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police scoured a pasadena park and found the boy's father passed out and no trace of the child. father is facing kidnapping and child endangerment charges. >> we recovered some property that we're examining to see how it fits into the investigation. >> the boy's parents are divorcing and the father was supposed to have his son. and the father is giving them contradictory stories. >>> a tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping a student is due in court. he was captured in northern california after a nationwide search. the 15-year-old former student, elizabeth thomas was rescued. he ces federal and state felony charges of kidnapping and sexual contact and faces 10 years in prison. >>> turning to politics, the pentagon is calling for north korea to cease destabilizing actions. this after the communist nation was ready to take out a u.s. aircraft carrier. >> if north korea -- put a weapon on the missile. the instant that happens, this country is at grave risk. >> president trump has since been in contact with the chinese president over the rising threat. adding to the tension, anothe

in south pasadena with the latest on the search. >> reporter: his photos have been seen up and down the state. the l.a. sheriff's department has also joined the search. but even with added resources the days are adding up. and still no sign of the missing 5-year-old boy. >> i am asking you as a law enforcement official and as a parent, if you know anything, please contact us. >> reporter: on saturday morning the boy's father was found alone and unconscious in a park. the boy's parents are divorcing and police say dad was supposed to have his son. police scoured the area till after midnight. but found no trace of the child. now the father isunder arrest. booked for kidnapping, and child endangerment. >> his story s all over the place. kept changing his story. we don't know what he knows. >> reporter: police say mom last saw the boy via skype on tuesday. police are hoping the car will fill in the gaps. detectives are looking for anyone who saw the car in orange county early friday. >> we are getting new information. working, following up on the leads that we have. but it is not enough. >>

sean kerry, manager of nasa's science center at caltech in pasadena, california. sarah seager professor of planetary science and physics at massachusetts institute of tech elegy in cambridge. and nicole louis astronomer at the states science institute in baltimore. and zach thomas can you start us off with what the big news of the day is? >> thank you so much. i've been associate administrator for the trek there for social science and i am in awe today about the depth and breadth of the science we do here. we are changing people's lives every day and we stretch our imagination and we inspire every day. i'm excited to announce that we have used our spritzer space telescope to determine the seven planets orbiting a nearby -- star about 40 light years away. as you can see in this illustration many of these planets are in the habitable -- where water can pool on the surface and in fact there could be water on any of these planets. for the first time we have found many terrestrial planets around a single star and that's the first time we have been able to measure it. i

police found the father unconscious outside his car at a pasadena park. the boy was not with him when he came to, and officers arrested the dad after they say his story kept changing. he was eventually released. >> san francisco police are seeking two men believed to be involved in a shooting last fall in the tenderloin. they say the two men seen here walked into a market and shot a 61-year-old man on sixth street. police say the gunman is the man in the peacoat. it happened on november 6th at about 1:30 in the morning. the victim was sent to the hospital with a nonlife threatening injury. >> 4:40 on your wednesday. you want to talk about rage against the machine. surveillance video capturing a bizarre crime in mountain view. police say jason sylvain picked a foyt with a robot at a company last week. there's the surveillance. the robot sounding an alarm. he was arrested for prowling and being drunk in public. the robot was not damaged. >> high speed rail opponents will have one final chance in their latest effort to try to block the project. the judge in

apparently became separated from the little boy on saturday after he was found unconscious in a pasadena park. now, he was arrested after he was treated at the hospital. when the little boy didn't come home with his father later in the day, his mother called police. photos of the missing child have been released by police hoping it's going to lead to clues and this missing child. >> but it's not enough. i mean, we don't have him. we're still looking for him. he's out there. we know he's not with his mother, and we know he's not with his father. gl the parents share custody of the missing child. police say his mother has not said she thinks the father would have harmed the child. in the meantime, bail for him is set at $10 million as the search for that missing little boy continues. >>> well, this may be the trump administration's most critical week so far. >> yeah. on saturday, the president will hit the 100-day mark as lawmakers are rushing to avoid a possible government shutdown. doug has more from washington on what may happen. >> the 100-day mark just carries symbolic rate, but the t

