o'neill didn't smoke. >> we had a small amount of sand on the passenger side. >> in florida, sand is quite common. but not this kind of sand. >> it was not beach sand. it was not black mud. it was not course brown sand. it was unique. it was consistent with limestone. >> police dusted the entire car inside and out for fingerprints. >> we found over 20 prints in total. they were all over the car. they were on the inside. they were on the trunk. on the outside of the vehicle. >> on the day that denise went missing her credit card revealed she bought a pair of women's sneakers at 2:30 in the afternoon but failed to show up for work at 5:30. >> so somewhere in between that window something must have happened to her. >> this was one of the best pieces of evidence for the police because it gave them a time frame. >> no one at denise's apartment had seen or heard anything suspicious. but then a chilling call came in to 911. >> what is your emergency? >> apparently there is a body in the canal right by our house, the house where i'm at. >> what kind of body? >> a human body. >> the body was

i worked for tip o'neill. my great boss, tip o'neill. tip o'neill, my old bisz. tip's guy. tip, tip, tip, tip o'neill. by old boss tip o'neill loved "the golden girls." you can put me down as a loyalist. up next, ted cruz 6 to a whole new level. not too good on gays, these guys. >>> s.w.a.t. teams in los angeles have captured an armed man after an intense car chase and standoff. the suspect fled when officers tried to arrest him for allegedly making criminal threats. county clerks in wisconsin are issuing marriage licenses to -- gay couples. back to "hardball." >> welcome back to "hardball." while ted cruz proves he's a hero of the haters on the far right, cruz was greeted with chants of "run, ted, run" this weekend as a defense of marriage rally where he delivered a speech defending marriage between a man and a woman. and what sounded like a warm-up to a presidential campaign, he told the red hots at the texas state republican convention that their liberty is under asalt. >> what we're doing is we're building a grassroots army in texas and all across this country of men an

police say technology played a huge part in gathering enough evidence to arrest gabriel o'ne o'neil. >> right now, we will run the fr forensic evidence. we don't want to get into specific details because we are still doing interviews. we want it make sure we get this right and prosecute this individual for the crime. >> we went to oneil's last known address in brisbane. i spoke with two people who know him. they say the police have the wrong man and he is not a killer. police believe the man they have in custody is hatcher's killer. >> he was known to the system. and so again, when the evidence starts to be collected, he was somebody that came up. >> reporter: gabriel o'neil is a registered sex offender. we went to the home and the family member told me they have no comment on the case. he will be arraigned tomorrow in red rowood city. i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> an bruno police are searching for this man who they say walked in a jewelry store on san mateo avenue and claimed to have an explosive device. this picture is from the surveillance camera. a store clerk told the m

o'neil? >> mr. chairman, mr. ranking member, subcommittee members, thank you for inviting me today. i am honored to be here. i'd like to thank congressman collins for sponsorship of the songwriter equity act. it's being well received by my members. the i'm michael o'neil and president and ceo of bmi. i've been working with song writers, composers and publishers and businesses for 20 years. we were founded in 1939 as a not for profit company, and bmi today is one of the world's leading performing rights organizations. under copyright law, whenever music is played in the public, the creators of that music, people like lee thomas miller, are entitled to be compensated. we represent over 600,000 song writers and publishers and license their over 8.5 million works to businesses across the country. we also work with rights societies all over the world, wherever american song writers' music is used to make sure they're paid for it. today through the marriage of technology and artistic creativity, di

platform to employment pays o'neill's salary.t do you have to prove, and how do you think that's gonna work out? >> they told me right off the bat. "we have a job. and it's got to get done. and you need to prove yourself that you're the person who can get this job done for us." >> fair enough. >> absolutely. all we're looking for is an opportunity. >> 100 people are enrolled in platform to employment, and after five months, 53 have jobs. vernon downes found work in his field, information technology, at a company called career resources. diane graham got a call. after three years of hearing "no," she didn't know how to respond to "yes." >> manager called me. you know, he gave me the brief details. "we'd like to have you onboard. like to start monday." and i really froze on the phone. and i think he sensed it, because he said to me, "you know, take few minutes to think about it and call me back." and when i hung up the phone, i'm like, "are you crazy? what do i have to think about?" i was just really, really in shock. i was not exp

