on the plate.the 40 prints it, he takes a rag -- but before he prints it, he takes a rag or his fingers and rubs it. so it gets the impression of rushing through the city. you only catch people in these quick moments. charlie: the next one is factory smoke. jody: again, just a wonderful image and completely unexpected for degas. i don't think anybody would ever associate this image with degas. he is again capturing the new aspects of life in the city. so the impact of industrialization, here, factory smoke. and there is a beautiful analogy of subject and means, where you think about the ink moving across the plate just the way the smoke moves across the sky. charlie: the next one is cap facing her -- cafe singer. jody: these are two works. one of the interesting ways that degas used a monotype comments and of just limiting his work to a single impression, which is what monotype usually is, after he prince a first impression, which you see on the right side of the screen, he will see that there is i

monotype did that in if you think of the plate being slick and the, inc. viscous, the slick plate encouraged him to move easily so no resistance that you would have with paper so that encouraged him to move the, inc. around and loosen up and be really improvatory. you can make a change with monotype up to the end, not like wood carving where you're making a commitment. the idea you can make the change and wipe the plate off if you didn't like what it looked like and try again also encouraged a kind of spontaneity and malleability into degas' work. you see that as he gets looser and the work more abstract. >> rose: the idea of process is product pervades this. >> yes, that comes out with monotype. here's an artist where finish was not that important. it was about making something new, trying something new. it wasn't about making preparatory drawings for paintings, every kind of medium was equally valued for degas. they all taught him something and showed him a way to use materials in a different way. so he was always interested in trying new things. >> rose

. >> he had no front plate.ill: on purpose just for the video. >> if you think doing makeup is easy, think again. >> monday through friday, five to nine for a whole year. >> believe it or not. i thought i was a heart. bill: sibile, you are chasing a story. a little bit of controversy. >> ever been break checked while driving? when you're following another car. this happened to a driver. this happened in march and 3:00 p.m. and is following the cop. he was following the cop car when he suddenly gets break checked by the cop come almost crashes in the police car. all the sudden the car door opens and he knows he is important. >> i was a car length away. >> let's see your plate. i just have this car repaired. it's in the trunk. you have to move your car. that is why you have to leave more room minute. you break checked me. >> i break because i thought you were going to run enemy. >> the guy identified himself as omar being. the cop ends up giving him three summonses, tailgating, tinted windows, and not having a fro

i can't see your plate. he looks at the front of the car there is no plate. in new jersey it's required you have a license plate on the front and back. this guy goes on to explain -- >> i just had the car repaired. >> you have to move your car. you have to leave more room. >> you brake checked me. >> i stopped because i thought you were going to run into me. >> no, no. >> you need more room. whenever somebody brakes in front of you. >> you went from 20 miles to zero. >> you have two foot. >> omar goes on to say a police car is modified, has better brakes. he was able to stop on a dime, maybe quicker than i was able to or cars behind me. there was no collision in this incident. but there were some summons. >> for not having a front plate. tailgate. tinted windows. >> this is the reason why so many people now feel like they can't trust the cops. . >> not every cop is like this. it's this behavior. >> omar shares your thoughts and frustrations. he decided to plead not guilty in this case. they offered him a plea deal. he rejected this. he does have a future tria

the breast plate failed. an effort to contrast that iron breast plate hich failed to save an officer with this small personal notebook mounted here, and the is y behind the notebook such that that notebook -- and you can sort of see torn at the a bullet.op we actually have several artifacts like this in the collection, and personsy get calls from interested in this type of interesting story. e found that of interest and thought visitors would like toee it, so here it is. along this part of our civil war edicine exhibit includes numerous examples of the modern of the time. so you would see amputation saws and scalpals and blades and scissors of all manners and types, but you would also see requisition orders, because museum was interested in collecting the anatomical pecimens and the medical documentary images, they were also interested in collecting the business of military medicine at the time. and some of those are included in this part of the exhibit. we also include a particularly unique innovation. well

