will hearinue, we from brian roberts, chairman and ceo of comcast corporation followed by robert marcuspresident and ceo of time warner cable. after that, our discussion with matt woke up to my president of the american cable association. >> you said that television will change, tv, video more in five years than in the last 50. what are some exhibits of that? >> we truly take on demand. so we started with some content on a tv set. we now have 40,000 shows on demand. we have 30 billion downloads of on-demand in 10 years. good two tablets and phones and we want to be able to integrate the web as well as tv, as well as ratings and twitter and facebook and social media. it is just exploding because of the technology options we have as consumers and different generations of consumers have different passions. so we have to keep it really .imple we have to recognize that we are not all the same. so why do we just give one experience? of the a program guide show today versus one guide and give six guys. when just for kids. one just for sports. when just for movies. -- one just for kids. one jus

continue, we'll hear next from brian roberts, chairman and ceo of comcast corporation followed by robert marcus, president and coo of time warner cable. after that our discussion with matt polka, president of the american cable association. you said that television will change or tv video will change more in five years than in the last 15. what are some examples of that? >> guest: it's really, well, we take on demand. so we started with some content on a tv set. we now have 40,000 shows on demand. we have 30 billion downloads of on demand in ten years, but where does that want to go? it wants to go to tablets and phone, and we want to be able to integrate the web as well as tv, as well as ratings and twitter, facebook and social media. it's just exploding because of the technology options we have as consumers and different generations of consumers have different passions. so we've got to keep it really simple to way more complicated, and we have to recognize we're not all the same, so why do we just give one experience? take the program guide. so we showed today rather than one guide, there's s

and sweden and india, marcus malone's plight has touched just about every one who has heard of it. >> catherine: the turnaround began here, people behaving badly's stanley robertsund malone looking for something to use or sell. >>at one time i was a member of the santana band. >> reporter: >> catherine: out turned out to be true. here is marcus malone with carlos santana says the band was just about to explode into popularity. without malone. >>we went to woodstock and he went to san quentin >> reporter: >> catherine: malone served three years for manslaughter. what followed was a life sentence to a hand to mouth existence. last week's reunion changed all that. >> catherine: carlos santana says he wants to get malone off the streets and back on stage performing again. he says he is grateful that this holiday season, he can be part of a news story that makes people feel good. >>because we all have people in our family who get misplaced, not lost. >> catherine: and he offered these words to stanley roberts >>i offer you my heart's gratitude, stanley becausse what you did is a story of redemption >> catherine: stanley's story is getting international attention.. t

, kron 4 news. >>> today, roberts was on cnn explaning how marcus was down on his luck and ance encounter changes the life of three men before the holidays. >> reporter: the fact carlos santana watches people behaving badly and knew to go look for this guy blew me away. he said to me, i got in some trouble, i ended up in jail. i said to him, you are telling me the truth right? because i'm going to go look this up. he said no, it's the truth. and he says, you know, he actually said to me, if you can get me some help, i would appreciate it. i said i would do the best i could do. >> bet ever than that, you didn't just find him help. you helped connect him with carlos santana who is on the phone with us now and so carlos, i understand from your point of view, you had been looking for marcus the magnificent for a long time. what did you think had happened to him? >> hi, we knew he got into trouble. we also know, we were trying to look for him all these years because we had royalties. he cowrote songs as well. but the most important thing i want to say to stanley is i'm really grat

catherine: vicki liviakis is here now to show how the story of marcus the magnificent resonates with so many of >> reporter:ever since our stanley robert'sine outpourings of support. even job offers for marcus malone. >> reporter:and let's not forget carlos santana. searching for his long lost band mate. and finding him. with the help of stanley. >> we went to woodstock and >> reporter: last week's reunion changed all that. carlson tunnels said he'd like to get time off the street. >> we all have families that get misplaced not lost but misplaced. >> my heart goes out for stemming because what you did is redemption. >> >> reporter: it is not long after that he has a reuion with carlos santana >> reporter:this is likely the last you'll hear about marcus from carlos santana. he tells stanley - that he won't be making any more public statements. and that he, stanley and marcus will all be meeting in the near future to get marcus back on his feet. and get him back into the catherine? see >>stanley' story is getting national and even international attention. he'll have more tonight on inside edition. >> catherine: happening now. what could be

marcus that i could find. that is him in the sombrelo. >> that is him man, he is his spirit is indemnable. >> stanley roberts made the discovery and has broughtn the phonous. first, you stanley. how did marcus end up on the streets? what is it to that part of the story that you would like to share? >> first of all, i got to say this, the fact that carlos santana watches people behaving badly and new to go out and look for this guy blows me away. oakland has a big problem with illegal bumping and it has been going on for years. and i was asking people what was the weirdest think you have found. when he said $800 wow that was a lot of money and then he also said he found jewelry too. >> and then you did a little digging come to find out he really is who he said he was. did he ever reveal to you or did you learn in detail what happened why did he fall off the map. what led to him living off the streets? >> he whispered to me, on the original piece i did. which in talking to me, he said i got in trouble and i ended up in jail. i said to him, you are telling me the truth, right? because i'm going to look this up. no, it is the truth and he actuall

