. >> noel turns his kitchen into a workshop. spending countless hours, creating a fantasy world. one pumpkin at a time. >> if you mess up, you get super gloa glue. >> hundreds will come home to see them halloween night. >> there's ort sort of a traffic jam out front. and people love it. >> reporter: he also shares his work online. the death star pumpkin -- pumpkin went viral. >> what started 10 years ago as one man's obsession, now includes noel's friends and family. daughter sarah has been carving since she was 5. >> our kids got into it, which made my wife like it it's gotten crazy. noel says having the right tools is the secret. >> once you really get into and you can start modifying it, it becomes more art. >> reporter: the creations stay in the fridge and under wraps until showtime. then the work shines. art that is a treat for one night only, until next halloween. in washington, susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you like to try your hand at one of noel's creations, you can find his patterns and tutorials for free and online. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:0

>> no, you're -- >> police don't know, both z and noel are carrying concealed weapons. z has a permit. noel does not. >> when the situation was escalating, i was also trying to hand the officers my licenses, and make them aware that, you know, i was carrying an weapon. >> this is an attempted false arrest. >> you guys need your supervisors! >> we weren't trying to escalate any situation or fight with them or battle with them. we just wanted to have an explanation. >> the situation is escalating dangerously by the second. >> i'm not resisting. >> he's not resisting! do not tase him! >> z is tased at close range, just above his heart and a second time on his back. >> ahh! >> no reason! >> you are assaulting me! this is assault! >> i couldn't scream or yell or anything. like, it was like breath was being taken away from me. >> no! i'm not backing up. no. why are you touching me? >> quit walking away! >> z is tased a third time at a distance and pulls the taser's electrified barbs out of his chest. >> he realized i had pulled the barbs out. he looks at his back-up officer a

this image shows a view from the hill of the building at the top of the noel of the shipyard and it has a nice use of the bay. one feature you'll see is a landmark to identify the building and provided a focus for the project. i think amabell showed this slide of where this is. this is an aerial of the shipyard as you can see. our site is in the upper right hand corner of the image block 49. the other two below are block 15 and 51. that puts it in context. some of the data on the project we have a mixture of one, twos, and threes as you can see there. the percentages of those units in the average unit size, the buildings is about $85,000 square feet combined with the garage and community areas. we're parked at 43 spaces and then we'll -- i'll go over the data. this is a list of the development standards for this site. as you can see we meet or exceed all the standards for the d for d in terms of density, coverage, we're below the maximum coverage allowed. we're below the height on a portion of the building that's allowed to the site. there's a parking maximum, so we're below that with t

noel says having the right tools is the secret. >> once you can modify it and decide what you want to do, it becomes more art. >> reporter: the creations stay in the fridge, and under wraps until showtime. then the work shines. art that's a treat for one night only, until next halloween. in washington, susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> wow. well, if you'd like to try your hand at one of has creations, you can find his patterns and tutorials for free online. >> that's amazing. >> now, you struggle, i'm sure, like i do, with just getting -- >> the triangle? absolutely. >> but it is all in those tools. i don't have the right tools. mine are like plastic handles that break all the time. >> that's all i have. >> were a dollar at the dollar store. >> plastic pumpkins look good. >> that's right. >>> still ahead, hitting the streets. if you are an avid runner, the new technology that may help you improve your time. >>> port of baltimore passes a national security test. i'm mike schuh, what it means next. >>> it's a lovely day outside. and it is only going to get better. bob is updating

we begin with noel walker. >> reporter: we're now more than 8 hours after that deadly accident and bart police and investigators are still here at the scene. earlier today, bart's director of operations called it a tragedy of greatest proportions. >>> with bart on strike, most trains weren't running today. but one train that was running brought a system already at a standstill to its knees. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the families of two workers who have just been killed on the bart tracks. >> the bart train was returning to concord after bringing graffiti cars to be fixed. at 1:45 happened. you can hear the breaks screeching. >> bart emergency, bart emergency. we just struck some individuals. >> from inside his house across the street, gary knew something was wrong. >> i heard the wheels screeching. >> do you hear that often? >> no. it goes smooth when it drives by. not today. >> bart says 6 people were on the train which was being operated in automatic mode. their own media released said an experienced operator were at the controls but when asked who they knew was operating th

