looking for pastures -- >> as porter continues calmly down the road, he gets a surprise. the front windshield shatters as a deer topples into the vehicle. porter is so stunned, that at first he doesn't understand what's going on. >> i didn't actually see the deer come through the window because i was looking down the road. i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> it tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it couldn't get out, then went around trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately the bus was empty except for one passenger way in the back. >> it was unusual for that time of day for the bus to be empty as it was.

plus cyndi lauper and billy porter are here. >> and two other guest stars. two other guest stars are here. >> martha williamson. >> martha williamson. >> and who is that over there with your mom? >> it's my mom and my niece. they came to watch the show today. you might have a little assist if you need a little help. >> i think i'm going to need a little help, okay? >> but they woke up to some weather here that was crazy! >> you get up at 4:00 and go and walk blake because you live in the city. i get up a little bit after that and i take my dogs out. >> these are our two views. i woke up and cars, because that's my neighborhood. i was literally, like -- i almost wanted to write something in that snow with my finger. >> i'll bet you did. >> but i decided against it. >> i took a couple of pictures, too. i just could not believe it. >> look at the flowers. >> the daffodils desperately trying. i went over to -- i couldn't believe it. on the barbecue, i went to wipe off, because i'm so mad at the snow. it was solid ice. it wasn't just falling snow. >> 34 degrees i

also a fascinating new international ranking done by harvard's michael porter. is the usa number one? try number 16. i'll talk to porter about the study. >>> and a week after three people were killed in an anti-semitic attack in kansas, i will talk to simon sherman, the author of the story of the jews about why jews have been a target for more than 2,000 years. >>> but first, here's my take. over the past two months, we have watched what has looked like a minor version of the cold war between the west and russia. many people are wondering, how did we get here? was this confrontation inevitable or did the west mishandle russia from the start? and the mishandling camp is jack matlock, former u.n. ambassador to the soviet union in the late 1980s who watched from moscow as mikhail gorbachev presided over the cold war. he wrote, the united states has treated russia as a loseer sir the end of the cold war. in the years after the cold war ended, writers urged policy toward a more gentle moscow. i was one of them. my logic was simple. we had two healthy experiments in p

and porter realizes they're in a dangerous situation.might harm him, the passenger, or itself. >> i had to -- my window open on the side of the bus. i was worried it would feel the air and would try to jump over me and get out there. >> porter decides his best bet is to let the distressed deer out the front door. but the new bus safety technology throws him a curve. >> as a safety feature, the bus has to be completely stopped for the door to open. so he couldn't just open the door and allow the deer to get off. >> porter pulls over the bus and opens the door, the deer is all legs as it slips and slides on the floor. but it can't seem to figure out where the exit is. meanwhile, the lone passenger in the rear of the bus remains seated, calmly talking on her cell phone, apparently unperturbed by the unusual scene unfolding in front. well, the buck stops here. the deer finally finds its way to the open front door and exits. when yoder reviews the footage, he's impressed by his bus driver. >> i was totally amazed that -- that first and foremo

porter provides is that convenience.e lived in an area that does not have great shopping, and you do not have easy access to luxury brands or perhaps you work very long hours, and you don't want to spend your saturdays traipsing around the stores, or perhaps you have gone on a business trip and you have left your shoes back at home, and you need for them to be at your hotel by the time that you arrived. by porter can help get them next wednesday, we can get next day delivery service across the united states and canada, by 1300 eastern standard time. this is a real game changer for men who are shopping. i understand your website and we also have this newspaper. this is pretty good, i did not know until we decided to have you on here, you have the bmw advertisement in this thing. when did you decide you need to have what basically looks like more of a tabloid to build on the digital website? what does this do you could not do with the website? reach theelping us to customers in a way that they want to be reached. most of o

porter. ok let's quickly head around the world now some news in brief starting with news that the south korean coast guard says almost three hundred people remain unaccounted for after a ferry sank off the country's coast passengers are dead and the fourteen are injured four hundred fifty nine people mostly teenagers on a school trip were on board the vessel when it hit rocks in poor visibility a rescue operation involving thirty four naval coast guard and civilian ships along with eight hundred helicopter is still on the way. in while an anti-government demonstration in haiti has ended in scuffles with police hundreds of people angry at a clampdown on freedom of expression and an increasing censorship were confronted by armed police on the way to the former presidential residence for several arrests

