stevens creek offramp. i circleled it here. those ramps are closed because of power lines down on stevens creek. chp has issued a slet. it's causing slow traffic in the area. it's normally slow there anyway, it may be adding to the congestion. those people can't get off and they have to go down one more or up one more. cannot use stevens creek offramp from 880 north and south because of power lines that are down. they don't want any traffic on that section. they closed off the freeway offramps to that location. i want to show you 237, stop- and-go traffic getting into the valley. the best freeway to get in will probably be 85 or 280. 101, 237 are slow. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see a backup there. it's backed up for a 25, 30- minute delay before you get into san francisco. time 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> we begin with another major pedestrian crash in san francisco. it's the second in the city in less than 24 hours. the latest happened around 2:30 at van ness avenue and grove street

like what steven does, like how to get girls and stuff.undreds of thousands of views. so there's that. >> rushkoff: thus a generation was empowered through interactive media. >> why on earth would someone spend all those hours to make a youtube video of them doing something absolutely stupid and insane? they're only gonna get a check for three dollars for doing it. but money isn't the only currency. >> this is a condom. >> and when you can see that you have 5,000 followers on twitter or when someone recognizes you as that kid who did that stupid stunt on a mountain bike and broke your arm, suddenly your arm doesn't hurt because you know you're famous. >> everybody desires to be famous. >> facebook famous. >> instagram famous. >> the most popular person on youtube. >> it's way easier to become famous for something outrageous. >> girls will post half-naked pictures. >> make a video and get like a million views. >> get as many friends, as many likes as possible. >> you want to be liked. >> will this get likes? >> it's all about likes. >> let'

steven?i'm sure they either have filed a civil suit or they are doing to file a civil suit and they will get whatever money this guy has. i don't know what he's got. they shouldn't retry the case. he's going to spend the rest of his life in jail. everyone should move on with their lives. >> it's not just about this family. it's about america. >> if he is a racist, the inmates will take care of him. >> will this case help provoke some kind of change or reevaluation of this florida law? clearly there have been parallel made of trayvon martin and george zimmerman case. the same argument made under the same law, stand your ground. jane, do you see this is setting the way, paving the way, perhaps, for a reexamination of this law? >> it has to be reexamined. it's a license to kill. essentially it is. ening the bigger cultural issue our addiction to violence. i wrote a book calledsome addicts nation." addicts will justify, rationalize their behavior. this is what's happening, rationalizing this viol

is isn't this matthew martoma case the closest to steven cohen, and it is.s the one that spoke to steven cohen and he was unwilling, flat out, to cooperate and tell the government with the substance of that conversation was, and without that, we have seen they have not been able to make the case. >> su keenan has been following this the beginning and she has a question. >> i was wondering about the possibility of an appeal. we somber shaw group the managed with anout of jail appeal, and rush rush around him had to launch an appeal while in jail. opinion?our >> the appeal had some teeth to it. evidence was used for a crime not listed on the statute. here, i always stress it is not guilt or innocence. it is about legal mistakes made. i do a lot of appeals my self. we scoured through the record, at rulings of the court and legal errors that might have been made, of course he will appeal. one of the big issues will be in connection with sentencing, whether he is allowed to remain free pending appeal. >> in our last minute, as you , the foundercohen of the hedge

. >> steven spielberg for "close encounters." >> steven spielberg for "raiders of the lost ark." >> steven>> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> warren beatty. >> i wanted to shoot black and white because i did not want to -- any of the images of the holocaust. i would not have made the movie had the studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the wick before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ oh no. who are you? daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. i got everything i wanted... i always do. he seemed nice. explaining my moderate to severe so there i was again, chron

