on her porch there is always some kind of wild animal. this time i am a little disappointed.re is no bald eagle. >> oh, man. >> she says george the cat is a stray cat and she still feeds it because she has the heart for animals. >> right. >> todd the fox came and started eating the cat food and she said george, let todd eat the food. >> may be just a smart cat. the cat may be thinking that's a fox, a fox can eat me if it wanted to, i will let him take a turn. >> as long as the fox is full, the fox definitely won't eat the cat. >> now i have to shoo todd away so george can go back to eating his breakfast. >> george is waiting patiently and asking him, dude, what are you doing? >> george, how come you let todd have your breakfast? >> he wasn't completely dissuaded from finishing the meal. look at him peeking around like is she still there. >> i do not like being filmed when i am eating. >> that's it for us at rtm. we'll see you tomorrow, everyone. >> announcer: it's time for "the wendy williams show." today, taraji henson is our favorite person of interest. wait until you see w

of my grandmother central --, -- simpe porch. they're on 31b wait a little important cross at the southern edge of the city. i would sit in a brown fire leafing through the pages of encyclopedia britannica car reading bible stories and poring over back issues of national geographic for hours on end. as the needles, but lining the front yard and shading now world for both the son and people passing by. sense from grandma's kitchen. soup, baking bread, bronzer milan juice lofted to the air. things only get better as the dead rest, and the sun made its dark to the full volt expense of the jamaican afghans died -- sky. the approach of evening was always my favors such a time. often falls within eight a day in the fall darkness. grma finished with her cooking and house work with, side and sit with me in the early evening . encouraging children to read and dream is with grandma, a former schoolteacher, the best. she never miss an opportunity to work with love for favre students. sitting together in the fading light we had the conversat

miss mama looked anything but all right to me as i watched apollo grandma toward the porch. the closer miss mama came to my secret classroom, the sharper the contrast i discerned between her and my beloved tutor. with bare feet, tattered clothes, matted hair, and a protruding belly seemingly at odds with her thin frame, miss mama seemed to be from an entirely different planet than my grandmother who, with are pressed and starched cotton dress and neatly groomed appearance, was the quintessential schoolteacher and matron of the anglican church. after inviting miss mama to sit down next to her and across to me, grandma asked miss mama if she was hungry. miss mama replied, yes, mrs. henry. is a longtime me not eat you know, ma'am. my grandmother disappeared inside, then emerged a few minutes later with a large tumbler of milk and a plate of warm, hard to -- hard dough bread, dripping with butter. i sat there, watching this mommy eat and listen to the exchange. my grandmother asking questions in the queen's english, miss mama responding in patois. they continued on for some time

as soon as they came, they went to the back porch. i didn't know what's going on. >> what does it feel like to know -- i thought this when i saw the surveillance tape on thursday night, of that woman with the yellow balloons, who was walking in front of these two suspects at the boston marathon, i thought to myself, what is it like to be that woman and look at this tape and know how close you were to the suspected terrorists and you find yourself in a somewhat position. what is that like? >> that was very, very hard. especially my daughter and my husband, they were outside. and i didn't know where they were, when the gunshots started. it was like all -- i mean, it's like -- i don't know. i can't describe my fear. it was very, very scary moment for me, because my son was with me, and the rest of my family, they were not here. it was hard. >> we're very glad that you're okay. i'm sure you're very relieved. >> thank god that they catch him, and hopefully this is the end of it. >> absolutely. we certainly hope so. marina, thank you. all t

that's 25% of what porche does. they just had their record year in 2012.re them to porche, they're the only ones that have broad margins. margins in this industry is 3.5% to 6%. they have to crush it on margins and sales. >> michael, you are talking microsoft and i'm talking some fancy thing like apple last year, you know, it's two totally different situations. >> all right, we have to throw it to the judges. so, scott, what do you say? >> they sold five extra cars. i'm a bear. >> all right. so, mike gets one vote. carter? >> it's a great chart. just broke out. some of the things you cited -- we're buyers. >> it's a tie. that means, what does that mean? that means -- >> 50% short interest, people. come on. >> i call the winner and that is mike. all right. mike, quickly what's the trade? >> yeah, i would just buy the june 40 put spread. spend about 2 for that. > >>>. >> much like grade school, there's simply no losers here. check out our twitter feed. >>> up next, the final call from the options pits. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male

