samantha taylor. can we criticize her for not knowing? >> i don't believe mrs. taylor was with me.ou'd have to look at the context. if she comes up here and says she went to a place in the river. you'd have to criticize it in the sense i don't believe she was there so whether she was knew it or didn't know it, it's of no relevance if she was there. >> that's not the question. let's say she was at mr. bear's place once with you. you can't criticize her for not knowing where it was at. that's all i'm asking you. >> if that was the case. >> how did you know you met -- on whichever date, you met mr. bear at the residential place or met someone at the residential place about guns? >> i have no idea my lady. >> yeah. if -- yeah. she said you met somebody to sign gun papers. that's what she thought. >> i know miss taylor was with me on another occasion when i signed papers obtaining to a firearm when i was with mr. ren. i know she was with me there. we discussed things. we were in a relationship. i told her where i was on many occasions. i don't know my lady. >> you do. you're giving me o

here she argues that taylor was more than a fine actress. she was an unwitting role model for feminist causes and ideals. whether posing as a boy to write national velvet, as an unwed mother in the sandpiper for the uzi unhappy academic wife in who's afraid of virginia woolf. this was all of course long before she was the first lumley celebrity voice to take up the fight against aids. i think i also need to note m.g. that you are cowriting for an opera commissioned by the l.a. opera about the 110 freeway on its 70th anniversary. [laughter] that's talent. >> that project is creeping along. nancy is an author historian and expert and by amending american politics. she is topical science at columbia binghamton university calloused a long beach and is currently teaching a course on women in american politics at occidental college. she has also been a visiting scholar at the ucla center for the study women and the ucla institute for research on labor and employment. her books include the reconstruction of american liberalism 1865 to 1914 and the

taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. e agrr his daughter's credit card... he thought it was the end of the conversation. she didn't tell him that her c

taylor, let me ask you this about the difference between -- you know, this is revisionist historianspresident kennedy, if he lives, get the same bill out of that congress in that same year in 1964 or not? or was there something unique about lbj? >> well, i don't think that's a fair question and of course it's impossible to say, but the momentum had gone out behind the civil rights act by the late fall of 1963. they were already trimming the bill in committee and there was very little optimism it could be passed. i don't want to say that the entire difference was made by lbj's drive and legislative skill. it also mattered that president kennedy was killed and the country was deeply grieving and lbj presented this as something that could be -- hatred could be attacked and president kennedy could be remembered and his death could be overcome in part bypassing this bill. so president kennedy gave a lot to the momentum to the bill simply by the way he died as well as having introduced it in the first place. >> taylor, let me ask you this about reverend king. did he -- when did he become c

taylor has cerebral palsy.this is the very first time she gets to dance without her walker. >> that's cool. >> this is fantastic. what an awesome invention. what an awesome use of it. mom is dancing and they're having a blast and fancy footwork. such a great moment. >> good dancing too. little routine worked out. i like it. >> yeah. >> can't replicate the smile any other way. >> moving side to side, forward, backward, things she's not normally able to do. this was posted to the youtube channel of 3 to be, a charitable foundation focused on raising funds for research therapies and education for kids with neurological disorders. >> dangerous. awesome. >> people have all sorts of ways to deal with stressful situations. >> welcome to another day in oklahoma. where the tornadoes run free. only i can see the danger ahead of me. >> sounds look a poet. and also sounds like the late randy savage. this guy has a number different voices. he does jump into song. ♪ after he gets this cuckoo cachoo reference, he switches ove

so here she argues that taylor was more than just a fine actress. she was an unwitting role model for feminist causes and ideals, whether posing as a boy in national velvet, or the bluesy and unhappy academic life and who is afraid of virginia woolf. this is all long before she was the first lonely celebrity voice to take up the fight against aids. and i think i also need to know that you are cowriting this for the l.a. opera about the 110 freeway on its 70th anniversary. and that is talent. >> yes, it is. the project is creeping along. [laughter] >> nancy is a author and expert on women in american politics. she has taught american history and political science at columbia, cal state long beach, and is currently teaching a course on women in american politics at occidental college. she has also been a visiting scholar at ucla study is a woman and research on labor and employment. her books include the we construction of american liberalism's in the 1990s, a social history. she has also written essays for the guardian, the "l.a. times", playboy and

taylor can't do anything to hurt you now. >> aly: because i scared her away. >> taylor: mm.