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take pkg 0:01 0:16 fue en el parque arroyo en south pasadena .icia encontro a aramazd andressian de 35 anos de edad. inconciente. y su hijo aramazd jr. de 5 anos habia desaparecido,, desatando una intensa mobilizacion... tc: inq: estamos buscando en diferentes lugares en el condado de los angels y en california sur. cg: teniente joe mendoza/depto del alguacil del condado de l.a. autoridades dicen que no encontraron pruebas de que andressian padre hubiera sido victima de algun ataque,, sin embargo fue hospitalizado: tc: inq: se acuerda estando con el niño antes ed esa manan pero dice que cuando perdió conciencia y se levanto en el hospital no se acrodaba nada. cg: el sabado 15 de abril la madre entrego el pequeno a su esposo para la semana que le correspondia al nino estar con su padre. y fue ella quien hablo a las autoridades cuando su esposo y su hijo no se presentaron para hacer el intercambio semanal correspondiente. investigadores dicen que el padre del nino fue visto el viernes manejando este bmw color gris en el condado de orange. y que su

if you remember the last time the north american held it in 1994, at the rose bowl in pasadena, wither it finished goalless after extra time. roberto baggio with that famous missed penalty for the italians. they ended up losing and brazil taking the title. it was a very hot day and a hot place to be playing football in north america, but i certainly think it will be a fantastic tournament for going back there. looking at a situation here where we have 60 games that are going to be played in the us. ten which will be played in canada and ten in mexico. canada posted the 2015 women's world cup. in the us they have grand stadiums and can use they have grand stadiums and can use the nfl arenas which are state—of—the—art. mexico have three orfour stadiums they state—of—the—art. mexico have three or four stadiums they can use. this is going to be a tournament that would be with us leeming, the 250th year of the independence agreement, so be something to look forward to. you would expect around the 4th of july the fai would be in the usa. thank you, we will keep an eye on that. if you are a

sean carey, manager of nasa future science center at caltech in pasadena, california. sarah seeger, professor of planetary science and physics at massachusetts institute of technology in cambridge. and nicole lewis, starting at the space telescope science institute in baltimore. and with that, thomas, can you start us off with what the big news of the day is? >> thanks so much, alisha. look, i've been associate administrator for the science mission directorate for close to five months and i have just been in awe and i am date about the depth and breadth of the site so we deliberately changing every day and we are large in the space we know. we stretch our imagination. we aspire every day. today's story is just that. i'm excited to announce today that the doctor and his team have used our telescope to determine actual seven earth size planets orbiting the nearby trappist one start about 40 light-years away. what's more, as you can see in this illustration, is that three of these planets marked in green are in the habitable zone where water can appear on the service. fac

california about ten years ago when i was woshing at the beautiful huntington library outside of pasadena, and reading the letter s s of a man named francis lieber who was a lawyer in the 1860s and charged to the write the first codes of the war for the army during with what we call the u.s. civil war. he was having trouble defining what a civil war was. i was interested in his difficulties trying to understand what the term was, and how to nail it down. particularly, because i was reading newspaper reports of exa exactly that moment, and this is late 2006 and early 2007 with the height of the violence in iraq after the u.s.-led will invasion, and 3,000 to 4,000 ople amongst were dying, and there was a big debate here, is this an insurgency or rebellion or civil war? so that debate was going on in the newspapers and the televisions as i was reading the lett letters from the middle of the 19th century and as i said, history ryhis history rhinedt that moment, and why did history get to this point at the same debate two and a half centuries apart. >> and when you say rhymed. what you mean? >

police found the father unconscious outside of his car at a park in pasadena. the boy was not with him. and police arrested the dad after they say his story kept changing. >>> a frightening scenario for parents in north bay. a program director for boys and girls club in petaluma has been arrested for child endanger mental. the 22-year-old seen here is accused of posting a photo of a 6-year-old girl onto an internet chat site used to share child porn. police say he also posted the girl's name, home address, and telephone number in that chat room. neighbors are in disbelief. >> it's very scary. and -- especially boys and girls clubs because that's where you leave your children. >> the boys and girls club issued a statement saying the employee was subject to multiple background checks and the organization does not tolerate inappropriate or illegal activity on the part of any club staff. >>> an alarming trend in sonoma county. five heroin deaths in the last ten days. tonight the coroner's office says this many deaths in so few days is highly unusual. most of the de

