laura accused sam of hustling some young boys in a game of pool. had a few more drinks and asked the bartender if he could have the empty galliano bottle for his collection. at 10:45 the bartender announced that it was the last call for drinks because the bar was closing at 11:00 p.m. according to witnesses, that's when sam freeman left the bar with the galliano bottle since he knew laura would have to leave at closing time. laura lived only a short distance from the bar. when she got home around 11:15, prosecutors believed that it was freeman who forced her inside and struck her in the head with the galliano bottle. he then took her into the bedroom, assaulted her, then strangled her to death with her own stocking. the evidence suggests he used a tissue to blow his nose, but left it near laura's body. he then stole some items and fled. that was the prosecution theory, anyway. the problem was they had little in the way of forensic evidence. >> i'm a worrier. everybody that knows me will tell you i worry about every single case. i'm never a prosecut

i don't agree with everything sam says.r the record, sam is not my mouthpiece and neither is lionel. none of the characters just say what i believe. but i agree with her. i think racism speaks to a system of disadvantaged. i think, certainly, there are people who could be called racist because of specific attitudes they have, but it is about coming up in the system and being at a disadvantage because of their race. when you look at racism as a system, as an infrastructure, i think that is more truthful. people can be polite to me all day long and be sweet and nice -- i've never had any issues with the lynch mob, but i am at a disadvantage because i'm a black man in this country. that is a much more competent at issue then, what are you being light or pc or saying what is expected of you in a situation? >> let's go to another clip. this is sam and dean fairbanks. >> this is dean fairbanks, is concerned that she is -- her movement on the campus is gathering a lot of negative attention for the university. he confronts her over

panic. >> sam! >> sam! >> sam!12 people are treated for broken bones and bruises at the nearby hospital. no players are injured but the cowboys' staff suffers a devastating blow. the most severely injured is 33-year-old assistant scout rich beam. his spine is severed and he's permanently paralyzed from the waist down. >> the initial reaction from me and everybody was, man, we were lucky. nobody got really hurt. it wasn't until much later we realized, not everybody was so lucky. and we found out about rich. i think that changed everybody's perspective of all of it. >> the cause of the collapse is immediately investigated. at first it's thought that a tornado hit the facility but it turns out the collapse is caused by a microburst, a cons straited downdraft of air over a small area usually caused by a thunderstorm. the investigation reveals that wind speeds during the microburst are estimated to be between 55 and 65 miles per hour. and because of structural flaws, the facility is unable to withstand the impact. the i

sam stein, this is a hell of dilemma for you, because, well -- is sam not there? is sam gone?use me. >> he's getting the munn cchies getting a snickers bar. this is terrible for sam. you know, some people like both, you know? >> yeah, some people like both. >> like the old reese's peanut butter cup commercials, two great tastes that go great together. >> you know what i did last night? >> snickers bar? >> i sat in bed, in my hotel room, and i ate an entire supersized snickers bar. >> oh, mika. >> that's good. that's good for you. >> it was so good. >> mika, you didn't do any of those other three things that were offered in the "wall street journal." >> maybe i should smoke pot. i never have. but that was -- it is -- sugar, i will say, very seriously, and not like a scold, i do think they're going to find things about sugar. they already are, that we eat too much of it and it's really, really damaging to our systems. so that's kind of -- >> i tell you what. it is -- it is damaging. i saw what it did to my grandmother who, god rest her soul, jewel clark, she would have sugar sho

but he was quiet about it. >> sam confide in his dad one more wish. job with the sharks when he graduates from high school. we are not sure if that will happen but they love how happy he is today. >> i think it's credit to all our players and everybody in our organization that this actually was the pleasure to be able to did and see the smile on the face is worth it all. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and everyone at the tank got to see sam beaming from ear to ear skating through the the ice. way to go sam. that's fun. >> talk about the weather forecast. sandhya is in for spencer. spring is what two days away. >> that's right dan. thuvrments and winter that never was continues tomorrow. >> we have 0wore a coat 20's all winter. >> we didn't have a major stor storm. 1 or 2. >> that's it. >> we were not that busy with live doppler 7hd. >> i know when you try to track something you still need rain. >> we have a possibility of written coming up. for spring so let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about the last day of winter. it is going to get warm