and he called his bus, steven a. cohen to discuss something important the day before the trading took place. those two doctors were star witnesses to the prosecution. and they testified to giving martoma insider information, knowing that he would make a profit. losses they avoided mounted to $75 million. and martoma got a $9.3 million bonus that year. he only worked there for four years. it was in 2010 and the following year that the feds came knocking on his front door looking for fox. they were seeking information in the case, but instead, he opted to go to trial. after today's conviction, martoma could face 45 years in prison. the boss denies any wrongdoing. let's give credit where the credit is due. it was linked by the government. the latest insider information by an employee. the verdict itself pled guilty to insider trading charges. the fbi is still actively investigating steven cohen, and he's facing civil charges filed by the fcc, accusing him of failing to adequately supervise traders at his hedge funds. on

at the first day of the olympics ahead and you may remember him from his action packed films now steven seagal is focused on topics like u.s. immigration and international relations will get his take on those matters and much more in this r.t.e. exclusive. and our lawmakers overstaying their welcome in congress one politician says they are and he's pushing for a bill that would limit how long congressman can stay in the game we'll take a look at that and more in the show. it's friday february seventh five pm in washington d.c. i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our team america and we begin today with the commencement of the twenty four thousand sochi winter olympics opening ceremonies just wrapped up not too long ago in addition to the athletes a russian history sequence was on display called welcome to sochi which featured over three thousand performers and recreations of classic russian fairytales but for more on that let's go to our poll scott. they decided to turn the attention to what russia has given the world in terms of the arts and culture over the years and focused on i

that exist right here in the united states and he's best known as a hollywood action film star but steven seagal has many more traits and accolades listed on his resume straight ahead an exclusive look at his political future and the religion that helped shape his world. it's monday february tenth four pm in washington d.c. at the neck and lopez and you are watching r t america well i don't know about you but i was glued to my television all weekend watching the world's top athletes compete at sochi at the winter olympic games the massive ceremony showcased twenty eight hundred athletes from eighty eight countries were competing in ninety eight events and right after that beautiful opening ceremony competition kicked into gear let's take a quick look at the medal count up to this point canada leaves with seven medals three golds and three silvers had a bronze the other ones and norway take second and third place also with seven medals the united states takes fourth place followed by germany russia australia and france now today there were competitions for the men's five hundred meter spee

last year around this time steven fabian and i went around to test our hand at drag racing to see howgerous it really was, and it really wasn't that dangerous. we were drag racing ford edges. okay, pretty simple stuff. >> oh, yeah. >> we did push those ford edges to the limit. >> we did. >> ah, yeah. >> go, go, go! >> we went back to the track this year. >> oh, oh, oh. >> we upped the ante, upped the horsepower. >> yeah. >> a lot. >> this time steven and i got to climb into this -- >> no way. >> -- thing. >> you are kidding me? >> this is slightly faster than a ford edge. >> you actually drove these? >> no, no. this is a side-by-side dragster. this thing is awesome. it's about 700 horsepower in the style of a pro comp dragster. >> er nervous for you. did it throw you back into your seat with your belly in your butt kind of feeling? >> let's find out. fabian went first. he's in the passenger's seat and here he is up at the staging line and -- >> what did it feel like? >> it felt like we were warping into another dimension. >> how fast were you going? >> 154. >> oh, my god. >> after fab

i'm steven cole, you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. the vnthe venezuelan 18th govert protest. >>> blowing the whistle and pays a price. a war of light are leads the world in preserving the species. but first, the ukrainian president says he's reached an agreement with opposition leaders and that follows what have been described by diplomats as difficult all night talks. foreign minister from germany england an poanld were involved. >>> saying -- poland are evolved. >> this is the scene in independence square where the situation seems to become, it was the scenes of fearsest fighting on on earlier a group of police officers who had been glabtsed by supporters some leased. be when they were led onto the, cathedral. >>> al jazeera andrew simmons is with me now, andrew is in kiev. reports of a deal. how much do we know about the content of the deal, andrew? >> very little indeed steven but at the time certain that there's some sort of deal that's going to be signed within the next two hours, 12 midday local, 10 gmt. and that will be signed