the last time i saw my son was on saturday morning, the 22nd, at arroyo park near my home in south pasadenaaramazd sr. goes on to say he and his son went to the park before the 5-year-old was supposed to be dropped off with his mother - as part of the divorced couple's custody arrangement. in the statement andressian says he remembers being here in the park in one moment with his son and then waking up in the hospital. andressian speculates he was attacked - and doesn't know what happened to his son.but whether police believe that account is unclear - detectives reported at the time of andressian's arrest he told them multiple stories about what happened. investigators have only confirmed one part of andressian's story - that he was found unconscious in arroyo park.sheriff's investigators have already searched a lake area near santa barbara and then again today went back to andressian's home with a search warrant - house for any clues to could lead to the five year old ( marty ) that was tom wait reporting. sheriff's deputies set andressian free earlier this week with little explanation. (

deputies in pasadena are still searching for a five-year-old boy who was reported missing over the weekend. the boy was last seen on thursday when he went with his dad to disneyland. he was reported missing when his dad did not bring him back to his mom on saturday. later that day, police found his dad unconscious at a park. it is not clear if aramazd was abducted. his dad is behind bars. investigators are searching his dad's home for clues. ( mark ) it appears that president trump is putting off asking congress for the money to build his proposed border wall. the money for the wall has been a sticking point for many members of congress as they debate a new government spending bill. the president told a group of reporters last night that he would come back to the border wall at a later date. the white house was asking for more than a billion dollars for a down payment on the wall. if a deal is not reached on the spending bill by the end of the week, the federal government could shut down. ( darya ) president trump says the u.n. security council should be prepared to impose more sanctions o

i used to drive to ucla when i was 18 years old in 30 minutes from pasadena. i thought that was the attending. the last time he did the drivers two and a half hours. i appreciate you going through what you went through. the space-age has a long story behind it. i will not bore you with the whole thing. i have been writing about different parts of the space-age and space science and history in general for 13 years. before that i spent a decade working in television and documentaries, i worked in star trek for a while. i've come across these cool stories from the 40s, 50s, 60s, that i only heard little bits about. sometimes because they were commonly written about. this was before the internet. other times it would be something in a make same, so others would be something classified. only bits of it you can find. i would think i want to make a tv show about that. i wrote up a show proposal called secrets to space, that got close to couple of times but we didn't get it done. after working on that i thought this would be more fun to do as a book. there's so much s

separated from the little boy on saturday after the father was found unconscious in the park in pasadena. he was arrested after he was treated at the hospital. when the little boy did not come home with his father, his mother called the police. the father of the missing boy have released a picture hoping it will lead to clues in a missing child prisoner we don't have a he still missing and we are looking for him. we know he's not with his mother or father. >> the parents share custody of the child. his mother has not said she thinks the father would have hurt the child. bail is set at $2 million for the father. >>> warriors head coach steve kerr will not be with the team tonight. he is dealing with chronic back pain again and for now we are not sure when he will be back. >> we will talk about what to expect as the warriors get set for the next playoff game. >> reporter: this is not the news that warriors fans wanted to hear going into the playoffs that coach steve kerr is out at least for tonight. the team taking up portland in portland hoping that coach steve kerr makes a speedy recover

in south pasadena, greg mills, abc5. >>> a man was killed when a run away tire crashed through his windshieldaturday night. a tire came off a truck that was traveling in the opposite direction. the man's 5-year-old daughter was also in the car. she's recovering. >> and how about a side of links with your hash browns. ran the crave van. jack's gonna crash your crave! jack: hey guys, try my guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich with all white meat chicken, guacamole and pepperjack cheese. businessman 1: thanks jack.... wait. we're on the 18th floor. how did you get here? jack: hard work. jack vo: you crave it, we serve it. try my new guacamole and bacon chicken sandwich. music: crave van! are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. because they may contain an unwanted ingredient: golf balls. you heard that right. >>> acain foods is recalling a huge bag of frozen hash browns because they might contain an unwanted ingredient golf bal