today on the porch look at the stains on your face stems from the heat. from the fire at the dump. and constantly exposed to heat. the sun kills me and they rip us off when they weigh the metal. singletary piaf yes. that is why they say the medals dirty. we found landmines but want to put minds there came with the jews garbage they throw them out we thought they were middle world but someone said their minds. that that woman. is going to be careful they don't explode son so what can we do have hold on and be patient. can be how much did you make yesterday the minimum. twenty shekels. and if you find closer in this thing bring them all washed down. when you and your siblings can wear them. you see how we live it's a hard life. i didn't take you to a doctor because we're broke. god help us. take strength to survive on is a strong survive. you can't live without strength. all the way through maine we. all have a strong will to survive. what can you do what kind of life is this. nobody well this is hurting all day the if. there aren't enough clothes some of them. i think is this the ri

as i want to follow grandma toward the porch. the closer she came to my sick classroom, the sharper the contrast i discern between her and my beloved tudor. with their feet, tattered clothes, nodded there and a protruding belly seemingly at odds with their thin frame this month appeared to be from an entirely different time and my grandmother with repressed and starched cotton dress and neatly groomed appearance was the quintessential schoolteacher and matriarch of the church. they asked if she was hungry. she replied, yes. a long time we not eat. my grandmother disappeared inside and emerged a few minutes later with a large tumbler of milk and a plate of warm heart-dough bread it dripping with butter. i sat their watching this moment eat and listening to the exchange. my grandmother asking questions in the queen's english. ms. mahler responding in padua. the continued out for some time. ms. mama chronicling her tough circumstances. my grandmother suffered worth of comfort and encouragement. until the last crumbs disappeared from

on your front porch, yes. >>> the perfect segue to traffic. >> you know what i heard? it tastes like chicken. have you heard that? we'll move on to traffic as we talk about the golden gate commute. southbound 101 traffic leaving southern marin headed into the city has been fine, no big traffic delays here, crews are out in the two right-hand lanes in the southbound direction of 101 and they will be out there until 6:00 this morning but that road work is not doing much to slow down traffic there. highway 92, san mateo bridge, high wind advisory in place for the span, although there are no problems to report to you in terms of traffic backups at the toll plaza, both this and the dumbarton bridges are good options out of the east bay towards the peninsula. westbound traffic leaving oakland, this is it. the metering lights are off. pay your money, traffic does fine with no brake lights all the way across the upper deck approaching treasure island. in the east bay that's always an early commute and there are delays now being reported for westbound 580 leaving altamonte pass

window, across the porch, into the wall, and ricocheted off the tv.droom, which i sleep above. it didn't come out. got lodged in there. and i guess a corner of my house also got grazed, as well as houses across the street from me. >> i'm counting three bullets in your apartment alone. die have that right? >> correct. >> what did you talk about with your neighbors so far today, mike? >> well, so far i haven't really gone outside. the authorities asked to us stay in the house. with my tenants we were just struck in awe. i'm glad no one was hurt in my house, none of my tenants were hurt and everyone is just staying in their house. no one has gone outside. we're trying to cooperate with the -- >> mike? >> -- the officials as best we can. >> i'm happy to say you're okay, mike. stay inside. sit tight. be patient. we'll figure this out. >> thank you very much. >> you bet. thank you for your story. mike, took three bullets inside his apartment last night between 1:30, 12:30, 1:00 in the morning. his story is just one of thousands that could be told here in bo

