selfie. you ha

bookstores would have on display and for cell, the lens framing print -- fourr sale, the latest framing print. there was a newaster technique that combined engraving that could survive many printings with lack of detail. porches of washington, copies from peale trouble writght in gilbert stuart proliferated. here's one example of tobias mullet's history of english friend it is modest but exudes gravitas through the embellishment. a simple of military strength. as well as all as and oak branches which symbolize peace and strength. together, these emblems supplied washington leadership enabled to come through military strength. the description on this piece indicates the designer of the print was john james, and eccentric irishman who arrived in america and took up the embellishment of washington porcher or john norman had left off. he had designed a handsome framing print of washington based in a miniature. the oval frame porcher from the back of the "hampton eagle" which would bear the scales of justice and a ribbon. he didn't stop there. military banners, upon burgess of -- libertas all aim upwards. we might

new spending program. instead, they concluded we did it wrong. that was it. >> len, so it seems obvious that congress should consider the macroeconomic effects when it's considering a major piece of spending legislation. so i think the question is, what are the pros and cons of actually folding that into the score? that is, the official score that's used to decide whether particular piece of legislation will comply with a reconciliation or some other target? >> well, the pros of including a dynamic score is that basically it removes the constraint on estimate fors. if they knew what it was, they could improve estimates by including it. the con is that there's so many cases where they actually have no idea and in some cases, no sign of the effect. there's, you know, the models themselves are these kind of stylized stylized e quillkwilquill librium models. how taxes have capital on labor effect and work effect. and those are always based on the estimates that themselves are uncertain and they aggregate just so much information. and the models, unlike one of the issues

lens of sports. when i started working with him traveling to iowa and new hampshire, sports was a good way to relatepeople. the things and the tubing points that helped me to understand how people were living and saving and trying to earn a decent living how they wanted to have a little respect and dignity as they were looking to retire, the ideas around health care. some of the global conflicts and partnerships we have. those are the things i got a firsthand chance to not only experience and see but learn about. >> you say the president is as competitive as it gets. >> president obama even as a senator, the guy hates to lose. there were times when he was tired, campaigning. he was like, i don't want to do this. if anybody would say, do you want to win? he would be like, ok, let's do it. >> there was somebody, they would go into jack kennedy and say, richard nixon has been up for an hour. >> it is a motivator. >> let's talk about what you learned from him. there is the famous story of when you lost the briefcase with the debate notes. >> it had all his paperwork. >> everything he needed was not ther

news at 5:00 this evening. in the meantime, tonight on len our health investigation do you know what we're -- >> what some groups call the most dangerous substance on the market kimberly? >> pure powder caffeine is cheap and easily bought on the internet. it promises to give you an energy boost but some consumers and at least two grieving families are urging the f.d.a. to ban it. after the deaths of two young men who tried this powder just once. one because he wanted to be more alert during senior week in high school. the other because he thought it would be healthier than drinking soda. >> one of the things that makes this dangerous is that people think they know what caffeine is. they're used to thinking of caffeine as something that they have in their daily lives and in a coffee it's a perfectly safe dose but you wouldn't sit down and drink 25 cups of coffee. >> what you're looking at there is the caffeine equivalent of 25 cups of coffee. two teaspoons what you see in front of us here is the caffeine equivalent of 50 cups of coffee. the f.d.a. call that a deadly dose. the recommended dose just 1/16th of a tea

new stadium, a curious crow. there he is. the bird landed next to the webcam and stared right into the lens. eventsly, the camera moved and the bird then took off eventually. but he is hamming it up for the camera. has a lot to say. very opinionated about this whole thing. the hockey game is this saturday when the sharks host the l.a. kings. [ laughter ] >> and there he goes. >>> barbie makes a comeback and this doll wants to be toys that talk are nothing new but a san francisco startup is taking talking toys to the next level. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts shows us that barbie is first in line. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: she has been quiet up until now but barbie could soon have a response for megan trainer. say hello to hello barbie. the so-called smart doll made her debut this week at the new york toy show where she was billed as one of the first dolls that can have an actual conversation. >> tell me, what's your favorite part about the city? >> i like walking around the city and seeing the sites. >> do you have a favorite? >> reporter: kind of like siri for kids, hello barbie i

