. >> i know the character of paul franks.he won't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> you put back in the ambulance i'm talking to the driver. >> he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient but the trooper persists. >> we have a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road with an emergency vehicle behind you. >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. do you understand me. >> we have to get this patient to the hospital. you can take me to jail and we'll discuss this. >> he refuses to back down. his patient fainted in her home and has a history of heart trouble. he tries to put the paramedic in handcuffs. >> >> the family starts to gather. the. >> pati

also you can check it out at paul chambers ktvu on facebook. frank, julie, curry is in the building. >> paul, thank you. >> that was great timing. now let's go to mark ibanez. they are courtside. we just saw curry run on the court what. are you hearing? >> we're hearing everybody here react very loudly to his entrance. so as we heard alleges while ago, and basically coach kerr reiterate what we already told you, it's going to be a game- time decision. they're going to talk to the trainers after steph works out a little bit, joe. >> game time decision means exactly that. he's going to come out, see how he fees, if he's ready to go. we'll see if we can get out of the way. he just came out, all the way down. >> straight down, and he's doing his dribbling drill that he does. we've seen so many times before. mark, what, a couple hundred people in here? there was a roar when he came out. we instantly heard it. >> no question about the fact that everybody's talking about steph. everywhere you went today that was the topic of conversation. but prior to that,

paul ryan is frank underwood. i don't want to be speaker but i'm speaker. i don't want to be president but he could be the republican nominee in cleveland if they change those rules. >> and the truth is that they really can. and i even asked alice stewart, cruz's communications director, do you feel used like all these people now coming out for cruz who were running for president just want to keep him in there so that they can stop trump from getting to 1,237. >>> all right. let talk about hillary. hillary ain't having a good week, mary anne, is she? >> well, bernie sanders beat her today by 11 or 12 points and only got one more delegate. he beat her the other day -- right, but she still has over 249 pledged delegates ahead of him. 437 in superdelegates. there is no way bernie sanders can get the nomination either on pledged delegates or superdelegates. and she's got 2.4 million more votes than he does. so on any measure, the math doesn't add up for bernie sanders just like it doesn't add up for cruz or kasich. the only one on the republican side that can g

david: paul barrett looks at frank. they are trying to eroded through the court system.t republicans try to eroded in the legislature. that really did not work. now there are all kinds of litigations to try to water it down or change it. david: we talked to the reporter about his piece on dodd-frank. people who are trying to make a substantive point instead of merely symbolic gestures are looking consistently to the courts where they have had some success. there has not been any success in knocking don-frank back legislatively. carol: what have they had success on? >> most recently in quite significantly, a federal district court in washington reversed a very important decision by the financial stability oversight council. david: explain what that is first. >> and that is a council of 10 of the treasury secretaries for david: ahead of the fed, everybody. oversight council had .esignated metlife they are so big and so interconnected that their failure could bring down the system. aig is one of these. prudential is one of these, and so forth. but the federal judge said tha

section, paul barrett looks at dodd-frank and how it is being eroded.ng to erode it through the court system. ellen: first republicans try to -- tried to eroded in the legislature, and that did not litigationhere was to try to water it down or change it. david: we talked to the reporter about his piece on dodd-frank. >> i think the people who are trying to make a substantive point instead of merely symbolic gestures are looking consistently to the courts where they have had some success. in contrast to congress, where there has not been any success in knocking back dodd-frank. reporter: what have they had success with? reporter: most recently, a federal district court in washington reversed a very important decision by the financial stability oversight council. david: explain what that is first. oforter: that is a council sort of the powerful financial regulators in washington, and they have designated the oversight council, they designated it as a systemically important institution, fort sobanks that are so dig and interconnected, that their failure co

