that's what that looks like. >> this is what stefan used to look like.er it grew on his face he says it caused problems, people would stare at him and caused a problem for him to turn his neck. it became harder for him to move. he finally decided to have life-saving surgery to have it removed. the surgery is dangerous, but he thought, it was time to have it done. so he underwent a five-hour surgery to have it re moved. and it was successful. here is stefan being rolled out out of surgery and here he is with it removed from his face. >> oh, he must be so thrilled to look into that mirror and suddenly see the man that he was before this started happening. >> and think of how that must feel. that weight lifted off your head and shoulders. you have to feel like a whole new man now. >> they did a good job. that close-up shot of his face there, this is right after surgery or maybe a few days, they did an excellent job. >> it is a rare disease, but stefan says he is not feeling any pain and he's glad he had it done. >> the poker run is on with sir richard brans

we are joined by stefan salinas who has written a children's book entitled "catholic churches for all." you wrote a book about catholic churches and illustrated about those in san francisco. >> correct. >> how do you get an idea to do this? >> the idea came up several years ago. i read one time a writer said if you are going to write about something write about something you are really interested in.

. >> stefan, we've got to go. stefan salinas, catholic churches big and small. thank you. we'll see you again next month. >> all right. we've got a great show, folks. i'm your host, frank mallicoat. we begin with the weekly pitch. if you've got a show idea, go to facebook.com/baysunday and comment on the page and hopefully we can get in touch. tv is forever changing. so many options now from netflix to cable and web tv. there's a new series out that's captured a ton of buzz called red sleep featuring an escaped prison inmate who makes a deal to become part of a u.s. military drug experiment in exchange for his freedom. it debuted back in may and we're excited to have

it's really astounding if you experience stefan, he's a very, very polite and dedicated person.elisabeth tried her best to give them a structure and a good life under the given circumstances in the dungeon. >> recent home video of fritzl frolicking in thailand suggests that he didn't have a care in the world. it also suggests that he may have had a voracious sexual appetite. his sex life can definitely not be classified as normal. my information is that on numerous occasions, he visited brothels, where he indulged in various perverted activities. >> his absences on holiday for several weeks at a time have raised questions that he might have had an accomplice to look after his family, but police believe he was so well organized it wouldn't have been necessary. >> translator: based on evidence, we know this prison had a very restricted living area which was equipped with everything necessary to keep them alive. for example, large quantities of food in freezes, the fridges, the facility to do laundry. there was a washing machine, as well, and an electric cooking range for preparing

we are joined by stefan salinas who has written a children's book entitled "catholic churches for all." you wrote a book about catholic churches and illustrated about those in san francisco. >> correct. >> how do you get an idea to do this? >> the idea came up several years ago. i read one time a writer said if you are going to write about something write about something you are really interested in. it will take you two years to work on it and two years to promote it. so you better be interested. since i was a little one i love the art and architecture of catholic churches and other churches and temples of faith. as an artist and an interest of spirituality there is something about a mix of making a space that will collect us in and take us to a higher place. when i started looking around for examples of children's books there were few and far between. there was one about a cathedral. there is one inside a catholic church by michael king. those were the only two about catholic churches. i thought there is 78 million catholics in world. there is 50 parishes in san francisco. when i st

i forwarded it with me and stefan and martin, and things changed. >> how did it change how the movie> once gilbert gave the green light we went in gorilla mode and built everything in data. by the time the production had moved to kaui we were already building the creatures. >> what is it like to finally be getting recognition for your influence. >> people in the industry knew steve williams did the test and wasn't allowed to show it and mark and i that pushed it. it's the way that the hierarchy works. this is a little different because the academy has decided to step out and make a big deal out of it and everyone is talking openly about it now. i'm kind of shocked. yes, how do i feel? it's great, you know. >> new episode of academy originals each week at oscars.org and on the academy originals youtube channel. >> he met his lady on-line eight years ago. but -- >> this is their first meeting. >> catfish scenario here. >> see what it's like when they finally come face to face. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. with plans for world peace. >>> dog and mini horse do

