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known as lot d located on the southern cape of the sonoma fairgrounds and surrounded by pretty nice homes starting this week it's also home to the homeless from 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. homeless specifically living in vehicles can park here. they get bathroom, food, showers, all while neighbors say they get blind sided. >> i woke up and they had tractors going on there. >> reporter: sherry zang. >> i apologized four times last night that we did not have the time to reach out to them. >> reporter: the program is run by catholic charities and an emergency response she says to the cold winter. >> we had 21 people there last night in 15 vehicles. and that includes women, veterans. >> we don't know nothing about them. don't know nothing about them. >> reporter: catholic charities says it needs volunteers to staff. but most neighbors say they don't even want it. they want the idea just not the location. >> some of the people will stay. other people are going to wander off so they can have a drink. >> reporter: the homeless in lot d at least through april but supervisor zang says the program if su

people want to live by it and have very nice homes around it. >> but david's idyllic life started to unravel one sunday night when his ex-wife walked into police headquarters to report him missing. she said he didn't show up for a dinner meeting with their 10-year-old son that evening, which was very unusual. she said he wasn't returning telephone calls either. >> david nixon was a great father who kept in contact with his son, even though he was divorced from his wife, and would constantly keep in contact with him. >> i can't really put my finger on anything. i just have a gut feeling that there's something about this one that, you know, there's more to it than just the typical missing person. >> just a few hours later, a motorist ten miles away spotted a fire in the parking lot of an abandoned building. when he got closer, he was horrified to see what looked like a human body. >> the upper portion of the body was engulfed in flames. an accelerant was believed to have been used, like gasoline. >> the victim, wrapped in a blue tarp and a blanket, was clearly a large, white male with

he had nice cars, nice home, a lot of boats. he had pretty much all the toys that anybody could want. >> until one night, something happened that changed their lives forever. shortly before dawn, they woke to find an intruder in their bedroom. shots were fired and the intruder fled. >> someone is breaking into our house and my husband -- >> stay on the line with me. >> during the call, amy could hear the intruder who was still in the house. >> oh, my god. i don't know what to do. no! you can't go up there, it's my kids. >> where are they at, ma'am? >> there was a loud thump and suddenly amy wasn't on her end of the phone anymore. >> the 911 operator called amy back. >> is he in the house now? >> he just left and he shot my husband. oh, my god. he shot my husband. >> it took police only minutes to get to the scene. >> we found bob bosley facedown on the mattress. his knees to the floor, kind of in a, i guess, kneeling position, slumped over the bed, facedown. multiple bullet wounds. obviously deceased. >> amy's clothes were torn

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as lot d located on the southern tip of the sonoma county fairgrounds and surrounded by pretty nice homesn either side. homeless living in vehicles can park here. they get bathroom, food, showers all while neighbors say they get blind sided. >> i woke up sunday morning and there was a tractor going on out there. >> i apologized four times last night that we did not have the time to reach out to them. >> reporter: supervisor ames says the program cost $145,000. it's run by catholic charities and it's an emergency respond she says to the cold winter. >> we had 21 people there last night in 15 vehicles that includes women, veterans. >> we don't know nothing about them. don't know nothing about them. >> reporter: catholic charities says they need volunteers to staff it but most neighbors say they don't even want it they like the idea just not the location. >> some of the people will stay. other people will wander off so they can have a drink. >> reporter: supervisor zhang says the program if successful could stay longer. >>> woody allen wants to respond to accusations that he molested his ado

as lot d located on the southern tip of the sonoma county fairgrounds and surrounded by pretty nice homesn either side. homeless living in vehicles can park here. they get bathroom, food, showers all while neighbors say they get blind sided. >> i woke up sunday morning and there was a tractor going on out there. >> i apologized four times last night that we did not have the time to reach out to them. >> reporter: supervisor ames says the program cost $145,000. it's run by catholic charities and it's an emergency respond she says to the cold winter. >> we had 21 people there last night in 15 vehicles that includes women, veterans. >> we don't know nothing about them. don't know nothing about them. >> reporter: catholic charities says they need volunteers to staff it but most neighbors say they don't even want it they like the idea just not the location. >> some of the people will stay. other people will wander off so they can have a drink. >> reporter: supervisor zhang says the program if successful could stay longer. >>> woody allen wants to respond to accusations that he molested his ado