paul krugman to professors and universities, barney frank, they have said i have the plan that will actuallyork. senator sanders couldn't answer questions about whatever his plan is. so we'll talk. >>> still ahead on "way too early," after the death of former saints player will smith, sean payton is saying something that could get him in trouble in right-leaning louisiana. >>> and plus, the weather headline continues to be the destructive hail in texas. bill karins thamells us where i headed next when "way too early" comes back. right-leaning louisiana. trolling for a gig with braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the controller. look out!! ohhhhhhhhhh... you know what, i'm just gonna email it to you. yeah that's probably safer. ok, cool. try align fo

that's why paul drugman and others including barney frank that's why frank endorsed me. >> do you think it's unfair for you, when people say oh, they think you're qualified? dishonest. >> i think it's really regrettable. the people of new york voted for me twice. they counted on me. they trusted me. for good reason. for new york. and i would do again as president. i ran a really hard campaign against barack obama. he turned around and asked me to be secretary of state. so people who know me, people i've represented and i've worked with. they don't understand this, this kind of seems to be in the atmosphere every time you run for something. -- i run for something. when i have a job i get really high approval ratings and i get very good marks for working with republicans. but when i run for something, oh my gosh, they pile on and i just keep forging ahead because i know once i get the job, people will once again say hey, she's really working hard. she's producing results. race and 2008 -- in the last week -- is nasty. did you -- >> well, you know, i have really been somewhat surprised to

frank. >> all right. paul chambers live for us. thank you. >>> the san jose city council is meeting right now to consider a number of changes to that city's rent control policy. the meeting started at 1:30 this afternoon and expected to last well in the evening. as it stands 43,000 units in san jose under rent control. about a third of san jose's rental units and there is a cap of eight percent on the rentals. and there's proposals including tying the increases to inflation and lowering the yearly maximum increase to five percent. >>> the union for santa clara county sheriff's deputies has filed a lawsuit against the sheriff. the deputies and sheriff lori smith has been at odds for some time. they said she allowed the jail commission to receive text messages that received racial slurs. they were uncovered in the course of the investigation. the text messages were published some of them. >>> a new chief of police is officiallybe sworn in. alwin brown serving as the interim chief since chris maggess left for tucson, arizona. brown is

every progressive economist from paul krugman, to professors at universities, barney frank, they've all said i have the plan that will actually work. senator sanders couldn't even answer questions about whatever his plan is. >> covering the sanders campaign, and kristen covers the clinton campaign. has sanders backed away from his unqualified charge against her? >> it's pretty clear, chris, he has, yeah. he made it exactly twice. once at a rally in philadelphia late last week. again, the following morning at a press conference. and after that, in interviews on nbc, "morning joe," the "today" show, he backed away from that. it's clear having talked with some of the sanders advisers that that was ultimately an indefensible critique. at least in the long term. it's just a very difficult argument to be out there making over and over and over again. and instead, he's gone back to this critique of her judgment, which by the way, it something he's been saying for several months over the course of whether it's the iraq war or other policy judgments, henry kissinger, other areas. so i think what

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the same time this bipartisan legislation supported by john corning, chuck schumer, i'll frank income randi paulcal spectrum. probably enough for to override a veto. that legislation would amend the sovereign immunity law which would permit americans to sue the saudi government and american court if they can show a direct connection between some harm caused to them in official saudi government action. stuart: it is opening pandora's box to everybody suing everybody. >> barack obama. >> it's a question of whether or not we want to continue to allow government, including iraq to hide behind sovereign immunity, to commit crimes in the name of people because they can piece to. stuart: you'd have everybody and his brother seigneur bombs, they hurt my people. i want a billion dollars. >> yes. stuart: basso would have been all over the world. >> your cash destroyed our world trade center and i want you to pay for it. but you can't sue us because we are in official government. we may feature radical thugs. stuart: i see nothing wrong with opening up 20 pages and finding out what the role of the saudi's

