and thanks again to everyone over at margaritaville spiked tea and spiked lemonade.ponsoring the show tonight, and they're making this whole thing possible. [ cheers ] they're awesome. it's a tasty bev, too. >> steve: it is. you can mix half and half and make yourself a spiked arnold palmer. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. as i call it a john daly. little golf humor. >> steve: yeah i love golf. >> jimmy: hey, folks, it is once -- time once again for letters home. working on this show is a lot like camp. there are lots of activities throughout the day. we eat a lot of meals together and we work long hours. so people spend a lots of time away from their families. while we have a lot of fun here, it is important to stay connected. it is a camp tradition that everyone has to write home once a day. so here at the show we are making "letters home" something of a rule. and just as mine camp counselors had to deal with me, i'm checking in with everybody else to make sure they're writing their letters. so let's see -- let's check in with our stage manager. nickka, do

comedy central's targeting generally young men, spike's slightly older men. more for guys, spike tv more for guys, more for men, and tv land's more for adults. spike and comedy central are going for guys, and the land's a 50/50 split. >> host: you're being honored today with the vanguard award for programming, so congratulations. >> guest: thank you very much. >> host: you've been in the business a long time now. >> guest: 30 years. i was talking to my colleague about remembering the first show i ever went to when i was working for the cable news network, the then-fledgling cable news network, and ted turner was working the booth. >> host: we seem to be on the precipice, you keep hearing again and again of the explosion in the merger of the internet and traditional television, whatever that is today. how do you hope to exploit that as all of these services integrate and, also, explode with speed? >> guest: well that, you know, that's the question that's on everybody's mind, and that's a subject that we're all discussing every day endlessly. um, but i do know

spike lee made that happen. sat down with spike lee in soho. a simple discussion. spike says, "come up with an anthem." i went overseas, came back with an anthem. but spike lee made it happen by shooting two videos, a big one in bed-stuy, having the movie, and then putting it in the movie eight to ten times. i was like, "whoa." he made that happen. yes, i put the words together, but it's a team that makes things happen. and if it wasn't for spike lee making that happen... i think that was a very important, key part to public enemy's career. and i look back, and i say, "well, you know, that's something that i wrote." but it was taken, and the ball was run into the end zone by other powers that wanted to help out. and early on, when you heard that people were saying none of your music should be on the radio, what was your reaction to that? well, first of all, they never really considered rap music "music." and then they said, "well, it's a kid's music." i remember when george harrison once called rap music "computerized rot." and then i said publicly, i said, "well,

. >>, a central, -- comedy central, spike tv, and tv land. they are three distinct channels with three distinct brands and three distinct audiences. comedy central is targeted generally too young men and spike is targeted to men slightly older. tv land is more for adults. comedy and despite have a little crossover and they are both going for guys --, the and it spike have a little crossover. >> you have been in the business for a long time now. >> 30 years this year. i was just talking to my colleague about the first show i ever went to. it was the then fledgling cable news network. >> you keep hearing as you walk the floor about the explosion in the merger of the internet and traditional television, whatever that is today. how do you hope to exploit that, as all of these services integrate? >> that is the question on everybody's mind. that is the question we are discussing every day, endlessly. i am pretty certain that the answer is, it all revolves around original programming. none of these platforms mean anything without programming and wi

spike is more men, and tvland is for adults. >> comedy and spike have a crossover, but tvland is 50/50. >> host: you are honored today and congratlations on that. >> guest: thank you very much. >> host: you've been in business a long time. >> guest: 33 years. i was talking about covering the first show i ever went to working with the cable news nrk, and ed turner was looking to leave. >> host: we seem to be on the precipice and you hear again and hear, the explosion and merger of the internet and traditional television, whatever that is today. how do you hope to exploit that as all of these services integrate and also explode? >> guest: you know, that's the question on everybody's mind. that's a subject we're all discussing every day endlessly, but i know i'm pretty certain that the answer is it all involves around programming, an original program so none of these platforms mean anything without programming, and without content so whether you're a cable operator or satellite distributer or netflix or hulu or whoever you are, you need content. as long as we have great compelling conte

