patrick wants me to kill you. and he plays for her the actual recorded conversation in which patrick does make the solicitation. >> kill the bitch. >> say it. >> kill her. >> he was no more of a hit man than patrick was. i don't think he ever had any intention or knowledge of how to carry this out. >> shortly thereafter he walks into the local fbi office and talks with a couple of the agents that are there and provides the tape to them. >> dude, i've been a warrior for a long time. i've got the heart of a warrior, man. she's a [ bleep ] casualty. >> it's good to make sure the witness hadn't tampered with the tape such that they're only capturing one little specific part of a tape out of context. >> the witness is instructed to meet patrick at his new girlfriend's home in nearby green county to discuss the murder plot and videotape the entire exchange with a hidden camera. >> the technology is unbelievable now. a button camera is literally blended into the size of a buttonhole. the lens is smaller even than the but

patrick is missing. is patrick dead?ied some and we bowed our heads. >> and hope for your safety and prayers were said. oh god, please bring back that missing boy. when he returns, we will shout for joy. the police and the news people came and went. in our hearts was no content. no one could rest until we knew whatever, whatever had happened to you. then one day your body was found out in the woods on the cold, cold ground. someone killed you and dumped you there. it was a mad cruel person who did not care. there was not a word about how you died. it is no wonder that we all cried. patrick, we miss you and wish you knew, how much your school mates grieve for you. >>> just ahead -- the plan, under suspicion. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan. >> a disappearing nylon cord. >> could have been the murder weapon, as far as i know. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. an

i think that patrick henry is ron paul. i think truly that the two-party would love of patrick henry. he -- in the opening days of the first continental congress he made this speech arguing for representation and the congress, which he was defeated, saying we're not just virginians are new yorkers. we are all american. that gives an impression of the continental minded politician. what he was mainly concerned about is protecting the interest of the most populous colony in america, the colony of virginia. all of his career, his primary devotion was to defending the interest, first of his colony, and then of his sovereign commonwealth. so i think he gets along really well. really think of all the 18th-century politicians, though one consistently through his career who is most consistently supporting the tea party ideals is patrick henry. >> what distinguishes temperamentally dickenson, the compromiser, the person willing to set aside ideological terry and the service of legitimacy and henry, i guess you'd call him the ideolog

and patrick corbin looks to become the first lefty to start a season 10-0. the cincinnati reds will try to get in his way. in san diego, fans are excited about the surging padres who pay host to rafael, hitting a robust .455. and it's going to be an a.l. central showdown at progressive field as joe mauer and the twins face an indian club that's won three in a row and seven of their last nine games. >> so many games to sink our teeth into. which game are you going to be catching? >> i'm watching the motor city, a right-handed starting pitcher trying to be 11-0 and it ant justin verlander. matt scherzer has gone from being a questionable reliever to a powerful starter. >> you got zack greinke on the mound against carlos quentin. puig is my remote starter.>>e's player. i know which game ken rosenthal will be playing. >> this is what happens, get to face him again. comes in with the sinker. uh-oh! get out, get out! >> it does all for jose bautista. what's he telling him at third? you better keep your mouth closed, keep talking. coming after you. >> blue jays win

>> i did not kill patrick baltizar or anyone else. >> did you ever meet patrick?> no, i did not. >> never been in contact with that kid? >> i don't even know a patrick baltizar. >> we offered to show the dna findings to the stepmother. sheila baltizar. >> please don't make me read it. >> oh, my god. >> so we told her what the fbi report said. wayne williams cannot be excluded as the source of those two hairs. she listened. then this. >> without a shadow of a doubt, i really in my heart believe that wayne williams killed patrick baltizar. >> next, trained to kill. >> were you trained in unarmed combat techniques? could you grab somebody bigger than yourself, put them in a choke hold? >> i'm sure there are other things in unarmed combat beside putting somebody in a choke hold. >> when we return to prison for other final interview with wayne williams, we had one question he was not expecting. what wayne had written about being recruited for espionage training as a teenager. at a secret government camp hidden in the woods near this north georgia lake where he was give

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here's neil patrick harris! love you. they love you. we love you. >> thank you, sir. likewise. >> jimmy: welcome back to our show. i can't wait to see you at the tonys this weekend. >> the tonys are this sunday. very exciting. >> jimmy: you are a great host at these -- >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i look forward to it. every time you do it, i go -- you've won two emmys for hosting the tonys. that's how good of a host you are. >> that's why i do it. i try to go from one awards shows to win other awards for the other awards shows. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a genius -- >> no, the tonys are great. it's just such a weird, like a niche-y thing, you know? i think it's important to encourage people to come to new york, a, and to see great theater. so, we spend a lot of time making this three-hour show filled with these amazing spectacles and amazing performances by big, giant shows that are doing it eight times a week. adds a little pressure to me because i'm only doing it once, and yet, the rest of the show is fil