tag they get an alert that says do you want to use your pay by phone to pay for tolling and license plate is effectively your identity and if you say yes they can across seemlessly. >> in the uk you're doing the concept i go into a parking garage it is cool, i can park and leave and eventually i get a bill by pay by phone i don't have to stop and do the ticket. there could be a whole world where i go through my life and like bills me later. >> that's exactly like. in fact in the case of the uk, at the london underground you drive into the lot, basically takes a snap of your license plate as you exit it's the same thing. you don't even xr to pull out your phone. >> there's a lot of potential for sticker shock, people who got in an uber kind of drunk, got their bill and realized how much they are spending on uber or lyft. it kind of terrifies me to think about teenagers who are running on my account, going through a grocery store throwing stuff in a basket and not really thinking about what the bill you're racking up. >> that's true -- >> download gs apps to their phones. >> i signed up for

when you draw on the plate, you can mack a change with monotype up to the minute you print it. wood cut where you are carving into it and making a commitment. the idea that you could make a change, simply wipe the plate off if you didn't like what it looked like and try again also encouraged a kind of spontaneity and maliability into degas' work, and you see that over the course of the exhibition, the way he gets looser, the work gets more abstract. >> rose: and the idea of process as product pervades this. >> definitely. and this is something i think that was always part of degas' work but really comes out with monotype. here's an artist where finish wasn't that important. it was always about making a new image, making something new, trying new things. and even with the drawing, it wasn't about making preparatory drawings for a finished painting, which is what we think of traditionally. every kind of medium was equally valuable for degas. they all taught him something, showed him ways to use materials in different ways. he was always interested in trying new things. >> rose: t

>> just one single plate is between $200 to $400. >> why would somebody spend $400 for a plate?> because they love it. if you would like to buy a piece of art and put it on your table that's the only time yo otherwise don't buy it. it's not a plate, it's a hand painted object. >> anna's work is based on 17th and 18th century botanical art. she says the 19th century is too modern. she has created her own world and she couldn't be happier. >> i don't live in the 20th century. i cannot drive. i don't do anything high tech. and i just live in my world of beautiful impractical not sensible. >> and this spring anna had another project, she designed the official easter egg for the white house historical association. and that's it for today. for all you moms, especially mine, have a wonderful mother's day and we will see you next "fox news sunday." [music] >> joel osteen: well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes and if you're ever in our area. please stop by and be a part of one our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. i like to start with something

it's not plate.s a hand painted object. >> her work is based on 17th and 18th century botanical art. she says the 19th century is too modern. she's created her own world, and she couldn't be happier. >> i don't live in the 20th century. i cannot drive. i don't do anything high-tech. just live in my world of beautiful impractical not sensible. >> this spring anna had another project. she designed the official easter egg for the white house historical association. that's it for today. for all you moms, especially mine, have a would feel mother's day. we'll see you next fox news sunday. >>> i'm bob massi. for 34 years i've been practicing and living in las vegas. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. no words are more clear than the sunshine state of florida. we headed from the strip to the beach to show you how to live the american dream. i'm going to meet real people facing serious problems. take you behind the gates of

it's not plate. it's a hand painted object. >> her work is based on 17th and 18th century botanical art. she says the 19th century is too modern. she's created her own world, and she couldn't be happier. >> i don't live in the 20th century. i cannot drive. i don't do anything high-tech. just live in my world of beautiful impractical not sensible. >> this spring anna had another project. she designed the official easter egg for the white house historical association. that's it for today. for all you moms, especially mine, have a would feel mother's day. we'll see you next fox news sunday. that interview. "media buzz" begins now. >>> on the buzz beat this sunday, donald trump defies the media skeptics, essentially clinching the gop nomination as ted cruz and john kasich drop out and the pundits face a very different republican reality. >> as of tonight with ted cruz getting out of this race, bill, donald trump will be the gop nominee. barring something cataclysmic. the numbers are just there. >> how gr