over to, you, kelly. >> stefan great to see you.get a cab four years ago and helped spur the existence of uber as it is today. >>> meanwhile, looking into taxes paid by apple in ireland and google else where are. how serious for these games? >> a benefit to the united states. right? the spread why everybody was staying in europe and trying to stay in ireland to avoid higher tax rates. ultimately, may make it more efficient or the spread smaller to come back to the united states and actually domicile here or bring cash back. i think the u.s. government should basically be thanking the eu. >> no way. take ireland as an example. 12.5%, corporate tax rate. say the companies have to quote/unquote pay that, different than 35%? >> they want to rationalize it, doing business in the uk or france, you can't put the money into ireland. a small amount of many employees there's-of-you have to count it in the country where the operating personnel are. the spread in those countries is not near as in the united states. >> isn't that part of the log

that is a pretty special project but one of the things you look for in success is leadership and stefan have stepped up and we have a super cargo and that's james and they've invested time and effort because super cargo gets the passengers off and the bags moved i'm confident when they transition into the port you'll see the operation that will bowed well, for everybody so thank you >> thank you. additional public comment? come forward >> good afternoon port commissioners i'm frederick. i'm here representing a group known as recreation and small property owner for the waterfront that includes a number of resident that live across the street from pier 27, 31 and 35 those have been there are since 1977 before any of you participated in a port hearing before monique was probably born on the one hand but nevertheless, they've been living there enjoying the site we've had the america's cup there and we know that wouldn't have happened without the enthusiasm of america's cup now we have a great cruise ship and suggesting to use for roughly 45 days a year for 2 hundred and 77 dazed or 77 perce

the second half belonged to the dutch with a goal from ian bben and another from stefan devrij. one last goal from robin made it a fantastic start to the tournament for the dutch and a disastrous one for spain. later tonight, a much anticipated clash of two of europe's most storied teams. former world champions england and italy. italy were runners-up in the world cup two years ago and enter the tournament with high expectations, but the italians will be up against a much improved england side. both teams have spent weeks preparing for the humid conditions. well, we asked our world cup expert titus chalk in rio whether he thought the local conditions would prove difficult for the players from england and italy. >> yes, i think it will. the game kicks off at 6:00 p.m. local time by which point the temperature will still be in the high 20s. it will be a stifling 88% humidity . i think land's players certainly have been practicing sweating off as much as two killos in their training sessions. that gives you an idea of how grueling it is. the pitch is in a terrible condition which i

talking about whether you should stay within the european union are not that's it for this edition of stefan cole we'll see you next time. some people. when it happens to someone in time not a very nice one the curtain falls down. to fit some point and i could no longer stand it i decided to kill myself. although even i was scared of what i'd done but i punched it but i didn't understand where i didn't want a man raising his hand the woman should. run from him. everyone who sees this video to also speak to the children's father. my has then became a controllable people that he can do anything. while you're crying don't cry i know i'm tired of crying too don't cry a bad. image and it's huge and it's vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted cry i was there a lot is to learn from innately feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology they don't stop at just sterilizing and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed on till now i'd really rather not talk a

that there's no real need for the people in kiev to hide their fascist allegiances their pictures of stefan bend there for example on the wall who is this nazi sympathizer nazi fascist leader in ukraine in world war two because the western media are doing their job for them that's what's so worrying is that we're not getting the balance on both sides i would say probably in russia too you know there's not the balance but we need balance on both sides we're certainly not getting that here in the west now the prime minister has to agree to be the reason the president's calls to end violence have so far rung hollow do you think. well i think it as an oligarch he's not really representing the whole of ukraine he's more of a hired hand of the fascist impair over there i mean the roots of the problem in ukraine right now go right back to world war two we have to look at some of the people that helped create nato back in the united states and in britain we had it with the because he was a fascist we have multiple you norman he was in charge of the bank of england during world war two you had extre