so the bigger picture is more about them and protecting them. >> noel is their 7-year-old daughter born three years after troy anticipate elana were killed while getting slurpees with their mom and friend. the driver who killed them was under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs. >> it's a very hard day, as you can imagine. ten years seems to have just run right by. but it is -- you can't help but remember the event offense that evening. >> he already got the governor to sign one bill into law this year that provides a database for doctors to see what prescriptions their patients already have. and now the parents are working on a safety act which would require doctors to check that database before prescriptioning certain addictive narcotics. the proposed ballot measure would also lift the $250,000 cap on damages, and the medical malpractice cases involving pain and suffering. >>'ll our family was victims of both of these issues. one, the driver was an abuser of fre skripgs narcotics and had been getting many narcotics prescriptions kind of will willy nilly from doctors. we th

let's read fallout from this with noel.noel, that it is our side in trouble as a result of this think about impasse. and shut down? >> if anything, the democrats may be had a slight bump in fundraising, but overall, do i think that it is going to affect elections both in the house, and senate? no. not really. at all. i think that is wishful thinking on her part, as soon as the government shut down goes away, next thing, which is going -- now, is obamacare, obamacare web site, the irs is implementing the penalties and what that is going to be. and to determine people have insurance, there is more coming down that will be on their heads. neil: you could argue though, there is logic to nancy pelosi was saying in terms of already the party challenges to those republican congressmen and women, who either went along with this, they would -- they would potentially hand a safe republican seat to a democrat, happened before, you need that in some big numbers, 717 or 18 to get you there but it is possible. >> it is possible. when we

noel walker is in the city tonight at an intersection where a muni bus rider killed a bike rider. >>eporter: we're learning that muni's director of transportation ordered all 800 buss in its fleet be inspected for safety guards that might have been missing from a bus that hit and killed a cyclist ere at the corner of bryant and 11th. >> reporter: a large vehicle and a cyclist dead. this last accident friday was the fourth deadly accident south of market this year. >> safety is our top priority. >> reporter: this online video from the manufacturer shows how it's supposed to sweep potential victims away from the wheel to avoid catastrophic injury or death. though not required, muni says -- >> at some point, all of our buses do have the s1 guard installed onto their for their bus. >> reporter: it's unclear if a missing guard would keep a bus out of service. in this video, the bus doesn't appear to have one. >> because of the recent collision, the recent fatality. it sort of was an impetus to speed things up on this project. >> reporter: today, the npa showcased the folsom street pilot p

noel walker is in the city tonight at an intersection where a muni bus rider killed a bike rider. >>eporter: we're learning that muni's director of transportation ordered all 800 buss in its fleet be inspected for safety guards that might have been missing from a bus that hit and killed a cyclist ere at the corner of bryant and 11th. >> reporter: a large vehicle and a cyclist dead. this last accident friday was the fourth deadly accident south of market this year. >> safety is our top priority. >> reporter: this online video from the manufacturer shows how it's supposed to sweep potential victims away from the wheel to avoid catastrophic injury or death. though not required, muni says -- >> at some point, all of our buses do have the s1 guard installed onto their for their bus. >> reporter: it's unclear if a missing guard would keep a bus out of service. in this video, the bus doesn't appear to have one. >> because of the recent collision, the recent fatality. it sort of was an impetus to speed things up on this project. >> reporter: today, the npa showcased the folsom street pilot p

noel if though. you have to buy the first book. >> that would be awesome. let's eat the birthday cake together. >> happy elf, happy self. >> the list. >>> hosts with the most. we watched all the late night comedy shows and dugout the best. >> somebody in the white house used a fake twitter account to send out hundreds of anti obama tweets. >> boo. >> now, the account was immediately shutdown and malia has been grounded. >> two armed robbers stole $60,000 from manhattan whole foods store. considered armed and organic so be careful. >> the record 58% of a earthquake ma cancer want to legalize marijuana. >> yay! [applause] >> then they are like say it is unanimous. >> group effort. check out this list of halloween costumes for you and your closest friends. social media. ?z'v crayons. rock, paper, scissors. >> we're rolling through baltimore from roller derby to bike tour. big wheels keep on turning next on the list. @yo⌟] @yo⌟] >>> you're on the list. you may need to buckle up your helmet if you plan to play this weekend. nicky has what every one will be twee