so when you track those price spikes, they track exactly with the spikes in the price of gasoline. >> geopolitical is very important in that equation. >> doesn't oil become like a political football an awful lot of these oil producing countries? >> absolutely. >> in terms of how much they'll produce and put in the market. >> on when you look at opec who obviously controls about one-third of the oil he reserves ins the world. and that's the 1 oil producing exports countries, they have a lot to say about that.3 oil pro exports countries, they have a lot to say about that.the world. and that's the 13 oil producing exports countries, they have a lot to say about that. >> they go both directions. do american companies increase and decrease the amount of oil they pump based on price, as well? >> we would love to increase our access to the united states. we have so much reserves here that we aren't able to access. right now we only have 6%. >> and i realize you represent the western states of the united states when it comes to big oil. but in general, we know opec turns a nobody, but do comp

for the first seven years, i was at spike. >> the first video was released when? >> the end of january 2010. >> that is the one that has a 2 million hits? the other one that we have been watching has about 700,000. >> let's watch a little bit. >> here we are. peace out. great recession thanks to me. we are not in a recession. do not you think it is time for a switch from hair of the dog? it is time to get sober. ♪ >> john papola, who is the chairman supposed to be in congress? anybody? >> that is rich murphy is a great singer. he is awesome. the composer had worked with him before. when we decided we wanted to bring a different element to the song to break up the wrapping with something melodic, richard recommended recommended rich. >> who are the two actors? >> they are improv actors. my wife actually found them. i met her when i was at nickelodeon. she is also a tv professional. we had tried a couple of up and coming wrappers. it was not quite fitting. soon you commit to it and take the time to get the intuitions right. i said that we need basically two guys tha

his name, ironically, is spike. his owners are upset because they think it could be a jokester or something like that. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. the miracle on the hudson plane is expected to wrap up its week long road trip to south carolina. it's headed to an air museum there to be resembled as a complete exhibit. >>> nasa will launch a satellite from california's vandenburg air force base to observe levels of salt on the earth's ocean. >>> and sasha obama, the president's youngest daughter, celebrates her tenth birthday. all day long, you can say on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out what's next for newt gingerich after friction on the campaign trail leaves the gop contender's top aides to call it quits. >>> and the irish s

in unemployment a spike in poverty a spike in discontent and it's contributing to the first general strike in greece called yesterday that we've seen in that country since the military hunter was thrown out in one nine hundred seventy four we've seen the austerity package in ireland pushed that countries unemployment for about seven and a half percent to seventeen percent and what you're doing with austerity packages engineering a recession or depression to repay creditors to avoid the total anarchy of a default and a market led meltdown argentina two thousand and two and it's a bit of a toss up historically between which is more painful and which is more dangerous for an aspiring middle class and for a nation braced for really severe suffering in the case of greece and not so far down the road possibly several other countries around the world including other countries and mediterranean southern europe was was one of the options the greece could have gone for what basically what argentina did back about a decade ago when they just said of the i.m.f. hey you know shove it we're going

and a spike in traffic for the west bound direction.ickly disappeared, last time we looked it was a hot spot is already clearing out for the ride coming through the all to my past. let me back that up,--the altamont pass. now it is still sluggish but towards a dublin. we had a stall in the center divider of managing to slow the traffic never the less. now let us head over to the bay bridge. we start at the toll plaza for the west bound ride. with the metering lights, it is a metering liked back up 04 what would otherwise be exceptionally light traffic for the bay bridge toll plaza thank you caltrans. now a look of the ride for the san mateo bridge, no problems there. west bound traffic with no me a ring lights. i your trip to the golden gate bridge southdown, still in easy ride coming from or rent county. now this is the james lick freeway in san francisco. the pickup bar camera, and see no delays as you head towards the peninsula out of downtown. for your right on highway 80 west bound, still very like coming down from highway no. 4. >

. >> what was your pass before you got into spiked tv?i went to film school at penn state's university, and i have been a member of the viacom family for my whole career. i got started at in tv in the animation group, and then i work for nickelodeon, which is where i met my boss, so when he left nickelodeon to go to spike, i said, take me with you. the sounds exciting. in the first seven years until this april did before we left to start a new venture, i was with spike. >> the first video was released when democrats it came out in january, 2010. >> -- was released when? >> it came out in january, 2010. >> let's watch a little bit of the route. good region t -- of the rap. ♪ you think it is time for a switch ♪ the long run is here and it's time to get sober ♪ ♪ are deserved greater ♪ ♪ things would have been worse >> 13 c and models are tidy and neat, but the top down approach ♪ ♪ >> i have to ask you who is the chairman? who is he supposed to be in congress? >> he is awesome. he is a great singer. the composer work with him before, so whe