frank and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason pierre-paul. -- thank you, jason brooks from kcbs's opening day. >> just a couple of hours. it's a battle between a couple of big rivals, northern california versus southern california. we have the giants and the dodgers. >> yes. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the ballpark with why this year could be a great one for the giants. jackie. >> reporter: well, it is 2016. it's an even numbered year. we know what that means as a giants fan, right? i'm here with mario alioto of the giants organization. thanks for waking up with us. i know it's going to be a long day. but it's a fun one. >> opening day is always fun. and always looking forward to it. you always get that special feeling on the opener that the new baseball season life is good again and fans are pumped up about the season. this whole even year thing, everyone who works for the giants wherever we went, someone would say it's an even year. we'll see if it pans out. we're excited. >> reporter: last year we didn't even make the play-offs but it was an odd number so you have to cut

frank somerville. president obama is only here for 24 hours. he's certainly making the most of it. paul chambers is live for us after plenty of people are excited seeing the president tonight. paul? >> reporter: the president came back to his hotel an hour and a half ago. a quick, but busy trip for the president who is in town to raise money for the democratic party. the president whose daughter malia arrives just before 1:30. mr. obama was greeted by a group of people, some of whom had a privilege and honor of being the babies held by the most powerful man in the world. >> we've gotten a ton of pictures and videos of everything else. it's amazing, absolutely amazing for the president to hold that baby. >> reporter: these children and others gathered in the san francisco neighborhood, which is full of law enforcement officers that are lined up and on hand to protect the president. >> i'm out here to catch a glimpse of the current president. >> reporter: they would shake a few hands. before making their way into the democratic national committee. >> my wife appreciates him providing heal

paul, this is the third. how many more operations are planned. and is there a set time, every or week. >> reporter: of course, frank, with police having this as vital information, they don't want to give out. they don't want the bad guys to know when they will be out there. but they plan to do several more throughout the year. >> paul, thank you. >>> the california highway patrol is looking for a brown van. acrash happened on 101 this afternoon. acivil scion was hit from behind and spun out. the chp wants to catch the driver of the van. >> they were driving recklessly, at a high rate of speed. and using all a little bits can. after the collision it is hard not to be able to see that you caused the collision. >> the scion driver was pronounced dead and not identified. >>> two people are lucky are large they were not hurt after a large dump truck came barreling down a hill. the truck was full of hot asphalt and crashed into the house at 2:30 this afternoon. the driver jumped out of the truck rolling backwards and broke his arm. the couple who owned the house were home, but just injured. >> we were sitting quietly reading good books. i heard this very

ktvu's paul chambers is in richmond tonight where community leaders called for an end to the gun violence. >> reporter: frank, police say the two shootings this weekend, the two homicides or excuse me this week were not random. the victims were targeted. family and friends of mourning on a seymour -- >> this child was full of life, she was her own person. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was shot and killed on tuesday. >> she was coming to see a friend and she was supposed to come see me at my place. she never made it. >> reporter: those close to her called her morning, her family says she was an upbeat girl who loved to dance and smile. within the last few weeks more removed from bay point richmond to live with her uncle's. something they say she was looking forward to. >> around the corner from my house, she was waitingis week and says she's excited about staying with me this summer. >> reporter: police arrested brandon payne richmond, facing murder charges. >> family lost, my family has loss, we both lost. what was a compass here? nothing was accomplished here. two lives, to family lives have been destroyed.

week trump hired a veteran political insider, paul to play the role of his convention manager but if this all sounds nif far use, i would argue not. dr. frankin told us political parties exist for one purpose and that is to win. now for a different take, pat buchanan advised several presidents and run for the white house himself in his latest column, can the gop get together in cleveland? he writes this. if the gop establishment does collude to steal the nomination from the candidate who has won the most states, the most delegates, the most votes, not only could the party be crushed in november, but that establishment itself could be discredited discredited. thank you for being here. >> delighted, michael. >> i think the role of those who come together in cleveland is to select a winner, and in your most recent column, you're fearful instead of a unified ticket behind the front runner, donald trump, the bogeyman as pat buchanan sees it. >> it has been repudiated and rejected by the voters of the republican primaries and republican caucuses this entire year. if you add together the votes of ted cruz, not beloved of the establishment, and don

frank at his farm in new jersey. >> all is well. >> happily ever after. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, "the late show with stephen colbert". >> his guests, kevin spacey and paul ryan. good night. >> stephen: hi. stephen colbert here. yesterday, the band pearl jam announced they were cancelling their show in north carolina to protest that state's controversial new law curbing l.g.b.t. right.