reporting live in san jose, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information about the death of 57-year-old lynn spalding at san francisco general hospital. she is the patient reported missing, and then found dead in a stairwell. ktvu has confirmed reports that someone saw someone passed out in that stairwell more than a week before spalding was found. her family's attorney calls that unacceptable. >> reporter: the body of lynn spalding was cremated today. more than two weeks after the san francisco general hospital patient was found dead in an outdoor stairwell. she had been missing 17 days. there was a report of a person in the stairwell where spalding's body was found in the days before it was recovered. it is unclear whether sheriff deputies checked that stairwell during searches for the missing woman. >> i had heard that some hospital staff had observed the body on the balcony prior to its being formally acknowledged as discovered. >> reporter: a separate source, the attorney for spalding's 23- year-old daughter, and 19-year- old son, also told us he received an email last

. >> we shift a lit noel a little now in to harford, sloshie fields could be costly.we head in to one of the busiest weekends for the pumpkin picking season but too much rain might be keeping

reporting live in san jose, noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information about the death of 57-year-old lynn spalding at san francisco general hospital. she is the patient reported missing, and then found dead in a stairwell. ktvu has confirmed reports that someone saw someone passed out in that stairwell more than a week before spalding was found. her family's that unacceptable. >> reporter: the body of lynn spalding was cremated today. more than two weeks after the san francisco general hospital patient was found dead in an outdoor stairwell. she had been missing 17 days. there was a report of a person in the stairwell where spalding's body was found in the days before it was recovered. it is unclear whether sheriff deputies checked that stairwell during searches for the missing woman. >> i had heard that some hospital staff had observed the body on the balcony prior to its being formally acknowledged as discovered. >> reporter: a separate source, the attorney for spalding's 23- year-old daughter, and 19-year- old son, also told us he received an email last tuesday, indica

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noels behind the deep. the hockeys take the lead. day for thomas, 293 yards, two of them to d.j. coal. they win 27-17. earlier this week, tu to the government shutdown, atlantic competition at the service academies had been suspended.ped members of both the navy and air force football team got word wor today game was on. 38,225 on hand in annapolis today. air force hanging tough earlyin ong . falcons lead 10-7 but navy responds. reynolds scores three times wits brown from annapolis also scoring a 38-yard touchdown. brown, we'll talk about his storybook score.or >> in any case you can write a better story. i'm from annapolis against the rivals. i was tripping over everyone on the sideline. >> the red sox beat the rays in the alds, 7-4. boston leads 7-0. come on, rays. you're better than that. >> thank you for that.nk y that will do it for us with this edition of fox 5 news at 10:00. thank you for joining us. u we're back again tomorrow. 

i don't believe that, but that is the logical conclusion there. >> noel, as a republican strategist,ng for paul ryan's plan is preferable to you than the affordable care act? >> we do have a lot of problems apz someone who represents a lot of gop candidates and gop players. we do have a lot of problems with obama care. one of the main reasons that we are irritated with obama care is the fact that the people that need it the most can't get on the websites because of the glitches. i know everybody is tired of hearing about the glitches. and everybody is making fun of them. >> everybody is taking them seriously. >> it's a big deal. we had a hearing on it today. the contractors, the people they got to do this website said that there were glitches and problems before the rollout. why didn't they delay the rollout? >> right. jackie, instead of messing about with all these complicated websites, why don't we just give everyone medicare? >> i think there would be some objection to that from republicans. >> there might be, but wouldn't that make more sense? >> you know, again, i think you migh

and then i found an indocrine noel gist. i drove two hours. i took my blood work to her and she said poor thing. your estrogen levels are low and your progesterone is almost nonexistence. that's when this journey began. the thing about -- i really believe if i knew then what i know now that i would not have gotten breast cancer. >> really, why is that? >> that's a big statement. i was estrogen dominant. the first thing a doctor says is you can't take hormones. they are wrong with all due respect. when i was miss -- what i was missing was pro -- progesterone. it is your anti-cars gnaw general nick hormone, the component of the woman hormone song. i was making too much estrogen and no progesterone. >> i think that is common because i had the same issue. >> the brain recognizes a reproductive person, man or woman as available. it is about biology and perpetuation of the species. so when you -- when the brains realizes you are no longer reproductive it tries to get rid of you and it activates the cancer in peri menopause. i got my cancer in peri m