he had a nice home, two cars in the backyard, if you're in california, he had a small ool. i'm like, wow! i'm am constantly comparing america with my friends and india -- one guy who has been trying to immigrate to america for i don't know how many years. the poor guy can never get a visa. i said to him, why are you so eager to come to america? he says, dinesh, i want to move to a country where the poor people are fat. [laughter] what is he getting at? the phenomenon of mass prosperity. of the ordinary guy having a fantastically well. that is true, but i want to go beyond that to suggest that what america really offers is not just comfort and wealth and the ability to live well, it offers you the chance to write the script of your own life. not long ago, i asked myself, how has my life changed by coming to the united states? how it would be different if i stayed in india? i grew up in a middle-class family and i did not have great luxury, but neither did i lack for anything. in coming to america, my life -- is it better off materially? yes. but it is not radically different

. >> yes, i'm a bay area girl as it was nice to be in seattle, but so nice to be home.he warrior steph curry and the west, couldn't top the east, but it's time to ship the focus back to golden state in the sports minute. andrew bogurt has not plaid since they faced the wildcats on february -- played since they faced the wildcats on february 4th. he is listed after not responding well to a cortisone shot last week for the left shoulder. warriors are in sacramento on wednesday night. >>> giants and a's getting ready for the cast this week as we'll be there too. vern glenn will be in arizona all friday. be sure to tune in with the latest. the unlikely duo of colin cepper pack ask exeven -- the colin kaepernick asked the same question and they seemed to be okay. ♪[ music ] ♪ dancing through the fire because i'm the champion and you're going to hear me roar." [ cheering and applause ] [ booing ] >> yeah, i think that is a thumbs down on that one and i apologize. i should have told you to put ear plugs in before the sports minute. but that is colin kaepernick. i have never se

i keep the foreground and serious three yes civil war homes now nice makes me really miss my living conditions believed to be extremely cool. hockey style has entered into official peace talks with the common bond according to all our teeth in the country the dong a way typical faint outline ponds for negotiations to end that every keep out a bomb pakistan ttp and second seed nff tweaking it was decided to put an end to hostilities without a standstill with the fact that the toll all activities the king's peace and security must and secondly target on about dedication. woo hoo. it's a promise that the of the government's he bought it we have to put an end to the less mess and we have to make pakistan a place where people can live peacefully according to the teachings that is not like the gestapo prime minister nawaz sharif announced the initiative following a string of assaults last week. thousands of being killed in attacks in pakistan since the ttp was formed in two thousand and seven. dozens wearing to discuss is in the bosnian town of it is not running to a second bang on the bank stop by

cars in nice home, two the backyard, if you're in california, he had a small pool.'m am constantly comparing america with my friends and india -- one guy who has been trying to immigrate to america for i don't know how many years. the poor guy can never get a visa. i said to him, why are you so eager to come to america? -- dinesh, inash, want to move to a country where the poor people are fat. [laughter] what is he getting at? the phenomenon of mass prosperity. of the organ -- ordinary guy having a fantastically well. that is true, but i want to go beyond that to suggest that what america really offers is not just comfort and wealth and the ability to live well, it offers you the chance to write the script of your own life. not long ago, i asked myself, how has my life changed by coming to the united states? how it would be different if i stayed in india? i grew up in a middle-class family and i did not have great luxury, but neither did i lack for anything. --coming to america, my life is it better off materially? yes. but it is not radically different. and i staye

these seedlings six one news from africa the home team. nice to take to inspire them. in all. the row the country. welcome. so many sons and daughters of summoning up and gave them a fair chance. the island. i think you see something of what is the great united states. i must say that in united states. two variants of you are. sons and daughters. twenty five million. in fact door or something. what is great about island. links between ireland and the united states are dong and enjoying the fact that twenty two us presidents day my irish heritage. toast in the bond between our two run home. all ever. if president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to immigrate to the united states today because not too soon. i am honored to represent the kennedys reagan's for the media no other american school of irish roots. there are fifty palace on undocumented irish meaning in the united states because of their status. they are on a boat returned to ireland to visit family friends and neighbors. immigration reform initiative in the us centers for the us house of representatives is a