5-year-old-- photos have been seen up and down the state since he was reported missing in south pasadena. police scoured the park where they found the boy's father passed out. the boy's parents are divorcing and the father was supposed to have his son. and now he's booked for child endangerment. >>> officials will try to find solutions for homelessness in alameda county. the county social services will be there. and they'll discuss possible short term solutions. we're told that a councilwoman from oaklands will be proposing a city, county partnership to help address the issue. >>> congress has until friday to approve a spending plan. and the plan for a border wall is raising the possibility of a government shutdown. >> reporter: vice president pence cut a planned visit to hawaii short, aiming to get to washington as lawmakers begin negotiations on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown. >> shutdown is not something that went to have. we want our priorities funded. >> reporter: president trump is insisting that the plan include funding for the border wall arguing that mexico would

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they are investigating two other cases in pasadena and lindsey linhium. >> we told the officers if they have come into a white powder substance unknown to them, take precautions. richard: that includes any skin contact, inhaling the stuff. coming up, are ordinary citizens paying attention to this. richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: a man hurt badly. a trench collapsed on h street. trapping four in the ditch. they got three out but the other worker is in critical condition. nancy: president trump reaching the 100 day mark this weekend. the deadline holds special meeting. it's the same day the government would shut down if no budget plan is approved. we are a look on what is happening on the hill. >> a push to push points on the board ahead of trump's 10 o days. >> this is an exciting time for the country. you see what happens with the country in terms of jobs and businesses and there is such excitement and such enthusiasm. >> it could be a countdown to chaos. they have until midnight before to pass trillion-dollar spending bill to prevent government shutdown but it could be complicated.

i grew up in pasadena california it was probably during grade school that i discovered, not knowing at the time when i would eventually be doing in terms of writing about economics and economic policy, there were these little children's books in grade school about presidents called meet thomas jefferson, meet ben franklin, meet george washington and i would read them over and over again. i would kind of be off to the side in class reading these books and i went to my parents one night and i said i'm worried that i'm in trouble at school, i'm not participating in the other things. my parents went to the teacher and the teacher said no, we are thrilled that he's interested in these books, please have him continue. so it was probably signaled to something ahead. for college i went to the university of texas and majored in political science, but not for any good reason. it was just that it seemed like the most interesting major at the time. i can't say i learned a whole lot one way or another, i think most kids in school, that's, that's generally what they do. their focus is elsewhere. aft

i grew up in pasadena california. it was probably during grade school that i discovered not knowing at the time what i would eventually be doing in terms of writing about economics andwh economic policy. it was his little children's books in grade school about presidents called meet thomas jefferson, meet ben franklin, meet george washington. p i would read them over and over again and i would kind of be off to the side in class reading about these, reading these books. i went to my parents when night and i said i'm worried i'm in trouble at school. i'm not participating in the other thinks. so my parents went to the teacher and the teacher said no, we are thrilled that is interested in these books. please have them continue. so it was probably signaled something ahead. for college i went to the universituniversity of texas and in political science, but not for any good reason. it seemed like the most interesting major at the time. i can't say i learned a whole lot one way or the other. i think most kids in school, th

the father was found unconscious in a pasadena park and was arrested after being traded. photos of the missing boy have been released by police hoping they will lead to clues and the missing child. >> it's not enough. we don't have him. he is out there and we know that he is not with his mother and we know he is not with his father. >> police say the little boy's mother has not said she thinks the father would harm the child . >>> happening today, a teacher accused of kidnapping a student and taking her across the country due in court. the 50-year-old is expected to be arraigned in sacramento. he was arrested last thursday outside a remote cabin in cecil villa about 100 miles from the oregon border. authorities say the girl appeared to be unharmed. the two had been missing for five weeks before being discovered. cummins is expected to be exercised -- expected to be extradited. he faces several charges. >>> u.s. defense secretary jim matus is in afghanistan. he arrived unannounced today adding an update on the war as the trump administration consider sending even more troo