for example, the porter house is now $62, but you get a few more ounces. these restaurants are also trying to offset the high cost of beef by providing more affordable items. >> we figure if we bury the menu a little more, people could have a steak dish, share it. have something else. >> reporter: you will find more seafood and lamb dishes on the menu as well. >> the prices are going up a little bit. >> reporter: shoppers are noticing changes at the grocery store. denatos gets its beef from ranchers. they have been warned of a possible jump in price. >> if it increases, we pass it on. we have to stay in business. >> reporter: industry experts say they expect these kinds of shy prices to continue into the summer barbecue season. and the rest of the year. in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >> the executive chef at lb steak says this is the highest he has seen beef prices. >>> pg&e has been charged with criminal negligence because of the san bruno explosion. they face a fine of half a million dollars for each charge. prosecutors allege pg&e knowingly relied on fal

porter but joshua. >> reporter: i would like to have dr. porter sitting next to me. suggestion is facing suggests facing serious charges. suggs. some local affiliates say he has a long criminal history. he has arrests on disorderly conduct and drug-related crimes and passengers say that, they're just thankful that dr. suggs and some other passengers stepped in when they did and were so brave because they're not sure what would have happened if they hadn't been able to do that. jenna: definitely a scary situation. we'll await to learn more exactly what is going on with him. will, thank you very much. >> reporter: you bet. eric: can you imagine, being on that plane? jenna: not a comfortable flyer, anyway, eric. it would not go well for me mid-flight. eric: someone tries to open the door. jenna: you have to land and get back up in the air to fly your trip. eric: just because of cabin pressure i don't think you can open the door but prospect of someone trying. >>> coming up. he was a young, promising athlete and he was gunned down while he was jogging. investigators call

scott porter, chief resident in the medical center. when he first heard the screams, he thought about his family. >> you hear a stu wardess hear help. and there was screams and the only way i would get back to them was take the matter in my own hands. >> dr. porter said sugs eyes were dilated and in his medical opinion he was on some sort of drug. sugs faces 20 years in prison and it is not a good idea to try to open an airplane dorin midflight. >> and after five day was relentless grilling. prosecutors have ended the cross examination of the blade runner but not without one final argument. >> she locked herself in the toilet and you armed yourself with the purpose of shooting and killing her. >> not true. >> afterwards indeed, you were overcome by what you've done. that is thorough. >> that is on true my lady. >> only because it was your intention to kill her. >> not thorough my lady. >> we watched the prosecutor to urge pistorias of lying when he said the shooting was an accident. pistorias faces 25 years to life in prison of pre-med

. >> porter better, managing director of media capital is joining us.hen you look at the numbers and look at the hainan subscribers, the business seems to be doing quite well. do you worry about a major change like a price increase? >> the major changes going to happen. you can't worry about it. you will have to try to fathom what it's going to do to the share price, which is going through the roof as we speak. >> let's talk about original programming. we got a little more color on house of cards. they don't break out the audience numbers. why don't they if the audience is as huge as they say? >> i think a don't want to give their competitors any ammunition and they want to keep the prices down when they are acquiring these shows. they say the budgets of acquiring these shows are going up. on the conference call they said the free trials are driving new subscriptions. so what is driving them are the originals and they say it's doing extremely well for them. >> the original programming is very expensive. is this something netflix can sustain long term? n

well, i'm still here porter. they are disappointed. this is taxing. all right.e you tomorrow. kennedy: if you have the power in this day and age, whether a congressman or a president, how would you use it? would you take your machete and hack off useless governmental limbs, stagnant agencies that suck money. would you use your might to compel people to testify as a moral beacon, urgeing your foes to do what is right? we have people on tonight show, liberty leaning democrat, jared pollis. and congressman darrell issa will be here. he feels he knows what is right, we

well, i'm still here porter. they are disappointed. this is taxing. all right.hat is it, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, president declaring obama doctrine is about minimizing his mistakes, congressman wenstrup on signals that mr. obama's mess sends to our enemies, that we'll be eploreing fur. and congress returning to work today after a two week easter vacation, but what are they returning to? aren't congressman -- republican congressman returning to a house divideed. john boehner, furthering division of imtkpraeug, mocking his own caucus members. >> app tight amongst my colleagues, for doing this is no