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tip o'neill and newt gingrich. [video clip] >> the reason we are trying to focus on the speaker is because it is the speaker, with the full majesty and weight of his position who yesterday made certain allegations which at this point he has not yet answered. [indiscernible] >> you have an audience. you don't normally have that in the 26 hours you have presented this case to the public. the whole tenor of your remarks going back to 1970, and 1972, taken out of context -- you were there for one purpose alone, in my opinion, and that was to imply that members of this side were un-american in their activities. you stopped and waited. you knew there was nobody here. >> camscam. put those two men from your perspective -- give us your perspective on the two. >> speaker o'neill was a giant. he knew the politics of the house. he kept much of it to himself in terms of other members. he received a great amount of intelligence all day long, from members, what was going on in different places. he always believed politics was th

i would agree with jim o'neill. i think it is very unlikely that draghi disappointed today given what has been discussed this week. a lot of things have been mentioned. i would not exclude. it will not deliver on each of those ideas. i think they will deliver on the negative deposit rate. especially for the fix income markets, that will be quite powerful. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. ank you to you and ricardo from mizz ho international. coming up, we focus on the bank of england. governor carney's comments on the u.k. housing market will come under close scrutiny in the coming weeks. we'll have details next. >> welcome back. i'm anna edwards in london. this is move move. investors distract bid that e.c.b. decision. let's not forget the other bank in meets today is the bank of england. we have an analysis what we might hear from the central ank. economists are not expecting a change in interest rates, are they? >> absolutely no change. >> that is essentially all we're going to hear, probably. what would a stro

it is the story of the relationship of tip o'neill am president ronald reagan.t is the story of the time that now seems long long ago.uqzz unfortunately when democrats could make a difference in the country and everyone who works here should take it too hard to because of the relationship. there were. a wonderful book on the history of the adoption of the civil rights act for 1964 of peripheral but if you look at how this happens , is also -- but again in those days but as a stumbling into roldan or one it was an accident. this process they were plotting and planning and there were many wars and conflicts that preceded 1914 and abrogate preludin to more. a and the powers that lined up against each other were in fact, but it was malice aforethought not that they wanted that cataclysmic war but the idea there be conflicts and in the expected thing. it is quite well done and history on the importance of the of of of events the for those time periods. the final book is but the bully pulpit is the use to ship between taft and roosevelt. how to do for a man with diffe

were able to not only identify a suspect in this whole case, but place somebody under arrest. >> o'neil is also a registered sex offender. hatcher was a mother of three. >>> the popular san jose family camp will reopen today, about a year after it was damaged by a devastating wildfire. the camp is located on the middle river near yosemite where last year's rim fire burned more than 250,000 acres of land. the fire scorched edges of the camp burning 14 out of 16 tent cabins after campers had had been evacuated. just seven miles away the family camp also destroyed coming up in the next half hour, bob redell live at san jose family camp to talk about how the camp came roaring back to life. >>> police on the peninsula are looking for a man they say walked into a jewelry store in san mateo and claimed to have a bomb. a picture of the suspect from the surveillance camera. he demanded jewels and instead had an explosive device. when a store clerk told them officers are on the way he took off empty handed. >>> facing more questions from lawyers today. grant's father is suing johannes mehserle sa

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speaker boehner has had a harder time getting that direction, then tip o'neill did when he decided the caucus should go in one direction or another. host: let's go back to our earlier point about the speech in west way. you mention the republican critics he is facing. is available online. says, why not let conditions dictate the drawdown? is this how a great nations decide matters of war and peace? one party polished the reputation of one man? marvel at the smallness of it all. guest: i think this idea that the president is not swaggering stage ishe world's trad a common one in washington. the president is trying to argue back and say that not everything has to be a male. -- nail. the choice that he set up in the ist point beach -- speech where he basically says that we will not be sending troops all over the world to solve all of our problems. but, they see something in between his policy and that kind noteaction that people do want. they do not feel like he is living up to that, and exercising that leadership. host: do you have any insight into who worked with them on the beach -- wi