noeling coming in from the pacific. even when the roof slides off the east, another storm will hit that rain in the atmosphere. nothing for us, another seven days without a drop of rain fall. we'll have lots of clouds. frog for you tomorrow morning. 50s at the coast. 80s inland. extra cloud cover as that storm system gets close. but nothing when it comes to rain fall. san jose 76. redwood city you'll hit 85. and concord, sunshine and 80. cooler at the coast and lots of clouds. that will continue through the weekend, but not a drop of rain for any of the next several days, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the "i-pad air" highlighted event at the yerba buena ce ts. weighing just z. >>> apple unveiling some late toys today in san francisco. >> ipad air highlighted the event of the year. weighing just one pound, the new gadget is thinner, lighter, and 72 time faster than the original ipad. also packs speedy a7 processor and a ten hour battery life. >> it's not a game changer by any means. it's thinner, lighter, and n

my name is noel. i have been carving pumps along with my family. i started in 1998.raced the pattern on to the pumpkin with tracing paper. a couple of years back i looked one that looked like r 2 d 2. >> the death star carving, i am looking for one that is fairly round. >> i am starting to add details. it this is a monkey from oz. so i am making hair on its face and legs. >> some pumpkins are fairly easy carves, you can do them in 30 or 45 minutes. i have spent over 30 hours doing some before. >> it is a shaded pattern. you are taking the skin off, leaving it on or cutting all the way three. there are three colors. >> people when they are coming ash the neighborhood with kids dressed up as power rangers or anything else, they want to escape. they want to see spiderman. they want to see wolfman and fantasy transition. a first problem in carving pump is not making it thin enough. i want to take a picture of them as soon as bubble. it is a way to build an archive. he was in romania a few years ago in december of 2011. i was doing this event and this gypsy guy comes up t

my name is noel. i have been carving pumps along with my family. i started in 1998.raced the pattern on to the pumpkin with tracing paper. a couple of years back i looked one that looked like r 2 d 2. >> the death star carving, i am looking for one that is fairly round. >> i am starting to add details. it this is a monkey from oz. so i am making hair on its face and legs. >> some pumpkins are fairly easy carves, you can do them in 30 or 45 minutes. i have spent over 30 hours doing some before. >> it is a shaded pattern. you are taking the skin off, leaving it on or cutting all the way three. there are three colors. >> people when they are coming ash the neighborhood with kids dressed up as power rangers or anything else, they want to escape. they want to see spiderman. they want to see wolfman and fantasy transition. a first problem in carving pump is not making it thin enough. i want to take a picture of them as soon as bubble. it is a way to build an archive. he was in romania a few years ago in december of 2011. i was doing this event and this gypsy guy comes up t

fresh vegetable juices are great and a raw graw noel law are great and raw almond milk.n't like fruit. it is only sugar. muffins, think we should do a story on them alone. if in a hurry, do i a raw green powder or grab a raw gode bar. i hate pushing my own book, but it is the only resource book i know of, and it tells you how to make great substitutes. if you have a question for me, be sure to follow me on twitter. my handle is carol altfnc. that's all for today. thanks for joining me. until next time, i hope are you learning to be more of a healthy you. >>> a fox news alert, growing questions this hour after two convicted murderers escaped into thin air. welcome to america's news headquarters i'm greg jarrett. the manhunt is underway for these fugitives who were both serving life terms. their escape is hardly the stuff of alcatraz. they simply walked out the front door after being mistakenly released from a florida state prison. brian is following this story jie. they are in day five of the manhunt for the two convicted murderers who forged court documents and walk free