of the problem and unfortunately it's unclear whether global officials fully get what's behind the spike in food costs for us our next guest might have a clue his name is daniel daniel decker and he's a senior contributor of the street dot com he's also the author of this book here the oils and lisbeth taming the on reliable price of oil to secure our economy general thank you so much for speaking with us now when you look at the problem of hunger and food inflation in your view is this a production problem where we're not making enough of the stuff or a political problem. well it's partially a production problem lou see but what is not really well understood is that it's also become a financial problem in that hard assets greens and so forth it's been most seen with oil have become tools for speculators tools for investments of many different classes of investors to get involved in and that besides making the price go up over the course of a very short period of time has added to a lot of the volatility that we've seen in prices you mentioned the forty percent of grain prices that we've

you see this just dramatic spike, really a global spike in gdp everywhere around the planet. now, this is an extraordinary change. and you hear people talking about history as being this process that repeats itself sometimes, but when you think about global gdp over this scale you realize the expression doesn't mean anything here because something this dramatic has never happened before over the course of human history. now, why is it happening? it's being driven by new ideas and new innovations that put those ideas to practical use. more often than not, it's new innovations that help us in capturing and sharing energy and information in new ways. so, let's look at one great case study which is 17th century holland. at this point in the 1700s, holland has the highest gdp per capita of any country in the world. it's the wealthiest country in the world. what's driving that? well, increased efficiency in capturing wind power. think of those classic dutch windmills, which are being used to more efficiently convert raw timber into lumber which helps them build better ships, which

and you also had energy and commodity prices spiking at the same time which were having an impact on economic growth. so all those things are still in place or have kind of come back into place right now, it is causing a little bit of fear in investor's minds. >> susie: so with that in mind, those trio of concerns, how do you rank those in terms of the biggest uncertainty for investors? >> well, i think in the short run the end of the quantitative easing program, i think is a huge overhang on the market. no one really knows how that is going to play out. but i think the biggest concern towards our domestic economy is the price of energy. you know, recently the price of a barrel of oil spiked up to about 110-- 110, 120 bucks a barrel which caused gas prices to rise over four bucks a gallon. and that really puts a crimp on economic growth. it curtails consumer spending and certainly has an impact on the economy and we've seen that in some of the data. >> tom: let's talk about some of your new picks because the first two are in technology, presumably sheltered by the high energy prices.

, which treats spikes of activity. >> do any of you have examples of the ftc inability to enforce the law? ok, can you please elaborate further on why you need this -- when you think this definition of personal information is too narrow? >> i think the definition that i propose follows with examples included in the bill and is, -- and is common sense. the ip address poses a risk because it could be personally identifiable. lowest helps people understand. but if the list is limited, i think we have a problem. >> thank you. >> thank you. the chair recognizes mr. olson for five minutes. >> thank you. i would like to welcome the witnesses. my first two questions are for you, mr. goldman. what is the chamber's view about items are recovered? >> generally, we have supported carve out some midget car alps -- carve outs. >> ok. one witness stated that the ftc thought that a reasonable risk was the right thing because erring on the side of caution was necessary. >> the chamber does support a significant risk standard. there are two possibilities. where customers are over notified and they igno

that's one of the leading theories about why we have the spike? >> 80-90 megawatts. >> huge. >> these are gigantic power eaters, what's the alternative to an electric heater if you want to keep yourself warm? >> well, it depends on how you are using it. if you are turning it on so it's heating you while you are present it may be the most efficient thing you can do. >> somebody was talking about replacing a furnace and i have seen a lot of people replacing furnaces looking for energy efficiency furnaces. there are different ways to rate furnaces. new requirements say they have to be the ducts have to be sealed and insulated and meet all the efficiency requirements. one of the most important things i have seen and believe we should look at and buying the smallest furnace you possibly can. i often see murnaces that are way over sized that are sufficient to heat the entire house and they cycle on and turn off and cycle and turn off rather than minimum heating availability. >> i have an 80,000 btu system in my house that's what was there when i bought

we spiked up and there has been a slight downward trend since then. let me show you how that compares to be bar association. this chart depicts the number of appointments -- number of a pullman said have been referred to the conflict panel. even though you saw a chart previously that started here, when up and then down, this one is all over the map. five years ago, this was at $3,800. it went up and stayed up and then spiked way up to almost 5900 last year. a big piece of that was unavailability by the public defender. it went down to what we hope will hover at or go down even lower to $4,600. all this is basically to depict to you how difficult it actually is and how it is probably not doable to predict what the cost will be over the next five years. having said that, i want to conclude that we do agree with the recommended reduction, and i'm happy to take any questions you might have. supervisor chu: thank you. just wanted to clarify -- are these the number actually charged cases? >> yes. supervisor chu: i'm seeing something very interesting. if you