we will speak with former longtime fcc commissioner michael copp. .he author, astra taylor >> it turns out [indiscernible] rich tend to get richer online. an treat ande share, the appearance of a quality online is far more elusive than people like to admit. but the 50th anniversary of the world's fair in new york will stop >> this fair represents the most promising of our hopes. they gathers together from 80 ies the achievements of industry, the health of nation, the creation of man. this shows us what man at his most creative and constructive is capable of doing. >> we will speak with norman and than 700l who led war protesters demanding fair hiring practices at the world's fair and called on president johnson passed the civil rights act. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ukraine is warning it will continue efforts to retake control of eastern areas despite .arnings from russia tensions have escalated after ukrainian authorities said they killed five pro-russian separatist. russian president vladimir pu

if officer taylor had a fear for his safety, he would have taken cover. >> reporter: a lawyer for taylornd the other officers in the situation and was not responsible for the events that occurred. amy reyna was. >> that's just kind of a snapshot of what was happening. so, in this case, you're really going to have to rely on what's on the videotape and what the other officers who were there, what they observed. >> reporter: a high-speed chase that may have a very long legal road ahead. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >>> now, to the man bites dog story. the minnesota fire chief who confessed to setting several fires in his community. "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas has been working on this shocking story. and the chief's explanation as to why he did what he did is just as surprising. >> oh, yes. definitely. between 2010 and 2012 there were 39 suspicious fires around the town of babbitt, minnesota. it's a big deal because it's surrounded by 3 million acres of national forest and authorities say conditions were very dry. imagine the shock in the town when th

andrew taylor was in the water if 90 minutes a he was swept into the middle of the pacific ocean. this is video of the dramatic rescue. the crew mates fought to maneuver the boat closer to taylor but the waves pushed him further and further away. taylor will vote at pier four at noon. >> now we know how much it cost to rescue the san diego family off the coast of mexico: $663,000 and could go higher. the family arrived back on shore on wednesday. the family has take were heat for taking their children on a year-long sailing trip. >> back to the 207 story a deadly bus crash west of chico on i-5 and mary has the latest from the scene. mary? >> good morning. as you can see behind me they are hauling away the wreckage from this deadly crash and investigators are investigating what caused the truck to cross over the median and crash head on into the bus. >> a student trip turned tragic in an insaint. excited teens from several different high schools on their way to a college tour and a fedex truck suddenly crossed the center divider and slammed head on into their bus. >> upon arrival i

do it at home. >> so let's talk about sonya. >> sonya wants to have the taylor twist look. there. >> well, notice sonya's hair color, first of all, i always love to talk about. this is the new ombre. a very subtle highlight with barely there -- no obvious lines. it looks incredibly natural. >> yeah. >> then what vanessa did is she got a large barrel curling iron and just gave her great waves. this is so easy to do at home, straight blow dry and barrel out and spray. >> ringlets or the barrel down there too? >> down there, but loosely. and look how much she -- she completes the look, notice the pale complexion and the red lip. >> the red lip. >> that smoky eye. >> she always has a heavy line, right. >> do you like taylor? >> of course. >> of course you do. >> you look beautiful. >> she looks like taylor. >> yes, she does. >> now, julianne wants to look like carrie washington. get in line. >> if you sort of, you know, look like the person, then you can steal their style. we don't necessarily want to exactly look like carrie washington, but take the best of them and use it for