they believe the shots came from the front porch leaving bullet holes. the victim's boyfriend and his two children were in the house. it's possible the boyfriend was the intended target. police are looking to speak to witnesses in this case. >>> three teams appeared in court today with the shooting death in oakland. police say five teens age 14 to 16 face charges in the death of 34-year-old quinn boyer. they were motivated by the fun of it, not by grief. >> an aspiring firefighter said some of his peers are caught in a vicious cycle. >> they can't get a job now so now they have to do more crimes and illegal activity. after doing that, you're mad at the world. >>> three teens who appeared in court today are due back before a judge june on fourth. >>> now to san francisco where a search is on for a 12-year-old and 16-year-old who escaped from juvenile hall. >> they broke a small window in their cell, skweeed squeezed through it and escaped. >> san francisco police and school district leaders are investigating a second weapons incident at a school. two stud

over night died from an electric grill kept plugged in on the porch overnight. it shorted and triggered the fire. the rental home did not have any working smoke detectors. the shooting on a college campus this week in north carolina is under investigation. "it happened at elizabeth city state university. a 23-year-old male student shot and treated at a hospital and released. they believe the shooting was in retaliation of a fight that happened earlier in the night. so far, no arrests have been made. mother nature springs is a price of north dakota in the form of a significant spring snowstorm. 1 foot of snow fell in and around bismarck. they were happy to see this now because they have been suffering drought conditions. the conditions are being blamed for this pile up on 94 in minnesota. several cars were involved in this chain reaction crash that shut down the highway. no one was injured. still ahead, another reminder to keep a constant by on what you are giving to your young children. a family discovers that the lip gloss their little girl was playing with con

today bright 56 six on the porch in new orleans 7th ward and rest on the head of his yellow dog. it's 2012 and he often finds himself amusing over time lost, time wasted. it feels like a minute that i have been out here. it took time to adjust to life on the outside and once on the a dark rainy morning as he found himself biking to his miserable job in mississippi he felt real despair. from recognized he was 47 years old and never had a car and afford for 20 years in prison. sometimes he says it's little things like that that can drag him down into sorrow. he chose to do something that both keep those wasted years fresh in his memory. he helps to educate others in the hopes that his story will spur reform. he's not an educated man. his formal schooling stopped in 6th grade. the katrina criminal justice reform effort. that's the holistic reentry program for offenders. he told anybody with time to spare and inclination to listen. putting a face on an abstract idea, injustice. on this particular afternoon in may 2012, he tells this story to me for a fourth time. he is deeply preoccu

double-panned glass outside on the porch. you can barely hearÑi them. >> you can barely hear them.n: and the birds are chirping. it sounds a little bit like a robin. >> a light rain will nurture them. >> and both enjoy the regurgitated food in the mouth. >> very true. >> jon: those are tips from my new-- >> "the more you know." ( applause ) >> jon: here's what's interesting to me. so she is not tiebl tell even her family that she is on the show. >> yeah. it was-- and she kept it incredibly secret. we had the premiere, and she was not at the premiere, even though-- she would show up at the premiere they'd say, what, are you doing at the premiere?" as soon as the cat got out of the bag then -- >> she could show up. >> then it was amazing, and people were freaked out and du dually surprised. >> jon: the c.i.a. cannot keep their people from being outed. how do you, in a cast and a set and with all the people-- >> we frequent as a cast, far fewer venezuelan proft tiewts than the c.i.a., just as the group. >> jon: it's morality, good living. >> as a group. but, you know, it's something w

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you could it is on your porch at night. now you are -- it is not safe for people to walk around the streets for fear someone will get mugged or robbed or shot. >> the napa county sheriff investigating the police officer involved who was not hurt. ramirez is expected to survive but could face new charges of assault on a police officer. we are live in napa for abc7 news. >> an update to a story we have fold all morning, a stabbing in oakland. police now say that the man probably took his own life. officers were caused to international boulevard at 23rd after 5:00 a.m. they found a man with head injuries and multiple stab wounds and died at the hospital. his name has not been released. >> a prayer service after the weekend shooting of a college athlete shot on saturday morning. investigators think the shooter mistook the student for a gang member. so far, there are no arrests in the case. the family says he was a star athlete and an honor student at archbishop riordan high school before playing football at lewis and clark in p