help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. >>> seven minutes past the hour here on the cnn saturday morning. what you are seeing is somebody having to paddle down the road. this is not a river. this is a road in a neighborhood. this is what people are having to do in north dakota where flood waters in minot are at an all-time high. they are actually getting higher. this is the souris river. it is causing problems. it is expected to rise another six feet this weekend. thousands of people have already evacuated. the national guard has had to call in. people are grabbing what they can and getting out of there. >> reporter: as she watches the river rise in downtown minot, jody stoppler raised all her kids there. >> for 30 years. >> reporter: teresa and her husband took what they could before saying good-bye to their house of 16 years. >> it hits home. it really does. you never knew it could affect me this way. it is terrible. >> reporter: some are staying with friends and family. others a

on hitting its stride the world's fastest man you seen baltic's top honors at the golden spike one hundred meters event making it to interrupt this. now is an action packed it fit for headquarters on the web coleman aiding in her being once again elected president for the fourth straight time and it's seventy five who was the only candidates after mohamed bin hammam withdrew from the running at the weekend good story been a mom was subsequently suspended on corruption charges being shown scottish football association tried to postpone the election over allegations qatar bought the rights to the twenty twenty two world cup but in the end only seventeen members and. and supported in motion blotted out take charge of world football's governing body on call twenty. earlier in the day blatter a nonstarter world cup host countries would not be chosen by a vote of all two hundred eight member states that is opposed to the twenty four man board which previously this isn't. going to get more in the future the organization of the world cup will be decided by if he feels congress. committee will prov

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hitting his stride the world's fastest man you same bull takes top honors at the golden spike one hundred meters events making it to winston to this season's. been an action packed day at fifa headquarters the building in zurich a hive of activity as delegates prepared to elect their president despite there being only one candidate separate after he's once again in charge for another four years his third term and all his sole rival mohamed bin hammam hardwick thrown out the weekend spit on mom for vice president jack warner where bund pending investigation into corruption charges a mom and self this morning complains about what he calls fair exclusion from congress blotter his reelection came not without opposition the english and scottish football associations have both asked for it to be suspended it does seem though that blatter has acknowledged that is all well within world football's leading body. to quote you. believe we're living in a world of respect and discipline but unfortunately i must say that it's no longer the case because of the pyramid. pyramid is now chic nears its found

. >> we definitely see a spike in temperatures especially by thursday. a gorgeous shot at san jose, there is no wet weather to speak up. currently 56 degrees getting up to 72 degrees cooling down by 8:00 p.m.. a full look at your forecast coming up. >> here is a look downtown. this is at san jose. right now we are not tracking any hot spots or delays. public transit in the south bay is on time as well. >> we are following the latest this morning in the disappearance of a nursing student. michele lee has not been seen since friday may 27th. now, her disappearance has changed from a search and now classified by police as a homicide. will tran is live in front of hayward police headquarters with the latest. >> police are saying that this attack on michele planned to do this, that it is not random. the key scene is kaiser hospital back on may 27th she told classmates, that she was taking a break, she was going to be back, she grabbed her cell phone and keys and went to the parking garage. the hayward police believe there was a confrontation that took place.

claimed his second win as many appearances this season but jamaican sprinter dominating the golden spike meet in the czech republic where record holder chose not to compete in the two hundred meters focusing solely on the one hundred meter run by a slow start ball to find his rhythm by the final heat beating of this season's fastest man steve mullings into second and prove he's still the man to catch clocking nine point nine one seconds the same time as his winning mark and gold in gallant meeting in rome last week. finally russia's republic of dagestan is the jewel of the country's martial arts scene with freestyle wrestling far and away the number one sports the earth has produced we are a salute picture on pins pulling well ahead of next year's london games from lancaster ref and i reports. martial arts in that is thought are not simply sports for many people it's also a way of life perhaps and that's the reason that the majority of russia's national team consists of no with me the biggest on the athletes wrestlers from the biggest on have always been some of the top producers of silv