sam ford is live where many voters did not let the snow get in their way. sam? >> yes, maureen. well, early voting is still 7:00 thisere until evening. it is day one of early voting. the primary takes place april 1. here and around the city, snow was no big problem. >> [indiscernible] >> while the government may have been closed because of snow, not voting place.y the candidate for mayor and her supporters were there. board of elections is ready for you. >> voters took advantage of the day off. >> it gave me the opportunity to get out here and vote. >> it was scary for russell pageant. >> there was black ice. i swerved onto the side of the street. >> on the national mall, the snow gave the nation's nation's -- the treasures a different book. icicles even hanging off of them. and middle schoolers from south florida, many of them underdressed because they did not own overcoats. seen snowy have not before? [laughter] >> and the beauty of georgetown in snow. no complaints from the staff. >> i love it. i can't get enough snow. i want more snow. >> ok. [indiscernible] [laughter] live

sam had always wanted to sing in a rock band.s decided life is too short to put it off any longer. >> it made me realize that you only is have so much time on this earth, you only have so much time to do the things that you need to do, to enjoy your life because you only have one life. and i need to put everything into it. ♪ ♪ the bolt from the sky >> coming up, bear is blasted off a high power electric pole. >> all of a sudden we add bear like exploding in midair. >> and good thing a cat has nine lives. when "caught on camera: high voltage" continues. voltage" continues. [ daughter ] i've mastered the art of foot cleaning. oh, boy. oh, boy. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wetjet. you guys should try this. it's so easy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washed this floor. if i didn't see it i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart good to see you cleaning. [ regina ] yeah, your generation has all the go

at that point sam revamped the market. the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we do five events a week all around th

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but it is sam. >> jimmy: here you go, sam, very good. sam, the oscars were this past weekend. now, if you could make a movie about your life, which actor would play you? >> i'm gonna have to say -- >> jimmy: mm hm. >> meryl streep. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: meryl streep. smart choice. she's very good. sam, what would that movie be called? she's starring in -- >> "anonymous." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys, we have a a tough cookie here. this is sam. and if he could make a movie about his life, of course meryl streep would play him. and the name of the movie would be "anonymous." [ light laughter ] and for the last one, pharrell williams was on the oscars, he was fantastic. sang, "happy" -- [ applause ] it's a great song. can you guys have an upbeat, like a pharrell type of song? ♪ ♪ home boy sam came from 'round the way ♪ ♪ he said the oscars they came on tv just the other day ♪ ♪ and if the was a biopic about sam for you all to peep ♪ ♪ of course the lead role would go straight to meryl streep ♪ ♪ and it would be called anony

david ignatius and sam stein discuss, next. are you still sleeping? to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> press pause on russia. press play on the nsa. big news from the administration just hours ago with the release of new guidelines on the nsa's bulk collection of u.s. telephone data. at a press conference in the netherlands this morning, the president was asked by both u.s. and european reporters about his latest proposal to reform american intelligence gathering. >> this ensures that the government is not in possession of that bulk data. th

. >> reporter: sam transinsisted audits came back clean. but auditors took a send look at the account where we found errors. this time they did too. in a sample, maze found more than a million dollars of expenses that were inflated by staff but did not deem it large enough for the agency to address. eugene has more than 30 years in accounting experience. he reviewed sam trans'reports and responses. are those proper accounting procedures? >> if that is occurring, i would question whether it is proper. >> reporter: in a statement, sam transsaid its practices were appropriate. he says this was action taken unilaterally by a former employee. >> a unilateral action should not be possible in a big organization like this. >> i would be happy for my chief financial officer come on air on camera and explain to you if there was a mistake made. >> reporter: but when we asked the cfo to explain, the district said they'd have no further comment. we've asked you to sit down and explain, will you sit down with us? sam trans'silence speaks volumes. >> if t

