. >> sheraton says it's not practical to have the iconic work displayed in such a public area. >> the auction will bring between $3 million to $5 million. >> jimmy kimmel live next. >> and that is our report for now. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. "abc 7 news" continues tomorrow morning beginning at 5:00. >> it's going to be a great weekend outside, so enjoy yourself. so if you have a flat tire, dead battery, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jessica simpson. comedian jim jefferies. and music from luke bryan. brought to you by the incredible egg. with cleto and the cletones. and now, mark my words, here's jimmy kimmel!

and there is a conference was in the sheraton five hundred meters away and i have not been allowed to go out of the hotel because there was one protest looking to buy light rail and it was a police officer beside him and asking can i go outside please i would like to go and do my job. i was going to assist as allowance of the c. s. around so that we will enter into a new phase in negotiation oliver is a libra zation of the service. i remember that commissioner let me ask been blocked i mean he has been in for to enter his car but the car couldn't move because of those people they're just there and no policeman say please go away in five metres so that the v.i.p.'s here can do his job. many n.g.o.s say that yourself is a secret secret organisation having secret meetings you can commission all the way everything is on the website i mean i am doing my job by contacting the commission with officials responsible for my file if anybody else would like to do the same there's a phone number he's on the in the world on the website i'm just doing my job and i don't have anything specific but is

. >> sheraton says it's not practical to have the iconic work displayed in such a public area. >> the auction will bring between $3 million to $5 million. >> jimmy kimmel live next. >> and that is our report for now. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joining us. "abc 7 news" continues tomorrow morning beginning at 5:00. >> it's going to be a great weekend outside, so enjoy yourself. time to check on sharon carmona, she is studying to be a doctor, but at 248 pounds... you have 33.7% fat. ...sharon knows she's the one who needs to get fit and healthy. i need to get this under control. so ali vincent made a house call. sharon? i'm ali! and gave sharon a live big prescription. you don't go to a bar if you're an alcoholic. you don't keep food in the house. klondike bars in the freezer if you have food issues. keep going. i feel like i'm going to fly off. bicep. step back and bring it back. now six months has gone by. i'm a really competitive person. make sure those butts are done. jump rope, jump rope. come on. plus its time for sharon to get back on the scale. okay let's

san mateo neighborhood about a string of burglaries, they broke into homes on lexington avenue and sheraton place in the highlands area. police say in all, three cases the burglars got into the homes through sliding glass back doors. now one woman says her husband came home and found their home ransacked and valuable jewelry was missing. she says the back door had been forced open. >> probably they have something that you know the bar you know -- and then they have a lock here. the -- they broke the lock. >> the sheriff's department has added extra patrols in the neighborhood and deputies are asking neighbors to report any suspicious vehicles or activity. >>> we're a week into spring training and hundreds of players are trying to win a job with the ball club but they aren't the only ones looking for work from ticket takers to ushers to concessions, kpix 5's anne makovec shows thus big turnout for the -- us the big turnout for the san jose giants' job fair. >> times are tough right now. >> reporter: hundreds of job seekers came hopeful for part- time temp work with the san jose giant. >> try

i was based in the hotel and there's a conference was in the sheraton five hundred metres away and i have not been allowed to go out of the hotel because it was one protest looking to do it by lying on the ground and it was a police officer beside him and asking can i go outside please i would like to go and do my job. i was going to assist disallowance of the c.s. around so that we will enter into a new phase a negotiation is a libra zation of service. i remember that commissioner let me as been blocked i mean he has been able to enter he's caught but the car couldn't move because of those people they're just there and the policeman say please go away in five metres so that the v.i.p.'s here can do his job. many n.g.o.s say that yourself is a secret secret organisation having secret meetings you can commission all the way everything is on their website. i mean i am doing my job by contacting the commission the officials responsible for my file if anybody else would like to do the same there's a fun number he's on the in the on the website i'm just doing my job and i don't have anyth