the last time i saw my son was on saturday morning, the 22nd, at arroyo park near my home in south pasadenaaramazd sr. goes on to say he and his son went to the park before the 5-year-old was supposed to be dropped off with his mother - as part of the divorced couple's custody arrangement. in the statement andressian says he remembers being here in the park in one moment with his son and then waking up in the hospital. andressian speculates he was attacked - and doesn't know what happened to his son.but whether police believe that account is unclear - detectives reported at the time of andressian's arrest he told them multiple stories about what happened. investigators have only confirmed one part of andressian's story - that he was found unconscious in arroyo park.sheriff's investigators have already searched a lake area near santa barbara and then again today went back to andressian's home with a search warrant - combing the house for any clues to could lead to the five year old (justine) sheriff's deputies set andressian free earlier this week with little explanation. next... an uber eng

so they started in the late '30's and of laboratory in pasadena and i will lead met when i first heard of them i assumed the work would be clerical and and not really involved in the research they were a part of indecorous arrears would be short if so that was my assumption so actually win the opposite was true and they worked there 40 or 50 years one of them still works there today they were exceptional at math and hired at a time when it was very difficult for a woman to find a job in the sciences. there and not very options for those interested in the field so to come together to be a group of women met quite a bit because it went from being the only woman in the math and science class to be a part to the of this elite group that the laboratory. in the beginning sh -- it change so much but in the beginning they are working on early weaponry the corporate and missile and a sergeant smaller surface-to-surface missile and this involves incredible calculus, a long hours and takes an entire day to calculate a symbol trajectory but at the same time they are looking at the potential of dif

the father was found unconscious in a pasadena park and was arrested after he was treated at the hospital. photos of the missing boy had been released by police hoping it will lead to clues and the missing child. >> it's not enough. we don't have him. we're still looking for him. he's out there, and we know that he's not with his mother and he's not with his father. >> police are holding the father on child endangerment and they don't know why he was unconscious. >>> a 2-year-old boy is recovering after he fell into a hot tub last night. the 911 call came in from core clay avenue around 6:30 last night. the family and a police officer performed cpr and saved the child's life. the toddler was in water face up for about a minute before a family members saw him and pull him out. after the cpr was given he was alert and breathing again but transported to a hospital. officials say that he's expected to be okay. >>> waterman energies started increasing the water in lake tahoe because of the record level snow pack. there tare trying to make -- they're trying to make room for the snow melt. sendi

to make that the california preservation foundation is having the annual conference may 10- 13 in pasadena so i encourage you all to attend. >> item 4 consideration of adoption draft minutes for the historic preservation commission regular hearing for april 5, 2017. >> before i take public comment does anyone have corrections to the minutes? does any member of the public wish to comment on the draft minutes? seeing and hearing none i will close public comment and bring it back to the commission. is there a motion to adopt? >> i move to adopt them. >> i second the motion. >> thank you commissioners. on that motion to adopt the minutes for april 5, 2017. commissioner hasz -- excuse me, commissioner johnck. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> commissioner hyland. >> yes and commissioner wolfram. >> yes. >> so moved commissioners that passes unanimously 6-0. that places us under item 5 commission comments and questions. >> any comments or questions? no. we can move on. >> very good. that will place us under consideration

the last time i saw my son was on saturday morning, the 22nd, at arroyo park near my home in south pasadenaaramazd sr. goes on to say he and his son went to the park before the 5-year-old was supposed to be dropped off with his mother - as part of the divorced couple's custody arrangement. in the statement andressian says he remembers being here in the park in one moment with his son and then waking up in the hospital. andressian speculates he was attacked - and doesn't know what happened to his son.but whether police believe that account is unclear - detectives reported at the time of andressian's arrest he told them multiple stories about what happened. investigators have only confirmed one part of andressian's story - that he was found unconscious in arroyo park.sheriff's investigators have already searched a lake area near santa barbara and then again today went back to andressian's home with a search warrant - combing the house for any clues to could lead to the five year old (justine) that was tom wait reportering. sheriff's deputies set andressian free earlier this week with little e