. >> we will see, sixers ceo scott o'neill will be here live in our next half an hour to talk about the draft. we want to know what you think who should sixers pick tonight, weigh in on twitter and facebook. find it at cbs-3 mornings, we'd love to hear from you. >>> let's go sixers. >> nicole. >> ukee, 5:10. the draft isn't the only big sporting event happening today, of course, team u.s.a. hits the soccer field in a few hours with the chance to advance in the world cup as soccer fever sweeps the country. see how people are planning to watch the game and coach's clever excuse if you are stuck at work. >>> down south we are the only area getting hit by rain, that flooding shut down a popular park, we will be right back. >> ♪ good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee

gabriel o'neil was arrested monday on suspicion of murder of 27-year-old sheila hatcher. her body was found on san bruno mountain in a ravine in 1989. she had been killed. evidence linked him. he is being held without bail. >>> a san leandro neighborhood was locked down for 90 minutes because a man wanted for several violent crimes was in a standoff with the s.w.a.t. team. he finally surrendered around 6 p.m. last night. >>> this morning the former owner of the l.a. dodgers to take the stand in the bryan stow lawsuit. his lawyers want to ask frank mccourt about security at dodger stadium. the accusation that mr. mccourt skimped on money for security at the game where stow was beaten. the defense said there was more security than any other dodger game opening day. >>> tesla's trade secrets are no longer secret. the company's ceo is telling everyone, go ahead, use our patents and he is promising he won't sue. kpix 5's simon perez reports the electric car company is opening hundreds of patents to the public opening to boost electric car development. >> he is trying to create

joining us new you to talk bit is one of the men in charge sixers ceo scott o'neill.y basketball christmas to you my friend. >> it is like christmas today. >> i can't wait to see what is under the tree but you have some watch parties for the fans. >> we do 76 watch parties, at 76 different bars across the area. you can get one of these hats, one of these incredible t-shirts as give away and, if you will, win a moses malone autograph jersey. >> can we bring messes back. >> can we bring messes back. >> you got to be pumped up. this is it as far as future is concern. >> it isn't at. there are three ways to build a team. >> the draft. >> free agency. >> trades. >> so we have the plan is set, we are starting to roll out a huge, night and we want to get it right. nobody will be at work, no one will be out smarted. we are getting after it. >> the the man in charge sam hinkie, he is sam the the man with the plan. >> he is sam the man. >> get into his head right now, what do you think he is thinking. a little bit. i saw you pause. >> here's the the great thing about sam, okay,

stephanie o'neill is one of co-. i spoke to her by phone today. she described to me the mood here and the overwhelming joy and elation that the community felt when they heard the news that bergdahl had been released from captivity. in 2009, they began to put up these yellow ribbons and balloons to show support. they said stephanie o'neill did tell me, though, that these last years have been quite difficult for those who were maintaining hope. some lost hope at some moments along the last almost five years. they said, though, that it was bowe and janney bergdahl, the parents of bowe bergdahl, that really had this unwavered hope and belief that their son would one day come back. i want to share with you a story that stephanie o'neill told me about the bible that bowe left behind with his father before being deployed overseas to combat. he said that he left a bible with his father. and when there was news that bowe had been taken captive by the taliban, bowe's father opened up that bible, and it was bo bookmarked on a page of psalm 12:5. that psalm,

it has spiraled into a nightmare and stephanie o'neill is heartbroken. >> it is a feeling of extremead must we are not allowed or not able to have this event for bow sxe welcome him back to the community. this is something to honor him and we can't do that now. not at this time. >> reporter: o'neill and her family organized what was supposed to be called the bowe is back celebration in the park where beau bergdahl played as a child. last year on the fourth anniversary of sergeant bergdahl's chapter she organized the bring bergdahl back rally. >> it is my privilege to know him better than anyone else. as a father and as a man. i will did he fend his character until day i die. >> reporter: o'neill says the town of hailey was flooded with nasty threats and e-mails. the event was cancelled because of security concerns and beau bergdahl's parents remained out of sight. >> how are his parents taking it. >> i think they were upset. i mean, i think in a way it was shocking to them that we weren't able to do this for their son. you know, again he has not been able to talk. so i think they are

. >> speaker o'neill was a giant. he knew the politics of the house. he knew the politics of the house and he kept most -- much of it to himself. he obviously received a great amount of intelligence all day long. politics wasieved the art of the possible. nobody got their way all the time. gingrich,aw was newt who made a decision that they would always be in the minority because they worked with the majority. he started attacking the leader and john rhodes and everybody on said, thebecause he only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down. this was an argument about the misuse -- he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty. the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time. dynamic.s the whole that was the process that many years later has torn this institution apart. it has paralyzed [inaudible] >> george miller tonight at 8:00 on c-span q&a. wait until the thing shows up, you have waited too long. when it shows up, it is better and less expensive. in the case of