it's not a plate.inted object. >> anna's work is based on 17th and 18th century botanical art. she says the 19th century is too modern. she has created her own world and she couldn't be happier. >> i don't live in the 20 th century. i cannot drive. i don't do anything high-tech. i just live in my world of beautiful impractical not sensible. >> and this spring, anna had another project, she designed the official easter egg for the white house historical association. and that's it for today. for all you moms, especially mine, have a wonderful mother's day. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> we begin with a fox urgent. we are in the heart of tornado season. here is the evidence. a busy and dangerous system. this is colorado. with a twister that touched down ripping apart homes and buildings. i'm harris faulkner. this is "the "fox report"." we are watching a path of powerful and dangerous storms. the latest batch capable of dropping those monsters from the sky. warnings going into effect right n

a couple steps toward the plate and throws it home and collision at the plate. that's your ball game. look at it again. the catch and tag happened all at the same time. the phillies win 4-3. now 14-3 this season in one-run games. >> knew it was coming. knew there was going to be a play. and, well, we got him. >> it wasn't exactly shallow left field. >> yeah, i mean, tyler got behind the ball and made a great throw and gave me a chance to do whatever just happened. >>> the flyers season ended three weeks ago and today it was revealed why giroux may have struggled. they will undergo surgeries on their hips and should return in 10 to 12 weeks. >>> eagles rookie camp continues this weekend as the first taste of nfl life for the draft picks and undrafted free agents. all eyes on carson wentz who took the team for the first time yesterday to practice with his new teammates. he said one big difference from college to the nfl is the size of the play book. >> you have to pace yourself. there is a lot of things going on in there, a lot of plays and details. you have to ta

the plates were covered up.me back to this driver in a moment >> pam:could we be on the verge of seeing scenes like this again? the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. was the last "big one" on the san andreas fault. >> pam:now a scientist is warning. the fault is quote - "locked and loaded". and ready to trigger another huge earthquake. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:the expert says it is only a matter of time before it happens. >> pam:kron 4's haaziq madyun went to a bay area professor and asked how likely it is this dire prediction could come true. >>"what i said was that the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:those are some pretty strong words but is professor thomas jordan, the director of the southern california earthquake center on the money with that observation? for that we turn to dr. richard allen, the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory >> reporter:is the san andreas fault locked, loaded and ready to roll? >>"yeah, it's true! we've known that it's be

in word on when this plate will be available. >> interesting.>> your future uber ride may not have anyone behind the wheel. the company say it is testing its first self driving car on the streets of pittsburgh. vehicle is a for hybrid equipped with radars, laser scanners and high resolution cameras but there is still a train driver in it monitoring how that equipment, works. no driver. >> very space agey there. >> yes. >> still a head on "eyewitness news" a family going through a painful diagnosis. >> she saw the tumor in his liver. >> a patient is just a baby, in a show of brotherly love another family who has cancer is giving them hope. we will explain. when we come right back. >>> fans have the cbs hit show the good wife which ended may eighth, now a has reason to rejoyce: a spin off is in the works. cbs announced christine baransky will reprice her role as dianne lockheart in the spin off that will be available on the cbs on line video service, cbs all access. the show will be part of the cast and the show will debut in spring of 2017. >>> s

more live from dublin and they think that license plate readers and cameras could be key here. >> it could. you know, police saw the number of residential burglaries recently doubled and that prompted them to ask the city to help pay for more ways to watch who is coming in and out of the community here. >> the neighbors kind of watch out for each other. >> reporter: yvonne king moved to dublin 42 years ago. >> things were vastly different and country. >> reporter: with the growth, she's seen the changes. >> because of all the new developments and all of the convenience of b.a.r.t. have brought sleepy dublin a whole new -- it's like a whole new territory and people are coming. >> did see a 100% of residentialburg rigs in the month of march. >> reporter: to help combat a rash in crime dublin police are asking the city for $500,000 to install license plate readers at each of the five exits on 580 into dublin, and that's not all. >> we were looking for five mobile license plate readers, mobile meaning on vehicles and unknown amount of fixed license plate readers. >> reporter: the readers