i look out from my front porch and i can see police officers who closed off streets. i try to make it to my television studio, in watertown, and so driving there and negotiating with police to get there, and dozens of police officers going house to house, you know, obviously even before that learning the previous evening that a fellow employee at mit, a police officer had been assassinated. my children know -- had friends who are friends with the suspects. >> this is a crazy story. and authorities decided not to read the suspect his miranda warnings and rights. what advantage does that give them now? >> as it was being discussed last night, he is still entitled to his miranda rights. what it means any information they collected before giving that warning cannot be used in court against him. but they probably have a ton of data already. they probably don't need a confession, and they don't need questions that lead to evidence for the prosecution, because they have the video evidence and they have forensic evidence, and i am sure they have dna evidence now because there

he's down here on the porch. i haven't seen him yet. and he said, "i don't want no trouble. i just got out of the pen." and he walked off and this other guy hit him. hit him at the back... he hit him with a bottle. hit him with a beer bottle. he was walking off. he was walking off and the guy hit him. are you the one that did it? no, man. they got the one that did it. what's your name, dude? i'm going to put this on and wrap it around your head, all right? officer: you all right? he hit me with a bottle, man. that's old. i don't want no trouble. officer shelton: just relax. let them take care of you. we got him up in the car. all right? what did he hit you for? do you know? yeah, 'cause i told this man he was a bastard. were y'all fighting? let's see, where's..? get the scissors out for me? you got his head? he just sucker punched me with a bottle. he snuck up on me. you know wham! he hit me. what did he do? come up behind you and hit you? he come right in my face and hit me. 'cause, see, i guess he had to hit me in my face 'cause, you know... what were y'all into it about?

a man on the porch was wounded in the foot and has non-life- threatening injuries. >>> the chp is trying to figure out what led up to deadly accident in alameda. it happened on stone valley road near round hill road. the police say the driver veered off the road and hit a pole. the ditcher died at the scene. the chp says speed may have played a role in the crash. >>> new at noon, brian flores is live in concord with how the center will be the nerve center for electricity throughout the bay area. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. yeah. newing about dirt now. officials behind me just held a groundbreaking ceremony. but in 2014, this will be the home of the 37,000-electric grid center. this will quickly deploy services. this is one of three distribution centers planned for pg&e. one will be built in rockland, another in fresno and here in concord will be the third one. this building is important for bay area residents. this building will be the nerve center from the north grid down to santa cruz. it will incorporate smart use technology and the operators will have be

. >>> the bay area neighborhood is seeing an increase in porch thefts. more and more people in the east foothills of san jose are missing their mail. the thefts started months ago. >> i was expecting a check from american express for $800. when it didn't arrive, i called them and come to find out that the check had been cashed at mountain mike pizzaria. >> there's a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the mail thief. >>> car thieves in southern california are getting clever. the man manages to break into that car without using any tools. police say it appears thieves are using a device that remotely unlocks the doors. that gadget is so advanced, police don't know what it is. >>> checking bay area headlines, a pilot of the empty oil tanker that sideswiped the bay bridge may never work in california again. a state board voted to suspend guy's state pilot license and could revoke it all together. he was piloting the 752-foot overseas rymar through heavy fog when it struck a bridge tower in january. >> president obama is

a mountain lion being returned to the wild from a california porch. this is the tranquilized cat carried to a truck outside l.a. a woman said she looked outside her sliding glass door and saw that 125 pound mountain lion staring right back at her. that's got to be a little bit scary. fish and wildlife wardens tranquilized the big cats three hours later. i'm sure the cat is okay now after being revised. but that had to be freaky for everybody involved. >> i'm sure the cat wasn't going meow. >> a lot tougher. more basin that growl. christina loren is here. nice day outside. just minutes before we can get out there. >> so close now. that little guy is probably looking for food. hey, you might be thinking about lunch plans. right now it's 11:10. we have a beautiful day shaping up if you want to hit the water, get an ocean view as you have that lunch. it's going to be nice. it already is. 11:11. isn't that nice. can you see for 10 miles or better, san francisco where we have fog. temperatures on the cool side in the 50s. 59 degrees there, 57 in san mateo,