the body of a woman, discovered in a lake in porter, indiana, from michigan. teleka patrick of kalamazoo vanished in december. yesterday morning, a fisherman saw a body floating in lake charles, next to the burns harbor exit on i-94. an autopsy tomorrow may confirm the identity of the dead woman. an autopsy is scheduled for today to determine the identity of another body found along the shore of lake michigan in evanston. police believe it is this woman from des plaines who was reported missing back in february. 61 year old debra fredricksen was last seen in evanston on february 22-nd. her car, cell phone, and purse was found near elliot park ... just a block from where the body was found sunday. police made an arrest in the murder of a teenage runaway from 17 years ago. 14 year old amber creek was found dead in a wildlife refuge in wisconsin in 1997. creek was a ward of illinois at the time. the racine county sheriff's department is not saying anything about the arrest, or what led to it, until tomorrow. police in skokie are holding a woman from wilmette afte

porter goss was the head of the house intelligence committee and the ranking member was nancy pelosi.s what he wrote in the "the washington post." i think we have this. he says the chairs and the ranking minority members of the house and senate committee known as the gang of four were briefed that the cia was holding and interrogating high valued terrorists. we understood what the cia was doing. we gave the cia bipartisan support. i do not recall a single objection from my colleagues. now, all of a sudden 10 years later everybody is agas, this is cheneyism, this was not. this an appropriate response of a country that was attacked out of the blue. had no idea what to do and had to immediately respond. and even if it didn't contribute to the war on terror which i'm sure it didn't. there was to know at the time. if you were in charge you wanted to make sure that youered on the side of gathering information. because the risk was to lose 3,000 more americans. >> i think you have got to remember, charles, part of what is supposed to be in this report instances where they went beyond even wh

ex-porters in one of the biggest trading partners are now worried. felicity with more on that story. felicity. >> yes, germany has spent years cultivating it's business ties with russia. the fighter reports from berlin, but has left some german ex-porters rather anxious. tradition at the head of the trade fairs about more than music, it's about showcasing german engineering pride around the word. but the talk for many this year is not about winning but losing market share. as the european union threatened more sanctions against russia. the manager of the german trade bureau says a declining ruble and russian economy were already slowing german investment before the ukraine crisis. many companies have now started to rethink the adjustment in russia. >> in absolutely terms are relatively modest, only making up around 3%. ey german economy. and the blue chip companies such as voaks wag with again, german railways gentleman post office. russia cannot withdrawal borders seven decades after world war ii. we have said is we will sup is port them even if we

that there was not a lot of understanding, like how you could identify both as american and as a porter rican. that is something that is still seeming to be an issue. and in nearby cuba again or you in chapter three talking about realism and this sort of by cultural identities that began did take shape. i would love to pick that up are with you and talk about these identities that people have and biculturalism, at least in that -- >> did you learn? >> host: i can speak a little bit. i and a standard lot better than i can speak it. >> guest: that is a very good example, people in barcelona typically switch between the two languages according to her own their talking. i think identity, i say in the book that think it's like a layer cake. people tell you they don't understand it. he just need to slice their layer cake. ivan identity. even if you are, you know, your family has lived in barcelona for centuries, you probably are going to feel. you may also -- you may also feel -- all lost. people in barcelona who are approaching you for being open to the varieties of pursuits from their world

porter had been secretly given by japan puerile that while police and district courts. make and you being held to be a heinous criminal. execute them at all costs. after watching the execution. then you return it remains to his family. even now. the sentry is passed onto me. he's remained still not been able to return home. thirty one year old young korean teachers on duty. he was one of the people. the soldiers of korea. the all told. and i didn't. he thinks. it will the sentiment. the wind the house. she competes. in her. nelson years. he was known as the sea. so i think it's really tell in these children's virginia the facts and show him what the facts were in the future they know. shea the idea. she is the third. he chose heartbeat. as i know. as part of. good evening at six pm you're watching it the difference with the sec one s are gone. you do and when will we will. welcome to your into all coming to you from dw state ears and brussels expected to be with us is a look at what's coming up and today show. they now it's like city's oldest bank in siena is facing col

they have to be readjusted refocused for new technology. >> themes, thank you, porter., down to you. >>> we have a big market day on our hands. a triple-digit rally. the s&p is up almost 12, and the nasdaq composite on track for the sixth straight day of gains. keep in mind the last 14 tuesdays in a row have been very positive for the market. in addition to that, the transportation average is sharply higher. and we're in earnings season, how are earnings contributing to the move. thanks, gentlemen, for joining me today. i appreciate it very much. dave, i'm going to start with you. we are in earnings season. so far so good, though we should note that a lot of these companies had ratcheted down expectations of earnings before we started the season. how do you feel about the market at this juncture? >> reasonably positive. we came into the year with reduced expectations, after a huge 2013. i think that's a high single-digit year, is what we expect for the s&p 500. earnings, as you said, have come in okay in the first quarter, but only because they were expected to be on th