for "e.t." >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> the winner is woody allen. >> warren beatty.ny of the images of the holocaust. i would not have made the movie had the studio insisted, and they did for a while, that i shoot the movie in color. there were a few moments of color i wanted to introduce in the film. the shabbat candles in the opening scene, before the holocaust, was full of color. and as the candle burns down, everything turns into black and white except the candle. and i wanted the candle to be just a little bit of red in the whik before it goes down, and then the smoke would rise, almost like the smoke from the crematorium. >> the oscar goes to steven spielberg for "schindler's list." ♪ i have low testosterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy incr

"new york times" labor reporter steven greenhouse in a big defeat for organized labor in the south. workers at a volkswagen plant in tennessee reject the united auto workers after a costly antiunion campaign. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a new report based on top-secret documents from edward snowden has revealed how the united states and britain targeted the whistleblowing website wikileaks after it published documents on the u.s.-led war in afghanistan. according to report co-authored by glenn greenwald and published intercept.org, britain's top spy agencies eagerly monitored visitors to wikileaks site by collecting their ip addresses in real time. the national security agency added wikileaks founder julian hunting" target list alongside al qaeda suspects. the documents also show the u.s. urged its allies to file criminal charges against assange over the afghan war logs. we will be joined by julian assange and his attorney michael ratner after the headlines. in iraq, a series of deadly car bombi

thank you, steven. good analysis.f you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call or send us and e-mail directly. >>> new tonight at 11:00, risky business. it has been a deadly year in downtown san jose with two killings this month. that violence has some people on edge but is it not keeping new businesses from setting up shop downtown. what are the owners saying? >> farmers union, nick the greek and others are concerned about the safety of this area. nick the greek will open in a couple days and there are concerns about safety in this area. in the six months since this cafe has opened, business has been fantastic. but three recent stabbings in the downtown area have them concerned. >> we don't want that environment around our business. >> reporter: a fight started near the restaurant during dinner time. >> we had to call the police. the guests are concerned about something bigger going on outside. >> reporter: it has not stopped pete bee from moving from sunnyvale to downtown. they picked a spot they though

fannie mae or number hand from his action packed films now stevens the tallest focused on topics like us immigration and international relations will get his take on those matters. what's more in this art seeks to set. our law makers overstating their welcoming conference one politician says they are and was whistled for a bill that would limit how long congressman tuesday evening we'll take a look at that and more. michelle and a fan it's friday february seven i want to be seen here again if you're watching art in america. we begin today with the commencement of the twenty fourteen sochi when i won its opening ceremonies just wrapped up not too long ago. in addition to the athletes are russian history sequence was on display called welcome to sochi which featured over three thousand performers and recreations of classic russian fairy tales from the nap let's cut our teeth call scott. they decided to turn the tensions with russia has given the well intended the arts and culture of the is focused on the invitation and a trip to the tolstoy normal on the car and then there was bowling d

steven esposito is a morgan stanley advisor. steven, are they essentially bullish or bearish on the year ahead? >>most of the investorsabout 87%--are very bullish on the next year. they think the financial outlook will be better or the same as it was in 2013. they also think that portfolios will do well in 2014about 84% of them. >>where do they have concerns? >>concerns are 90%--which is a pretty big percentageare worried about the economy. followed by 87% at the deficit and the mid 80's 0r 70s on foreign conflict. so number one is the outlook for the economy for 2014 as well as the budget deficit. >>it doesn't sound like those concerns are all that high if it doesn't counterbalance their otherwise optimistic outlook for the year. >>they've had a couple of good years so they feel this will continue in their portfolios going forward. the outlook for cash isn't very good so they have reason to believe the economy will continue to grow but looking out of the corner of their eye worried about what they're doing in washington. they'r