that is the model. >> that was sam altman.nths of nsa scandals, mike rogers weighs in. ♪ >> welcome back. i am emily chang. the rsa information security conference happened this week in san francisco. the nsa scandal is front and center. chair of the house intelligence committee mike rogers was here in town attending the conference. he told me what the industry leaders are concerned about. >> how do we rebuild confidence that our intelligence services are doing things to protect the united states and not violate privacy and not encroaching on the 1/6 of our economy that is growing in silicon valley? those are robust conversations. >> what are the chances that congress will finally come to agreement on some cyber security legislation? will you alter your proposal to get a deal? >> i am as long as it fulfills the mission. data points are not the same. things that people think the nsa and their intelligence services are doing, they are not. we want to say this is what the threat is. this is how we are meeting that threat. this is

is sam [speaker not understood] here? come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sam patel. i'm here to apply for seat number 2 on the s-r-o task force. i have 30 years of experience in operating a s-r-o hotel. currently my company manages several s-r-o buildings, including two not for profit. i've been serving on the task force since its inception, back in 1992, i believe, and i would like to continue doing so. thank you. >> okay. any questions? supervisor tang. >> great, thank you, mr. patel. just wanted to -- i mean, given your long experience with the task force, any particular plans that you have moving forward in your continued role? >> just, you know, continue helping educate the task force and the owners and the tenants. i'm trying to get better living conditions for the building. >> any other questions? thank you. >> thank you. >> next person is pratibha tekkey. sorry if i mispronounced your name. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is pratibha tekkey and i work as an organizing director at san francisco [speaker not understood] collaborati

sam has been a sharks fan the entire his life. everything is hockey, eat, sleeping, playing, and the stats. >> he was born with a defective heart with only two chambers rather than four. he had three surgeries the first when he was only seven days old. he played hockey at four and switched to roller hockey at six and never tired. he was on the bench with jumbo joe thornton. >> he said to scoot over, and slid in the spot and he said he has to practice. >> sam scored a couple times during practice. >> i come to a lot of games. nemo is my favorite. the goalie. >> did you talk to him? >> not yet. >> he is in the element and the sharks management sees something in him giving him a hat and jersey and a contract making him an official member of the team. >> this was a dream hard to, tract from sam during an interview with make-a-wish foundation. >> he is humbled. he knew what he wanted but he was quiet. >> sam confided that he has another wish: a job with the sharks when he graduates from high school. we are not sure that will happen but

well, thank you, sam. it's great meeting you. sam the eagle. from the "muppets most wanted movie." he's the original angry bird, did you know that? i'm sure you heard the big news today. a puff of glittery smoke billowed up from the chimney of the vatican this morning to afouns a new cast on "dancing with the stars." usually you have to tear through old issues of magazines at the dental office to figure out who they are. nene leaks is going to dance. billy dean williams. lando will be doing the mambo for us. meryl davis and charlie white. they're ice dancers, but will they be able to make the transition from ice to the ground? yes, they will. they will crush everyone. drew carey is dancing this year. he's the host of "the price is right." he must be very sick of plinko. and a double amputee, she has no legs and she's dancing with derek huff. can we just give her the mirror balled trophy now and save anyone? how are the judges going to give a double amputee anything low e than a 10. your dance lacked fluidity. it's because itch no legs. do you remember when they had the contest assi

march 2 happens to be the birthday of sam houston. imagine that. and that's the first important date. but meanwhile, assembled down the road from texas declaring independence at washington were a group of volunteers. ey were all together in this old beat up spanish church that was 150 years old at the time. it was a town called bayer and now know it as san antonio. and the place they were assembled themselves to fight off the invasion of the dictator was the almow. this is a -- alamo. this is an artist sketch the 187 volunteers defended the place. you will notice, mr. speaker, the flag that is flying over the alamo is not the lone star flag, which was the flag of the republic of texas, the flag of texas now. it's the flag of 1824. it's very similar to the mexican flag, but what the defenders had done was remove the eagle, the mexican eagle and put the words of the numbers 1824. and why did they do that? well, because when they went into the alamo, they were trying to rehf-establish a constitutional government in meckscon and wanted the constitution