>> jacob argcman from pasadena, california. >> are you high right now?gh one. is jacob high right now? mostly noes. let's find out. >> no, i wish. >> why not? >> my girlfriend's around somewhere. can't really do that around her. >> your mom or your girlfriend? >> my girlfriend. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sounds like a fun relationship. she does let him wear a tank top so that's good. who is our next pot or noter? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> my name is donnie mozzarella from uptown new york city. >> are you high right now? >> jimmy: johnny mozzarella? i think his parents were high when he was born. that is quite -- is donnie mozzarella high? >> do you envy? >> sometimes. >> i'm not high right now, i'm sipping confidence juice. a little bit of tequila and lemonade. >> jimmy: all right. you know what we apologize. he's not high, he's drunk. he's old school is what he is. sorry for the mix-up. let's see another. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> my jim is ken jatell from brooklyn new york and miami also. >> are you high right no

the part that doesn't show in pasadena public schools is all the classrooms had the floor to ceiling windows. you are under your half-inch of formica with a huge sheet glass window is the bomb just going to -- shut up! get under the desk! that is the setting, if you will, of the stories we are talking about. one of my favorites is project horizon, this was turned into the eisenhower administration in 1958, very short study of four to six month, werner von braun was part of this but i don't think he was as intimately involved as he would like to have been. i have read this a couple times. it doesn't to the attention to deal about -- detail but the general idea was we needed to build a base on the moon before the russians got there. to hold that piece of real estate against invasion and by the way, we are not going to talk about it much but we could put nuclear weapons there. it would take two days to get here but that was a consideration. here is the moon base, this proposal is graphically challenged, that is as good as illustrations get. you see the general idea was they were going t

there can be folks going to santa monica college or pasadena college that have the full of the ability to code. it's a mix of everything and if our political system doesn'tsysm fund the education system, not even just the college level but trade tech and trinity college level, it has to be a comprehensive so we have a supply of educated and also trained individuals to supply that demand for our workers. >> i have to say in that regard that here in california our legislators understand this. our governor understands it. funding is always difficult butm at least they understand the problem and know the direction it should go in. they're trying to nudge it in that direction unlike some states such as kansas that needs their supreme court tell them to minimally fund k-12 or texas is cutting in louisiana. were fortunate california. the us as a whole has not adopted the same view of the importance of education for the globalized economy. >> i would also like to add. terry brought up the issue of lifetime learning. in the old days, you would get your education, whatever it was, by the time yo

police are looking for a missing five-year-old boy last scene in south pasadena. police say the boy and his dad were in a car together saturday morning. officers later found the car near a park, with his dad unconscious and the boy missing. police were alerted by the boy's mom...who reported her husband never showed for their scheduled child swap. they're in the middle of a divorce and custody battle. the dad was taken to the hospital and then later arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. (darya) a 4-year-old girl is expected to be released from the hospital today after she tumbles out of the back of a moving bus in the middle of a busy highway. in this video you can see the back door of the bus springing open and the young girl plummeting to the road. it happened in arkansas on wednesday... but the video is just being released. a man who was driving behind the bus is a trained medial technician and his dash camera was recording when it happened. he pulled over and ran to the girl's rescue. he says she was unconscious at first but he cradled her and talked to

of a group of women who worked at the jet propulsion laboratory which is now part of nasa out in pasadena california during world war ii. so i think it's really exciting that a lot of these stories are people who have worked in the space program and worked in aeronautics for a very long time are starting to come to life right now. there's a section of the book that tells that story. >> hi margo. i too am very proud that but when you are writing a book or researching at what was the one if you can think of it most surprising anecdote that you came across. too there were so many. there were just so many. for example there was a code war tied to langley and engineer who had worked at langley and i think he left in 1946 to go to the games let the carpet he was connected to the roosevelts by case. the rosenbergs were executed for spying but the russians and the engineer who worked here at langley was actually put on trial. he was convicted of perjury but the government charged him with passing secrets to the russians. the research on that was fascinating because the ai came to hampton and they

who signed him to that very first contract, one white, one black, one from the midwest, one from pasadenare jackie came of age, and different generations altogether. they had almost nothing in common except this wonderful game of baseball. they both had a strong sense of faith that was instilled in both of them by their mothers at a very early age. that's sort of secret ingredient here that propelled them together in history. >> melissa: i love it. i can't wait to read it. >> here's your copy. >> melissa: thank you. make sure you sign that before you go. a fox news alert. comedian don rickles has died from kidney failure at the age of 90. anita vogel has a look back at the legacy of laughter that he leaves behind. >> is that your wife? >> reporter: not many comedians can deliver a line like that and get away with it. >> how much you weigh, tiny? how much you weigh? >> reporter: but don rickles was in a class of comedians all his own. his style was insult, but the butt of his jokes only walked away feeling honored. donald j. rickles was born on may 8th, 1926. he grew up in queens, new york