we gave him a nice home, we felt like. and we're sad that this has happened.re sad that he's gone. >> i said that christopher was a gift. christopher was my gift. i have asked god why, you know. if you were going to take him, why didn't you take him when he was tiny? you know. why did it, you know, why did you let me love him for eight years? >> damien echols, jason baldwin, jessie misskelley, jr., i hope you all burn in hell and are tormented for eternity and a day. i couldn't ever put into words how much i hate you. >> i know no matter what i say or do, there will still be people who won't believe it no matter what but i did not kill those children or anybody else. i had nothing to do with it and i know nothing about it. >> if could i talk to the families of the victims right now, they were led to believe by the police that we done it so i understand that they hate us, you know. hate me. but i didn't do it. i did not have anything to do with it. i'm sorry your kids are dead. i'm sorry about that but all i ask is you all go back and look at the evidence. just

remember, target has a nice home business. people are spending on their homes.y are. >> now, target's q-1 profit view's a little below consennious aconsenn io consennsus, and they don't know what the data breach will cost them down the road. what is your game plan on target? >> i think the yield will hold it down. it's so funny do you know what we've got this interesting market that's the opposite of how skeptical we were coming in about retail. lowe's goes up yesterday on home deem poe doing well. low they give us a good number and it goes up again today. that's typically not been the pattern. there's a forgiveness pattern and then a pat on the back pattern and i think it's we've decided, do you know what, let's not be too critical on this group anymore but tjx which is the charitable trust name i own is down today. the shake-up would be okay. but if you look at macy's what they say there weren't a lot of markdowns, when you hear that that means no a lot of dump-off of merchandise and gross margins are good and that's the case. >> because they manage their inve

obviously 30 home runs was nice, but that's just a number. it's just a round number. d 28 have been different? no. it sounds different, but just you want to be a little more consistent. >> 30 home runs is pretty good when you're looking for a new contract. >>> give me the monday night top five. so hard, the camera man nearly gets taken out. in fact, i think he did take out the cameraman. no. 4, is getting your beer spilled on you acceptable, it's in new orleans. give that man a hurricane. no. 3, when you're a kid living in a cold weather city, you find ways to entertain yourself, even if it's 100 attempts to pull off a trampoline shot, ripley's believe it or not. syracuse and maryland following the bouncing ball, stays on the floor long enough and the orange win. no. 1. >> holds the ball, puts up a touch. in at buzzer. >> that was dirk nowitzki who after that shot, this is carmelo with 44 points and lost, but nowitzki called it the worst game winning shot in his history. >> he actually moved his pivot foot. that was traveling. they didn't call it. go back and look at t

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home. quiet man. >> reporter: nice guy? >> yes. >> reporter: that man is a neighbor and works at a nearby store. i talked to ten neighbors. no one knew this man at this home. they say they may have been hello or had brief conversations. they say his name jas john. he may have had a son and kept very much to himself. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a mass gain break near -- main break near at&t park forced the evacuation of hundreds of people this morning. it happened on south park street near third street while crews were working. tara moriarty joins us live to tell us the surprising way the line was busted. good afternoon, tara. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. the line is around the corner down the sidewalk here. they've already patched it up. but police say that one of the construction workers was actually walking backing up when his foot hit the shustoff valve and -- shutoff valve and bent it. police told hundreds of people to get out or get inside. >> you guys go inside. >> reporter: the odor was unmisache t

nice statement about their team. >> controlling off losing three straight, we needed to play well at home. i'm just happy we got this one. i'm proud -- like i said, it's only one win, but we're going to enjoy it and gets ready for stanford on wednesday. >>> stanford with asu. this turn ed into the dwight boul-chasson randle show. randle with a fair game , an acrobatic 2 to the hospital. he went for acrohoop. improving to 5-4 in the conference. well, usf has been making noise in the wcc with gonzaga in town. pretty lob from holmes to glover. gonzaga put it away in the second half. sam dire was the big reason why, the dons get help from the player. still can't stop him. gonzaga wins 75-65, 7-6, u sf tied with brigham young university. gaels up to the challenge in the first half. waldo with the tough 2 inside. he had 25 points and gaels led by 1 at halftime. the cougars came out firing in the second half. this one getting away. nothing demonstrates that better than this. that will earn an ejection every time the losing 84-71 and they fall to 6-4 in the conference no. not a good night for bay