there's a catch more on this story straight ahead and he's best known for his action packed films but steven seagal is much more than just a hollywood hero coming up an exclusive look at how he takes down the bad guys both on and off the silver screen. it's monday february tenth eight pm in washington d.c. and meghan lopez if you were watching r t america well i don't know about you but i was glued to my television all weekend watching the world's top athletes compete at the sochi winter games in sochi russia the massive opening ceremony showcased two thousand eight hundred athletes from eighty eight countries who are competing in ninety eight events and then the competition kicked into gear so let's take a quick look at the medal count up to this point well canada leads with seven medals three golds three silvers and a bronze the netherlands and norway take second and third place also with seven medals each the united states takes fourth place followed by germany russia australia and france. today there were competitions for the men's five hundred figure speed skating women's ice hockey wom

live wires were strewn near the on and offramps of 880 along stevens creek. it was frightening for the driver behind. >> we weren't expecting trouble. all of the other trucks exactly the same height as this one went through the intersection no problem. all of a sudden, there was a loud crash and the telephone pole and the lights came out into the intersection and made a big mess. >> reporter: police immediately shut down stevens creek in both directions. it caused a packup for morning commuters who had to take detours. there's a slowdown on 880 approaching the exit because the ramps remained close. pg&e crews deactivated the wires and caltrans and other wires came to the scene to start the lengthy repair process. >> we're working to get the traffic back onto the road and that's not gonna happen until we're able to get traffic signals working. >> reporter: that police lieutenant told me traffic lights were already temporary because there's construction going on at the interchange. he wasn't sure there were regulations on how low the wires were hanging. that's

people liked him; chris stevens that is. president obama came to the state department that next day after the remarks in the rose garden and he made unscripted remarks to the people at the state department >> was it reported on? >> it was, but his actual comments were not. the fact he was there was reported on and bits of his basic sentiment were recorded. he went and met with a group of people who were particularly close to chris steve' -- stevens -- and hilary clinton walked them over. and people not in the clinton world cited that as big thing to get the healing process. it meant a lot the president was there and the secretary brought him there. >> vermont caller, john, who is a republican. good morning >> i have two questions and a comment. first one is for amy. early on the in the show, you mentioned hilary clinton had her finger on the pulse of everything going on. i know the benghazi came up a lot. but they blamed that on a video and sent folks all over blaming benghazi on a video. i thought it was strange you made th

steven green collect collected thousands of memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have

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the off-ramp from the stevens creek to stevens creek from 880 remains shut down.ache around there, as well. all lanes clear southbound 680 approaching pacheco boulevard. traffic jammed up on the benicia, bay bridge to the maze. wayne: i get to pick a box i get to pick a box! jonathan: it's a diamond ring. (screams) wayne: bringing sexy back to daytime. jonathan: it's a trip to the bahamas! - this is so crazy! - let's make a deal, coming up let's go, whoo! jonathan: it's time for “let's make a deal.” now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to “let's make a deal” i'm wayne brady, let's do it who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) you want to make a deal. come here. everybody have a seat. wow. how are you doing, matthew? - how's it going? wayne: it's going well so you're dressed in a gi. are you an actual martial artist? - i am, i have been doing that since i was four years old. wayne: well, maybe we can get a little demonstration. - if you would like. wayne: yeah.

to assess this latest unrest we turn to: steven pifer, former u.s. ambassador to the ukraine during the clinton administration. he's now at the brookings institution. and adrian karatnycky, a senior fellow at the atlantic council. steven pifer, today the foreign policy chief of the european union said someone's going to get to the root causes of this unrest. what are the root causes? >> well, the original cause of this demonstrations was the decision by the president in november to slow down ukraine's effort to drive closer the european union by the association agreement. since then it's growing. we now have people out there who are unhappy about the corruption they've seen which has grown worse under the president's tenure. they're unhappy about the government. so we've got a lot that is represented by these people in the central square in kiev. >> ifill: adrian karatnycky you and steven pifer are glued to the protest in the main square. we're looking at it live right now. what do you think is the reason for this crack down now when we thought it ha