his first concern was the paper plates. >> did you just buy the car? >> reporter: it turns out he was owning it long enough to get the plates. carpool tickets can set back a person $500 one would think that one a deterrent. in an up coming segment we'll look at the carpool lanes and the tolls. >> do you have a passenger? >> no i don't. >> okay, pull over. >> i got caught behaving hella badly. >> and you won't do it again? >> yes, no, no. >>> well, we're joined now. and there's a boat parade tomorrow, will you two be out there tomorrow? >> like swimming? >> no. >> in a kayak. >> i saw some people in the a.t. and t. cove there. >> and that's where it endses tomorrow. >> and you seem totally against that? >> well i will go out to the water, sure. >> how about this? beautiful shot here, looking good toward the golden gate. we're in for a great evening outside. with that in mind, it looks like a beautiful right over s.f.o. looking good too. numbers out here in the 50s and 60s. the early part of the next week, maybe a few showers and it looks like even more

they can focus in on license plates. i'm not sure how long it is stored but it is rate evidence. >> what about people who live in the area who have to drive on the highway is this council meeting open to the public? >> it is. i understand most people are for it. >> it is something. we're talking about this at 5 pm. these shootings keep happening. from this latest shooting it sounds like there were a lot of shots fired. it is miraculous to me that an innocent person wasn't hit. especially because this happened in the afternoon. this is in the afternoon, not 1 am. this is in the afternoon. >> a friend when -- or loved one cut down in a hail of bullets. it's no consolation when you are stuck in the crossfire. >> it seems like it's happening more and more. several in the last week or 2. thank you henry. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage on the highway shootings. we're working to bring you the latest in all of our news casts. you can find updates on our mobile app. >>> concorde police say the discovery of a woman's bod

perfect throw to the plate. great execution, great way to win a game. >>> well, the phillies won the game 4-3. they are 7 games over 500 for the first time in five years. >>> the sixers will learn on tuesday night if they score the top pick n nba draft lottery. meanwhile, sam bradford may make his first on camera statement since making a demand on tuesday. he recinded the demand after eagles got carson wentz. >>> sprint cup continues today at 1:00 p.m. in dover, delaware. >>> softball at i'm academy, catcher is blocking home plate look at that. she makes a great play by jumping over the catcher. wow, can you do that twice. she tags home plate with her hand and the umpire calls safe. >>> i couldn't do that once. >>> i don't know ticketed do that -- if i could do that either, skill. >>> never forgotten a holocaust merrill -- memorial is coming to philadelphia. we'll hear from holocaust survivors. >>> those stories, plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" continues after th

>> it did make it over the plate.second bounce. >> jeff: we are live in los angeles at cbs for the two-hour season finale of "survivor: brains versus brawn versus beauty." we have the entire group of players here. take a look. they've waited a long time. they're very excited. it's the conclusion to a crazy season with really weird music right now that i like. it was a season full of underdogs that saw a record number of medical evacuations. there were three hidden immunity idols that were not played and mark, the chicken, the first chicken in the history of "survivor" to come this far without getting cooked. take a look. i have friends. it is a packed house here at cbs. [cheering and applause] it's a hard ticket to get, and it's going to be a fun night.