this was a--a press briefing by sam dash, and there is bernstein next to sam dash, and all these people are members of the press, and sam dash is what is called in the press a source. c-span: you got miles benson here... >> guest: he's that one, yeah. c-span: ...and bob jackson... >> guest: right. they're from the los angeles times. c-span: ... probably from the la times... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...and josh darsen over at the far right. >> guest: uh-huh, that's from... (unintelligible). c-span: then on the next page over, a man who is no longer with us, doug kiker... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...there on the left, and do you know the gentleman on the right? >> guest: no. i've tried to find out who he was. i sent the picture to a lot of people, and i'm--i'm sure i'll now find out, after it gets this exposure, but i didn't know at the time. c-span: and who's this man? >> guest: this is... c-span: norman mailer. >> guest: ...norman mailer. i'm sorry. c-span: it's easier for me; i--i can read it. >> guest: but you can see the headline that he's reading. well, he came do--and he's doing his re

sam black was just explaining the way the supply chain works.n you look at it, you see every single person in the supply chain expanded because of the worker. what we saw in the film is workers pay this huge fee to their recruiting agents which are a key part of the system. it is not something that u.s. military invented, but they bought into a system, an existing system that is prevalent in the persian gulf countries, to bring labor from south asia -- cheap labor. >> you have one of these workers that pays $5,000 and told, well, you will make it back quickly because you will have a very high paying job. but then he gets to afghanistan and told $500 he will get a month. in order to raise that, he will have to work for a year because he has to pay back this interest rate of like 25% or 30%. >> and that is if he gets to afghanistan. we met so many workers who were warehoused in dubai for months. while they are being warehoused, they're just waiting in these very squalid labor camps. .e visited one in dubai ofai is known as the city 300,000 south a

me, sam. >> sam, yeah. this together, it's just this. look, we won't have a shutdown because we have a budget agreement and we finally have a number we agree to on appropriations. but what's disconcerting about this budget to me is we've got three years left of this administration, and they're moving farther to the left. they're not saying, let's come together and let's get at least a down payment on entitlements, on budget discipline, on closing the debt. they're going the other direction. it will be a long three years if we keep doing it this way. >> congressman, speaking of disconcerting, one of the things that's sort of disconcerting is when all talk about budget cuts is apparent among some people, you hear we have to cut medicare advantage, we have to go after food stamps, after medicaid itself. and what about the same enthusiasm for budget cuts when you look at pentagon programs that have less to do with our daily national security than bloated programs for planes that will never fly and ships that wi

his name is sam keller. he is taking on the ncaa. sam keller is now the offensive coordinator at suguaro high school. a long day from his playing days. first at arizona state and then at nebraska. >> they pound it in your head you are a student first then athlete. you have school, practice. you have weights. everything is scheduled out for you. it almost feels like you are just a robot and they just hammer it into you. you become like a soldier. you eat, sleep and breathe football. and your teammates, coaches, meetings, especially for a quarterback. >> keller says it wasn't until his playing days were over that he thought about what he called the money making machine going on all around him. >> it is very much driven on money. as a college football player, you don't see that. you what drives the money but your john is to not buy into all that. your job is the responsibility of your teammates, coaches and your school, your institution. >> sam carle now works at a restaurant and bar in scottsdale, arizona. and he now thinks college ath

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but we do not think of sam zell's.is considered the godfather of the real estate investment trust. he said the industry, its reputation is at stake. betty liu has the details, because she has been speaking to mr. zell. who has gotten on his bad side? >> it is these two. let's pull up the picture of both of them. it is adam and his father, barry portnoy. a real of them run estate investment trust. the $6 million fund has office properties all over the u.s., one in philadelphia, by the way, the one in millon center. there is a shareholder fight. activism is very uncommon in the real estate world. >> why is that, by the way? >> you would like to think they are nicer. owners have been in the business for decades. it is a gentlemanly type of -- trust me, it is ruthless as well, but in terms of outsiders coming in and trying to oust the board, which is what is happening here, that is not very common. basically, zell has teamed up with jeff blau of related, and keith meister. and by the way, blau and meister have a 10% stake