the reason it is familiar territory for many firefighters. >>> northbound 880 at steven's creek, theson power lines are down and we will tell you why you can't get off at that off ramp, and that coming up. [ female announcer ] that's a nickel. and that's a dime. go ahead and keep them in your pocket. you won't be needing them with us. ♪ at southwest, we keep our low fares simple because low fares should never mean low service. ♪ we don't charge you from a to b. we fly you from a to b. if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ >> reporter: san francisco police searching this morning for a hit-and-run driver who hit a pedestrian in a crosswalk early this morning near city hall. what investigators are saying about the suv they are trying to track down. >>> flames shooting through the air from an empty grocery store. this is not the

danny's best known as a hollywood action film star but steven seagal has many more traits and accolades listed on his resume. straight ahead an exclusive look at his political future and the religion that helps shape the world. fan. i had eric and my cam and washington d c the mob has and you are watching art in america. i don't know about you. i was glued to my tv all weekend watching the world's top athletes competing in such a happy winter olympic games. a massive opening ceremony showcase twenty hundred athletes from eighty countries are competing in ninety eight at bats. and then the competition kicked into gear. a quick look at the medal count up to this point. canada leads with a set of medals three golds three silvers and a bronze medal and is and norway take second and third place also with seven medals united states takes fourth place followed by germany and russia australia and france today there are competitions for the men's of five hundred meter speed skating women's ice hockey women's singles and louisiana number of other sports. i spoke earlier with rt correspondent paul

to shut down that section of stevens creek by valley fair mall all day long. crews worked on the scene. that work started just after 6:30 when a big rig struck a power pole and lights, knocking down wires the driver suffered just minor injuries a block of stevens creek and 880 off ramp expected to reopen in an hour. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> a man hit and killed by a car in san francisco yesterday has been identified as a 78-year-old isaac baronson. he walk add cross sunset boulevard near yorba street this, is video of the scene. police say he went through the windshield. 71-year-old jenny chinning cited on suspicion of suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. she and two passengers were taken to the hospital. >> two new accidents involving pedestrians happened today in san francisco. one victim is a child. >> these accidents less than 24 hours after a move by the city to make streets safer. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> the boy just got here, okay? i can't say anymore. >> witnesses were upset after seeing a boy struck

steven lamar admits it's tough to hear the word murder and his daughter's name in the same sentence. >> it's still hard to hear. it will always be like that, you know. it will always be like that, even when all this is over. >> they still have not recovered a body. we don't know the evidence of any crime scene or trauma. >> reporter: attorney steven clark says even though the d.a. got a grand jury indictment, it does not make this a slam-dunk murder case. >> the defense is going to argue this is just like jaycee dugard. this just like elizabeth smart. they were presumed dead, but they were found. the defense is going to still call it a missing person's case until a body is found. >> reporter: despite all of this, the lamar family is holding on the hope their daughter could still be alive. >> i still, i still stick to that. that's another thing that keeps us going is just having that hope. you know, regardless of what anyone says. >> reporter: now stephen clarke says he doesn't see this trial being held in another county. he says what the grand jury indictment does, it gives the distr

steven l ute g e. >> good afternoon, commissioners. noim is steven luke i didn't i'm the business agency for the state local 16 here in san francisco. i'm here to speak in support of the moscone expansion. in the a wonderful opportunity for san francisco to continue to attract the how level fire department's. without the moscone expansion san francisco risks losing high profile conventions to other companies in california and throughout the united states. the expansion of the moscone center will enhance local 16s ability to service this world-class designation with the best technicians in the industry. the moscone expansion is essential to maintain good wages and benefits for our local 16 and as well as many other businesses that support this industry. thank you very much. >> linda (calling names). >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm starting to recognize all of you i'm the executive director of yerba buena gardens festival. our philosophy is that art should be unconsciously available for everybody. this expansion is great for yerba buena