as we continue we will hear next from brian roberts, chairman and ceo and then you will hear from marcus the ceo of time warner >> you said the video will change more in five than in the last 50 years. what are examples of that? >> we take on-demand. we started with some content and now we have 40,000 shows on-demand. we have 30 billion downloads of on-demand in ten years. but we have want to go to tablets and phones and integrate the web as well as television and twitter and facebook and social media. it is just exploding because of the technology options we have as consumers and different generations of consumers have different passions. we have to keep it simple and we have to recognize we are not all the same so why give one experience. take the program guide we showed today rather than one guide there is six guides. one just for kids. one just for sports. one just for movies. take the kids you have preschool age or a 10-year-old. parents know if they click 10-year-old these shows are guides for 10-year-olds. having that information available for a conversation with kids is nice. if

marcus malone, all right. >> reporter: i had been producing for many years but never did i imagine this. stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >>> breaking news tonight at 11:00, a man is dead after an argument at an antioch bowling alley. police are trying to find the suspect. we are at the antioch police office. what have you learned? >> reporter: we have learned that police have a good idea of who they're looking for and where that suspect may be, so right now investigators here at police head quarters are doing all they can to track the man down. you can see it was a chaotic seen earlier tonight at around 6:00 this evening. police received a report of a bar fight at the bowling alley and they found the victim there, a man in critical condition. he was taken to the hospital where he died. a witness on scene says the suspect choked the victim and that a lack of air may have led to his death. police say the victim and the suspect, also if his mid-30s, were acquaintances, but at this time their exact relationship is unclear. this place closed down immediately after the incident and has remained closed through t

marcus. buffet's new billionaires club is growing. robert are seven new signers to the giving pledge, one is getting a lot richer today. and another has a black belt in karate and plays a mean game of ping-po ping-pong. the mystery donors coming up after the break. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." netflix expanding its series portfolio will stream only a week after the documentary premieres at 2014 sundance film festival. mitt follows mitt romney's journey towards the presidency and this availability of the documentary reflects netflix's continued focus on customer engagement. they're doing it just one week after it premiers at sun dance. back to you. >> thanks for that. >>> a new batch of billionaires joining in on warren buffet and bill gates charitable cause. tell us who's in the spirit of giving these days. >> 'tis the season, seven signers to the giving pledge, billionaires in tech, finance, hotels and karate black belt. there are 122 signers, that's the promise started by bill gates and warren buffets for billionaires to give away at

we'll keep in touch with marcus and see what develops with him. as well as stanley roberts. >>> other big news tonight a judge ordered that the girl in oakland must be kept alive on life-support. jahi mcmath was declared brain dead last week. jr stone was in the courtroom when a decision was made on the child's future. >> reporter: this is the judge who ordered the hospital not to take the 13 year old off life- support until at least monday. today lawyers sounded off. >> there is a distinction what is life and that's the crux of his. >> she was pronounced brain dead after getting her tonsils taken out. lawyers argue that five doctors have confirmed that she is brain dead and not alive. >> it is an awkward situation to deal with a situation where we have a person whose body is no longer alive at the hospital and being asked to continue to provide support to that body. >> reporter: family members were in tears on friday, they are -- tears they are hoping for an evaluation independent of the hospital. >> the child is warm, she is soft to the touch. if you rub her foot her foot

roberts, kron 4 news. >> stanley then appeared on c-n-n to explain just how marcus got down on his luck.on the original piece of that i did when i spoke to him he stated that he got some type of trouble and ended up in jail. i said to him, are you telling the truth? >> he stated yes, it is the truth. he stated that he wanted some help and that he would appreciate it. >> i told him i would do what i could do. maligned not even that, you connected him back with carlos santana's was back on the phone with us. >> from your point of view i know that you were looking for marcus for a long time. >> why were you looking for him? >> i knew he had done some type of trouble. i went to woodstock, we also will try to look for him because we have sororities. he wrote some of the sums from the beginning. that would go to his family, or someone in charge of his financial. the most important thing that i want to say is that i am grateful--right now, i want to thank estelle before connecting with mark this. once of vermont is a place to live, just get him off the street. >> so stanley, went to markets wit