maarse flowers was an institution in pasadena, california.when the company's founder, jacob maarse, died, his son, hank, took over the day-to-day operations. -hank: marcus, nice to meet you. -lemonis: nice to meet you. and he didn't have the touch that his father did. the front of the store was in a state of chaos. [ chuckling ] like, you don't even know where to look first. and they were hemorrhaging money. how much money will this business lose this year? hank: close to $200,000. lemonis: with an infusion of cash and some fresh thinking, i believed maarse could become thriving once again. i'm gonna give you a check for $100,000, but for this $100,000, i want 25% of the profit. hank: all right. i'm okay with that. lemonis: we have a deal? hank: this is all done on a handshake? lemonis: is your handshake not good? hank: mine is. -lemonis: do we have a deal? -hank: deal. lemonis: over the course of about two weeks, i installed a system to track inventory, reorganized the warehouse, wrapped the vans and put in gps systems to make delivery more

i've done a couple design houses throughout like pasadena showcase, philharmonic.like i have more of an experience in that, because i see aesthetic and what's out there and what's new. steve: [ chuckles ] okay. so let's do that. let's do that. let me see, let me see what you can come up with, and i don't know, maybe i'll surprise you and come up with something myself. lemonis: meaning that you want to compete with her on the design? steve: well, yeah. lemonis: yes? steve: yeah, i do. lemonis: so it sounds like that's what we're doing. we're going to set a timeline of, call it two weeks. steve: okay. lemonis: steve has done unbelievable residential work, but what i want him to do is learn to respect ana's understanding and knowledge of the commercial business. but if he wants to put his design against hers, a little competition could be good for the company, but as a whole. steve: i really want to talk about how we're going to work, because right now, i'm bidding a job in las vegas. forwarded the package to ana maria, she priced it. lemonis: what did you do with the

pasadena. in tennessee, there are a variety of places established as dry communities. for harriman, they stayed dry into the 20th century because the original land deeds have locked into the very deed that you received when you purchased your house, that if you ever bought, sold, or consumed liquor on site, there is a consumption one, that your house reverts back to the land company. there are creative ways to keep in area dry if that is your overall operation. jeffrey: i cannot resist asking, if the supreme court is held in the reproductive autonomy cases, the right to privacy includes the right to provide your own -- have any of these laws challenged the right to autonomy? lisa: i can't think of any. it winds up being less repeal and more, meh, people kind of do what they will do. a sense that this would be something worth the investment of rigorous enforcement is largely lost. they are mostly symbolic. i'm sure we can find an exception to that but in most cases it seems to be mostly symbolic. jeffrey: alcohol consumption by the 1970's went up to its pre-prohibition

police found the father unconscious outside his car at a pasadena park. the boy was not with him.en he came to. officers arrested the father after they say his story kept changing. he was eventually released. >>> san francisco police are seeking two men believed to be involved in a shooting last fall in the tinder loin. police just released these images. take a. they say two men seen here walked into a market and shot a 61-year-old man on sixth street. police say the gunman is the man in the peacoat. happened on november 6th at 1:30 in the morning. the victim was sent to the hospital with a nonlife threatening injury. >> 5:43 right now. we all get frustrated with machines sometimes. this seems like it might have been uncalled for. surveillance video you're looking at captures a bizarre crime in mountain view. that's a robot there police say jason was picking a fight with it at a company called night scope last week. the robot ended up sounding off its alarm and employees ran outside to see what was happening. here's the man being arrested for prowling and being drunk in public. >>

i used to drive to ucla when i was 18 years old in 30 minutes from pasadena. and i thought that was irritating and last time i did that drive it was two and a half hours so i appreciate you going through what you went through. let me go back to my, there we go. the space age has a long story behind it and i won't bore you but i've been writing about different parts of the space age and history in general for -- 13 years before that i spent about a decade working in television mostly in documentaries i worked on star trek for a while. but mostly on documentaries and i would constantly come across cool stories from the 40s, 50s, the 60s that i only heard little bits about sometimes it is just because they wrnght very commonly written about this was before the internet. so it was -- a long file card drawers used to pull out at the library. other times it would be something in a magazine. other times something that was class fid and only little bits of it that you could find but i'd see these and think i want to make a tv show about that. so i wrote up this -- sho