hitting in stride the world's fastest man ballets using ball takes top honors at the golden spike one hundred meters of bed making it to winston to this season. has been an action packed eight fifty headquarters culminating in sept bluffer being once again elected president for the third straight time a seventy five year old was the only candidate out to my home and pin her mom withdrew from the running on sunday it's already been her mom was subsequently suspended on corruption charges the english scottish football associations had tried to postpone the action over allegations qatar had bought the rights to the twenty twenty two world cup but in the end only seventeen member nations supported the motion that man glover now takes charge of world for calls governing body until twenty fifty. earlier in the day plus her nonce that world cup host countries would not be chosen by a vote of all two hundred and eight member states that is opposed to the twenty four man board which previously made all the decisions. in the future of the organization of the world cup it will be disappointed go

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neighbors worry there is a link between the layoffs and a spike in killings. >> now that they are laying off a lot of the police officers, i think these gangsters will get wind of that and are thinking, i got open market now. >> reporter: others say what's happening on the streets calls for more not fewer officers. >> up close there would be less police patrol in the area and crime activity will increase. so we do need to have more police officers. >> there are other options. >> reporter: but the mayor says san jose faced with a $115 million budget deficit can't afford them. >> i am concerned about the impact on public safety when we're shrinking the police department. we have less officers on the force than 10 years ago even though the budget for the department is up $100 million. it's the rising costs of the average officer has gone up dramatically and so we can't afford as many as we need. >> reporter: the police layoffs could have been much worse. by agreeing to a new contract that includes 10% salary cuts, the police officer's union avoided an additional 156 layoffs. >> it's bitters

they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. >>> 14 minutes past the hour in the cnn saturday morning. in arizona, you don't want to hear this, but things are getting worse in the fire zones. we have been telling you about one wildfire that burned nearly a half million acres already, but there's other fires going on now, several others. extreme southeastern corner of the state on the mexican border, crews are fighting three different fires. one called horseshoe 2, another monument blaze, and another sparked yesterday, the antelope fire. they say it is contained now, but red flag warnings in effect today and tomorrow. many people have been evacuated, dozens of homes destroyed. let me bring in reynolds wolf. you have been saying quite some time forget about rain, but what kind of relief could they be getting in arizona from winds? >> unfortunately through the weekend, looks like winds remain high. at the same time, humidity will be very low. it will be balancing. the

get more insight on the men that each case from rob blind sees deputy editor of the online magazine spike lee joining me there in london rob could see thanks for joining us here on r.t. now the chairman of the international criminal tribunal is turkish muslim is that a fair choice of the judge for this trial you think. well i don't think there's anything. fair about this trial at all about the whole process. or what's what's happening it is that because the outcomes have been. subtle already it's a bit of a show trial i think. i did as a result i think it's very much about the west's position making the west look like it's the free defender of justice. the largest has already been set up as the bad guy in this i'm not for a remote think. wonderful human being but the crimes on all sides are not war and to pick out one side has been worse than the other but if the evidence is strong and i have suggested that the evidence is strong enough to accuse this man of the massacre of thousands of people surely he should be brought to account. well i'll be either you hardly but you know you have it

spike lee, in the middle of all this, there's the spike lee. >> yeah. >> .film.o did you see that? >> i saw the first one. >> liked it? >> yeah it was fine. i, i, you know, i, it, it was done clearly by an outsider. and. >> well intentioned but an outsider. >> yeah. and so he gives oxygen to this urban myth that the levees were deliberately destroyed without giving the context for that story, which is that it's well known in new orleans that in 1927 when the mississippi river flooded, an entirely different event, that the new orleans city fathers went to the parish leaders in st. bernard and plackerman's parish, which are south of new orleans. and prevailed upon them to let the levees along their parish lines at the river be dynamited to take the pressure off the river to save new orleans. so that's well known in, in new orleans history. that's why people think when they hear levees breaking, oh, maybe, maybe something happened. maybe something deliberate. but without that kind of context it just seems peculiar to put that in a, in a film. >> right. >> and you kn

very much indeed for your thoughts on this patrick a london based reporter for the online magazine spiked. thank you well still to come on the program democracy with a catch the u.s. announcing programs to help others issue movements across the globe some suggest it's just a convenient way to overthrow governments. that's still to come but first a flotilla of humanitarian aid ships carrying supplies to gaza is set to depart from greece it's reportedly made up of ten vessels with some five hundred activists on board israel warns that its military is gearing up to intercept the aid a model but has dropped earlier threats against journalists that they could be banned or deported for covering the events. has the latest from. this me. thinking how it plans to handle foreign journalists that are on boil board their freedom for ten to two exits from european waters and heads towards gaza later this week what we do know is that earlier the israeli government press office said that any journalist on board would face arrest would face detention and would also face a band of up to ten years that wou