. >> next commissioner porter with the port as commissioner adams said we've had a long but good trip in shanghai we covered the spectrum of the political world china sf has promoted by a shrink and in san francisco the new office and the state covered and on the last day we met that the commerce division and saw the new ambassador. every port and shipping company in the world was there we visited with wayne the ceo felt port of san diego and they were out marketing their - they didn't talk too much but the next slide is the largest external in the world to idea of consolidation of two years is really outstanding the tour of the control room is the next slide and the discussion of how they operate was facilitating and the next picture is the cranes we wish we had. we met with the port of shanghai i can't say how much that relationship is important they take us serious we had a wonderful luncheon with the ceo they had to ship it to the bridge we've had interpretation like that before it couldn't have been notorious. we had a gift exchange and a meeting with the chinese-american chamber

i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'l

i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps of phase one of the waterfront. phase one began in late 2012. and we initiated the process by reviewing

. >> frederick puts the camera in his pocket, but doesn't realize it is recording as a pakistani porter nearly pulls them all down with him. >> release the rope. release the rope. release the rope. >> then he just -- he just loses the grip on the rope. >> jesus christ. >> and start falling down. >> what the hell is this? one guy died! i came up here to help you guys. eh. let's go down. >> in the bottleneck, the others have no idea who are dead. and ralph is feeling weak in the thin air. >> not a great day today. hard day for me today. >> reporter: they know that pressing on means a descent in the dark, a dangerous gamble. still they push until ralph can go no further. >> i gave him my oxygen. felt he would feel belter. >> he doesn't. and encourages his wife to go on without him. she makes it to the summit with another norwegian before sunset. >> it was fantastic. we could see that shape of k 2, the shadow up. we could see so far into china. it was -- it was no wind. the sun was still up. >> a dutch climber its also among the 14 who make the summit. he calls his wife with joy. after a li

. >> reporter: kyle porter was holed up in his home with his wife and young son jack. >> i would say the next 20 hours were the most surreal day of our lives. >> reporter: they heard the gunfight with the police that killed the older tsarnaev brother. >> yes, we were afraid. >> reporter: that fear was fueled by the unknown since the younger tsarnaev brother escaped the police shoot out and went on the run. the police went door to door looking for their suspect. kyle took a video of this in his backyard. >> he could be hiding in dumpster, to see the police sweeping the house was a relief. >> reporter: within minutes the manhunt ended on this residential street when the owner stepped outside and saw the suspect inside the boat of his baske backyard. he called authorities and they closed in and captured him. >> reporter: as police made their way through water town everyone cheered for them as an impromptu parade. >> they were clapping for those who got the guy who terrorized this city. >> reporter: but there was fear the next few days. >> they said that they had thrown bombs out, and so

billy porter is electric. you see him, it's unbelievable.him and for stark sams. and my head went blank. okay, it's too early. i got up at 3:30. i'm sorry. i could stay up, but then i didn't. >> we can relate. it's not normal. >> what about you? how do you do it? >> i just don't sleep. lots of coffee. >> he doesn't have to sing. >> i don't know where i am right now. let's hear some music. >> cyndi lauper, take it away. ♪ lying in my bed i hear the clock tick and think of you ♪ ♪ caught up in circles confusion is nothing new flashback ♪ ♪ those left behind time after sometime you picture me ♪ ♪ i'm walking too far ahead you're calling to me i can't hear what you said ♪ ♪ then you said closer i fall behind the secondhand unwinds ♪ ♪ if you're lost you can look and you will find me ♪ ♪ time after time if you fall i will catch you ♪ ♪ i'll be waiting time after time if you're lost ♪ ♪ if you're lost you can look and you will find me ♪ ♪ time after time if you call i will be waiting time aft time ♪ ♪ after my picture fades and darkness has turned