. >> the graffiti covered porch was testament to those trained at the kennels. inside, the success stories. >> our dogs are out there fighting bad guys, finding bombs and the word got out. i pinch myself every day. >> it's not really a business. it's just a lot of fun. >> now ken is sharing it wealth using some of his kennel money to invest in other ventures. from an rv company he bought to help build and sell a better dog trailer to a farming idea he thinks can help feed the world. >>> up next on "how i made my millions --" -- >> everything that went wrong could go wrong. >> how lori graneier got it right. check out the sweet life of sweet greens. we'll be right back. >> okay, so, you reach into a drawer, rooting around for the earring or cuff link you absolutely must have tonight. you find it quick? i don't think so. now, that frustrated lori greiner, so she came up with a solution, figured out how to get it made, and convinced some big stores to sell it. millions of dollars followed from her creative solutions. back in the mid-1990s, lifelong chicago resident

we would meet him on the back porch and he would ensure that everything would work out. he was the most, and laid back man i ever met. and laid back man i ever met. when he was delivering flowers -- he would say that everything would get done. my stepsister crowded -- credited him for helping her get through her high-school years. he really enjoyed taking his step grandchildren to the fire love it andby would ove it -- she likes to say that he took her on a fire truck that did not have a floor. seven months ago i gave birth to his first grandchild. as you can tell, i gave him the same middle name of my father and it -- could not be prouder. after he was born, daddy came into the room and said, he is beautiful, he looks exactly like me. he talked about how he would take him hunting and fishing when he could start walking. him aboutait to tell what a great man his grandfather was. he cried at the wedding and he was a loving man who care for his family and his community. caring for his community is what he was doing at the west fertilizer plants, and never thought twice abo

you could it is on your porch at night. now you are -- it is not safe for people to walk around the streets for fear someone will get mugged or robbed or shot. >> the napa county sheriff investigating the police officer involved who was not hurt. ramirez is expected to survive but could face new charges of assault on a police officer. we are live in napa for abc7 news. >> an update to a story we have fold all morning, a stabbing in oakland. police now say that the man probably took his own life. officers were caused to international boulevard at 23rd after 5:00 a.m. they found a man with head injuries and multiple stab wounds and died at the hospital. his name has not been released. >> a prayer service after the weekend shooting of a college athlete shot on saturday morning. investigators think the shooter mistook the student for a gang member. so far, there are no arrests in the case. the family says he was a star athlete and an honor student at archbishop riordan high school before playing football at lewis and clark in p

a mountain lion will be returned to the wild after spending part of a day on a southern california porch. this is the cat being carried to a truck. a woman says she looked outside her door and then there saw the 125 pound mountain lion just staring right back at her. fish and wildlife wardens came out, tranquilized the cat and headed out. >> it's good to hear that he was okay. >> yes, good to hear. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri and we are on the verge of friday, which is good news to a lot of people. >> we are almost here. that weather forecast going to improve a little here. then we'll get a speed bump in that seven-day forecast. gusty winds at the coastline, getting the california current going at the immediate coast, so that's where we're finding the most fog. not seeing the wind widespread and consistent enough. this is good news for those of you across the inland valleys. we'll start with clear skies back to the east and south bay. temperatures in the low 50s. clouds linger at the coast throughout the entire day, but for san jose, also for livermore, temperatures in the mid 70s and

police believe the shooter was standing on the front porch when he or she pulled the trigger and shot at the victim who was sleeping on the living room floor. the boyfriend and his two children were in the house at the time, but they were not hurt. paramedics took the 24-year-old woman to eden hospital where she has undergone surgery. she's stabilized and expected to live. police say the shooting does not appear to be random but that perhaps the intended target was the boyfriend who is similar in appearance. >> i would say that, you know, the manner in which the shooting was carried out showed some attempt to shoot at this particular residence. >> the blinds were in a close position, but those mini blinds, depending which angle they're at, you're able to see inside. i think it's probable the shooter was able to look in and be able to see what they were shooting at. >> reporter: a late 1970's car was scene speeding from the area but police aren't sure if it is linked to the shooting. one witness we spoke to says there was a couple fighting across the street minutes before the gunfire e