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traffic tieups here near richie marlboro road and the capital beltway this was after a steel plate that was covering a pothole got dislodged by traffic running over it, and maryland state police tell us a couple of cars got damaged when they hit the plate and the big hole it was hiding underneath. good news, no one was hurt. the bad news? right now three lanes of the beltway are closed while highway crews try to put the plate back into place. no word when the lanes will be back open again. >>> glad you're with us. i'm adam longo. >> and i'm lesli foster. we will talk more about the situation on the beltway when we get new details. >>> new information about the delay in the safe track plan maintenance plan in the process of being drawn up. tracking metro tonight, mola is live. >> reporter: the federal transit administration has targeted three stretches of metro that they want metro to address before they can launch this systemwide safety repair plan. >> reporter: after announcing an urgent and massive repair effort from the metro tracks, something has come up, possibly more urgent. paul

but there could be a magic plate. check out this.is called the there are 500 little holes in the bottom of the dinner plate. and apparently they suck the oil out of your food. who knew? but the makers of absorb plate claim it will drain about 30 calories from each meal. and you don't have to have any change to your diet. >>> a dog is recovering in an animal shelter after police near los angeles found him as high as a kite. during a drug raid. they say you about bubba the dog right here ate his owner's heroin and meth. and cops say they found the 40- year-old joshua west in the hotel room with the dog and the drugs. he is going back to jail tore drug progress and violating his probation. and little bubba will be put up for adoption once he is healthy. poor dog. >>> from one four-legged tail to another, and this one is a cat that involved a contractor who bonded with a cat while serving in iraq. brian van cleave was reunited with his feline friend recently in los angeles. the navy reservist was working at baghdad international airport,

phillies continue to struggle at the plate, leaving 16 runners on base. most in three years. ryan howard coming so close to home runs today but it drops right in front of the wall. so howard is hitting .174, only one player worse in baseball. film is lose nine-four.

split the plate. >> aaron: able to hold back. 1-2. tough start to the season for him. >> cliff: you look at the career pinch hitting numbers. he b in the situation, and this is as easy as you'll have from a defensive standpoint. put a ball in play. >> aaron: he does exactly that. low pitch. ramos is back. >> cliff: he gets two outs on that. he steps on the bag and throws the ball home. this is the worst thing that could happen for murphy in this situation. you see prado step from the bag nice and easy and daniel murphy does not november th -- know the situation, of course, because the play is behind him. >> aaron: great shot. >> cliff: now he's blocking our view. get out of the way, man, we can't see. [laughter] >> aaron: that is huge. >> cliff: best thing that happened. >> aaron: nationals down to their final out and to bat is lobaton. >> cliff: in this situation there, all the outfielders going to a position where they can make that throw to home, and cut down rendon at the home plate. >> aaron: one ball and one strike. marlins tryi

looking for local drivers with out of state plates. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now at 8. >> pam:sexual misconduct while wearing a badge. a former san mateo police officer is now under investigation. for sexually assaulting women while on- duty. kron-4's kate cagle spoke with the district attorney about the troubling accusations. >> reporter:the police department says they became aware of complaints toward the officer back in october of last year. the officer was placed on administrative leave.and at this point no longer works for the department. >> reporter:the officers name is noah winchester. the district attorney says he has not yet decided to bring charges i this case. --in this case. >> reporter:until then.he will not elaborate on the nature of the allegations. only to say the officer is accused of misconduct toward women while in uniform. >> reporter:the smpd recognizes the seriousness, and is nature of these criminal

law enforcement has a lot of tools, license plate readers. happen to drive by a police officer, that plate is flagged. it is like looking for a needle in a haystack. because unless they have a frequently known location or direction which i'm sure they are already checking, it is going to be hard to find him if he doesn't want to be detected. remember, he's in the system and knows how law enforcement works to some degree. >> that's a great point to bring up fact that he was a law enforcement officer until he was put on administrative leave back in march with federal protective service. let me ask you this. if he wants to go out in some sort of gunfire or eventually take his own life, are we to expect that we're going to have possibly another shooting scene here? >> what law enforcement's going to want to do if they do locate him is keep their distance, contain him, bring in a highly trained negotiator to try and talk him down. if he runs out of the building, shots ablaze, they'll have no choice but to terminate him. >> all right. i was just ho