. >> reporter: young americans like tory noel are essential if obamacare is to work. the administration says it needs $2.7 million young and healthy people to sign up to cover the cost of treating the sick. >> i'm not getting any younger and i would like to be protected in some way, absolutely. >> reporter: peace of mind? >> yes. health care has been sort of on the back burner. >> reporter: the self-employed shoe designer hasn't had health insurance since college. today she got as far as choosing a password. >> i suppose everybody's trying to do this now. >> reporter: then the server crashed. >> oh, yes, i can transfer you. >> reporter: new york's health exchange help line assured callers it was a temporary glitch. the state's executive director of health, donna frescatore. >> we've received two million hits on our web site starting at opening time at 8:00 this morning. >> reporter: things didn't improve much by afternoon. knoll tried about a dozen times before she gave up. she told us she'll keep trying again tomorrow. scott, registrants have until december 15 to sig

balance the budget in 10 years, and obamaed cace cannot be part of that plan because it blows a huge noel deficits. >> schieffer: okay, i think you've made your point. you're not backing off. you're not budging a bit. all right, well, thank you very much, conclud congressman. we'll be back with personal thoughts on another is very strange week in washington. it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... it's less of a race... and more of a journey. so carry on... with an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's

when ktvu's noel walker checked out those destinations today, she found many of them closed. >> a welcomet is not. it is a lonely road to the marin county sea shore, with national parks detours along the way. >> people were very, very understanding. >> the nash family came all the way from new york, but the walled off space they planned to see was walled off. >> we couldn't see the ocean shores. >> places still open are feeling the government punch. >> we're california's largest oyster farm. >> reporter: drakes bay oyster farm, where the beach access is closed. but the farm is still open. business has been down since the shut down. >> at this point, it was just here we go again. here's just one more thing. >> reporter: jenny cummings says it's driving tourists to other destinations. pelican inn's damian hall says just two of the seven rooms are booked tonight. what is open, is misleading. this sign greeting visitors. the parking lot is closed, the beach is open. >> the bathrooms are also closed. so you have to kind of know your way around, if you're going to be comfortable here. >> report

new information on the incident from ktvu's noel walker. >> reporter: julie, at that town hall meeting tonight, police said the victim in the weekend's robbery arranged through craigslist to meet the suspect here at the apple store on chestnut to sell him a couple of cell phones. at the last minute, the robber changed locations, and things went downhill from here. this is 19-year-old rommel narvaez. police say they were already in the area around chestnut on sunday, on the lookout for car burglars when the cell phone robbery happened a block away. the suspect used this gun to pistol whip the victim, and fire what they now know were blank rounds. >> this is frightening. i must say, because you don't expect something like this to happen in the middle of the day. 1:00in the afternoon. >> in the marina. >> in the marina. >> you have a lot of folks that are questioning the security of their neighborhood. that's why i think the message from the police department needs to be one of reassurance. >> reporter: not everyone is feeling secure. >> what do you do when gunshots start going off? >> re

watch out for big poppy, the big noel, slide in to home, to tie it up at 1. motivating his system to make a big play and what big poppy wants, big poppy gets. with two on in the 6th, johnny gomes hit a home run over the left field wall. red sox take a 4-1 lead with a fear the beard pg final. >> maybe there is something about that beard. >> it's good luck. >> showing up for annual marine corps marathon. and with that one right there about marathoners took off, 26 mile race began, with extra securities because of the boston marathon in april, three people were dhaimewere killed that day. snow and wind is in the forecast, rebecca is ahead to tell us where. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> we've got wind, we've got snow and we have some cold temperatures on the way for the west. 30 to 40 degrees, so the temperature drop that we're going oexperience, when we compare temperatures in idaho and wyoming to what you had on the weekend. low pressure is dropping down from canada, pulling cold air in but ultimately it's because the temperature is cold enou

as noel walker reports, he disappointed some advocates, rejecting assault weapons. >> reporter: whencrime scene tape goes up in oakland, it hardly gets a second glance. few agree on one single solution. >> how much more sense does it say we want to give law enforcement every tool we can to even the playing field. >> reporter: east ballards and law enforcement -- east bay leaders and law enforcement signed law. >> the purpose of each bill is increase safety, prevent gun violence and give our public safety officials and others more tools. >> reporter: one bill signed bans high capacity conversion kits. >> provides ability to turn a weapon into a mass shooting machine. >> reporter: leaders say assembly bill 48 closes the assault weapons ban loophole. another makes it more difficult for someone who made violent threats to own a gun. among the two bills rejected one governor brown said was intended to strengthen restrictions on military assault weapons but would have spilled over to include hunting rifles and collectible firearms. the governor said quote i don't believe the blanket ban wo