>> what i would like to remember , that dream that , wel and fred o'neill had all became carriers of dream. it's not really true. they are the dream carriers. the people who pass on the dream for you to carry. you can't back away from it. you have to accept it. you have to pass it on. you have to pick up the weapons tribeense and protect the , and you have to take responsibility, and you have to raise the children, and you have to be an example, and you have there is nogs work. such thing as backing down. when you finally realize that that is when life becomes exciting. you don't have to be so pervasive. whatever you do is enough if you can get it together and pass it on. that is one of the things i have learned as i have gotten older. if you are too old to fight, just walk back there and pick up one of those children and walk as far as you can to give it to somebody else. your assignment is never through. don't use that as an excuse. we have got to hit it. hit the bricks. learned from've those times and those people. tavis: i could listen to you talk all day long. the calling you an

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up to the minute developments as well you're watching the weekly here on r t international i mean o'neill. a true sprawled relative calm to crane this week has both the army and government fighting in the east agreed to hold fire until monday sporadic attacks whoever is still breaking out the cease fire plan involved a lot of diplomatic effort and was supported by key countries including russia just to remind you the week long truce was declared in the east last friday now that was followed by talks between the self-proclaimed republics for the first time since the conflict started their public five to recognize the ceasefire in the presence of international monitors on whedon stay meanwhile the president of ukraine and russia as well as the french and german leaders discuss the peace process over the phone the same day. the legal permission for the use of russia's military force in ukraine if needed was cancelled a request this friday the truce was extended for three more days with government forces promising to abide by it the peace effort also so the monitors released after they were d

stephanie o'neil's family started the tribute. >> he has no idea this was done?s was done. >> reporter: five years ago t banner that reads standing with bowe was put up at the coffee shop where bowe once worked, the harsh idaho conditions have weathered the banners and yellow ribbons hung around time. the ups delivery driver, watches his beard grow longer, a sign of solidarity with his son. but last night, bob bergdahl immersed himself in the mission to save his son. his father learned the language of his son's captors in hopes of speaking to them directly, keeping his clocks on the time of day in afghanistan, but through it all, the bergdahl's knew it would be up to their son alone to endure. >> i'm so proud of your character, i'm so proud of your patience. and your perseverance, i'm so proud of your cultural abilities to adapt. your language skills. your desire and your action to serve this country. in a very difficult, long war. >> reporter: bowe bergdahl's moment has heard the anger over his release, the exchange for five taliban prisoners. his fellow soldier

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that's headline alone -- stephanie o'neill, good to see you and the yellow balloons. take good care. >> thank you, shep. >> a former fbi hostage negotiator says being rescued after so many years in captivity is like coming home from a drive done troy plan hat tan. >> a coast-to-coast alert for a man possessing explosives. there's much more to this story and we're working to get the details. the fbi is on the hunt and the details are coming up. >> a nationwide man houston underway for -- underway for man suspect of carrying explosive materials. ryan chamberlain ii is in question. a special media consultant from san francisco. investigators suspect he had bombmaking materials in his apartment, but when they arrived with the search warrant on saturday, he was gone. fbi agents say earlier reports that he had the poisonous substance ricin turned out not to be true at all, but they're considering him armed and dangerous. an fbi spokesman says the suspect was last seen in a dark blue hooded sweatshirt and jeans. agents say the man is traveling in a white 2008 nissan altima w

remember the founder, john o'neil? he'll talk about that.beck returns to the show how he's starting a movement to how he's starting a movement to take down common predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. how can a tablet replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. >>> welcome back to "hannity." in the wake of the prisoner swap, members of the platoon had details surrounding his desertion in 2009, as they say it and the obama w

coach o'neill was there after playing for the browns. >> pretty cool. >> jeff here now with sports, highlightsor the phillies, they are not the worst team in baseball, right. >> reporter: phillies on pace for close to 100 losses. the phillies have had more success against the reds than any other team. this weekend in cincinnati, the perfect trip to turn around the phils worst start since terry from francona was their manager. hernandez to third dom brown out at home. third time in two days they recorded an out at home. 2-run score. phils fall behind 2-1. next batter. billy hamilton. gone, 2-run shot, phils down 4-1. they can not get anything going against bailey marlin byrds strikes out. phillies lost 8 of 9. they have the second worst record in baseball there's nothing to see here at least right now. >>> after winning the last two races including dover, jimmy john son may be the favorite coming into the poconos 400. >> drivers start your engine! >> reporter: well, maybe not start so fast, jimmy johnson jumps out on pit row and slams into marcus ambrose. he has to back up. johnson finishes 6th