i'm steven smith from the planning department. this is for case 2007.175 e for 2004 and 2004 housing element it is for the 2004 and 2009 elements the element itself is a policy document consisting of goals and policies to guide the city's for private and a public developers to meet even though housing demand and it's part of the housing plan 10 east which is administered by the california housing department. in 2004 and 2009 they were prepared consistent with state law. this includes the city's ability to meet the housing allocation which has the housing fair share and it is determined by the bay area government's in connection with the h cd. on march 4, 201133 they had the environmental report. on june 21st the board of supervisors selected and be adapted the 2004 general department plan, however, because of the eir the planning department has particularly revised the alternatives and this is for public review. the primary revisions to the chapter includes the following. number one a new subsection which provides generally types

and driver steven holcomb has ended a drought. last week he did that by winning in two competitions. he's also a 62 year first for the united states. here's how the final medal count went. you would have to call this a success for the host country. russia was at the top with 33 total medals, u.s. with 28 and norway with 26. canada with 25 and the netherlands with 24. >>> it was a rare encounter. >> oh, yeah. >> there we go, there we go. that's it. >> reporter: shark's ice hosted a bons spiel. >> this is my third time on ice in my life i feel they might have an advantage. >> they definitely don't have an advantage. i think we have the leg muscles. you know we do a lot of lunges. >> i think they're talking it up. like they're better than us because they're on ice all the time. >> most of the time you're throwing beers on the ice to your next player on the ice but we'll try our chance with rocks. >> reporter: the curling club put this event together. they even offer corporate curling matches. >> we have people watching the sport and

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will live with us on the line now we can join spare a very special guest steven seagal we're not sure about our connection here of course is the philanthropist diplomat martial arts master of the right and hollywood block you're going to see even i hope you can hear us security is i mean i'm not getting any of this. security is. i'm afraid i can tell already that stephen can't hear us i'm going to try to throw my question at you in the hopes all right we have a technical difficulties bad too bad steven seagal with us on the line to hold out for the work for parker pranking try to get him back on the line we do have another yes no less special show or a song of mine asser purt russian and central asia expert joining us of course many threats ahead of the olympics is it more about spreading fear why such javi. atmosphere ahead of these olympics specifically. well i mean there have been various threats i mean. back in july there was a domestic terrorist group threatened tree limb. but really the situation is where the terrorists will win where people are actually to actually go out of th

. >> there are ramp closures and power lines that are down on stevens creek boulevard near 880. shut down the off ramp for both directions. >> new this morning. and east bay woman is shot and killed by police overnight. this happened in an apartment complex in hayward off a foothill boulevard near 238. kron4 will tran has new information. >> this is hayward, the woman lives here at this apartment complex. she kept calling the pleasanton police department over and over. this is not pleasanton so they called hayward. those officers came here in fact this happened at 7:15 p.m.. when they arrived the 62 year-old woman was outside her apartment. they noticed that she had something in her hand. they told her to stand still and drop what they thought was a weapon. i had a chance to speak to a neighbor who was outside and she saw everything go down. this is what she had to say. >> they hollered out, drop the gun, drop the gun, they did everything perfect, she did have something in her hand and the next thing you know is that she was stumbling. i went around the other side and the police

. >> good eyes, steven. some are saying it's a human of like figure. it's at a historical museum in moscow. >> crazy. is anybody saying it could be a person's reflection in that glass case? >> no, no one is saying that. but they are saying it could be, you know, dust. >> it's clearly a reflection of somebody. you can see a person walking. it's just a reflection. >> the night watchman says this ghost is pupun punk tule. the watchman has a name for the ghost, bear. >> you want me to believe that this -- this ghost shows up at the same time and named it bear? like that was the best name he could come up with for a ghost? >> was the ghost walking through the museum going roar, like that? maybe it could be a bear. >> maybe it's brrr. >> yeah. >> bear. >> who's to say, really? could be lots of things. it's more fun to think it's something else. >> an other worldly figure, haunted museum of history. >>> the angry ram is back. >> you remember this guy. >> this rtm favorite has mellowed. how on earth did that happen. >> lettuce, mayo, onion, two slices of bread