nathan got a kiss goodbye >> pam: from taylor. and while she didn't sing to nathan, his mom says paying nathan a visit in his hospital room will speak to him forever >> pam: still ahead. what you need to know about tonight's top stories. plus: stranded in the snow. how two california men and harm >> pam: and be sure to check out sports night live this sunday night at 9 p-m. we'll bring you extended highlights from all the local teams.giants, a's, warriors, sharks and more former major leaguer bip roberts will be here to break down the giants and a's opening week. >> pam: * plus, a new segment called "my kids got game". >> pam: send us a great highlight from your son or daughter's game.and we'll choose a few to show sunday night. just go to kron 4-dot-com and click on the "sports" tab sports night live is back! (male announcer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary:goodevening! >> reporter: >> gary:stanford women knocked off carolina last night coached by a young woman already in the hall of fame >>she w

the three rooms in the north beach housing buildings at 2449 and 2450 taylor street are very important. this is the location. at the end of the powell street cable car line. they are important for a restroom, a break room for the operator bes and other field staff, and for a ticket sales office. prior to demolition of the former san francisco housing authority development we negotiated a lease for these facilities. there was an operator restroom and a transit shelter on the adjacent sidewalk. those were demolished and these new facilities were constructed. the previous lease expired december 23rd, 2013, it had been for 9 years with a 6-year option to extend. rather than only extend for 6 years because these facilities are so critical to our operators and other field staff, we decided to negotiate a 10 year lease with a 10 year option to renew. so that is what is before you today. we weigh the advantages and came up with the 20 year lease. the first year rent is $7,920, increasing 3 percent per year with a proposed 10 year extension through december 31, 2033. and the rent payments are a

well, check out adorable taylor florence dancing to her favorite song "i knew you were trouble" by taylor swift. ♪ i knew you were trouble whoa ♪ >> look at her walking. >> i think you can say she's having a pretty good time. >> i think she's having a blast. >> that's her mom dana dancing with her. now, it's possible that you see this harness that she's wearing before. it got a lot of press last week. it's called the upsy by firefly and it's a pair of shoes with a harness that helps kids with disabilities to be able to walk with the assistance of an adult. taylor has cerebral palsy so this is the first time she gets to dance without her walker. >> this is fantastic. what an awesome invention but what an awesomese of it, you know, that mom is dancing a they're having bst andhe footwo great moment. >> good daps incing, too. good routine. and the smile on the kid's face. you can't replicate. >> she's moving side to side and moving forward and backward, things she's not able to do. it was posted on a youtube channel by a charitable foundation, raising funds and education for kids with neurolo

taylor) i need you to keep pushing. i can see her head. [groaning] all right, come on. good here. get this. this is what i wanted. (justine) gross. you're crowning. are you getting-- getting this? (justine) kind of. well, not the actual vagina. it's your baby sister! (justine) it's my mother's vagina. aah! freeing the shoulders. aah! oh! [monitor beeping rapidly] get the nicu team in here. baby's hypoxic. (justine) is something wrong? what's going on? i don't know. my baby! how's my baby?

more on that story from lauren taylor, in our european news center, lauren, back to you. >> darren, thank you. the interior ministry says five armed men were killed. it happened as they tried to regain control of several towns. barn biphillips has this report. >> on the edge, these pictures apparently show ukraine's army, doing something new, going on the offensive against pro russian separatists. they advance, and take over a roadblock that has been abandoned by the separatists. >> and the skies above, ukrainian helicopters but on the ground, it is still the separatist gunman who are very much in control. and at least some seem grateful. >> it is just not possible to live with this government. that has passed these kinds of law. i don't know, people say you don't love ukraine, my dear, everyone who was born here, loves ukraine, but that doesn't mean you

that kind of leverage and that kind of taylor's what is possible -- scale is what is possible if we do things in a

british sailor andrew taylor went overboard during the clipper round the world yacht race last month. he is not afraid to venture back into the pacific again to finish the 11-month-long race. he left san francisco this morning and mark kelly tells us his crew was thrilled to have him on deck again. >> reporter: rested and clean- shaven, fearless sailor andrew taylor is home again back on board with his crew. connor is a dear friend. >> one day on two crutches, next day one crutch and then the day after that he was walking. i think he is just trying to prove a point and he was just eager to get back on board and join us. he didn't want to miss the race. >> i'm fit and healthy. feel good and ready to go and i can't wait to get back on the boat. >> reporter: last month they were traveling from china to the u.s. when a huge wave swept the 46-year-old sailor right off the 70-foot yacht. it took 90 minutes before crew members finally spotted taylor's bright yellow life jacket. >> beat me up badly. it was a hard time coming out of the storm. it was really difficult. >> it was cold weather an