eric's dog, porter, is after them. >> he went for them. he was excited. he went after the rat, but he didn't get too far. >> reporter: keith o'keefe says the drought is driving rats out of hiding. >> there's no water source for them, so they're going outside to get them. they eat plants and meat, but they're going to the dog parks because there's water bowls. they're going to the horse stables because there's water. >> reporter: the storm drapes, basements and attics dry, rats are outside trying to survive. o'keefe is busy. >> all over the peninsula, all over the east bay, south bay. >> reporter: the port of san francisco is planning to get rodent proof trash cans and working with a no poison exterminator to control the health hazard. she hopes it's a cycle that won't last long. >> we come out here with food sometimes. we'll sit out there at the end of the point and it's kind of gross if we're sitting out there and i'm giving him dog treats and we see a rat. >> reporter: experts say rat all over the bay area will be out with no end oh the drought in sight

since the sherpa famously at the side of sir edmond hilary they have been indispensable as porters and cleaners and guides and cooks. they make their living from the climbers who pump millions into the industry in that area but sherpas are questioning receiving such a small share and meager death benefits for the families of the fallen sherpas. right now with the peak season about a month away there are 400 climbers and 39 separate sherpa teams on that mountain approaching the summit, a job action could bring climbing there to a virtual halt. we're back with more on a tuesday night from new york right after this. >>> after seeing this next story you may not want to make plans for the weekend. it's about what we learned from scientists today about the danger posed by asteroids. in just the last 13 years asteroids have caused more than two dozen massive explosions in the atmosphere, some as large or larger than a nuclear bomb. while they have so far missed major population centers the scientists who spoke today are now working to launch a telescope to give us early warning of potential t

porter elementary school in hurst, texas. look at these fellas. obviously no pool around. they show up behind that blue tarp. >> like water. there is water. >> water. >> this is so spectacular. ♪ >> suddenly you hear the song by johan strauss. ♪ >> they're doing a synchronized swimming routine, the boys. the boys are doing this. was this their idea? >> they are friends all fifth graders. >> two of their parents came up with the idea and helped choreograph the routine. >> oh, great. >> it is spectacular. i can't watch it enough. but you're right, it is considered a female sport and these kids must have the best sense of humor. >> you can't be embarrassed when up with like your eight buddies all in this together. pretty good routine. >> i want to know who choreographed this. >> yeah. >> listen to the crowd. they love it. [ applause ] >> that's awesome. >> it's smart too because they don't have to swim. >> yeah. >> they got all the hard parts gone. like this is the easiest synchronized swimming routine ever. i hope they won. >> i know. >> they did win it's tragic. >> right. >

porter moved along the beginning that. we are running out of patience and that you will see positive results table within the year it was nice to know we need a place of callings resolve the issue. facing sanctions and then on to simple isn't it. the simple entire novel single isn't home. chief cabinet secretary gus is tedious and i bet out a message from prime minister singh's all of them. it said the government will want to drop pods of response from north korea through dialogue and pressure. the minister in charge of the abduction issue also attended. two of the liu too long. i believe this situation is proceeding gradually toward a resolution of the issue. you put up links. titus has adopted a resolution calling for the return of all of the keys including the people with north korea says have died taiwan's president ma angel has decided to suspend the construction of a new nuclear power plant amid street protests. construction on the country's fourth nuclear plant in you type the city was more than ninety percent compl

porter's of our strength. in the foundation of the region's security and economic progress is our historic treaty alliances including with japan. and let me reiterate that our treaty commitment to japan security is absolute. article five covers all territories under japan's administration including this a couple hours. it's a notre dame don't think all in all the cooking time around china we agreed that we clearly opposed changing the status quo by force and we confirmed and in the united states will continue to collaborate closely and our policies on dealing with china. the two leaders also discussed the trans pacific partnership free trade agreement. but they didn't reach a conclusion. i've been very clear. an honest that american manufacturers and farmers need to have meaningful access to markets that are included on the cpp including here in japan that's my bottom one and i can't accept it last. so now's the time for. bold steps. i hope that president obama and i have instructed the two ministers to sell t

percent of china's growth in turnover transactions to be conducted in your midst of a small room with porter reports citing the financial groups with the yuan has entered into the top ten most readable currencies and his gallant second place after the dollar putting the euro in there the world economy continues the recovery of the financial crisis. however growth rates will be significant the votes to sustain it but the head of the imf if you like that among the factors that are slow down economic growth for those leaflets in the years the country's maintenance of the high unemployment levels and high government debt between european countries and the moments of economists are forecasting an even slower growth rate of the world economy for the support team and to present it seems. it compares to a fifty percent growth rate of two thousand sixteen in connection with this the head of the imf has called upon the european central bank to soften its monetary policy. house prices decrease from great britain by one point one percent over the period apart from the previous month's level of two twent