just to give you an example, stevens creek about 3% full and euless isn't even 2%. while the little bit of wet weather has made some headaches for drivers on the roadways, really all it means is slow down. some dui crackdowns planned today from marine county to monterrey county. the message is to be safe, take your time and hope for more rain. nbc bay area news. >> good advice. thank you. rain means snow in the sierra. a look at interstate 80 a few minu minutes ago. it is very slow going. if you're headed that way or have family going home, chains are required at the summit on 80 or highway 50. you can track online, look for the weather tab and interactive radar. you can get your 7-day forecast and drought conditions as well. >>> now to a developing story. a 3-year-old girl was found dead in her home in napa. police started a full manhunt yesterday for her mother and boyfriend and arrested the two at a b.a.r.t. station in the east bay. cheryl is in napa where she spoke with the police. >> reporter: diane, the 3-year-old's mother and boyfriend are behind bars after b

host: let's go to steven for independents. good morning, steven. caller: hi, there. thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. host: i would like to say, i am not against owning guns. i own a couple myself. however, i do believe that owning a firearm should not be a quick and simple process. it's not because i don't believe in guns, it's just that i just don't believe in people. people themselves as a whole are just too primitive to be owning efficient carrying machines. killing machines. and the fact that, you know, the argument that you're just only a citizen, it is nothing but armed criminals, that -- the reason criminals can obtain guns so easily is because of how easily it is for legal citizens to obtain guns. guest: when you got your gun, did you buy from it a dealer? caller: i bought it from a private seller. guest: what did you buy? host: it was a handgun. guest: so did you shoot anybody with it? did you -- were you violent with it? were you responsible with it? how did you store it? caller: i stored it in the case in my room. guest: that's the standard. t

and some of those same people speak very foundly of ambassador steven.they still call him cells -- chris and call him a hero. there's ambivalence in the west and that proved to be very volatile. a lot of these people who said to the americans we love you, we really appreciate your help in the final moments were unwilling to take up arms against their foal libians and their neighbors to try to protect the americans. >> rose: great to see you david, thank you. >> always a pleasure. >> rose: when did you go back. >> thursday. >> rose: david kirkpatrick reporting from cairo from the new york sometimes and all over the middle east. when we come back, russell wilson, the quarterback for the seattle seahawks reflects on his super bowl victory. stay with us. >> rose: russell wilson is here. he's the super bowl winning quarterback for the nfl seattle seahawks. last month at met life stadium they crushed the denver broncos to win the trophy. it was a rapid rise for a young man picked in the third round of the draft including andrew luck and robert griffin three. h

. >> steven. >> both: nice to meet you. >> is this your car? >> no, no, we're wholesaling them. >> wholesaling them? you buy cars from them? >> yes. >> how many do you buy a month? >> 40 to 50. something around that number. >> that's what you're buying? >> yeah. >> wholesalers are a broker who stand in the middle of a transaction. they buy cars from jon, they mark up the price, and they sell it to a dealer. why do we need middlemen around here? how often is he here? >> my friend steven? >> mm-hmm. >> all the time. he's actually a wholesaler. i sell most of my cars to him. >> why? >> um, because i trust him very much. he's a good friend of mine. >> but the issue that i have is that you're giving up the spread. what did you put on the car? >> uh, 8,000. >> what did steven pay you for it? >> 8,500. >> this car will retail for what? >> i'd say-- >> 12,900? >> 12--i was gonna say, 12,999, yeah. >> how much margin is that, in between you and the final customer? >> 8,500 to 12,999, yeah. >> it's almost $5,000, right? $4,500? they're gonna go somewhere