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nice freshness. when you bring them home it's so important to store them in the refrigerator right away.n up the bag so it can breathe. shelf life two or three days. so buy it and enjoy it. italian flat leaf parsley. always i have this around in the kitchen for anytime i cook. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> valentine's day around the corner, what better way to celebrate the season of love than with wine and chocolate? take 2 with roberta. she is kicking off a big weekend in san francisco joins us with more. >> reporter: i got a bigger umbrella now! there's a big event going on tonight inside the ferry building. to tell us about it, sandra. >> hi there. >> reporter: what's going on tonight? >> so tonight is the food from the heart event happening inside the ferry building going on from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. >> reporter: do we get a lot of this stuff? >> tonight we are going to be featuring our whoopie cakes. we wait for these all year long. and it's been really -- we're also going to have other valentine's day boxes and so on. >>

nice green all the way up. if it pulls up or decays, that means it's been sitting around too long. avoid that. when you bring them hometore them in the refrigerator. keep them nice and crisp. they should always be heavy in your hand. what i like to do with bell pep serious slice them up and keep them with you all day for a healthy snack. that's your tip of the day. >>> an after school youth orchestra program is 20 years old this year thanks to one woman who touched the lives of hundreds of bay area children. >> kay kelly has the story of this week's jefferson award recipient. . >> on any given weekend, you will hear music in joan murray's house. in her den there's practice for a young string quartet. upstairs in the living room a violin lesson. and in her garage next to stacks of donated violins and shelves of sheet music, portable tables are filled with young students attempting to master music theory. it's what joan envisioned when she started the golden gate philharmonic orchestra, a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing young musical talent. >> you learn discipline, focus, and you get a lot of joy out of it because you

the owner here will also take home a nice prize. a cool $1 million. workers say they were selling a lot of lottery tickets leading up to today's drawing. they expect to be busy when the word gets out. the winning ticket was sold right here. >> yes, after this, people are going to be excited. >> reporter: again, we are still waiting for that, the person who bought that winning ticket to step forward. maybe they'll come here and share some of their luck. maybe they'll come forward in the days to come. the last minute surge in tickets pushing that amount over $425 million. and again that winning ticket sold here at the chevron in milpedes. the last big jackpot sold in san jose was at jenny's gift shop. it took him a couple of weeks to check his ticket, and then come forward to claim his prize. >>> we have new information tonight about a home grown grocery giant. safeway maybe getting ready to check out. pleasanton based safeway, says talks are underway to sell the company. >> reporter: frank, back in june, there was a big grand opening of this safe way.

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a new contract at on roughly $23 million in guaranteed money from 2016 he had a good and nice year hit two homed amused the jet for special occasions. >> : people don't do that i thought those nice it was something that happened very quickly he allowed with that mt with my family. reminds me of the time here i was running a little bit late here one of the people said i can do you ride bart. but as with walt but there's people >> : think anybody wants. i have before me pam aria. in discussing the bentley could break down a like a mess it this money pits. the pentagon so she competed in downhill and flown back. >> : i'm dropping my lawsuit on major-league baseball does the commissioner bottom-line he can sit out this year and hoping to resume in another year but his stopping all his business. allied olympics under way in sochi russia part of the opening ceremony there weren't getting a kick out by an that. is it playing music playing. >> : no joke that's the russian police choir was sinking it lucky by daft punk and my man for all williams. i wait to it with so mutt o'clock and you can watch the

wonderful to sit at the window and the late afternoon when i was waiting for george to come home from work. it is a nice couch to lie on. >> mrs. bush, there was a speech you made in 2005, april of 2005 you are well known for. it came as surprise to everybody. how long was that in the planning? >> george always said he is delighted to come to these, baloney. [laughter] >> the famous dinner where george says everybody comes in and makes fun of the president and he came and made fun of himself. he is very funny. he has been very funny at every one of those corresponded dinners. there's the gridiron dinner and alfalfa dinner and lots of dinners for the presidents. he has to have a funny speech and make fun of himself. that year, he said, i cannot come up with another joke. why don't you do it? i said, okay. >> did you say ok right away? >> yes. i knew i would work with the joke writers. it was funny and shocking to people. i remember i was sitting next to the president of the white house correspondents who obviously did not know i was quick to spring that. george stands up and tries to make a lame joke and