just sacrificed -- that's my plate.im get to it. >> the eagles continue the the rookie many camp down at the novacare complex it ends tomorrow and the veterans come in for ota's starting on tuesd tuesday. eagles selected cornerback jaylen mills for second round. he was expected to be higher but charged with aim sell assault he wept free trial program. charges were dropped aft going through the legal process he says he's thankful he's getting a chance to play in the nfl. >> every time i come here, you know, i look at my locker and get goose bumps. i only been here for three days. i get chill bumps. starting playing football at 10, 12 years old. a dream come true and i'm here. i have to prove my self as well. >> flares captain claude jr. row and shane will both have hip and abdominal surgery on tuesday. the team says they should be able to return to full activity in about 10 to 12 weeks. >>> to the pits we go the union taking on montro al in battle for first place. union trailing in the 24th minute. nice passing chris to

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he's driving a 2009 ford escape with virginia plate kv 1666. if you have any information, contact spotsylvania county sheriff's office. >>> good morning. we're following an unfolding situation in afghanistan where there are thousands, thousands ever protesters in the streets of kabul, a city that is on lk do lockdown. they're mad about the rerouting of a power line through a poor part of the country. the massive protests reflect their grows government. that's the latest from the live desk. aaron, back to you. >>> it's 6:05. verizon and its workers will return to the bargaining tail. they have been picketing for more than a month. unions believe verizon wants to freeze pensions, cut benefits and rely more on contract workers. both sides have agreed to resume negotiations. >>> the antonin scalia law school could soon be a reality. they will vote will week on final approval for the name change at george mason university. >>> we're waiting to hear what is next for this building that began to crumble because of high winds in northwest washington. lo

. >> reporter: he was driving his silver ford taurus with california license plate. she said he also takes highway 160 to get home and is pleading with law enforcement to check the toll bridge records to see if he even passed through. the family fears he may have been tired and could have driven into the sacramento river. >> it's been three days. it's like i can't take no more days. police have been looking for him at his last home address in town and no one was home. >> we're hoping for the best. thank you. >>> we're tracking the chance of light showers as we head into the afternoon. clouds and fog hanging around the golden gate bridge. today is our last chance for rain before things clear up and we get what should be a warm holiday weekend. >> definitely feel like summer for most of us this holiday weekend. we have one more chance of a stray shower. let's take a look. i've put the clouds on there. you can see how cloudy it is. that's limiting the sun's effectiveness. the clouds are going to open up. we have our best chance of a shower and isolated chance of a thund

split the plate. >> aaron: able to hold back. 1-2. tough start to the season for him. >> cliff: you look at the career pinch hitting numbers. he's been here before, he's been in the situation, and this is as easy as you'll have from a defensive standpoint. put a ball in play. >> aaron: he does exactly that. low pitch. ramos is back. >> cliff: he gets two outs on that. he steps on the bag and throws the ball home. this is the worst thing that could happen for murphy in this situation. you see prado step from the bag nice and easy and daniel murphy does not november th -- know the situation, of course, because the play is behind him. >> aaron: great shot. >> cliff: now he's blocking our view. get out of the way, man, we can't see. [laughter] >> aaron: that is huge. >> cliff: best thing that happened. >> aaron: nationals down to their final out and to bat is lobaton. >> cliff: in this situation there, all the outfielders going to a position where they can make that throw to home, and cut down rendon at the home plate. >> aaron: one ball