. >> more on syria with journalist patrick cockburn after the headlines. protests are continuing in afghanistan's wardak province where alleged u.s. involvement in the disappearance of villagers has filled months of unrest. two demonstrators were killed tuesday when afghan please reportedly fired on a crowd the discovery brings to 10 the number of bodies that have been found of the 17 people who disappeared following their arrest last year. it is unclear if u.s. forces or the afghan units they shared the base with were responsible. u.s. military is denied involvement in the abductions, but as with all the findings of an internal probe. the military court martial of accused army whistleblower bradley manning continued at fort meade, maryland on tuesday for a second day. the convicteduded computer hacker who turned manning in to u.s. authorities after they became friends online. adrian lamo testified manning expressed hope that files he passed on to wikileaks would help spark global debate and policy changes. for a consecutive day, prosecutors sought to tie

patrick first but you can go right after him. >> hi i am jim patrick and with patrick and company in san francisco and as a neighbor to this project. i approached this board a number of times about the west end entrance and i have a letter i would like to share to the board and i will give it to the secretary upon the completion of my presentation. i believe we can save $5 million by eliminating the west end area, the exit way to the park. $5 million is about equal to the budget for the trances bay operating budget for next year. i believe it deserves serious consideration. it will -- it's a poor design. it won't be used. it's going to be dangerous. we saw what happened to the elevator in the guy riding the bart elevateddor. it spoils the ground floor design on the west end where the traffic is coming in from the west end and it's just a plain old bad idea. i like it to be reevaluated. i approached the board and other people about this and to date have received zero responseo i am hoping that we can get more than zero response. thank you. >> thank you mr. patrick. our next speaker --

911. >> i want to tell you about patrick's injuries. he didn't have any. this is all stage d. yeah. this was fake. we have patrick coppolino joining us right now via skype. what were you trying to do? >> i was trying to pull pranks and try to get the audience in on it, and we have the whole audience in on it. i have the stabber right here. >> that is the guy. >> so that the audience knew what was about to happen. >> yeah, yeah, they were all in on it, and i encouraged them to film it with the phones and say, comedian gets stabbed. >> so it is not the prank on the people in the audience, but on the internet. >> yeah, we do it all of the time to help improve the attendance in the room. we had jerry seinfeld in a couple of nights ago, and we had a late night show and people were showing up with their pajamas and stars coming in. >> and now the owner is not happy, because it looks like somebody got stabbed at her place. >> well, she didn't stop us when we explained it. >> what did people think about this? >> well sh, my mom thought it w not

middle linebacker patrick willis headed up a camp in san francisco.was geared towards kids who have a family member in the military. it gave them a chance to show off their football skills and get a few pointers. 49ers middle linebacker patrick willis says he always wanted to be in a position to do something like this. for willis, it's all about giving back. >> it warms my heart to see the kids having fun and running. they may not understand it now but they will when they get older. >> plus some of the top football coaches in the area were on hand to help kids with the finer points of football. the campers are from grades 1 to 8. there is another day of football camp tomorrow. >>> thousands of runners will hit the pavement tomorrow for the san francisco marathon and they will be greeted with heightened security. organizers say it's in response to the bombings at the boston marathon in april. bag packs must be smaller than 8.5 by 11 by 4." in addition, all bags will be searched by security guards. organizers say try to arrive 30 to 45 minutes early. th

a facebook update and visit to tech land by racer danica patrick. we'll have it all for you coming up. >>> and bad day for the stock markets. the dow took a big step backwards today, closing down more than 350 points on word that the fed could reduce its bond buying program and reports showing economic slowing. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories... america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> the commute to the south bay is about to get a little faster. new car pool lanes will be open next monday on 880. the $70 million project also added a car pool lane on the southbound on rafrl. ne ramp. next week they will retime the traffic signals where morning backups have been nasty. >> someo