new information on the incident from ktvu's noel walker. >> reporter: julie, at that town hall meeting tonight, police said the victim in the weekend's robbery arranged through craigslist to meet the suspect here at the apple store on chestnut to sell him a couple of cell phones. at the last minute, the robber changed locations, and things went downhill from here. this is 19-year-old rommel narvaez. police say they were already in the area around chestnut on sunday, on the lookout for car burglars when the cell phone robbery happened a block away. the suspect used this gun to pistol whip the victim, and fire what they now know were blank rounds. >> this is frightening. i must say, because you don't expect something like this to happen in the middle of the day. 1:00in the afternoon. >> in the marina. >> in the marina. >> you have a lot of folks that are questioning the security of their neighborhood. that's why i think the message from the police department needs to be one of reassurance. >> reporter: not everyone is feeling secure. >> what do you do when gunshots start going off? >> re

noel. but it was very kind to me in the transition. named steve richete. and steve said, are you watching tr? and i said, yes. he said, do you see what's going on? i said yes. he said, do you know about the bunker? . itself would be under attack. of aunker is an artifact bygone cold war era. inningid a very graceful -- thing in calling me and trying to alert me. the rest of the morning and much of the afternoon there with the vice president. unfortunately, we are out of time. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> for a dvd copy of this program, call. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this --gram, visit us at q&a.org q-and-a.org. >> next sunday watch part two of ur conversation. >> start out by giving us what you saw about the press, the media, and that world. how did you view them? >> usually with hostility. it's the natural state of affairs, because that's the nature of what the press needs to do. they need to catch the white house out on what is going on. >> in a few moments, british prime minister david

kids starts drinking at 15 are five times more likely to be problem drinkers than if they're 21 noels a city council member. >> all messages that they're receiving whether it's internet, tv, and on bill boards and street level, all negative connotations to it. >> oakland never conducted a study to see if this ban has been effective. >> and thanks for joining us at 4:00. >> stay with us. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> first shock, then, tragic. >> a second fatal construction accident and the company has had problems before. >> plus, trains are still running but lock is ticking. union gives management a little more time to avert a strike. >> i'm sandhya pat yes. we're feeling warmth today, how long this will last, coming up. >> good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. once again, commuters facing uncertainty over whether they can take bart to work or school tomorrow. sheer what we know noe now. >> deadline is midnight less than seven hours. but it's a soft deadline. fdiu says that westbound evaluated hour by hour. >> a negotiator says parties are about $16 mil

as noel walker reports, he disappointed some advocates, rejecting assault weapons. >> reporter: whenrime scene tape goes up in oakland, it hardly gets a second glance. few agree on one single solution. >> how much more sense does it say we want to give law enforcement every tool we can to even the playing field. >> reporter: east ballards and law enforcement -- east bay leaders and law enforcement signed law. >> the purpose of each bill is increase safety, prevent gun violence and give our public safety officials and others more tools. >> reporter: one bill signed bans high capacity conversion kits. >> provides ability to turn a weapon into a mass shooting machine. >> reporter: leaders say assembly bill 48 closes the assault weapons ban loophole. another makes it more difficult for someone who made violent threats to own a gun. among the two bills rejected one governor brown said was intended to strengthen restrictions on military assault weapons but would have spilled over to include hunting rifles and collectible firearms. the governor said quote i don't believe the blanket ban wou

and this is one lynn would noel, has been less traditionally in our newsroom about the threat of prosecution but more in terms of the desire for transparency with our leaders. wanting people to know as much as possible who is providing that information. and in some ways, this is a response to the senior official that's supposed to be out there with the name attached. you can't even, you know, get the weather report for somebody with the name attached but on background, i'm going to be telling you it's going to be raining this afternoon. our pushback has been sort of against that. now enter in this new threat of not just threat, but the reality of investigations and prosecutions, particularly in the world that i cover. it certainly has come up in discussions with sources. and when it does come up on sensitive matters, it's something that we talk out and we -- but what i make an explosive promise of confidentiality, it's just that, i will honor that. a lot more meetings with people at their homes or in -- in coffee shops or bars as opposed to in offices. communicating with people with their pe