it's a 2003 silver toyota camry with the license plate number 6- c-g-n-6-4-4. he is considered armed and dangerous. the man accused of kidnapping and murdering 15-year-old sierra lamar nearly four years ago-- is due in court today. 25-year-old antolin garcia- torres is charged with killing the morgan hill teenager. >> mark:she disappeared in march of 2012. she had left her house to go to school, but never showed up at her bus stop. garcia-torres was identified as a suspect in lamar's death after investigators said they found her d-n-a in his car. lamar's body has never been found. garcia-torres is set to appear in court at nine a-m. >> darya:in the east bay. a fight between a student and a teacher at mount diablo high school is caught on camera. the fight happened on wednesday when police say the student went into the the locker room to try and get in the gym where he was not supposed to be there. the teacher tried to stop him and that's what led to the fight. in the video you can see the student. who is the one wearing jeans. throw at least four punches. accor

behold, the plate lunch. the most identifiable, and essential, feature of the plate lunch is this. alongside a protein like chicken katsu. or this hamburger steak, burger-like patty drowned in dark, sinister, sticky, shiny gravy. or, furikake ahi, seared ahi with nori and sesame seed. >> daniel: oh my gosh, that looks beautiful. >> anthony: oh yeah, that's gonna work. oh. all right. i sit this right on top of the rice? >> daniel: yeah, yep. you want to get some mac salad too on there too. >> anthony: gonna get that sinister gravy on. oh, dude. look what we're eating. >> daniel: right, yeah. >> anthony: okay, they may not be hawaiian but they are now. they are fundamentally local. i mean, this food, this most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> daniel: yeah, and we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good. >> daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that's a power that ha

all you need is the absorb plate.e a sponge that collects grease and oil that stays on the plate until of going to your hips. it claims to cut 30-calories from each meal. would you try that. >> i would try anything. >>> taking a live look outside. was not so nice as the meteorologist nearly lost his lunch. >> the national champions -- jeez louise. >> why did that just happen? show that again. >> you can't take it back. >> apparently he has an incredible fear of spiders. >> you think? what would cause to you scream like that, topper? >> i would say nothing. spiders don't bother me. >> i catch and release spiders. >> you do. >> they spin a web and they save you from zika. you're welcome. >>> bats are speaking good and purple martins. >> you are helping to fight zika. >> the only thing i would kill is ticks. i release stink bugs and i say see you in 20 minutes. >>> it is amazing. i have known him for 20 years and all of this new stuff comes up. >>> all right. i have released these too. let's talk about the 3-degree guara

automated plate readers can take in several in a minute. >>> if you ever searched for a mechanic, we have new information that could impact you and consumers across the state. >> a reporter broke the story that could lead to a change in the law. >> we are continuing our investigation into the bureau of automotive repair. it was created to protect consumers from shady shops and dealerships. when businesses are caught doing something wrong, we discovered their bad track record is kept secret and exposing how millions of dollars that should be refunded to consumers ends up in the wrong hands. >> this is my first mitsubishi. >> reporter: he thought his car had everything he wanted. >> leather seats in the back. >> reporter: it was missing something he didn't know it needed. >> no cad laddic converter. >> reporter: they rely on it to make toxic gases less harmful. when he took the vehicle into the shop to get the first smog test, the mechanic couldn't find it. your car wasn't going to pass without it? >> not a chance. >> reporter: the dealership denied selling a faulty car. he filed a rep

home plate, a little mix of baseball and golf. >>> we have so much to offer in the bay area. not only sports but diversity and ethnic foods and just you know san jose is stepping up the game and i think it will be a good showing for us. >>> meantime, all-time favorite giants certainly one of them, now playing for the pittsburgh pirates ryan vogelsong a great all around guy, a disturbing moment for him, at the plate for the pirates and gets hit in the left eye and we don't know the extent of it but he will be hospitalized overnight. and hopefully ryan vogelsong, usually a pitcher but batting as you see at the side angle hit in the orbital lobe but he was standing and conscious and obviously did not continue in that ball game, certainly wish him the best authority to penalize giants back in action tonight against the san diego padres and rowland right now in first place and looking good. winner the best of ryan vogelsong. >>> that reminds me of rinearro. >> hopefully it is not serious and we wish him the best. >>> coverage continues at ktvu plus. >>> following news in the south

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