you take that drug and you put it in your brain over and over and over again because you like that spike of dopamine, it actually changes how the brain operates. >> narrator: what researchers have discovered is that meth creates its rush of euphoria by altering the part of an addict's brain that generates dopamine. >> they perience it as an inability to experience pleasure. everything feels kind of gray and hopeless, and nothing feels good. and so in their mind, the only way to feel better is to take more methamphetamine. and hence you have relapse and people going back to using. it's a wonder any meth users ever get better. >> narrator: the research showing that meth might be the most addictive drug there is suggested to steve suo that one of the few things that might explain the eerily consistent rise and fall in the number of addicts was if the meth itself were changing. for instance, what if the purity of the meth on the nation's streets had been rising and falling? to find out if he was onto something, suo gathered data on the purity of the meth seized by the government in various s

lloyd lacuesta is live in san jose tonight and tells us there's a real concern about a spike in crime this year. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank we checked with police and still have been no arrests from a brawl that occurred in the parking lot of this mcdonalds restaurant on third and san carlos in downtown san jose at about this time last night. five people were stabbed but no life threatening injuries. >> i just saw a bunch of people, over 50 people running around and then by that time, you know authorities were coming up. you know they once they came up, all these people just started running. >> reporter: it happened just after an outdoor music concert near by was ending. police say it started with some kind of argument. >> it escalated into an all out melee. knives were produced and a number of people were stabbed and hit. >> reporter: residents near this intersection say this is a problem area. >> i witnessed a gang beating. several people passed out on my doorstep. >> we have a lot of partyers. i've heard that there's actual gangs from out of town. >> reporter: we saw one man tonigh

. >> historically speaking, you actually see a spike in the price of oil, whether driven by speculators or the market, even when there is a hurricane delaying production in the gulf over a couple of days. how can you rationally say that a long-term slowdown in the permit process will not affect the price of oil? >> without saying whether it was causing all rise in the price know, my understanding of world market conditions is that production has continued apace, but the project -- the projections for declining production are for the future. therefore, i thought this question was about the present. i do not think it is having an effect at present. >> really quickly. there have been reports, record oil production in 2010, domestic production. do you think the record will continue through 2012, as we start to see the results of some of these changes in policy? >> the eia does predict a decline in 2011-2012. i do not have a crystal ball. >> the decrease the production would result and an increase and the price of oil per request that presumes we only have a domestic market, which we do not.

their campaign, details coming up. >> one of the safest cities in the country is seeing a significant spikerder, san jose as on track to be the highest since the 1980's. the experience their 26th homicide this year one man was begun down earlier today. here's what happened and how the police to your plans on tackling the growing violence. >> neighbors found this victim line right here in the driveway in south san jose. the killing happened at about 2:40 a.m. saturday morning. they heard three gunshots and said it sounded like the gunman with chasing and shooting at the victim. >> i heard this sound in the distance, then when it got closer it got louder like pop, pop and then it was a live in a little pause. and then a boom. >> they say 24 year-old hector garcia died from multiple gunshot wounds. they have no suspect information and no motive, but neighbors think that the shooting was gang- related. police say it is too early to tell. whatever the circumstance, the neighbor said the rising violence is getting out of hand. >> it is a scary feeling because we did not know what will happen next

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lloyd lacuesta is live in san jose tonight and tells us there's a real concern about a spike in crime this year. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank we checked with police and still have been no arrests from a brawl that occurred in the parking lot of this mcdonalds restaurant on third and san carlos in downtown san jose at about this time last night. five people were stabbed but no life threatening injuries. >> i just saw a bunch of people, over 50 people running around and then by that time, you know authorities were coming up. you know they once they came up, all these people just started running. >> reporter: it happened just after an outdoor music concert near by was ending. police say it started with some kind of argument. >> it escalated into an all out melee. knives were produced and a number of people were stabbed and hit. >> reporter: residents near this intersection say this is a problem area. >> i witnessed a gang beating. several people passed out on my doorstep. >> we have a lot of partyers. i've heard that there's actual gangs from out of town. >> reporter: we saw one man tonigh