made and say that he did here or contact and telepathic as she got to wait its not know whether that porter was actually announced about the shed. and today i find their statement investing isn't a new set of data and seventy. that's right the joint investigation team has acquired a molar mass director from over four hundred people on board. he did the passengers crew and personnel of the ferry. baby colton parker woodcock the most popular in this application used by almost every corner and with a smartphone. investigation into this meant that this may show some new light on the timeline of events officials will also look into what kind of method if the crew had exchanging while they were also making by radio walkie talkies for most offended i think the bridge of the ship and boarded the very first risky operation on helicopters and boats. some parents of missing have all think i knew that they have received messages from their children after the ship sunk. it's not comply with those witnesses from the pack on the wall messenger or tax the senses so how is the investigation progressing on t

porter elementary school in hurst, texas, performing a synchronized swimming act for their annual talenthow. >> as you can see, there was no water and they didn't do it in a pool, but it certainly beats juggling or playing the guitar. >> it really is amazing. look at this, right? >> i have a funny feeling this is not the last we're going to see of synchronized nonswimming swimmers. >> yes. this is the most basic version. it's going to be pretty elaborate and going viral on a website near you. >> it's going to be the next trend somewhere. >> well done, guys. >>> all right. coming up next in "the pulse," a woman shows absolutely no fear when she uses her car to stop a serial bank robber. >>> and a motocross driver shows us the coolest way to get a bike in the back of a truck. ♪ >>> time now to check "the pulse," stories you'll be talking about today. a pennsylvania woman taking the law into her own hands to stop a bank robber in his tracks. >> tina gleim was inside a pnc bank when it was robbed. well, instead of waiting for police to arrive, she swung into action, followed the man out, jum

erik prince who also created the infamous poetry contracting firm formerly known as blackwater mark porter received hundreds of new easel dollars to protect u s personnel in your pocket afghanistan mercenaries became known for their recklessness. in one incident in two thousand and seven a group of blackwater contractors shot and killed seventeen iraqi civilians and wounded twenty others are declared in hot dogs. no one was held accountable. we have to recognize that this leopard cannot change its spots. it is the same beast and it's a predatory organization is accountable to no one works in the shadows as a consequence of the people the world. i have defeated them. the bad reputation blackwater has gotten from the wars in iraq afghanistan and its management has rebranded and we named the first several times. it was called the services of one time and it was fun to see services that graced our split off four years ago. some lawmakers are pushing the obama administration to arm ukrainians. i want to know when i think the american people should know maybe most importantly the people of ukrai

porter is a psychologist working with seniors in contra costa, including some at the apartment complex where he allegedly committed most of the crimes. >> it's a double tragedy not only feeling ripped off by a trusting entity or person, but they're then missing the kind of medication that is needed for them to continue functioning in a relatively pain-free manner. >> the case could jeopardize other prosecutions a defendant, switser came into contact with as a police officer. >> it's on a case by case basis. certainly there is potential it can hurt cases he's on. it depends on a number of factors. >> the prosecutor told abc7 news there is information switser may have taken his children to visit elderly residents the same people he allegedly stole from. in martinez, abc7 news. >> a drunk driver will spend six months in jail for running over and killing a teenager last year in san francisco. he wept in court and called the accident a tragedy the judge sentenced one year in jail but six months in home confinement. chen's father saying he was relieved brewer showed remorse. brewer received

porter is a psychologist working with seniors in contra costa, including some at the apartment complex where he allegedly committed most of the crimes. >> it's a double tragedy not only feeling ripped off by a trusting entity or person, but they're then missing the kind of medication that is needed for them to continue functioning in a relatively pain-free manner. >> the case could jeopardize other prosecutions a defendant, switser came into contact with as a police officer. >> it's on a case by case basis. certainly there is potential it can hurt cases he's on. it depends on a number of factors. >> the prosecutor told abc7 news there is information switser may have taken his children to visit elderly residents the same people he allegedly stole from. in martinez, abc7 news. >> a drunk driver will spend six months in jail for running over and killing a teenager last year in san francisco. he wept in court and called the accident a tragedy the judge sentenced one year in jail but six months in home confinement. chen's father saying he was relieved brewer showed remorse. brewer received