. >> there's a lot of people who say there's stuff in dodd-frank that ends too big to fail. paul volcker said it to me. i did an interview with him within the past year or so. he said people don't realize what's in the law. it gives them the authority to shut these things down and make shareholders pay for it. >> you haven't seen the whole conjecture that he ran for office. >> no, i've seen the conjecture that it's all political and this is part of a march back towards washington. >> don't need details like these. >> details. not these days. we're going to give them all coverage. >> stick around because we got to get back to becky quick, who is in south carolina. >> fabulously lit. >> the fabulously lit becky quick. >> thank you, andrew. thank you, guys. john silvia is here. he's been listening into this. he's the chief economist at wells fargo securities. great to see you on your turf for once instead of remote or at our house. thank you for coming. >> sure. >> what do you think about steve was just talking about snb one thing that jumped out at me is what greenman is said in te

we reached out to the an frank house here in washington, however we have not heardd anything back from them as to perhaps helping us as to who mrs live i think northwest. paul wagner fox 5 local news. nw >> a very sad end to the week fairfax county firefighter. >> abode found last night in shenandoah national park has been identified as 31 nicole mittendorff. police also found a suicide note inside her vehicle. she was first reported missinger last week after she didn't show up to work with fairfax fire and rescue. the body was taken to the chief medical examiner office for anfr almost.st. >> police in the districtt tonight need your help to identify three persons of o interest in connection with assault. surveillance video captured thee incident earlier this monthli along the 700 block of 7th street in northwest. take a look here.k you can see in the top t right-hand corner of the screen a female holding on to a man's s jacket following the alter station. three people were later caught on video boarding a metro bus. police are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. >>> meanwhile developing right now in ohio police say eight people were

frank at his farm in new jersey. >> all is well. >> happily ever after. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, "the late show with stephen colbert". >> his guests, kevin spacey and paul ryan. good night. >> stephen: hi. stephen colbert here. yesterday, the band pearl jam announced they were cancelling their show in north carolina to protest that state's controversial new law curbing l.g.b.t. right. bruce springsteen also called off his concert there. paypal canceled plans fair new operation center. and even the porn site xhampster blocked north carolina users from their site. now where are north carolina users going to go for their porn? while i respect those artists, as an entertainer i believe it is not my job to deny you my talent. i believe it is possible to use the magic of television to bridge our differences. i mean, for pete's sake, even after the civil war, great figures like abraham lincoln and robert e. lee believed this country could come together. that's why i will never withhold this show from anyone. i believe we must find common ground and hold firm to those things that unite us all. ( cheers and applause ) we must clipping to each other passionately

host: a note about john frank because he ended up not arguing flynn e, but the john pops up in anita hill confirmation hearing. paul: he was a very distinguished lawyer and miranda someone in the bowels of the interrogation room in the one y, to someone who has of the most high powered teams imaginable in the spoert. host: here's some comments from twitter. he writes, miranda was a rapist, kidnapper, armed robber. a sense of bad people that all.ds liberty for us comments about that? question is what kind of liberty should we uphold? for 170 years . >> he quotes the experience of the other countries, and in england, since the turn of the century had been giving similar warnings, so we can certainly have a good discussion about how rudent it was in the sixth and fifth amendments. we have to talk about the history too. .t's not true warren made it up >> certainly with respect to warnings. it offblem isn't reading the card and you have a right to remain silent. whatroblem with miranda is i would call the exclusionary rules of it. say you p rules that can't question certain people, if you reduce certain things, evidence

frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we have live team warriors coverage. our sports guys mark ibanez and joe fonzi are live inside oracle arena. first we go to ktvu's paul i am, and i'm wearing my credential off the ear. it's not an earring. i got my buddy here david. who is your guy? >> draymond green. >> reporter: he's excited. he saw him do a shoot-around. you don't seem excited? >> i am very excited. >> reporter: are you? >> yeah. >> do you want to see steph play tonight or ride the bench? >> i'm fine with either because i don't want him to get injured and not be able to play. but i want him to play so that we have -- we pretty much have a guaranteed win. that you are going to be a big star on the big screen. what happened with that? >> i got an interview earlier about steph playing and how the warriors are the best team ever. >> are they? >> yes. >> and also your mom right here, she looks like a fan here. this is michelle. how is it spending this opportunity with your son at oracle, game two? >> it's pretty special because his father had the tickets to come with him, but he had hip surgery this morgue so i'm the stand-in. so i'm super excited, beca

twitters, with the lawrence frank interview, featured as well on the cover, it was a theme over the weekend of negative rates. we will talk to paul donovan about this. this is u.s. 10-year, which is positive when you take away the cleveland cbi, which is a higher cpi. we grind lower ever briefly in the 2008 crisis. -10-year yield. then down we go to this chronic since right here, in a new leg down. it would be something to see this grind lower. yield when you take out a relatively high cleveland inflation. francine: what is going on, tom? we are totally on the same page. something on negative rates in japan. what i wanted to show you is the topix, the blue line, against topix banks.e, the japanese banks tumbling today. the cheapest on record on it speculation the boj will do more negative territory. this is the lowest since 1993. negative rates are announced here and then they go down. tom: great chart. it really shows the bank overlay as we go into the second and third week of april. francine: our guest host for the hour is paul donovan, global economist for ubs investment bank. great to have you on the program. japanl talk brie

frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. parents say teaching their children a weak-long curriculum that focuses on lesbian, gay, and transgender issues is too much and the content is not age appropriate. paul chambers spoke with parents at wind mere ranch middle school. paul joins us now in the newsroom. >> reporter: julie, the papers we spoke with want to stress that they're not against the suck. they just feel other things should also be added and they want to have a little input. >> every single american deserves to be treated equally in the eyes of the law and in the eyes of our society. >> reporter: these images from a youtube video will not be seen in the wind didemere ranch classes after some parents argued the content which shows same-sex couples embracing and kissing isn't age appropriate. >> why do the principal and the superintendent get to take my young child and decide a social issue that even you as parents -- you as an adult can't decide on at this point? >> i think it's important that younger kids are more educated. if they're just learning from their parents, a lot of times there are older parents that don't think it's that important. >> reporter: this isn't the first time

frank. i mean, ted cruz thinks they're his newfound friends. i think, you know, i think it's closer to the scenario of speaker gingrich and some of the people using cruz. paul ryan in israel, he looked presidential. sending out tweets about how israel's will be the number one friend. that's fine but he's doing a lot of the things at least on the surface that seemed like a person who's wants to be considered as presidential. >> they don't want to accept it. usurp the will of the voters and disenfranchise them and i think all hell brokes loose. bernie sanders is speaking and streaming live at foxnews.com. i wouldn't waste your time. sorry. my humble opinion. tucker, this is really important. do you agree with laura? do you think there's an effort afoot to prevent the two leading vote-getters and state winners from getting that nomination? >> i know for fact there is and i know for a fact many republicans in washington think it's feasible and may technically be feasible. it's demented. the worst-case scenarios for republicans is not hillary is elected but the worst-scenario is that happens and the party revealed as an organization that's just doesn't care abou