>> i taught at the western school for girls in pasadena, california. >> i went to poly tech. >> right down the street. >> right. exactly. i yield back. >> gentleman returns his time and chairman now recognizes the ranking member of the full committee, mr. connors for his questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i wanted to point out to you, professor busby, that critics of kilo argue that it broke with past supreme court precedent on the issue of what constitutes public use under the takings clause. do you sympathize with that description? >> no. i don't think that's correct. if you look at public use being defined as public purpose, it goes back to the late 1800s and then there were several previous cases where the court had recognized that can include legitimate state and local choices to try to further the public purpose, where in the eminent domain involves private projects. >> does this measure, 1689, raise any constitutional red flags under the spending clause, particularly given that it threatens a state with loss of all of its federal economic development funding for twroo years

equates, the scientists at nasa say, that is enough to fill up the legendary rose bowl stadium in pasadena times. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... .drier conditions develop tonight and persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the region wednesday evening into early thursday morning. high pressure will then build in and bring a warming trend along with dry weather into the upcoming weekend. (steve) hopefully you got your taxes filed in time because today is the day. april 18th marks the tax deadline. and if you owe uncle sam money...you could soon have to answer to debt collectors. the i-r-s says it will be sending out letters this month to affected taxpayers. only people with longlasting tax debts going back several years will be contacted. but keep in mind and beware of scams...the initial contact will not be by phone. paying the price. how much visitors to las vegas are aleady paying ..... to help build a new stadium for the raiders. ( pam ) here is something to think about if you are a raiders fan

police say little ara's father was discovered unconscious in a pasadena park that day. . .but ara wasere to be found. detectives say the father's statements about him have been inconsistent.he was arrested and spent days in jail being questioned.he was released yesterday. . . after detectives say there was no evidence to bring charges.the father's lawyer says he insists he did not harm his son. (grant) april is sexual assault awareness month... and today district attorney george gascon, community stakeholders, and members of san francisco's nightlife industry all met together to combat drug induced sexual assaults... gason says right now the city of san francisco is seeing an increase in sexual assault cases among women... and it is happening when they are intoxicated or someone slips something into their drink... so... to create a safer space for bar-goers... they discussed strategies to empower staff at bars throughout the city to prevent sexual assault inside bars... district attorney george gascon: we can look out for one another. you see someone who is no longer able to take care

the south pasadena police chief says investigators are having a hard time getting answersfrom the father -- who is divorcing the boy's mother. his bail has now been set at 10-million dollars. he's giving police confusing and contradictory answers.. the mother says her estranged husband did not drop the boy off at a pre-arranged meeting place. (grant) the tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old... appeared in court in sacramento today. tad cummins will to return to tennessee where he faces federal and state felony charges of kidnapping and sexual contact. until then-- cummins is being held as both a flight risk and a danger to the public. according to prosecutors... he is a danger for abusing "his position of trust as a school teacher" and for being in possession of two guns. cummins' public defender argued the 15-year-old... willingly left with him and he had no previous criminal record. cummins faces at least ten years in prison. the two were found in siskou county last week after they were missing for more than a month. (catherine) anohter big story we are tracking tonigh

a search warrant was served at the father's house in pasadena today...detectives are looking for forensicevidence or any other leads. 35-year-old ara-mazd andressian senior was found unconscious in a park when he was supposed to be watching his son. police arrested him that day but he was eventually released. investigators say they don't have enough evidence to charge him with a crime. (grant) a man was arrested after three seprate firebombs were set off in fairfield... one... at an apartment complex...another at the police department. now people who live in the area say they feel terrorized, but are glad no one was serioulsy hurt. kron4's terisa estacio tells us surveillance video played a major role in catching the suspect in the act. it was right here - this home at the apartment complex on the 2900 block north texas street where police say the first of three firebombs were set off. in a four hour period starting thursday night. matt bloesch, fairfield police. very serious. we got the first call around 10pm - the folks made mention that someone threw it through their window. leana torn