net apartheid, is it about porter,ne push - - net a is about the online push?omers who blend topshop and other brands together, we felt there was a market. it would be very interesting to see whether customer's response is. >> give me a sense of international growth, is it going to pace you want it to? >> we have got a lot going on. in mexico.t to start we had talks going on in latin america. we signed another two stores, we have not quite that china. we are testing india. we are still developing australia and opening more in australia. south africa. the onlineis business, generally. you have got to have different systems. how do we get more efficient to execute delivery? that is a learning curve but that is how the market is developing. >> you mentioned emerging markets, are you in russia? >> we have 25 shops. therehope for everybody is a resolve. we're doing business in all these markets. >> it has not affected business in russia? >> it is probably a little softer. >> what about manufacturing? india and emerging markets to source clothing. are you bringing an

some of the highlights the present with me in this marathon kenny has a singing session the london porter has admitted to the presence of russian forces in crimea is going to undermine russia's age and are there. noah didn't think so because the president was speaking about soldiers who are stationed in to police premium based on the former agreement between russia and ukraine in the next three to no additional soldiers of russia the present time in the car. it also email the president would address some of their concern for daughter regarding the eu's expansion and specifically on nato's the oven and managers they are the actions of russia's doorstep the president spoke about taking countermeasures they are and how anything that will be viewed mean is this going to escalate into onto a new cold war perhaps. one unfortunately i need to countries that extreme pressure from countries like poland the baltic nations to a sticky stations to time increase the military prison cell for the lions are high in the eastern european members. it is going to get going. ground forces on a permanent bases

porter on the withdrawal of most foreign troops. the three of them. with global implications. western the government don't want that type of adoption. here's here. but the drug trade into the country into a fragmented criminal york state. oh what she did not know. you may have come to my first incumbent mayor vincent gray has been plagued by scandal during his first term when primary votes were counted last night. he locks political commentators halifax takes a look at the race and the battle for statehood here in the district. danny our campaign begins anew. now we're getting ready for and then the general election that muriel bouncer from the air campaign will continue to operate. she received fewer than forty thousand votes. but it was enough for d c councilman marital bells are to win the democratic nomination for mayor of washington dc on tuesday nights. an election with historically low turnout dc voters brushed aside the current mayor vincent gray who was dogged by corruption allegations to read his first term and is facing a possible indictment by federal prosecutors.

porter.n, you can thank shows like "mad men." >> that was a game changer in terms of men's partnering up up their act, wearing suits that were cut better, wearing a pocket square, parting their hair a certain way. he for that, style for men was a bit scruffy air, and it was cool to be casual. in recent years, we have seen guys are buttoning up a bit more. that is a good thing for men and women. >> that explains why you see a lot of those slim, tailored shirt suits around the office. i myself decided i needed to educate myself a little bit. it is a sports bar in a not so secret hedge fund hangout. i am here to see ryan. the secret is below ground. they have this custom suit shop where the men of manhattan by their clothes. celebrities from albert brooks to dj dip low have all gone below. >> he even has his name in there. it is all about exclusivity, creating something that fits your personality. skull and cross bones. >> you can do a special lining, certain buttons. everything to make a unique

porter. now catching up on the week's key business star is next with k. to help him. a little while back a monument at a michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to waves of students trying to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked on a wrecking ball what do you think on monuments that are magnets for acts of public stupidity is not important what is important is that this illustrates just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after avatar came out every person hollowing paid themselves bright blue and when i was a kid literally every child want to jump off their bed and be a pro wrestler like hulk hogan heck every little opiate mayberry now wants to become a rap star people say that religions traditions and government propaganda indoctrinate us but they forget to mention that corporate imagery does exactly the same thing as honestly much better at it maybe people don't want to accept the fact that thousan

porter.well we've all got plastic in our pocket but it's pretty monopolize markets with a string hold by visa and master card russia wants to change that foreign shoppers with a payment system of itself specially since the two pm and stopped providing services for banks targeted by u.s. sanctions now visa and master card represent a whopping eighty five percent market share the two have been blasted by domestic retailers for huge swipe fees local merchants in the u.s. space fifty billion dollars and only for their services. fees which users across the globe have to pay for to america's budget whereas some of this money could be redirected to boost the russian economy instead now that's why russia is considering a merger where the chinese payment system union pay now union pay is already the world's of most used debit card don't forget it's in a planet's most populated country founded more than a decade ago it's already the world's third largest payment system and it's now used in over one hun