when a huge wave swept 46-year-old andrew taylor off the 70-foot yacht and into frigid water. it took 90 minutes before crew members finally spotted taylor's bright yellow life jacket. >> a needle in the hay stack doesn't even describe what we were looking for. >> i didn't know if you were looking for me or not. i didn't know if you -- if you'd seen me. >> taylor who was wearing a dry suit was treated for hypothermia and shock and expected to make a full recovery and rejoin his crew members. >>> national weather service has issued a statement over the east bay some severe weather hitting that place right now? >> absolutely and we were able to detect that on the live hi- def doppler radar. in fact, let's go ahead and take a look at it and i'm going to zoom in and you will see a bright orange spot there. that's a cell that contains one- half inch in diameter hail and it's affecting the oakland area. lafayette, pleasant hill, walnut creek, martinez, piedmont and orinda and of course moving across oakland international airport. >> be careful out there in the east bay. >> we'll kee

james taylor studies environmental policy at the heartland institute, paul gallay is president of the environmental group riverkeeper. how am i getting it wrong? >> deny the problem, that's not american, john. we're here to solve problems, not to deny them. john: the problem is climate change? >> the problem is giving our kids and their kids a planet we'll be happy to give them and happy to live on giving them a better standard of life than our parents gave us. d-fashionened values and you as a conservative should be embracing not ridiculing them. john: well, just for clarity, i

eastern here, and goldie taylor. thank you both for being here. that's "all in" for this evening. a special edition of the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> i'm rachel maddow. thanks for being with us wrrsh this is not a story about north korea and that's kind of the point. october 9th, 2006, around 10:30 a.m. local time, the ground started to shake beneath a small village in the northeast corner of north korea. halfway around the world back here in the u.s., seismologists recorded what looked to be a 4.3 magnitude earthquake. what happened in north korea that morning was not an earthquake. it was a nuclear explosion. >> kim jung-il defies the u.s. and world and claims to have set off an atomic weapon. >> that day in 2006, the secretive repressive north korean regime showed the world they had built and tested a nuclear bomb. a rogue country building nuclear weapons, threatening to proliferate that technology, stockpiling weapons of mass destruction.

what we are trusting with brooklyn taylors -- what brooklyn taylors had is there taste.he lapel length, and the lighting, and what we buy into this and gq, why we love brooklyn taylors is is notbrooklyn tailors just their suit. >> if i go to get a fitted suit from you, what will set this apart? >> i think we have our is sortar aspect, this of trying to bridge -- create a bridge between the very old world classic techniques and fabrics, and updated for a younger, modern -- >> make me look nice and lean, low? junk in the trunk is the right thing. >> i think that this is fashionable. who inspires you, and what inspires you? my inspiration comes more from outside the fashion world. i think that is part of why we have sort of filled our demographic in that -- i was an art major, i was playing in a band and most of my friends are from that world. and these guys have great taste. but they don't have $4000 for a suit, or follow the runway, and they're looking for clothing that doesn't overpower, the interesting things they have as individuals. this is at the core of what are ask

taylor fell over board.s red suit could be seen by his team. >> when we first spotted him we feared the worse. >> reporter: taylor and this video can be seen bobbing face up in the freezing ocean, 12 days 2,500 miles later. the sailor says his tale. >> the sea treated me very badly. i think it was the sea not wanting me in the sea. >> reporter: he survived 90 minutes in the pacific and was eventually pull out by this man jason middleton. >> no fear across your mind? >> no not really. i mean i had been waiting an hour to go in. i was glad to be making that jump. i'm a lucky boy. i'm looking toward staying a few days in san francisco. >> reporter: taylor was treated for hypothermia. he adds he will complete the race. >>> new details tonight about a construction project in santa clara that homeowners feared would change their neighborhood. many people heard it was going to be a mini dorm for university students. now the property manager say the new owners never wanted to upset the neighbors so instead of repres