it was damaged by a fire that started under the porch. since then the reopen date shift add couple of times. today i'm told the looks like june 10th hopefully. getting the steel frame in place, that is a major step forward. >> we just craned in the new face of chez panisse. it's completely welded steel for structural, and it's also setp to mimic what's going to go on in the back. so everything you see in terms of the shape of the top with the gable on top, it's going to go all the way back like that. so that's going to all be buried. all that steel you see up there is going to disappear. it's going to become redwood, beautiful redwood. >> working with the original designer of the restaurant kent mesirow on the new look. this is the discrepancy he came up with. a mix of japanese shintoe and american craftsman. they salvaged as much redwood as they possibly can. inside the look and feel much the same of what people remember, woodsy and warmth. june 10th is the date they are shooting for but they are not taking reservations just yet. reporti

never waivering, that unflagging optimism and vision to finally land here on san francisco's front porch. to our architects led by mark batalion to our contractors led by midy brother and our banks, led by the bank of america this would not have been possible without you. to our partners the city and port of san francisco and the agencies that approved this project unanimously to bring it here. six different boards and six unanimous votes. >> and finally who welcomed us and even this fabulous institution across the street, dan, thank you. our founder, frank openhimer when he started the exporatorium created something unlike it in the rest of the we woulder. it led to the movement of thousand of similar institutions since that time and never really wanted to call it a museum and he searched for a different word and it was our neighborhood across the street, who sat down with frank to come up with the word exporatorium. but to us, the staff, we really believe that it is this wonderful, zany public, learning laboratory. and where we get to invent and create things all of the time and now we

a man on the porch was shot in the foot and has non-life- threaten injuries. >>> we are learning more information about the death of a woman gunned down in front of her 4-year-old son in oakland. police say the 21-year-old was shot in her car on 54th street on wednesday night. her son was it ising in the backseat and was not harmed. witnesses say that there was another woman in the victim's car and that there was a loud argument before the shooting. a back four-door car was seen leaving the crime scene. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> we are following several new developments in the boston marathon bombing case. we learned that the surviving suspect has been moved from a boston hospital to a federal prison medical ward in massachusetts. the father of the two suspects has now delayed his trip to the u.s. indefinitely. he was expected to fly to boston today to meet with investigators and possibly with his surviving son. but his wife says he's decided to put off the trip due to health reasons and there are reports that she called an ambulance to their home in russia they recall mo

at times and also a meandering walkway that brings in the water and provides great views and some porch wetlands for wild life and we will talk about a couple of good precedents for this park and the first one comes from new york madison square park and those of you who have been to the shake shack know what i am talking about it is for all of those in manhattan and those to take an afternoon break. and the one in san francisco, is the highlight on one's run or the walk to the golden gate bridge. >> in is a picture where you have the concerts and gathers and so with the park along the water front, we were able to create a great space and one that will have the great deal of visibility and the great view and serve as a great amenity for the three buildings that front it and not only will the buildings have great water front views but be on the park itself. now, in the middle of the

drive the markets but gold traders saw this move as sensing a transformer european countries such as porchright and. they can do that and there are gold reserves are march larger right so it be a bigger problem. yeah i mean you mentioned as one other thing i just want to tap on to you said about printing money now of the my band that's in full flow we've got the u.s. particularly japan as well really doing aggressive forms of course. but we're not seeing gold surge skyrocket as a result so i was. actually a some investor say that it will eventually do that that quantitative easing will fuel inflation and that will again leave the prices are up and i've spoken to one of the gold bulls a legendary investor. now he remains committed. or is yes gold has continued to consolidate some people are giving up on gold just good for more people to give us the chances are that we're making a bottom and that things will go up i bought some go recently when it was low when it was collapsing i'm not buying a large just enough to keep my finger in the park if it goes down a lot hope i'm smart enough to buy