speaker o'neill was a giant. even the politics of the house. he cap much of it to himself in terms of other members will stop the violence the received a great amount of intelligence all day long from members and what was going on in different laces. po was to leave the politics is always possible. no one got their way all the time. we saw was newt gingrich who made a conscious decision that they would always be in the minority. they worked with the majority. they started attacking the leader. >> and his own party. >> and his own party. the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. this was an argument about the . to ask rhetorical questions and make these charges. he knew at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time will stop the role can that it changes the whole dynamics. that now manycess years later has torn this institution apart. it is really paralyzed institution. george miller tonight on c-span's q&a. tuesday, simon and schuster was releasing hillary clinton's latest book "hard choices." thetv was in ne

last year on the fourth anniversary of sergeant bergdahl's capture, o'neill organized the bring bowe bergdahl's parents were overwhelmed by the support. >> it's my privilege to know him. i think better than anyone else, as a father and as a man, i will defend his character until the day i die. >> reporter: o'neill says the town of hailey was flooded with 3,000 requests for protester permits for the celebration and nasty threats and e-mails. the event was canceled because of security concerns and bowe bergdahl's parents have remained out of sight. >> how are his parents? >> i think they were upset. i mean, i think in a way it was shocking to them that we weren't able to do this for their son. again, he hasn't been able to talk, and so i think they're pretty saddened by it all. >> reporter: while the yellow ribbons and banners declaring "bowe is free at last" line the streets and storefronts inside city hall the angry e-mails and phone calls pour in. one woman wrote f your town can still welcome this traitor hope you're not part of the u.s. i know. an army veteran e-mailed to tell city

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we're just outside of hailey, idaho, and stephanie o'neil tells me that every window has a "bowe is home at last" and is completely overjoyed at the news that bergdahl has been released. dana? >> nick, stand by. we're going to go back to ed who is in the room where the press conference or at least the statement from bowe bergdahl's parents is going to take place. ed, certainly where you are right now, there is just plain old joy but i'm sure the people there have heard some of the questions and controversy surrounding the release of their friend and family member, particularly because it was a swap, a prisoner swap with five people, suspected terrorists at guantanamo bay. is there any discussion of that that there or are they just kind of bearing that and sticking with the understandable happiness that they are feeling about coming home. >> right. everyone is fully aware of all of that and i think, as i've talked to people over the years about the aspect of the story, bowe is the one who knows the story of what happened in that situation and without hearing his side of the story, i think

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o'neill. steam mr. chairman mr. ranking member subcommittee members than q. were inviting me today. i'm honored to be here. i would also like to thank on richmond collins for his sponsorship of the acts. it's been well received by my members. my name is michael a anil and i'm president and ceo of bmi. i have been working with songwriters composers and publishers and businesses for over 20 years while at bmi. we were founded in 1939 as a not-for-profit company and bmi today's one of the world's leading performing rights organizations. under copyright law whenever music is played in the public the creators of that music people like thomas miller are entitled to be compensated for their work. we represent over 600,000 songwriters and composers and publishers and license there over 8.5 million works to businesses across the country. we also work with societies all over the world wherever american songwriters music is used to make sure they are paid for it. today through the marriage technology and

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o'neill. >> yes. >> mr. hoyt. >> we don't see the necessity for a government-regulated single unit and we believe the competitive market will work in the long run. >> mr. griffin. >> i favor consolidation that you describe. >> here is the tough one. you have to do mental calculations quickly. what is the appropriate split between a songwriter and performer for their work. should congress determine the split or should someone else and if so, whom? been nobody is getting rich from the services. we have regulatory bodies at this point they were making that judgment. if it's done on a fair market value that is what's important that each of the creators have what is there in the marketplace. >> mr. miller. >> essentially it's the two underlying things reading of the sound recording and mr. israelite would have to speak to the complications of that. >> mr. israelite. >> a free market would answer that question and the one place where there is a free market for both copyrights which is the synchroniz