the suspect pulls taylor on to the platform. he then flees the scene with the young boy.r eventually pulls the emergency switch to alert a train operator and a woman who did not witness the attack helps taylor get to the local hospital. >> i ran behind him, like this, you all right? he said, yeah, i'm all right. he was holding his face. i asked him, well, you want to go to the hospital? he said, yeah. >> she helped me out and took me to the hospital. we talk to each other every day now, make sure we're both okay. she's a good person. >> taylor is treated for a broken finger and cuts to his head and neck. >> i got staples right here and right here. broken finger. about six stitches in the back of my neck. >> several stitches, broken fingers. but i don't know what kind of psychological impact this could have obviously. you're riding home from work, asleep on a subway, and then all of a sudden, a man attacks you with a hammer. he's fortunate that those are the extent of his injuries. >> police release the video trying to catch the attacker. >> with such a vicious attack and

. >> pelley: fellow crew members searched frantically for andrew taylor. a huge wave had swept him off the 70-foot yacht halfway between china and the u.s. shaun mccarter is the captain. >> a needle in a haystack doesn't even describe what we were looking for. >> pelley: after searching for more than an hour, the crew spotted a bright yellow speck, taylor's lifejacket. >> behind you! >> pelley: after several attempts, they brought him in. >> i didn't know if you were looking for me or not. i didn't know if you'd seen me. >> reporter: taylor, whose 46 and from great britain, was treated for hypothermia and shock, but he's expected to make a full recovery. a big part of the nation's midsection is bracing for severe weather. 44 million people could be in the path as heavy thunderstorms, even tornadoes, develop tomorrow through friday along a 1,000- mile stretch from dallas to st. louis and indiana. rescuers are battling horrendous conditions at the scene of that mud slide. and a college applicant runs the table--a very elite table, when the cbs evening news c

the delaware river is frigid this time of year, but that didn't stop taylor from just diving right in. still, he says, he's not a hero. >> i'm not a hero, i'm just a member of this community and anybody else would have done the same thing. >> reporter: the children's father says the mother, joanne smith, has been suffering from mental illness for more than a decade. smith has now been arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> and new video this morning of a major milestone at the 49ers' new stadium in santa clara. the team posted this video on its instagram. take a look here. crews are laying down that new sod for the field. the fresh bermudaed so, very fancy, grown in livingston and delivered by tractor to the stadium earlier this morning. they chose this type of grass, because it helps from players getting hurt. the stadium is on track to open up this summer. >> funny when you get excited about sod. >> laying sod. >> and it's very fancy sod. we want to keep those players safe. >> yes, we do. and that sod also doesn't require as much water as other sod, which is great news, bec

. >> reporter: 3-year-old rylee taylor doesn't shy away from the camera.ut when her mom posted this photo of the toddler, she got much more than a few likes. >> it was just a pretty picture of her. i thought it was really sweet. >> reporter: taylor's friend stacy carter saw more than just rylee's adorable smile. she noticed this white glow in her left eye and thought it could be a symptom of a rare disorder. stacy says her friend's son had an eye disease with the same symptom. >> i immediately sent her a message and said "hey, it could be nothing, or, you know, there could be something really wrong with rylee's eye." >> reporter: three doctor visits and one week later, the toddler was diagnosed with coats' disease, a disorder causing blindness. >> it comes from an abnormal development of the blood vessels behind the eye. >> reporter: one symptom -- abnormal reflection of light, say from a camera flash, which is what caused the white spot in rylee's eye. without that flash, her eye looks completely normal. and rylee's parents say they never saw anything unu