i think patrick henry is rand paul. i think truly the two parties would love patrick henry. in the opening days of the first continental congress he made this speech arguing for proportional representation in the congress which he was defeated saying we are not just virginians or new yorkers. we are all americans and that gives an impression of henry as the continental minded politician but what he was mainly concerned about was protecting the interest of the most popular colony of america, the colony of virginia. all of his career his primary devotion was to defending the interests interests first of his colony and then of the sovereign commonwealth of virginia. so i think ian rand paul would get along pretty well. i really do think of all the 18th century politicians the one consistently through his career who is most consistently supporting of the tea party ideals is patrick henry. >> so what distinguishes temperamentally dickinson from henry dickinson the compromiser at least the person willing to set aside ideological purity in the service of legitimacy and henry we sho

we've been meeting twice a week and patrick wanted me to mention this. we want to limit the work for the soft story retrofit. we don't want someone to piggy back like a tenant improvement project. also if you have a building with four residential units you can still take advantage of ab 94. we have training from in-house staff. someone in july will come in and train us on fema 807. i think tom wants to train the outside engineers as well. we'll be hiring two more clerks for this program. i will be doing interviews next wednesday. on the average we've been getting about 5 phone calls from home owners. we've gotten phone calls from somebody as far away as china. i think she owns a building on balboa street and she wants to sell the building. i spent half an hour with her explaining the ordinance. she's not going to wait for the notification. she wants to sell the building. she's already engaged with an engineer and wants to start the process already. tom wants me to be concise and keep it to five minutes. that's the summary of what we've been doing with th

patrick welcome back everybody. it doesn't get much mcdreamier than. this patrick dempsey.with him this morning as he took a break from the action. >> it is certainly 90 years of running an event and half-and-half in the race. and i think there is a lot of drama at this race and the appeal worldwide and the racing portion here. they have had 50 years being around and there is a lot riding in that. and the only american racing line up for the drivers. we are here on monday and the parade and testing the track and it is all of that. they come from all over the world and it is part of it. >> it is part of a great lineage of other actors who took part including paul newman and james gardenner. what is it like to be part of the line up. >> it is remarkable that i am mentioned. steve mcqueen was great. he never got a chance to race here. but paul newman only got a chance to race here once. and this is my second time here and i hope i -- to finish means a lot to me. i love it. and i love the race and this camaraderie and fellowship television. and to be at this level with so much

moments later these photos of patrick were taken. he was severely burned and is still recovering from his injuries. attorney grant davis, who represents some of the other victims, says paul mongiello deserves a medal. >> he's humble about it and acts like anyone would have done it, but that's not true. because there were a lot of people right there that weren't going in there to help. >> if i did not respond to those screams, that would have been a fate worse than death because i would have heard those screams probably every night for the rest of my life. >> reporter: what do you say to him? >> i mean, i do believe that if they didn't find patrick, that he wouldn't be here today. so i mean, it's a huge thank you. he and clay saved a life. >> reporter: the lone fatality that night was 46-year-old megan kramer, the jj's server whose cries doug dawson had heard but could do nothing about and neither could paul. >> you go through the -- you know, the sense of guilt that maybe if i hung a minute longer, maybe i could have saw whoever and

i want to reference the letter that i wrote to commissioner patrick. because i like to stay in touch with the inspectors and tell them what's going on. and the letter that i have that i gave to you on february 21st basically says this is the fellow i want to do the job. he's the licenseed guy and his mom's in a comma and i need more time. i went through with this with several of the tenants. i found out that two things happened and an awning fell over on an upper deck and the tenants were out there cooking and things they weren't supposed to be doing. i think this is a realistic timeframe and have a permit again, you have a copy that goes through 2014 >> thank you very much for allowing me to address you. >> thank you. any public comment? >> i have a question of staff. does this stairs and desk services the second means of egress? >> can be used but they would be unsafe to do so. so are you saying their life safety issue and if you are then what are we - there's a time limit >> the city attorney can talk to you and this is a second means of egress if y

dennis rodman was on the dan patrick radio show. he said that if lebron had played back in the '90s, he would have been considered an av yeah, because he was 12 in the '90s. [ laughter ] but rodman said lebron james pales in comparison to legends like michael jordan and scottie pippen. shouldn't rodman be headed back to north korea to start shooting the next "rush hour" sequel with kim jong-un by now? [ applause ] it's hard to take a person seriously when he looks like a clown that escaped from the world's most depressing circus. [ laughter ] nba players are very active on twitter, probably more so than athletes in any other sport. twitter gives them an opportunity to share everything that pops into their giant, sweaty heads the moment it does. so, tonight, we're curated some players have to offer, and we set them to music, and, ladies and gentlemen, here now, with a musical rendition tweet written by roy hibbert of the indiana pacers, the "jimmy kimmel live" children's choir. enjoy. [ cheers and applause ] [ piano music plays ] ♪ i