. >>> adam o'neill, i want everyone to remember that name, he is the republican, let me say that againrth carolina. on wednesday, mayor o'neill joined the organizers of the moral monday rallies for progressive politics in the tar heel state to deliver a message to his fellow republicans who control the state government. stop with the partisan point scoring and accept the federal money that expands medicaid to millions of poor and uninsured around rural america. including the ones in his tone of just over 1,000 people. take a listen to the piece of video, because this truly is extraordinary. >> without medicaid expansion, the reimbursements have fallen and hospitals like the one in my hometown are on the brink of possibly even closing. you can't let hospitals close and people die to prove a point. >> that's right. that's right. >> is this the way in the end the medicaid expansion ends, that state by state, people figure out we're the ones deprived because of the ideological opposition, we're actually hurting ourselves? >> i think people like the mayor of bell haven is uniquely positione

reexamined evidence was linked to gabriel o'neill a known offender. he is in jail in redwood city with no bail. >>> a san leandro neighborhood was locked down for 90 minutes because a man wanted for several violent crimes was in a standoff with a s.w.a.t. team. he finally surrendered by walking out of the house in the area of washington area and castro street just before 6:00 last night. >>> developing news now from los angeles. this morning, the former owner of the dodgers is expected on the witness stand in the bryan stow lawsuit. stow's lawyer wants to ask frank mccourt about security at dodger stadium where stow was attacked and suffered severe brain damage. the accusation is mccourt skimped on money for security at the game when stow was beaten. the defense has said there was more security than at any other dodgers opening day. >>> a north bay teenager accused of credit card fraud is due in court today. authorities say 19-year-old [ non-english language ] of rohnert park used a stolen credit card to rent a $240,000 sports car and a vacation home.

sandra. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) ♪ >>le informÓ sandra o'neill. ♪ >>por aÑos he dicho que si quierovidiÓ las personas que hacÍan rÉgimen en tres grupos. uno comÍa desarrollo, el otro no. y el tercero hizo lo que quiso. el final todos perdieron peso de la misma manera. siempre cuando la persona limitarÁ su ingesta total de alimentos al dÍa. bien, lo dice el dicho, el dinero no compra la felicidad. durante una encuesta de cnn, la mayorÍa de los entrevistados dijo que se conformarÉ con narrativa razonable. cuando considera razonable? la mayorÍa dice que necesitan menos de 100.000 $. otros dicen conformarse con cualquier cantidad, entre un dÓlar y 30.000 $. y si bien, el dinero no lo es todo, como decÍa maría fÉlix, la doÑa, cÓmo calma los nervios! recuerde que mÁs informaciÓn los fines de semanas con ramona dame noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. gracias por su sintonÍa. que disfrute el sÁbado y el domingo. yo regresÓ el lunes. ran por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de viernes, 6 de junio, y estas son las noticias: testimonios de los padres indocumentados que tienen a sus hijos en la fro

. >> thanks to alex o'neil, a veteran who's helped restore many of these historic pieces. >> how doesit make you feel when you're driving something like this? >> makes you feel like king kong. >> would you believe not all of the items up for auction have been depolitical tarrized. you would have to find your own ordinance, and depending on your intentions, that might be slightly illegal. >> the opportunity here to have a bit of that history is really remarkable. >> the mini-army is one of the largest private collections of its kind. built by the jock littlefield. most of his tanks never saw combat. >> in general, tanks that saw action didn't come home. >> many are extremely rare. like this german tanzer five. >> how much do you want for it? >> this one's not for sale unfortunately. >> rob collings and his foundation are keeping some of the rare pieces for a new museum back east, to honor those who help save the world. >> the last time he wroed in one of these, he was just a kid fighting the nazis, to be back after all this time. >> everyone should have a tank. we say a tank in every g

. >> speaker o'neill was a giant. he knew the politics of the house. he knew the politics of the house and he kept much of it to of othern terms members that he obviously received a great amount of intelligence all day long from members, what was going on in different places. and he always believed that the politics was the art of the possible. that nobody got their way all the time, and he was a broker within the democratic caucus and within the house. what you saw was newt gingrich, who made a conscious decision that they would always be in the minority because they worked with the majority. so he started tacking bob michael -- he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, and everybody on that side, and his own party, because he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv coming to askfore, where he would rhetorical questions and make these charges and a new that the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was very tight on the