when ktvu's noel walker checked out those destinations today, she found many of them closed. >> a welcome is not. it is a lonely road to the marin county sea shore, with national parks detours along the way. >> people were very, very understanding. >> the nash family came all the way from new york, but the walled off space they planned to see was walled off. >> we couldn't see the ocean shores. >> places still open are feeling the government punch. >> we're california's largest oyster farm. >> reporter: drakes bay oyster farm, where the beach access is closed. but the farm is still open. business has been down since the shut down. >> at this point, it was just here we go again. here's just one more thing. >> reporter: jenny cummings says it's driving tourists to other destinations. pelican inn's damian hall says just two of the seven rooms are booked tonight. what is open, is misleading. this sign greeting visitors. the parking lot is closed, the beach is open. >> the bathrooms are also closed. so you have to kind of know your way around, if you're going to be comfortable here. >> reporte

but now a prominent florida attorney, one you noel, mark o'mara, says that legislation needs to be drawnthe parents of bulliers to be held accountable. and he joins me live now. he's not only tried bullying cases but wants to write a statute. >>> untutively speaking that sounds right. technically speaking, i just can't see how you can make that constitutional. can you? >> it's going to be difficult. there are going to be constitutional questions that have to pass. but the idea of holding a parent responsible for a child's actions does have precedent. we know parents are responsible if they're kids don't get to school, if they have a gun. so the idea that they have some responsibility does have some foundation. we look at a case like this. and "first forecast" of all, i never like knee-jerk reactions by getting new legislation. but this is truly an epidemic. the internet can be a great tool. but like a knife, it can be a scalpel and used as a deadly weapon. the problem with the internet, those it's a great resource, kids and people are using it for such things as child pornography and now

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very nice guy whom i didn't noel. but it was very kind to me in the transition. named steve richete. and steve said, are you watching tr? and i said, yes. he said, do you see what's going on? i said yes. he said, do you know about the bunker? fortunately, i did. the other deputy chief of staff had run an exercise for the senior staff of what happens in a crisis. we found out who was supposed to go to the bump -- bunker. it was casual training. bunker and knew where to go. he told me in the clinton it had beenon months and years when people were briefed on it. nobody ever thought the u.s. would be under attack. artifact ofwas an the cold war. it had no use to a current white house. steve did a graceful thing and tried me -- tried to alert me to it. condy and i made our way to the bunker and spent the rest of the morning there with the vice president. >> we are out of time. , chief of staff, thank you very much for joining us. >> for a dvd of this call one- 662-7726. >> watch part two of our number station with part -- josh bolten. >> how did you view the media? us

kenny is with us, director with e-noel security, cnbc market analyst. google today the $1,000 club, there's one sign of something we obviously should take note of. >> right. >> yesterday, art saying in reference to the tech stocks saying, quote, i worry we're beginning to hear things that are reminiscent of the 1999/2000 period. the number of hits, eyeballs, so kenny, should we be worried tech is topee. >> i think you hahave to start be cautious. the mentality the way it felt during the dotcom bubble, you shouldn't no matter what, people just had to get in it at ridiculous -- it's not there yet, but -- >> tech hasn't had a breakaway yet so far. >> not yet. >> i think arthur makes good points about how they start to value these things. >> except number of eyeballs, when they did this in 1999, you'll recall, there was no earnings at all. >> right. >> that was -- created these new metrics because they had no earnings. this is not the case today 37. >> right. >> google has real earnings, not an imaginary company where we're creating metrics that don't matte

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. >> reporter: he contacted an old college friend who contacted singer noel skags. >> it's hard to find that kind of synchronizes with you and it's just this natural happening. >> reporter: keyboardest jeremy, bass player joseph karnes and drummer john wickes and the tantrums were born. in 2011, the song money grabber grabbed national attention. "rolling stone" called them a band to watch. it's been quite a ride for fitz who just became a father. >> this is actually him at 1 hour old. >> reporter: his son theodore was born five weeks ago. >> what it gives us all is a real appreciation of everything that's happening you know. >> here they are, fitz and the tantrums with a hit s ♪ 40 days and 40 night ss i waited for a girl like you to come and save my lieffe ♪ ♪ recall the days i waited for you you know the ones who said i'd never find someone like you ♪ ♪ you were out of my league all the things i believe you were just the right kind yeah you are more than just a dream ♪ ♪ you were out of my league got my heartbeat racing ♪ ♪ if i die, don't wake me because you are more than just a drea