roberts kron4 nils. new laws.s >> .stanley then appeared on c-n-n to explain just how marcus got down on his luck. and how a chance encounter changed the world of three men just before the holidays. >> he stated that he got in some type of trouble, and went to jail and i said to him are you telling the truth? >> he stated, no this is the truth. he actually told me if he could give some help and he would appreciate it. >> i told him that i would do what i could do. >> not only did you find him help, do got him connected with carlos santana's. why were you looking for him? >> i knew he had gotten some trouble. i went to woodstock, we also note- zazzle will try to look for him because he co-wrote some of the songs and the beginning variat. there should e someone in charge of all the financial stuff. the most important thing that i want to say to stanley is that i really appreciate what he did. i offered him a place to stay. so he could get out of the street. >> we went out to share the good news with marcus. and here's what he had to say about santana's offer. >> i know carlos did not know personally

roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> i got a black magic woman try to make a double shot of me double devil out of me. >> reporter: this is marcus, lawn and to most people his name means nothing most people his name means nothing but if you are an old school santana fan it might >> reporter:and while you are googling his name i'll have more on marcus in a moment >> reporter:im in east oakland on pearmain street near 98 ave ground zero for illegal dumping it's a street where some people have likened it to somolia >> reporter:since i personally have never been to somolia i can confirm that how ever i can say it is as has been a huge problem >> reporter:and its apparent that the dumpers know all the signs posted of survalliance camera are bogus and so is this fake camera >> reporter:i ask some of the business owners what is the weirdest here ive seen everything from dead dogs to everything left over to from pot clubs >> reporter:in fact i did find the remments from pot clubs including some plants and all the other tossed out supplies the problem accoridng to reisdents and business owners is this >> reporter: it just never seems to

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roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:i got a black magic woman trying to make a devil out of me >> reporter:this is marcus malone and to most people his name means nothing but if you are an old school santana fan it might and while you are googling his name i'll have more on marcus in a moment >> reporter:im in east oakland on pearmain street near 98 ave ground zero for illegal dumping it's a street where some people have likened it to somolia >> reporter:since i personally have never been to somolia i can confirm that how ever i can say it is as has been a huge problem >> reporter:and its apparent that the dumpers know all the signs posted of survalliance camera are bogus and so is this fake camera >> reporter:i ask some of the business owners what is the weirdest things they have seen out here ive seen everything from dead dogs to everything left over to from pot clubs in fact i did find the remments from pot clubs including some plants and all the other tossed out supplies >> i've seen everything from deadlocks dead dogs and more >> reporter:the problem accoridng to reisdents and business owners is this >>it

roberts who found some people behaving badly. (singing): i got a black magic woman trying to make a devil o0ut of me. >>stanley: this is marcus people his name means nothing but if you are an old school santana fan its might. and going his name, i will have more on thmarcus in a moment. -- googling. i'm in east oakland on pearmin street near 98th avenue ground zero for illegal dumping. its history were some people have linked it to somalia. since i personally have never been to somalia i can confirm that that-i can't confirm that bridge however, i can say it is as been a huge problem. and it's apparent that these dumpers not all the signs posted of surveillance camera are bogus and so this is a camera. -fake. >>: i asked some of the business owners what is the weirdest things they have seen out here. i've seen everything from dead dogs to everything left over to from pop clubs. in fact, i did find the remnants from pop clubs and closing some plants and all the other tossed out supplies. the problem according to residents and business owners is this. it just never seem to get cleaned up and when it does get cleaned up, it seem

. >> marcus malone has just about touched everyone who has heard the story. he was found at this illegal dump site. stanley robertsto sell. it turned out to be true, here is a picture of him. carlos santana stated that the bed was about to explode without him. maligned >> heat ended up in san quentin. >> he served three years for manslaughter. last week's reunion changed all that. he stated that he was to get him off the street and back on stage to perform again. >> he stated that he is grateful that he can be a part of the story that makes people feel good. >> we have people in our family they get displaced, not lost, but displaced. >> i want to thank stanley roberts for doing what he did. this is a story of redemption. maligned the time is 7:43 a.m. pripet >> here is a live look outside at the james lick freeway. it is going to be outside at the james lick freeway. it isdid you get chips for the party? nope. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves

marcus what loan, his spirit is incredible. >> i had been producing this for years but never in my wildest dreams did i ever imagine this. in oakland, stanley roberts news. >> wonderful job, stanley. all right, let's go ahead and get us caught up on the weather forecast for this first day of winter and here with that is janu. hey. >> well we are enjoying or i am enjoying another round of above average temperatures, as for this morning mainly clear skies, chilly in some areas. so let's take a look at your current temperatures, mid-30s napa, 34 vallejo, santa rosser milder and upper 30s in san jose. as we go into the afternoon we are expecting lots of sunshine, another round of mainly 60s, so 65 the high for napa, 64 for concord, 63 pleasanton, 62 the high for san jose, 64 in san rafael and getting to about 61 digs in half moon bay this afternoon. >>> now taking a look at your evening temperatures expecting a pretty calm evening, light winds out there, so futurecast ahead to 8:00 p.m. temperatures mid-50s in san francisco, oakland, 53 hayward,50 in san jose and 54 in napa, we will take a look at what is in store for the holiday week in just a bit. >>