taylor fell over board.his red suit could be seen by his team. >> when we first spotted him we feared the worse. >> reporter: taylor and this video can be seen bobbing face up in the freezing ocean, 12 days 2,500 miles later. the sailor says his tale. >> the sea treated me very badly. i think it was the sea not wanting me in the sea. >> reporter: he survived 90 minutes in the pacific and was eventually pull out by this man jason middleton. >> no fear across your mind? >> no not really. i mean i had been waiting an hour to go in. i was glad to be making that jump. i'm a lucky boy. i'm looking toward staying a few days in san francisco. >> reporter: taylor was treated for hypothermia. he adds he will complete the race. >>> new details tonight about a construction project in santa clara that homeowners feared would change their neighborhood. many people heard it was going to be a mini dorm for university students. now the property manager say the new owners never wanted to upset the neighbors so instead of repr

taylor's family wanted to do something special for her because taylor hasn't always had picture perfect days like these. not only is she autistic, but until surgery a couple years ago, she suffered from scoliosis, making a night like this all the more special. i'm so happy to go dance and have a good time. there was a little something for everyone at the movies this weekend. the super hero flick captain america: the winter soldier was the big winner. it brought in over 41 million dollars. the animated movie "rio 2" featuring the voices of anne hathaway and jesse eisenberg came in second. and the horror movie oculus - a story about a mirror possessed by an evil spirt - came in at number three. one zoo in china is celebrating the birth of four baby tigers over the weekend. these are siberian tigers. look at these cute little guys! their mother gave birth to them saturday after a pregnancy that lasted over 100 days. all four are said to be healthy. experts estimate there are fewer than 500 siberian tigers living in the world. still ahead. obeying all posted signs is a must for drivers. but

prosecutors say taylor used unnecessary force to subdue him. a man charged in two shootings, one fatal, four hours apart, will remain in jail. joey jones was denied bond, after he was charged with shooting and killing grocery store clerk omar maslat at 63-rd and western tuesday. later in the morning, police say jones argued with a man in a parking lot near a dunkin donuts in uptown... and he shot brion payne in the back of the head. payne is unconscious, but stable. the owner of a southeast side salvage yard faces felony charges of possessing stolen cars. 29-year-old aaron adelman owns the yard on east 106-th street where chicago police have identified 40 stolen vehicles. as with most salvage yards, cars are stripped and sold for parts. the felony charges suggest, adelman *knew the cars were stolen when he accepted them. a plan by mayor emanuel and house speaker michael madigan to raise property taxes in chicago, has hit a snag. the tax hike, and a rollback in pension benefits for city workers, is meant to help pay down the city's pension debt.

. >> you said you met some taylor swift fans over there who love the west.bet on taylor swift winning hearts and minds more than putin, maybe push these people through this afwregs into the aren't of the west? >> in the long run -- in 1968 when the so let union invaded czechoslavkia -- maybe putin can grab a chunk of southern ukraine or eastern ukraine. in the long run he's expelling ukraine from the russian empire and it is becoming a part of the west. these people increasingly, teen russian speakers are offended by the propaganda that they see on russian television and that's driving them to the west. >> bill, speaking of obama's fortitude, the steel in his spine, you might have seen this news out of yes money over the weekend. 65 militants killed in a drone attack. your report card on that side of his foreign policy must be pretty glowing. >> he has a decent counterterrorism policy just doesn't have a decent foreign policy. putin was influenced what he saw happened last summer when president obama backed off the red line. for nick to say calmly, you know,

andrew taylor swept into the ocean 2500 miles west of san francisco. >> i didn't know if you were looking for me or not. >>> the fbi has a criminal investigation into high-speed trading "60 minutes" first broke the story. >>> storm blew through north dakota. some areas could get up to 20" of snow. >> all that -- >>> opening day in the 2014 baseball season. >> there's a drive way back and gone! a walk-off winner. >> that's how i met your mother. >> mom is hardly in the story. no. this is a story about how you're totally in love with aunt robin. >> and all that matters. >>> i really want to know what moisturizer you've used. >> jill's instructions about five years ago she said i should use clinique. >>> are you going to steal anything to take back the price is right? no we only offer valuable prizes. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." good morning. >> good morning, charlie. it's april fools' day today. >> are you thinking about that? we begin with congress, focusing on a deadly failure at general motors. house subcommitte