this actually might help the raiders start selling out their home games again. >> nicely done.iminals. >> wow, andy. i can't believe you traveled to the future and then stole that joke from jay and then traveled back to tell it on "red eye." >> what is the point of time travel if you can't travel a to the future and steal a joke and then come back. >> you should travel to a time when we have a cure for the common cold and then come back. >> i would rather steal jokes from jay. >> that makes me giggle. should candy be bandy? an elementary school asked parents not to send sweets attached to the valentine's day cards. explained the candy heart less principal, quote, we are working to encourage healthy practices as well as manage food choices in classrooms where food allergies -- food allergies are present in order to maintain a safe environment. mostly schirn and -- mostly children and love and children and love. i am so angry over this. how can a kid know he likes her? >> i have to go back to kicking her chair and calling her name. i am in therapy. these schools are going to be r

nice houses. >> the russians sent then home and continued. look at the results. their biochemical weapons was stronger than ours. did we need the nazis? >> i think not. >> is it fair to look back at what was going on back then through our lens today without getting ourselves in the shoes of what happened back then, and the utter fear, once the soviets got the atomic bond. >> that's one train of thought. many will tell you that who support the program to this day. they'll say how dare you stand on the ped stall and look back. that's why i tried to have this conclusion, let it be drawn by the reader. >> it's an incredible story, it's fascinating, and a lot of credible work. >> the book is operation paperclip, the secret intelligence program bringing nazi scientists to america. >> did the u.s. speed skating lose because of fashion. the excuse next in data dive. >> alcohol and a volatile relationship. our series of oscar nominated >> today's data dive goes the olympics, and the speed skating team are partially complaining their clothing, complaining that the underarm

. >> in a lot of businesses, in the main avenues, a lot of homes for sale. these are in niceighborhoods, and they would stay for sale for a long time. then you see the grass growing and the trees and all of a sudden this property has been abandoned. this is it. either i move or i'm going to be losing what i have here. >> and in each "for sale" sign sÁnchez saw cropping on her street a deeper economic problem boiling. junk status. that's how fitch, standard & poor's, and moody 's classifies puerto rico $70 million debt. the per capita income is just over $15,000. half of the poorest american state. and unemployment stands around 15%, double that of the u.s. mainland. >> the more inequality, the less healthy as a country. that's where we're heading right now. we don't stop this vicious circle, we're going to race to the bottom. >> puerto rico's government is testing a list of austerity measures to climb out of this hardship. tax increases, requesting billions of dollars in new obligation bonds to continue paying the bills. >> we cannot continue financing and operating in a defi

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greg bend sir a realtor with berkshire hathaway home services california properties. nice. >> great to be here. >> start with market stats for single family homes in los angeles county. in january, the median sales price was $467,500. that's up over 30% year over year. the month's supply stands at about 2.5 months. a 21% decline over year, year over year. properties on the market an average of 59 days and in january, 2,420 properties sold. so you've got the stats, the bakes of the market. let's take a look at our first listing. it is in beautiful glendale. the list price is $545,000. a two bedroom 1.5 bath home. right at the bottom of the foothills there, a beautiful place to be. $6,800 in taxes and about 1,300 square feet. tell me more about the house. >> it was renovated about six years ago. the owner is a contractor. it does sit right at the base of the foothills and in an amazing school district helping keep the price high. being right next to pasadena, just beautiful up there and celebrities and other people just want to be there and it's convenient to be in l.a. but

. >> it worked out nicely until the day sharon zachary stopped by rogers' home and found it had been broken into. >> what's the problem? >> we have an elderly gentleman, his been robbed and broken into. the backsliding glass window was broken. my husband yelled for him but he wouldn't answer. >> when police arrived, they found robert rogers on the living room floor. he had been beaten to death. >> the person that committed this crime did not want any possibility of mr. rogers to be alive to identify the perpetrator. >> it looked like a piece of firewood was used to break the rear sliding glass door. drawers and closets had been ransacked. but if the motive was robbery, the perpetrator had not been entirely successful. >> after the homicide, they found $133,000 in cash hidden in the house, which that by itself was such an attention grabber in this community. i mean, that was one of the most unusual things about the whole incident. >> the blood evidence revealed rogers was beaten at two different times. >> the victim sustained some injuries and then had enough time to lay there, his wo