thieves have hit homes on lexington avenue and sheraton place in the highlands area. three cases say that burglars got into the homes through sliding glass back doors. one woman says her husband came home and found their home ransacked and scramble jewelry was missing. she says the back door had been forced open. >> probably they have something that you know the bar you know. and then they have a lock here. they broke the lock. >> the sheriff's department has added extra patrols in the neighborhood and deputies are asking neighbors to report any suspicious vehicles or activity. >>> santa clara county held the largest county funded gun buy back in the country. in exchange for firearms. each handgun, shotgun and rifle was worth $100 and each assault weapon $200. either way, the goal is to get guns off the streets. >> there is any fear from anyone saying well you know what if i'm connected to something? it is anonymous and we are maintaining that program to be anonymous and we encourage those that wish to turn in a weapon will do so. >> the guns are destroyed after being

burglars broke into homes on lexington avenue and sheraton place in the high lands area. police say in all three cases the burglars got in through the homes through sliding glass back doors. one woman says her husband came home and found their home ransack and had valuable jewelry was missing. he say it is back door had been forced open. >> probably they have something that you know, the bar you know and then they have a lock here. the -- they broke the lock. >> the sheriff's department has added extra patrols in the neighborhood, and deputies are asking neighbors to report any suspicious vehicles or activity. >>> for some it's a way for them to help pay for the rising cost of living. the job opportunities hundreds are lining up for no matter what the position. >>> and we're counting down the days until the opening of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. kpix 5 is your official station for the opening ceremony labor day weekend. hello! how sharp is your business security? can it help protect your people and property while keeping out threats to your operations? it's no

>> no he didn't have winter clothes and we had to spend the night at the airport sheraton. up by all the local news and then it went out to the national news. united was scared to put us back on the plane. >> jimmy: why would they be scared? if the plane was safe they could put you on or not. >> they couldn't figure out what was wrong with the plane. maybe it's okay. i don't know. so we get back on the plane the next morning. you had to rebook the flight and get on the plane. i said to the flight attendant isn't this the same plane and she said, yes, it is. >> jimmy: how did you know? >> i have become one of the people that uses the wipes to wipe down everything in your seat because i have seen all those tv shows. >> jimmy: crazy people, yes. >> i'm an old lady crazy person. and i had taken my wipe out and wiped everything out. the thing like this. and i went to do it on the new plane and i wept like this -- that's very clean. somebody must have wiped this out and it was me. >> jimmy: you realized it was you. >> i was in the same seat. >> jimmy: that is a weird story. did y

sheraton which owns the palace it's not practical to have the iconic work displayed in such a public area. the hotel hopes the auction will bring in $3 million and $5 million. >> burning the midnight oil the senate passes it's first budget in four years. why the plan will likely bring more debate this summer in more debate this summer in washington. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. from a. >> katie: were welcome back. let's start the half-hour out with a quick look at the weather. >> katie, check it out. this is a view from the sutro camera. have you seen clear conditions? we had a little brit of patchy fog earlier. temperatures are cool in the upper 30s there. we are beginning to see the numbers recover into the 40s around the bay. this afternoon it will be sunny alon

this company has developed a fabulous set of internationally known brands, w, sheraton, among others. it's a holding company and it's built hundreds of new -- it's building 100 new hotels in china. it's trumped estimates consistently, off a 65 cent basis and revenues per room are going higher. key metric. most important, with the wave of a pen, starwood could split into a hotel company and a hospitality management company, and this $60 stock would open at $75 a share the next day. and guess what, $75 is exactly where starwood was when we last hit a peak. hey, sorry, that's ridiculous. this is a much better company than it was five years ago. the second name, key corp, a bank that has been buying aggressively. why? because it's got a clean balance sheet. it trades at a discount to book value and it has tremendous exposure to the manufacturing heartland. based in ohio. the results of the next round of bank stress tests will soon be announced and i'm betting this company will then be able to boost its 2% yield substantially. and how has key stock done for the last five years? how about a