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patrick gavin want do in the future of journalism? >> i don't know. i like my job. a lot of reporters young or old. it could be wrong. but it seems that journalism is more exhausting than ever before. see even with young reporters, especially in griping about , their twitter feed just being almost unreadable because of the things or the amount of e-mails they're getting be it from the buses or campaign offices, press releases. the facebook page that demands on their journalism to update stuff. -- it depends on how the pendulum is going swing reporters. reporters burn out quickly. i have not burned out yet. that with every news organization in town, the sheer amount, that's not even but the amount of information you have to consumer and you have to be up to speed and twitter shows and everything. it's exhausting. think that's a choice for the reporters to make as you enter nto the 30s as i am with families. how can i dial down the noise my job as best as i can. >> what is home? >> new york city -- manhattan? >> born and move to wes chicago. place. r the >> how many w

patrick, start with you. because you at one stage in your life were in support of legalizing marijuana for medical purposes. now you change your mind. why? >> well, because i found out the facts, and the facts are my initial thinking was like most americans, i didn't think it was any big deal. frankly, i thought people who had cancer or some medical need, every member of my family has had cancer, so i wouldn't begrudge them using something to mid gate the effects of chemotherapy for example, but then i saw from looking at it further and i was asked to be on the national institutes of drug abuse board and really learned the science, piers, and when i learned the truth of the impact going down this road towards legalization, it occurred to me my original position was wrong. i hope anybody that sees the facts and see they are wrong will admit it. i will admit it. i was wrong to initially think it was something harmless about medical marijuana, because now what i've seen is there a commercial industry behind this

at 11:00, another chance to see q&a with patrick gavin.tonon ," the week ahead in washington. the former national security advisor for counterterrorism discusses nsa surveillance programs and the case against edward snowden. and daniel weiss talks about that groups disaster relief spending. >> going as far back as abigail adams and martha washington, you

its's a huge source of consternation. >> one of patrick from 2006. >> oh, it can't be good. >> i feelre here filming me is great. it's a good promotion for the city and for the event. first -- i don't know. at the least i thought we would get pbs. i don't know. npr, maybe. none of us are that camera friendly. so audio is great. it's a bit offensive that the best we can do is a network that defines highlighting newspapers must-see tv. before i start c-span -- steve skullley told me to tell c-span viewers please don't call more than once every 30 days. >> that is so insulting. >> were you married ten years ago? >> no. was not married. i didn't know how to dress clearly. think i had an extra ten pounds on there. i was a little bratty. >> that's the comedy competition which is a huge oxymoron. i didn't win, as you can tell. but they invited largely reporters or occasionally politicians to do standup for a night to support charity. i'm trying to figure out who won? grover nordquist may have won that night? i've done it twice. >> how much of a competition are you in in politico with "huffin

what a play by patrick sharp.hat, gets it to patrice bergeron and he throws to the back hand. seabrook laying out. and not allowing that shot to get to corey crawford. the right part of the screen will work over to hossa. and mcquaid. sliding all the way over. >> mike: dragged by oduya. that one turned away to the corner by rask. gotten as far as center. rozsival gives it across to oduya. on the stick of kane. steps back in. down loose on marchand. oduya. smoked out there by the reach of seguin. the puck came out to center where the blackhawks can settle it down. and kane can twist it back in. seidenberg there. seguin with the pass on now. kelly is able to get as far as center. taken over by hjalmarrson. back to seabrook. best of seven. the bruins ahead, 2-1. it is either 3-1 or tied at 2-2. by the end of the evening or maybe after midnight. game number one. until local time at exactly 12:00. bolland rattled it back in. to frolik. around behind it. past bolland. he caught up to it. fired it around again and it is