and taylor started using a breathing device called a cpap to help him overcome it.ys it took a while to get used to the device. >> it pressurizes room air and delivers it through an interface through my nose while i'm sleeping. that basically keeps my throat open so i can breathe continuously uninterrupted throughout the night. >> reporter: today, taylor's found success again in football. this time as a college sports analyst, on the road, calling games around the country. >> there's a lot that's required not only physically but from a mental capacity. if i'm under nourished or underrested from a sleep standpoint, i can't do my job. i've seen the difference it's been able to make and it's been drastic. the result has been my kids get their daddy back, my employers get a good employee back, my wife gets a good husband back. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta. cnn, reporting. >>> continuing coverage now of flight 370. the bluefin-21 is searching for signs of the missing malaysian plane. a deep seamanned sub could be called in. gary tuchman shows us a sub similar to the one

i'm very glad to be here. >> taylor was treated for shock and hyper therm i thermia. he was being treated for what he says was a broken leg. he also says he will complete the race around the world. >>> so you know it's a friday when everybody in our newsroom approaches -- wondering what's up ahead for the weekend. >> yeah, there was a lot of that for today. a lot of folks worrying about saturday and sunday. numbers came down 5 and 10 degrees from yesterday. these are the high that is we got today, fair field and antioch. highs tomorrow are going to look just like those to tell you the truth. there are some clouds out there that are brought to us by a weather center. we talked about it last night. it's kind of showing up down in here and actually creating some shower activity along the southern sierra nevada. south lake tahoe getting a few sprinkles. the high pressure that sits out there is still there. it's just weakening enough. this low got close to us so it pushed in some clouds. look for tonight as it moves through a chance for some drizzle in the coastal areas an

joining us is benjamin taylor, no relation.at you can't leave a 6-month-old baby in a car for any reason on this earth am i wrong? >> mr. o'reilly, thank you for having me on. let me tell you what this case is about. >> you can you answer that question off othe top and then we will back into the case. six-month-old baby, leaving the baby alone in the car for any reason. unacceptable, yes or no? >>s it it's a mistake. we understand it's a mistake. ms. taylor is a veteran of the united states air force. she is a loving mother. and that day she was thinking about her kids. her main sole reason for that job is to get a job for her family and for her kids all right. and i don't doubt that i'm not questioning that i am questioning the woman's judgment. 6 months old in the car the car was about 100 degrees. i feel terrible for that woman, i do. but is she capable of supervising two babies? >> yes. mr. o'reilly, she is a loving mother. like i said before. she made a mistake, we all make mistakes. >> that's a huge mistake. that's a dona

and ask if he would take taylor to the prom. >> i would just like to see what happens.w, you know, he's really busy. >> she showed me the picture. my eyes light up. >> your eyes was lighting up. oh, my gosh. are you going to kiss him? >> yes. >> reporter: a mother's love made her daughter's dream come true saturday night. when michael, inspired by taylor's story, escorted her to the prom. >> i said yes on the dot. without thinking about it. she looks beautiful. outstanding. i don't want to be anywhere else but here. >> reporter: he was the perfect gentleman. she the bell of the ball. and mom enjoyed every moment. >> i'm totally over the moon about everything. i'm ecstatic. it's been like a fairytale. >> reporter: and they danced the night away. for today, ron allen, nbc news. >>> still to come, we'll take you to a marathon soccer match where the players have been on the field since thursday. the reason is a great one. a little boy with a great spirit who needs a helping hand. we'll introduce you to him. first these messages. a day at the spa is essential for rejuvenatin

so i'm going to introduce jamoke taylor, she is the project manager for the jail replacement project. we also have chef tee chief sheriff matt free man here to answer any questions. >> good morning, supervisors, i'm going to run through the presentation, i think you have a copy of it. the project introduced by dpw on behalf of the sheriff's department. we are seeking authorization, in order to proceed with our environmental implementation process. it's important for us to obtain a ceqa clearance, sb1022 we believe will be around again sometime next year so this would help prepare the project to be able to, to be eligible for that funding when it comes up and also admin code 29 does require that we seek your determination before we proceed with the environmental evaluation process. the budget analyst's report also recommends that you approve this resolution because we found that the project is fiscally responsible and there is also an opportunity for you to, for us to seek your approval at a later date and the approval would be on the bed count for the facility and to also approve the