>> reporter:a roller hockey player since age four, sam is pretty good on skates too and put some niftymoves on shark's goalie alex stalock before finding himself on the benchafter practice, there was sharks general manager doug wilson with a one-day contract and a new jersey he'll wear when he skates through the sharks head >> reporter:before the next game. and when he graduates.sam says he'll be back looking for a job with the sharks. >> reporter:in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter:pizza, french fries, milkshakes -- we all have our weaknesses. and "out of sight, out of mind," certainly applies to our ability to resist these indulgences because your proximity to a fast food chain is likely affecting your waist line. >> reporter:researchers found that continuous exposure to the bright lights of fast food restaurants are tempting us hit to our brakes and the impact on you is worse if you pass these places often. >> reporter:researchers at the university of cambridge found that people who were exposed to fast food restaurants on their way to, and from work -- had average bod

sam grobart has hands on it. look.y.is the new i would to show you five things about it that are new as it was just enough today. for starters, it is a larger display. this is 5.1 inches. four .5galaxy only has inches. you have a fingerprint sensor on the bottom. it is something we have seen on other phones as well. on the back there is a heart rate monitor. the phone will tell you if you are about to have a cardiac episode or not. ande is a better camera better materials along the back. this answers some of the were nots that they the best. it is also water resistant. it will be just fine. if you drop it in a bar bathroom, it is curtains. i-4oined corian conversation. joined corian i-4 a conversation. water resistant as well as a dust resistant standard called ip 67. it can be in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes. >> wow. >> that is a true innovation. >> that has me more interested. the heart rate monitor, if i get into a heated conversation with cory, i can check my pulse? >> right of the back of the phone up.

sam brock joins us now with the story. sam? >> reporter: good evening. the guadeloupe parkway or river i should say is tame right now. that's not the problem. the problem is what this river looked like overnight, and the barrier, the middleman between the guadeloupe river and the 87 thruway is this water purpose station in the middle that's supposed to be worked properly. but it did not, and you can't blame caltrans. they were out here inspecting this pump station as of yesterday. and sometime in between yesterday and this morning, someone stole the copper attached it to, which led to all kinds of problems. 87 was a pool this morning, roadblocking commuters, snarling traffic, creating issues. they were able to flush out a lot of that water by putting in a transitional pump that flushed it right away. they really have a serious issue on their hands moving forward. >> the year 2012, statewide we had to spend $50 million on repairing the damage done by copper wire thieves. and they don't just hit pump houses, they hit traffic signals, irrigation systems, et

sam brock looks into both of the claims. sam? >> jessica and raj, the congress is right now looking at a law sponsored by democrats and republicans that would reverse things back to the way that they used to be. air carriers say current law holds them to a different standard and everybody else by presenting that full price and that's largely true. they say the government can get away with more taxes under the current law and that, too, appears to be true. it's transparency in the airways, the airline industry says not a chance, not when it comes to buying tickets priced on fairs and government taxes built in, a rarity for consumer products. >> any time that you are making it harder for consumers to distinguish between how much their product is and taxes is, is inherently unfair for consumers. >> reporter: we asked sean kennedy at airlines for america, a group representing carriers like transportation law needs an overhaul. >> it makes it easier for the government to raise the tax burden right now on passengers. the aviation indus

we have sam to talk about that. i think it is going to be an interesting thing. >> the price is coming down. >> $500. not unlike fax machines and scanners. >> my husband wants one. we are going to talk about 3-d printing as well. today is monday. pimm is not here, but bill and i are going to try to guess today's mystery guest. i tried this before, and i was a total flub. >> i hope you are not counting on me. >> i am. >> 20 questions i used to be good at, and i used to be good at concentration. my mother remembers that. i hope we figure out before it is obvious who it will be. >> we get three hints. just two, i forget. all that and more over the next couple of hours. let's get to headlines. >> a couple of stories at this hour. we could talk about what is going on to the markets. five former aides of madoff were helping run the scheme. the two men hired by madoff hired had little experience, and they were convicted on all counts. they failed to persuade a federal jury in manhattan that they were ignorant of the fraud.