. >> responsabilicÉ a emilio stefan por esta uniÓn. >> hizo el arreglo con el acordeÓn. >> la conexiona, pero afiebrada de la selecciÓn. los acompaÑerÉ en todo el mundial. estoy segura que van a llegar muy lejos. >> allÁ nos vemos. quÉ bien. ♪ >> que combinaciÓn. gracias. y llegaron algunos personajes del chavo del 8 y chupalÍn para una cajitas de comida rÁpida. la iniciativa de la fundaciÓn chespirito. >> la vecindad donde hacia de las suyas el personaje de roberto gÓmez bolaÑo, la hija menor del comediante que estÁ entregada en cuerpo y alma a la fundaciÓn chespirito. >> bueno, la idea fue bÁsicamente institucionalizar la ayuda que chespirito ya daba de por sÍ a algunas instituciones, organizaciones civiles. lo hacia de manera discreta. Él no consideraba que huptiera necesidad realmente de hacer pÚblico del conocimiento de la gente el apoyo que Él daba. >> comenzÓ en el aÑo 2008 y la meta es ayudar la niÑez mexicana. >> nuestra misiÓn es ayudar otras instituciones que trabajan con niÑos. >> se cumpliÓ el sueÑo Ñe chespirito. >> es una satisfacciÓn y un honor para mÍ colaborar. cuando

stefan anbia of camarooroon. that's it for the show, have a great evening. ica mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> on "america tonight": when homeowners come out shooting. >> how dare you come in my house? i felt good. i felt great. that i had shot him out my window. >> why detroit homeowners are hands. with the police chief's blessing. >> also tonight in india country, the president fulfills an old promise and comes face to face with some of the promises on the res.

uh, it's about steven and stefan. they wanna see that house on briar again. really?howed it to them five times. last time we were there, i think they got mail. yeah, well, that's why i'm calling. they hate upsetting people, unless, of course, it's me. then they don't mind waking me up at 7:00 a.m., asking me to call you. it's no problem. i'm just hanging around.

stefan is in paris. is he retiring? or do you think he's been given the old elbow here?that's the version from bnp paribas. requested to step down a bit earlier than expected. he will leave the bank at the end of this month. this is what bnp announced without further details. however, this seems to be part of the settlement with u.s. authorities and could be, and could pave the way for broader very shortly. bnp is negotiating with the department of justice to settle a probe on whether the french bank didn't respect the u.s. sanctions in iran, cuba, and sudan between 2002 and 2009. bnp paribas could face a fine of more than $10 billion. u.s. authorities are calling for the french bank to fire a part of its management, including the deputy c.o.o. who announced he would step down. the new york financial services department is also asking bnp paribas to fire the head of compliance on the internal controls in north america between 2005 and 2007 and is now a senior adviser to the top management of the bank. and also the u.s. authorities. we talk about this before, would like t

i say hitch your wagon to stefan curry. >> i say come out west young man. >> get the checkbook out we need him. >> that's it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [applause] steve: come on, now. come on. hey, welcome to the show, folks. thank you very much. how you folks doing today? ha ha ha! well... welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. boy, we got another good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day, from miami, florida, it's the unablenderson family. [applause] and from austin, texas, it's the haddad family. i get it right? haddad? there we go. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out in a stylish brand-new ford fusion. [applause] let's go. give me nathaniel. give me sam. [applause]

it took him eight years because when his father died of cancer, when he was 18, stefan had to work two jobs and had to support the family. so he was really looking forward to this day. >> the man who shot guillermo has not been charged. his family is vowing to seek justice in the case. >>> other bay area headlines tonight, san francisco firefighters quickly put out a 2-acre grass fire near alemany boulevard this afternoon. winds were pushing those flames up a hill to the deck of a house. no word on the cause. >>> do you recognize this man? san jose police say he robbed a bank last week on villages parkway. he is latino in his 20s, 5'11", 250 pounds. police say he walked into the bank and demanded money from the teller before fleeing on foot. >>> for the second time, prosecutors have delayed filing any charges against delia garcia-bratcher. she is the sonoma county mother accused of choking a boy that she accused of bullying her daughter at school. the district attorney's office says it's still questioning witnesses in the case and the next court date is in july. >>> new at 6:00 a walnu

. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to theh says when he tries to go through security again, the dean becomes enraged, believing christoph is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately when i looked at the video, i could tell it was in violation of the rules of the department of education, and probably it looked like something that was illegal, possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. i feel my stomach left where it was and then where somewhere el. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more than twice his size. >> they throw him around like a rag doll. so he was trying to get up. but he couldn't. the man had him in a lock down there. >> for christoph's mom, the only thing worse than watching

cnbc stefan pedrosys live from paris where there are companion strikes.> this morning taxi drivers blocked the access to the main airports of the french capital and later converged to the city centers when blocking a couple streets. to be honest we are far from the total chaos that they had predicted for today. since the beginning of the year it's the second time that taxi drivers are protesting in france against companies like uber. they see it as an unfair competition not facing the same rules taxi drivers, for instance, have to pay a license in paris around $300,000 to work as a taxi driver. nothing to view with companies like ubber who -- which pay only 150 euros per year for each vehicle. the french government promised to regulate the sector but in paris the lack of taxis. not unusual here to wait for up to one hour during the weekends to get a taxi. still french people believe the strike today is right thing to do. according it it a survey that was conducted during the last strike in february this year, 56% of french people believe taxi drivers are

stefan radu hra martha has the details. >> reporter: 22 miller, and matthew miller. miller will be tried for what they call absurd behavior. he tore up his visa and demanded asylum. as for fowle, from ohio, he reportedly left a bible in his hotel room. but he was not on a mission for his church. the state department strongly advises u.s. citizens not to travel to north korea. the north koreans have been holding korean-american missionary kenneth bae, and an elderly veteran was released after apologizing on tape. there's no scheduled date for the trial. >> back to two things, the absurd behavior of one, and the bible in the room of the other. is that enough to get punished for in north korea? >> all over a bible. that's a provocative act in north korea, no religious freedom. >> thanks. >>> now to the crisis at the border. the surge of illegal immigrants entering from mexico, many of them children without their parents. this morning, president obama is making an urgent request, asking congress for emergency funds to tackle the crisis. jim avila has the latest. >> repor

it turns out he came out of a very reclusive state to partner with stefan pastus, who is the cartoonist really funny. >> a little racy. >> especially by calvin & hobbs standards. he drew this character named libby, a second grader. she kind of takes over the comic strip. there's kind of referencing the cartoonist himself, and libby, the 2nd grader is a better artist than he is. but fans excited to hear about it. it was a big deal because bill waterston hasn't really done anything since he retired. >> comic book fan girls and fan boys went nuts over this. >> i read all the books. i'm sure a lot of fans were thinking ah, great. something. >> and now i'm going to do the reminder for those who may have forgotten, the search for father's day, also a big search. june 15th. don't worry. we'll take care of you. >> it's possible people were searching just to remind themselves that it's next sunday, and wasn't yesterday. but we see searches for that kind of thing a lot. people searching for gift ideas, inspiration. maybe searching for the dad who loves technology. or the dad who loves food. >> do

the clerk: department of commerce, stefan m. selig of new york to be under secretary of commerce for international trade. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question occurs on the selig nomination. all those in favor say aye. all opposed say nay. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes have it. the nomination is confirmed. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: madam president, two week ago i came to the senate floor to ask unanimous consent to ratify the protocol amending our tax treaty with switzerland and i argued the new protocol would no longer permit swiss banks to withhold information on u.s. individuals who have hidden behind swiss bank secrecy laws to avoid paying u.s. taxes. today i come to the senate police officer floor to ask unanimous consent to ratify the bilateral income tax treaty with chile. if the protocol with switzerland is the perfect tbample ch example how tax treaties enhance our efforts to prevent tax's evasion, the treaty with chile i