frank. i mean, ted cruz thinks they're his newfound friends. i think, you know, i think it's closer to the scenario of speaker gingrich and some of the people using cruz. paul ryan in israel, he looked presidential. sending out tweets about how israel's will be the number one friend. that's fine but he's doing a lot of the things at least on the surface that seemed like a person who's wants to be considered as presidential. >> they don't want to accept it. usurp the will of the voters and disenfranchise them and i think all hell brokes loose. bernie sanders is speaking and streaming live at foxnews.com. i wouldn't waste your time. sorry. my humble opinion. tucker, this is really important. do you agree with laura? do you thi afoot to prevent the two leading vote-getters and state winners from getting that nomination? >> i know for fact there is and i know for a fact many republicans in washington think it's feasible and may technically be feasible. it's demented. the worst-case scenarios for republicans is not hillary is elected but the worst-scenario is that happens and the party revealed as an organization that's just doesn't care about the voters suppose

franks, john lewis. the black and hispanic congressional caucuses. economic journalist like paul krugman.e in here and bring you in representative. there is a desperation on behalf of the sanders campaign saying everything he just said about those 57 lobbyists who donated to the campaign, 43 who donated to the max, it's all factually inaccurate. your response? >> look, if you think it's inaccurate, take it up with green piece. i think you misunderstood or stated it's not misinformation but inspiration. we'll win wisconsin and the fact of the matter is the bernie sanders campaign is exactly like bernie sanders himself. the story of when keeping it real went right and he's been keeping it real for decades on the environment, on all the other issues, wage disparity, wealth gap and raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. bernie sanders is a genuine candidate inspired tons of people and if you've been to any rallies or seen any movements, it's an inspiring movement. the desperation is, i think what is going on -- let me finish my point. you see voters engaged from all sides of the spectrum and

paul walked into this with hisis eyes wide open. he knew what he was inheritingnt with metro want would take too get it fixed. fixed. so far his focus on safety beinb very frankt it's going take to do the maintenance workr needed on metro is important.mpa one thing that i'm calling on metro to do the chairman of the board and my former colleaguecoa jack evans briefed council andoc me just a couple of days ago that said metro will come to us and fy18 budget with a big we bg are bill. they're going to come to each om the jurisdictions and say they t need 80 more million dollars a piece. he made a similar presentationrt to the congress and i agree that the congress has to september uu from the federal level and pay p its fair share of the operatingi costs. co metro to be leaner in ways to w look at their organization, howh can they be more efficient, howe can they make sure they have thy employees that are focused on delivering operations and when e theye to do that, i that, think that we're all willing to step up to the table and make am sure it works. >> oh obviously hear from a lotm of folks from social media folkl who right into us and they'rend' not happen

is speaker paul ryan mounting a secret run for the white house? can you see he even have a shot? frankwill they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and you can earn a free night. book now at choicehotels.com >>> we all want to be prosperous. we all want to be healthy. we want everybody to succeed. we want people to reach their potential in their lives. now liberals and conservatives are going to disagree with one another on that, no problem. that's what this is all about. so let's have a battle of ideas. let's have a contest of whose ideas are better and why our ideas are better. >> that video is posted by the house speaker paul ryan of wisconsin and has people wondering is it actually a presidential campaign video in disgui disguise? ryan's staff said that's absurd. the timing raises questions as we inch closer to a convention in july which looks like it will be contested. >> joining us is frank luntz. nice to see you. is this ad really going to happen? >> let's hit the conte

frank a phone network. there is no border between belgium and france when it comes to isis operatives. it will allow them to capture many more people and cnn reported paulbelong to this broader isis network and no doubt they are planning future attacks and will want to accelerate the time of those attacks because they know that the neiuce is closing around their neck. the more that is caught, the more is given away and more numbers of the network will run scared. >> michael, looking at this from the outside, a lot of people might think with all the arrests that have been made, why would they stay in brussels? why would they not branch out? are you saying they stay there because they are getting ready to plan another attack? >> well, that's one reason and another reason is, you know, even in the free travel system, you do kind of run a risk when you cross a border. there was an interview given to isis' propaganda magazine well before the paris attack he boasted. there was a european wide dragnet because he was implicated in about half a dozen other thankfully aborted terror operations and boasted some official stopped him in his car, took a look at him,