. >>> tonight, a sneak peek at the new home of the san jose earthquakes. only on "5", kpix 5 reporter lenirez is at the stadium that is already in the record books. len. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. picture the typical overcrowded bay area classroom. that's how many bartenders it will take to staff this one bar. 30 bartenders will all be working here when the game kicks off next saturday. but take a look at that view. the san jose earthquakes are expecting to break all attendance records and that's just at the bar. said to be the largest outdoor bar in north america with a lot of bay area history built right in. >> we have a stone top that's amazing as well as all the wood is from hangar one at moffett field so the wood is over 1500 years old, old growth redwood reclaimed from moffett hangar and amazing addition. >> reporter: welcome to avaya stadium the first soccer- specific stadium model after old europe stadiums but it has the modern amenities american sports fans expect like connectivity. there will be wi-fi throughout the stadium. >> the app will have virtual tickets, virtua

lens of national security. we are a community. it continues for the past 14. we live in this country. if an attack happens in nework, i live in new york. i can be a victim and be treated as such. i want to be treated as a larger fabric of the society yip. >> if i can jump in. law enforcement. we have a role to play in national security. our functional active is to improve quality of life and communities, give access to under serve communities to resources, connect social services and mental health. those type of things, it's a long-term sustainabilities. we are there for 30, 35 years. we are on the landscape. eyes and ears. we do, it's not a national roll. >> deputy chief, and linda, thank you both for joining me. thanks for joining us where you are on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, follow us on twitter and watch us in washington. i'm >> the mountains of west virginia have provided generations with jobs in coal. but on january 9th, 2014, the state woke up to an example of the costs of it's industrial economy. a tank containing a chemical used the process of coal production had leaked i

lens. because you and i, we saw a quiet lake. those two, they saw girl scout gold. jana shortal for nbc news, chisago lake, minnesota. >>> that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. have a great weekend and a good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> it's getting out of hand. somebody had to do something. >> right now at 6:00 they say no one is listening. people in the south bay neighborhood upset about a new wave of crime. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. only on nbc, they've been dealing with home burglaries for months. now a san jose neighborhood has a new problem, mail theft. to make matters worse, homeowners say no one is doing anything about this issue. this is happening in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is there with the exclusive surveillance video. damian, two issues here. the crime and the police response. >> yeah and you know what? the neighbors say they have complained, but they have gotten nowhere. this resident h

len lessness endangerment and carjacking. he switched to another vehicle in mt. laurel new jersey, overnight. he may have had helped from others. >> we're going to find out. we'll investigate. most important part was to get her back and we did that. report roar police thanked the fbi for helping to found trotta and elinor. investigator boss not say how they track the pair to massachusetts. they credited the amber alert system as well. >> this was a report card i'd say it's an a plus. >> she's shaken but she's ready to be back with me. >> reporter: now trotta was arraigned on fugitive charges tonight being held without bail. he will be extraditeed book delaware to face charges. tonight police are saying if anyone else was involved in his flight from justice they, too could be prosecuted. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> a teenager in the hospital tonight after police say a wrong way driver hit him and then took off. the 1684 old was walking along unruh avenue in philadelphia's holmesburg neighborhood late this afternoon. police say a driver in a 2004 silver honda driving the wrong way hit the tee

so len singapore have taken top honors in a new report on the world's most sustainable cities. hold the champagne, they are home to some of the worst performers. why hong kong is getting a cheer while jakarta is getting a thumbs down. >> jakarta has one of the fastest-growing urban populations in the world. according to consultants, the city is not keeping up. it ranks jakarta 45th in sustainability. jakarta is relative to air quality and literacy, among others. clean water, especially in slums, nearly 40% of households in jakarta do not have access to safe water for cooking and drinking. under the president, the goal is for all to have access to clean water by 2019. a goal that will cost nearly 58 billion u.s. dollars in the next five years. hong kong made it the top 10 in the rankings. coming in at number eight. the city is often dismissed as an urban jungle, but actually it offers the greatest percentage of accessible green space of all the cities in asia, according to the survey. hong kong also scored well in an -- education and life expectancy . however there is poor work-