sam went deep for oakland. shelled in this game. it ends in 8-8 time. cute scene at the end of soccer game south africa and brazil. also boy was to be escorted out but the brazilian star picked him up turned pictures into it and turned it into. look at that smile. fantastic moment. this is a scene they will all remember forever. so cute. in contrast with the knuckle head who ran out on to the court in the hawaii santa barbara game tonight. gets in the face of the coach before shoved away. you want a piece of me come get me. yes. then he is running off into the stands. just another night in my daughter school right there we are told he was arrested and might be ex pechltd he's still, i'm right here. abc 7 sports brought to

sam's parents have tried to get him into calmer sports like golf but sam won't be deterred and he hasroven that he can handle it. >> apparently so. he is a san jose shark after all, right? great story, anne makovec live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> i love that story. he was so emotional about it. >> i know, crying on the bench. he must be king of the high school today. >> that is great. good for the sharks. >>> all right. let's go outside and show you -- unfortunately some drivers are going to be stuck waiting for a while trying to get on the bay bridge. they turned the metering lights on early once again. they turned on the metering lights at 5:50. so you're backed up to the maze. 580 approach is jammed solid all the way to highway 24. san mateo bridge on the other hand everything looks great here no problems so far leaving hayward and continuing on over the high-rise. here's a live look at the nimitz, 880 in oakland. problem-free between 238 and the maze. southbound also looks smooth sailing as you head down into hayward on the approach to highway 92. westbound 580 different stor

sam's parents have tried to get him into calmer sports like golf but sam won't be deterred and he has proven that he can handle it. >> well, he looks determined and happy, too. great story, anne makovec live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> 5:09. 10 days after the malaysia airlines jetliner vanish, new information is casting suspicious on the pilot. >> a bay area man is among two dozen military veterans getting their due finally. a big honor coming up. >> winter ending here comes spring. the temperatures looking spring- like already. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have some vta delays now. we understand light rail is not operating between japantown and the convention center in san jose. they are offering alternate bus service. more on your commute coming up. but we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: look at that! $300 off serta perfect sleeper and sealy posturepedic. pl

last question, sam. marco rubio, we e didn't play sound from him, but i guess he has to make up some lost ground because he did the dastardly thing of trying to get immigration reform passed with democratic cooperation. he talked about foreign policy, accused the president of moral relativism, talked about the fact that this administration in his eyes has strengthened america's enemies. what is the sense again among cpac attendees about marco rubio's prospects in the coming year? was there tangible warmth or iciness? >> it's interesting enough, there's an amnesty panel going on, immigration am necessary si panel going on right now outside of the hall. i'd be curious to see what they'd say about marco rubio there so i don't want to comment on that specifically. but with respect to foreign policy, probably the speaker who touched on it the most of the main speakers today. i talked to people outside the halls and they are ambivalent using any tough, big footprint response with respect to the current crisis

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sam johnson's daughter and they now have what they collectively called the p.o.w. grandchildren. sam is now a congressman from the state of texas and was the elite solo pilot for the thunderbirds. ron stores is one p.o.w. from this group of 11 that didn't make it home. it was wrong. when you read the book and i want you to read the book not ache as i wrote it but because it's the most incredible story you will ever hear. when you read the story and you read about ron the kind of understand how terrible ,-com,-com ma mentally terrible that whole situation was. nell tanner. nelson ross. flew together. they were on the carl's ep they got shut down. nels was not a senior officer but he ended up in this group of 11 and i will tell you why. and i love this story. .. they thought they had this great confession. well, they got a phone call from the united states other couple weeks later, and one friend told them that clark kent was superman. and they came, got nels and took nells along with these other folks to alcatraz. a little prison a mile north of the hanoi hilton, 13

district or, sam ford, abc 7 news. you, sam.ht, thank the man who blew the whistle on mayor vincent gray's is supporting -- brown is the one who ignited the federal investigation in the first place when he claimed he was paid to stay in the mayoral race. maureen? exchange has care already cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars and is now the target of a federal investigation. the maryland bureau chief joins us to explain how it got this far. the $276 million question. why are there so many problems when so much money has been spent? ♪ >> that was the promise of maryland's obamacare website. launched late and still not functioning properly, it has failed to deliver. >> they brag that they would develop the best exchange. now is the worst. >> he says the o'malley's administration attempt to set up is so bading website that the department of health and human services is launching an investigation. the bottom line is taxpayers deserve to know where that money went. >> paris says the investigation will look at contr