weapon and they thought it might be a liability to have a weapon in their museum dedicated to the sheraton arlington county and has been in possession of the arlington county sheriff every sense. the modern-day prosecutor i interviewed for the book was excited about this because the shotgun is associated with the prosecutor and it's in the sheriff's office. more to the point, crandal mackey was the sheriff outlined the political machine. the modern-day prosecutor retiring at the time felt like the shotgun should be in the possession of the prosecutor, not the sheriff. i asked her about that and she said it's ours and we're keeping it. today, crandal mackey stand has been largely forgotten. there's a couple places you can learn. one is in the conference room where we look at the shotgun crandal mackey used. also we are not far from crandal mackey park, the area where all of these saloons and and sunday buyers used to be. crandal mackey with that to be remembered as someone who played a critical role in creating the modern northern virginia appear to is a huge escalator and amateur poets in

leadership abilities in 1862 when sheraton was commanding a cauvery brigade that defeated the larger rebel force in mississippi, three months after shiloh. in chattanooga in november 1863, grant shared in his strong missionary ridge and receive confederates for hours when no one else did. .. to interview moises naim for this episode of "after words." umar a note to columnist, international economics and globalization. you were also a scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace, and formerly editor of foreign policy magazine and former minister in venezuela. so, all that said, you have also now written a new book called "the end of power" and that's what we are here to talk about today. let's start at the beginning. which i think is how did you come to write this book and how did all of those various experiences and for what went into this? >> guest: delighted to be here. thank you. in that introduction you encapsulated many of the -- by giving a lot of those things that you mentioned, i arrived at having that intuition about what was going on with power. we all know tha

followed by four points by sheraton.e is the w, st. regis and the collection have doubled their footprint around the world and they're set to grow another 50% in the next five years. >> it must be quite costly to relocate 200 executives from stanford to dubai for a month-long immersion which is what you're doing. is that because it's important to appear locally to be ingrained with what's going on? to understand middle east hotels in order for you to run them for local operations? >> that's exactly right. so getting closer to the market, whether it's here or whether it's what we did in china two years ago by moving the headquarters there. getting close to the market and listening to hotel owners and listening to operators to make sure they can market bet abouter and, some of the highest satisfaction score is here in the middle east. we want to learn from our operators here and take those earnings around the rest of the company. >> frits, i know before you went to dubai for this immersion you were at the hotel investment

we have over 25 cheesemakers that will be at the sheraton.ir cheeses. a lot people love to dream about cheesecake. fifth the cheesecake is made with goat cheese. it's very easy to make with the fresh berries currently in season. she's needs be here! ha ha. near is one part port is part of the cheese festival. this cheese festival is right here in california and everyone here makes their own cheese. it's cheese from buffalo's sheep and cows. if you go to artists and cheese and festival. and compaq. we bring she's like this and cheesecake you're welcome anywhere. instant friendship right. let's take a live look outside this morning. were heading up to the sierra. there's plenty of sunshine we're expecting a high in the mid '50s there in the syrup. it should be a beautiful day we are starting to see some breaks and sunshine out there. and dealing with a lot of low cloud cover. will be breezy and mild today. you'll feel that school lunches to have some rain headed towards the bay area by about tuesday. this is what your temperature is look like i

few dispute sheraton is the most aggressive general the union had. they shared on the worse western theater of stones river, tennessee, alertness and tenacity saves you are william nostrand's army on the last day of 1862. his division strong missionary which in november 1863. in march 1864, grant are assured that east. sheridan spent the last year of the war in virginia. after the war, sheridan carried out governments reconstruction policies in louisiana and texas. he wish he cold war in the mexican border during the plains indian war was a top indian fighter, eventually became commander-in-chief of the army and surprisingly saved yellowstone national park from exploitation. sheridan grew up in ohio and graduated from west point in 1853. when the civil war began in 1861, sheridan was scared 30-year-old infantry cat jane serving in the oregon