. >>> and they finally arrived in oakland and this is a very nice picture of our coworkers trying to get a cab home. >>> and more details came out about lynn spaulding 17 days after she disappeared from her hospital bed. we have now obtained a new report and that reports to major missing to her being missing. >> since the tragedy, it includes a new tracking system that helps find a new pay the then next week of. >>> they said the report detailed the use of racial slurs, a confederate flag and a bike log used around the student's next last fall and learned about it only after the victim's parents complained in october. >> they are trying to change it. >> the courts a use ited students are facing expulsion. you can read the entire report yourself and it is posted on the front page under hot topics. >>> santa clara supervisor, plan on the fire department. is they are not meeting a their contractual obligation to respond to am the imagine -- to the medical emergencies within 8 minutes. >> they have dropped like a rock over the next several months and they are now down to approximately 80 percent. >> an

success for the harvest so far however that doesn't mean there's nothing to trouville the home crowd and she's a nice in our reports from. the competition. every day brings new reasons for celebration here in sochi but the russian's women's curling team has moved a step closer to medal success beating their american rivals let's get the details from our andrew farmer well there has been more success for the russian women's curling team they've beaten the americans nine seven to record their second win in a row and a bit later on will turn out again to face the chinese and also a bit later on we'll get another glimpse of the figure skating stars maksim and tatiana. they've already won team gold and are favorites for the pairs event which does get underway this evening it's also worth noting that they are world and european champions despite only being together for three years and despite. famous bad temper so what is the secret of their success over such a short space of time or maybe just maybe it could be written in the stars i was familiar with some of what seems to treat. my zodiac sign is gemini

well i think one thing to death in the toy museum is the women's downhill skiing we got home i was going to nice on the beach. um she's normally up against. begins with the funds and forcing out. engine is eaten up and coming young american though coach different that can be a fascinating tool. the minute someone is getting a bit on in his book was looking for to see whether home with baby yet with the norwegian them by ashley to um. even going to pull off the wreckage of the most gold medals seven as can be really fun to watch jefferson has been of course the criticism and controversy specially in the west the run up to these games you think. it was all just talk well i think a lot of the criticism is. he is justified if i ran through all of the irregularities accusations of corruption environmental concerns would be here all night home all the sea all olympic team's color. the political that these are especially so they're being called the protein games. um and so i think that's what they're going to be home. unlike the moment. as a spectacular game v might be satisfying to me a sporting persp

home. for example it would be nice to have a nice school class near my house so i wouldn't have timing problems. also to have passionate teachers who care on learning at the night school class itself. and i think that's it and also thank you and i support the credit recovery program and i hope it continues and gives more options. thank you. >> may i ask you a question, are you a senior this year? >> junior. >> are you on track now? >> now i am. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> are there any other members of the public that would like to speak on this item? >> i will close public comment and now at this time i will open for committee questions or feedback or discussions. great. you guys did such a great job. i just want to say a couple things and if you can conclude, that would be great. it's great to hear some feedback directly from students on how the program is going. i think from an adult perspective we sometimes look at the data and numbers. but i'm really understanding on whether or not it's happening at the right time and happening at convenient locations and whether or not the teache

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home, you're working out with us. take it a easy, one step at a time. we step, we reach, very nicenow. >> ready to take it up? >> yes. >> right extending, left extend, left, right. if you want to get the cardios going, we're going to add a triple step in the middle. >> i couldn't even do the single step. i'm going for it. step, triple step. left, triple step. right, triple step. now watch those elbows, get those elbows in. you want to work the core. remember, every move is core based here. >> okay. >> right? >> so you initiate the move from the abdominals. >> so what does the triple step do? >> it just gets your cardiosystem go. four more, three more, two more. we're just warming up. >> gosh, this is it for me. >> let's do a little more. you ready? okay, we'll do a side step and extension. on four, three, two, here we go. so it's side, and extend. >> okay, same side. >> side extend. side extend, nice. when you come in, bring it through the chest and extend out. >> okay. >> so chest, turn, chest, extend. chest, turn, chest, extend. >> that should give you an all around great workout

i say new york city is your home too and we will not force any of our resins to live their lives in the shadows. yep that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives the shadows is because they immigrated in an eagerly why should new yorkers bend over backwards for illegal criminal immigrants. this is the same logic that if i catch a guy breaking into my house as a gracious host. i should offer him a pizza because it is home to. this is just a slap in the face the rule of law but also to the immigrants who do go for the bureaucracy and headaches to become us citizens the right way the legal way supplies you if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants was some sort of document it should be appointed to pack all with instructions on how to apply for green card legit proper away just like everyone else passed. just lacking. i am the books soon. having it's a bit. in many of these seats