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patrick, thank you very much for being here today. [applause] i will note that currently the caps program is lodged under city mmptdor's office and a conversation i had when i was city administrator and we wanted to put it at a place, but it is there for now, but with patrick's help we will make sure that program flourishes at the right place and with all the different resources that we have to have along with my commitment we will have appropriate legislation in due time when we are ready when placed out before the voters what we require but we will do that in collaboration and not talking out because it is expensive and we know lives are at stake and we have to do it the right way and have a program that will work for everybody. now, i also want to say to you that there has been a person certainly in my own career as a public servant that has been impactful. i met rear admiral john banoff in 89 after the earthquake. he was still with the navy. helped us tremendously with a aircraft carrier and the work in recovery, and in 1992 mayor

k-p-i-x 5's patrick sedillo tells us: it could mean the >>> some redevelopment is in the works in san jose. kpix 5's patrick sedillo tells us it could mean the beginning of the end for some historic movie theaters. >> we had one of our first dates here to see a movie in 1982. >> reporter: she and her husband have been coming to the winchester domed theaters in san jose for more than three decades. built in the '60s the theaters might be the next victim of the wrecking ball. the lease is running out and the domes among the last in the bay area sit on 11.6 acres of prime real estate across the street from santana row. >> we had heard that they are going to put some new development here. it's too bad because it's really the most convenient place for us to go. there's always parking. >> reporter: but developers have their eyes on all that parking too. according to the "wall street journal," new plans might include a shopping village, housing and office space. still, the old theaters evoke memories of a different time. >> paint your wagon. >> come along with us, clint hurdle. >> "star wars

. >> and i'm ken wayne. 83-year-old patrick chang had just eaten dinner and was starting to walk home. the alleged killer is just a teenager, john has the story. >> reporter: this is the parking lot where patrick chang was beaten and robbed he had just had lunch, dinner perhaps at jack in the box when police say a teenager walked up and mugged him. patrick chang was a beloved pay to -- patriarch of his family. >> everywhere he goes for his walks, he talks to people about peace. how the world would be different. >> reporter: he was attacked and robbed until the parking lot of orchard supply hardware. >> he suffered very -- a lot of massive head trauma. brain injuries, spinal cord injuries. fracture vertibrae. >> reporter: now his family is struggling to place his remains next to his son who died 10 years ago of leukemia. >> we're looking to see if the public will help us for the public to help us to put our father with his son. >> reporter: police are looking to church the teenage suspect with murder. the reason he was robbing chang to get money to buy a cell phone. john sasaki, ktvu n

>> yes. >> reporter: reporting from richmond, patrick sedillo, kpix 5. >> at this point, the program is just a proposal. if it goes through, it would be implemented at no cost to the city or to homeowners. >>> elsewhere, though, in the bay area, home flippers are cashing in. homes like this one in san ramon sold in just weeks. the same house was almost unlivable a month and a half earlier. an investor bought the fixer- upper for a little less than $500,000, remodeled it with a brand-new kitchen. the house later sold for $700,000. the competitive market is tough for both buyers and agents. >> it's tough. this is very tough. i have had clients that you guys must be loving it. there's so many buyers. it's hard. i have written up to 10 offers for buyers before i get them in the contract. >> the median home price in contra costa county has jumped 38% in a year. experts say buyers who were paying cash up front have a better chance of getting in a house. >>> firefighters are starting to get the upper hand on the worst wildfire in colorado history. the black forest fire outside colorado spri

two minutes later, patrick kane. patience and then finishing. >> quick caught coming out of the net. thought it was going to be icing and the miscommunication led to this opportunity and kane dancing around with the puck. buried it. >> second period. remember mike richards? back from injury and welcome back. >> make sure that he's okay. right? hit him as hard as you can and then bouncing back. short happeneded. big goal there by dwight king to get the kings back in to this one. >> this is the turning point of the game. right? >> we go to the third period. it's l.a. here on the power play. anze kopitar. waiting for him and he arrived. >> he did. that's where the big guy should be right there in front. trickles between the legs of crawford and we are surprisingly tied at 2-2. >> big play. >> it was the correct no-call by the official. kane with the pass from bickell and finds the way on the net. >> speaking of bickell, the icing against bickell led to the draw in the hawks zone that off a set play, kopitar fires it and

. >>> danica patrick is in the bay area this weekend competing in the sonoma raceway on sunday., making a pit stop in the south guy visit go daddy, in sunnyvale. as part of national small business week, patrick will meet with both employees and customers at the internet domain registration company. patrick, of course is is a spokeswoman for go daddy and several other well-known names in the world of racing will come together for a luncheon. kurt busch, michael waltrip and larry mcreynolds will talk about this weekend's , at the raceway. today's lunch happens to be at rj favorite restaurants in san francisco, mccourtroom innings and come let's ta's seafood restaurant in girl rah deli square. >> i can't wait for you to take me there >>> students in china are getting a rare opportunities for receiving an out-of-this world education. here is what we are talking about. today, 60 million students across china taking part in a live video feed with chinese astronauts orbiting the earth. one astronaut will be giving that lecture while the other two will ability as a teaching assistant an