. >> coming up, standing on your mama's porch, you told me it would last forever. ♪ and when you heldnd, i knew it was now or never smote. ♪ that is not a story, but something greg e-mailed me before the show. i guess that is his way of saying thanks. it was the best year of my life. first, what would be a good tattoo for our alleged president? maybe the outline of his home country, kenya. >>> will his plan quel his attempt to rebel? president obama, if that's his real name, reveal how he and michelle aim to keep their daughters ink free. >> what we said to the girls is, if you guys ever decide you are going to get a tattoo, then mommy and me will get the exact same tattoo in the same place. and we will go on youtube and show it off as a family tattoo. our thinking is it may dissuade them from thinking that is a good way to rebel. >> talk about final straws. not only is he kenyan born he is a tattooist. >> not even allegedly. >> lightning roooouuuunth nnddd. lightning round. >> dino, was this a brilliant move on the part of the president? i think it was. he is using the old reverse ps

you could see everybody hanging out on the porch. >> hang on one second. >> it's like the first breath of fresh air they have had in a while. we just got right down the street as we were starting to head back. we saw law enforcement starting to leave and then all of this just unfolded so quick, so fast. >> all right, jared, hang on one second, jared. we want to reassess the scene here and stand by on the phone. we want to show this is what we believe to be 67 franklin street and there was talk of suspect potentially hiding in a boat and we get a better look at it now as we pull this image in closer. can you see that trailer in the backyard. again, there was talk that potentially the suspect was found in that trailer. gunfire, 20 to 30 shots we have heard. we believe again this is 67 franklin street in water town. and the suspect is down. >> and we don't know what his connection is to this house. >> hold on one second. we are getting word in right now from sources as welling. -- well. we understand that the suspect is alive surrounded and still moving. so the suspect is alive, surrounde

you could see people in their screened-in porches, even asking what can we do? what's going on? and then, all of the sudden, the chatter starts on the scanner. you can hear possibly something about the boat. a warning of cross fire. and then the next thing, then you see the mobilization. a bus-full of officers. people all rushing towards where they think the suspect is. it turns out he had been hiding earlier in a boat. so a little earlier in the evening, they used the flash bags to get him out of there. you get a sense that they very much want to capture him alive. why? because they're looking down the road to hopefully talk to this man and see, you know, why he and his brothers had concocted this scheme. >> and just to explain to our viewers, they make a flash and bang, they're very effective in a closed space like a boat. >> you can see the top there. his head is bowed. we know they've lost a lot of blood. is there any idea how long he spent inside that boat? no, that's going to be interesting. obviously, he ran away from the scene last night. his brother's blood, as we talke

people in a car pulled up and started shooting and someone inside started firing back and man on the porch was shot in the foot and is expected to recover. >>> george jones, the greatest voice to grace country music according to some has died. he died in nashville after being hospitalized with a fever. he recorded more than 150 albums over his career. he was 81 years old. >>> in san jose, a building dating to the late 1800s was destroyed by fire. and here are pictures we just saw, you can see here, a battle that firefighters raised to try to save the building. why some call it is san jose in >> reporter: this has been many building, but now is a shell of wood. >> there is no other place like it and probably never will be. >> reporter: this picture tweeted by the fire department shows flames from the second story and it started at 9:30. it leaned to the right and firefighters say it was too unsafe to enter and this morning there was fear of it collapsing. >> building inspectors came out and were able to deem it safe for one or two people to do a search to see if there were any bodies. >> re

in light of april, people can go out and buy blue lightbulbs just like this one to light up their porches and show their support. in san jose, this is jessica melcher, update news" at a diversity forum put on by the black unity group this week, the theme was, quote, "the university doesn't discriminate, but it doesn't seem to encourage, either." the gathering was in light of recent controversy about possibly cutting african-american studies at s-j-s-u. the program focused on creating a list of demands for the university to meet--a list the group feels would improve the retention and recruitment rate of minorities at s-j-s-u. ">>>"given that california is certainly a conglomerate of a lot of different ethnicities, what better training ground for us to come together and learn how to deal with everyone here on this campus?"" members of the local n-double-a-c-p organization attended the forum. the black unity group plans to meet at tower lawn on april 10th and hopes that the n-double-a-c-p takes up this list of demands at its next meeting. this past week marked the eighty-sixed birthday of un