se trata de gabriel o'neill. estÁ relacionado con la muerte de sheila en san bruno, en el aÑo 1989.n ambulancia. un analista encontrÓ que el departamento no ha usado los fondos destinados desde el aÑo 2012 para comprar 16 ambulancias. una empresa automotriz anuncia que cientos de miles de dueÑos de autos recibirÁn un jugoso cheque por correo. dos sacerdotes son las mÁs recientes vÍctimas de la ola de violencia. aÑos sacerdote muerto y otro gravemente herido. ademÁs piden que se abren investigaciÓn inmediata de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que, presuntamente, realizaron esto. estamos permitiendo en vivo desde en otros estudios en san francisco. hoy a las 11 con 12 minutos, el termÓmetro marca hace 26 minutos pareja. cinco de nobleza posee. y cinco de siete en auckland y santa rosa. ya volvemos. ♪ ♪ >> detectan carnes de red con cÉlulas cancerÍgenas. investiga la situaciÓn. detalles en breve. ♪ ♪ >>la popularidad del fÚtbol, que en los estados unidos, parece que ha aumentado en los Últimos aÑos. precisamente como bÉcquer ferrari serÍa la calle? la gente si sabÍan que hoy come

gabriel o'neill was arrested monday on suspicion of the murder of 27-year-old sheila hatcher. hikers found her body in a reconvenient on a san bruno mountain back in 1989. she had been sexually assaulted and killed. reexamined evidence now linked to o'neill a known offender. 45-year-old is now in jail in redwood city with no bail. >>> san leandro neighborhood was locked down for about 90 minutes because a man wanted for several violent crimes was in a standoff with a s.w.a.t. team. he finally surrendered by walking out of the house in the area of washington avenue and castro street just before 6:00 last night. >>> actor comedian tracy morgan is showing signs of improvement as he recovers from saturday's highway crash in new jersey. the 45-year-old morgan is still listed in critical but stable condition. his spokesman says doctors are optimistic that his recovery is progressing. he also says morgan's fiancee is at his side passing along prayers and good wishes that are pouring in. the driver whose truck hit morgan's limousine pled not guilty to various charges. >>> a north bay

gabriel o'neil was arrested this week.sexually assaulted and killed sheila hatcher and dumped her body in the san bruno mountains in 1989. hikers discovered the body. last year hatcher's family asked investigators to reopen the case in hopes that new high-tech equipment could help solve this mystery. >> our detectives utilizing just good investigation. the resources that we have here at the sheriff's office and, ultimately, technology, they were able to not only identify a suspect in this whole case, but place somebody under arrest. >> o'neil is also a registered sex offender, hatcher, meanwhile, was a mother of three. >>> 5:33. for many bay area campers happiness just a short drive away, once again. about a year after it was burned by a destructive wildfire san jose family camp back open for business. >> good news to report to you. the camp is located on the river near yosemite where last summer's rim fire burned more than 250,000 acres. and only on nbc bay area, "today in the bay" bob redell getting an exclusive look whe

but tip o'neill, believe it or not, said yes. the former house speaker.one of the old guys, and he did not have anything to gain because he was speaker. they were ready to put the house on the map because the senate was the best-known body in the united states. in the eyes of a lot of people, beyond -- i am watchingt, c-span, as i do all of the time, and i think about those who did not wanted to be televised and how they run to the floor in the evenings so they can give these speeches, off into an empty room, because it is late at night. example of that was senator robert byrd of west virginia. he is now deceased. at the time, the longest-serving member of congress. he was totally opposed to that, and after seven years, he led the charge to put cameras in the senate, and then in a very he probablyway, spoke more than anyone else on the senate floor, and he knew he was on television. robert byrd was an interesting guy. the supreme court, still that branch of government that will put out audio recordings of the oral arguments but still no tv cameras at the

she's at the sandra o'neill and partners global exchange and brokerage conference in new york.rket structure and unveiling her thoughts for the first time right now on sweeping reforms to market structure and how markets operate in the wake of concerns after the flash crash, after the michael lewis book "flash boys" and all the controversy over recent years. we're just getting a copyright now so we're poring through it to see what she's recommending. a couple of bullet points at first glance. one is she would like to force more proprietary trading shops to register with regulators and open their books for inspection. she would also require alternative trading venues such as dark pools and brokerage internalizers to disclose more to regulators and to the public about how they operate. and more scloedisclosures for l institutional investors. that is brokerages would be required to give a little more detail about how they're handling that. also potentially more disclosure here in terms of payment for order flow. and exactly who's getting paid what. all of this an effort to provide