i want to bring back our panel, michael kay, richard quest and tim taylor.e very first thing i want to just read out to you, and, tim, effectively this is for you. i read in the "washington post" last week a quote from david gallow who's a director of special projects at woods hole oceangraphic institute. it was such a profound statement. i have to say i did lose a little bit of heart in this whole process of finding this ship. direct quote. the ocean can do a lot of things with sound. for instance, if you know how to use thermal layers in the ocean, you can hide a nuclear submarine from some of the most powerful sonar. could you put that in perspective when we're talking about teeny tiny microphones looking for teeny tiny black boxes. >> they create walls. sound can baounce off it and no make it through it. put a sub right above or below one of those, and they're shooting sound to find a sub they can bounce off the therm aa thermales and not see the sub. >> if the toe pinger locater is being towed behind the vessels in question, they have to be exactly in t

fran taylor. >> my name is fran taylor the cochair of the community group that sphere headed the changes on caesar chavez and celebrated in the press by some of you and i'm here to support the changes on the potrero avenue. i know this is somewhat controversial because it's moving along faster and it doesn't have the benefit of the an organization of community groups and some of that opposition has taken the form of an online petition which has some misleading language in it. the original one said this was a proposal to have a high speed transit link to 101 and i even had some comments from that petition to read. it should not be a high speed link to 101. would you like your grandkids playing other than this street as dangerous as it is now. a high speed transit would cause more across the corridor. you are concerned with those traveling outside the city than those living in the city. no one is proposing that anyone go over the 25 miles per hour speed limit. none of the buses on potrero even go on 101. they go on bay shore. they take people to public housing. this is not rich people in t

the park is in the knob hill district at taylor and in sdprakt 3. the park is dissected by sidewalks and in the east direction with the circular fountain and the child pack is along sacramento street. the eastern play areas for the constrain and the western for the older children the play commit dates back to 1970 and the ground material it sand. for about 3 years the members have divorced their time to work with the community and rec and park staff to install a perimeter fence. the association has followed the gift and you outreach policies and standards of the rec and park commission they've held 7 community meetings and presented at rec and park meetings. on december 19, 2013, the rec and park commission approved the conceptual plan for the renovation of the playground at huntington park. at that point, the commission asked they expend a grant in the amount of one point plus million dollars. so at this point that concludes my presentation. thank you >> great. thank you very much. without i guess we can go to public comment and when supervisor chi

i know that you loved james taylor. show because you are excited. >> right. >> how long ahead of time we do so excited for that night. it is a buildup. when it comes to the experience it is so immediate. you type something in and then you hit it and then it is there. it is almost too easy or something. it is not like it takes away from the love of music. people love music and will always love music. it is our job to consistently push ourselves as otters to the delivering thing -- push ourselves to keep delivering to people. i miss the record store. i miss going in and knowing the guy at the counter and being like, hey. knowing that he was going to hit the record put on the counter and still buying it. that takes guts. things -- you said a few things that had my mind going in a bunch of different records. [laughter] >> i have got add, too. >> you do not have to court to record any and -- anymore. nobody't have to court anymore. you can go online to get a record and go online to get a date. it is over now. i guess it is c

they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant.as going to be killed. >> that's what we alleged, it was against her will, it's illegal. if you're in a fraternity and you know you're going to be hazed and you go into it consensually, you know, some strange things are going to happen, and they go crazy, it's not a crime. if you're in a hockey game and you get your teeth bashed in, it's not a crime. you've consented because you know that type of behavior is apt to occur. it's where you've been given no warning that you're going to be confined against your will, threatened with a knife, it's criminal. >> the chief state police psychologist agrees. >> my conclusion had been, based upon the totality of the video, that the victim was not a willing participant. she displayed behaviors throughout the video that are typified by victims of terrorism. >> you move, you make one [ bleep ] sound or movement, you'll die right then. >> i counted no less than nine direct threats to her life as a consequence for her not cooperating. >> but friends an

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