ogether sam zell. >> we have been gathering our position and sam called us up and said -- actually ink he wound up in a dispute with the family in a transaction or some landholdings they had in hawaii. research onid some them and ran across the stories about what we were doing and really said there is something wrong, when he read about the governance that is in place. he called us up and said, is there anything i can do to help? we said, you should buy some stock and then vote whatever way you think is appropriate. >> by some stock in commonwealth. >> by some stock in commonwealth, right. we called him back and asked, why don't you join our team or be our proposed chairman if we were to win the fight, and he called back and said, he is actually very busy, but this is so important to him -- proper governance and really his role as a leader in the reit industry that he has to do this, he views this as an opportunity to a change and fix the governance practices. >> how come you don't want any management part of this reit? oure did this in opportunity funds, the holder of the stock toda

sam says, the high point of his day so far, was when he put one. stalock, and also 'shooting the breeze' with shark's captain joe thornton on the bench. later, he got a one-day contract from sharks g-m doug wilson and he will skate through the giant shark's head. before tonight's game. and this coming sunday night at 9pm. we will preview the upcoming a's season in a kron four sports special hosted by sports director gary radnich. everything you need to know about the two- time defending a.l. west champs. heading into the upcoming season. it's all this coming sunday at 9pm following our newscast. warriors magic steph curry facing the orlando magic without andre igoudala and andrew bogut "the big three" stepped up --- 2nd quarter david lee - the layup from curry lee: 20 points, 10 rebs 3rd quarter curry - 3-pointer from the corner.warriors up 75-51 curry: 23 points, 5 assists later in the 3rd klay thompson catch and shoot 3- pointersplash! klay: 20 points final: 103-89 warriors warriors improve to 43-26.6th place in west magic drop to 4-31 on the roa

sam even skated through the sharks mouth for the introductions sam then became emotional when introducedduring the game.he has had a serious heart condition since birth in today stories the south bay darling from the sochi olympics -- figure skater polina edmunds -- was honored tonight by the san jose city council. edmunds received a commendation for her outstanding efforts representing san jose and the u-s. at the olympic games. the 15-year-old sophomore at archbishop mitty high school. met several council members -- and even took a few "selfies" with them. edmunds came in 9th place in the women's' competition, and says she is already training for the 2018 games in south korea. looks like artificial intelligence has just caught up to us when it comes to remembering a face. and it's so right on, it's kind of creepy. facebook is out with a new program called "deep face". it can tell whether two different photos of faces are the same person, with more than 97 percent accuracy. deep face uses a complex neural network meant to imitate an animals' central nervous system. gahannaalready facebo

i am thinking a lot about michael sam, the first gay player in the national football league, at sam's first press conference, he spoke about i'm just here to play football, i'm just here to kick butt, the reception he got at a missouri game, i was going to cry but then again i play football. people cheered him in the nfl. it's so interesting to me, okay if it's easier to be gay if you are going to act in a familiar way, inside that crying box, i don't cry, is it easier to be gay than admit to being weak, admit to needing help? let's face its, if you look at the divorce rate statistics of nfl players, you look at the number of nfl players who end up broke, you look at the number of nfl players who end up broken. over the issues that the nfl players are not dealing with as a result of a highly pressurized highly volatile sport. >> barry bonds was convicted three years ago, obstruction of justice for deliberately misleading investigators. some people are furious he's back. he was one of the greatest players in baseball before he was tainted by stroind of steroids. shouldn't he get a seco

reporting live from downtown, i'm sam brock, back to you. >> thank you, sam. plenty of problems especially in the wet weather. the live traffic map. a lot of red and yellow throughout this bay area with our commuting issues here. let's get to the live cameras now. let's go to 880 in fremont. sluggish and average speed 30 to 40 miles per hour. the headlights coming towards us is south. up further, 880 in oakland sluggish. still moving but it is slow. in fact, at some point today, chp officers say they were stretched to the limit at several points today just trying to keep up with the calls. kimberly tere joins us and kimberly, the rain is a headache to get around town but it's big business for a lot of people. >> reporter: that's right and we'll get into that in a minute, raj. i'll show you the interstate here. as you mentioned, sluggish like most of the loroad ways we've sn and not sluggish on a good day but when it rains, it can quickly go from slow to a standstill. heavy rain and reduced visibility is being blamed for multiple accidents today including this