: good morning eirj terry mcsweeney.ld without bail. he was trying to board a flight to phoenix for a little getaway after driving from montana he was arrested at the airport on thursday. tsa screeners looked in his bags. >> he was in possession of four semi-automatic handguns, one he was carrying split between two bags. >> they don't believe he meant to harm anyone but they found eight more guns in his car. his mother says he was not thinking clearly lately. >> president obama is pushing funding for transportation projects such as the doyle drive project. he stresses that 90% of the jobs created are for middle-class workers. senate already passed the bill with support from both sides of the aisle but they fear the jobs will stop if the house doesn't follow suit. >> fund will go stop for all sorts of transportation projects construction sites will go idle and workers will have to go home. our economy will take a hit. this congress can't let it happen. we should be doing everything in our power, democrats and republicans

>> terry: here is one of big stories.ng numbers from the record $640 million mega millions drawing. mega number is 23. nobody in california got them but three winners, one ticket each in maryland, kansas and illinois. each of those worth $213 million plus. >> some of the stores did sell tickets with five of winning numbers of six. >> liquor tobacco and more in sunnyvale. al's food and liquor in san rafael. 7-eleven on blosom hill. fox liquors in san francisco. each of those tickets worth more than $130,000 apiece. >>> the year 1968 was a turning point for generation and start of counterculture in the bay area. new exhibit revisits the landmark year. it's at oakland museum of california. here is the mind-blowing preview >> what it is quite clear. 1968 was the year of revolution. symbol of everything that was right and everything that was wrong in the country. in the 1968 project there was a huey and huey, war and anti-war. two assassinations that numb dz a nation. drugs and clothes, music that defined a generation. >> for

and terry and terry are doing a beautiful display john's honor. it's sad. but we're hope this dedicate the event to him this year. >> i remember when i first met him at one of the press things, he just walked up and said i'm john buchanan. he was a delightful man. >> he always made you feel welcome. it was a one-on-one like he knew you. >> can anyone joint auxillary? what do you get out of that? >> first of all, you get to be in the museum and you love the museum. you have access to the museum that you normally would not have. we have special behind the scenes tours. and we have led tours. and we have invitations to opening that one would not normally get because we fundraise and volunteer for the museum. it's a close connection. it's as close as i could get without actually working there. and the museum staff are wonderful people to washing around. they enjoy what they do and it's found share that. >> thank you. bouquets to art this week. get out there. there's something for everybody going on. we'll see you again next week. thank you again to barbara and

>> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. what started as an investigation into stolen ipads in what authorities are calling the largest methamphetamine busts in u.s. history. a team converged on a large complex in san jose called the woods. they were there to clean up the dangerous chemicals. they cleaned up an apartment that investigators say had been turned into a sophisticated meth lab. they found 750 pounds of speed. street value, $34 million. three suspects are under arrest this morning. they also did find the missing ipads. >> a car crashed that left a 60-year-old man in critical condition is being investigated as a hit-and-run. it happened in potrero hill neighborhood about 2:00 a.m. the driver jumped a curb on 16th hit the man and took off. the victim is being treated at a san francisco hospital. >>> the death top has gone up from a violent rash of tornadoes that have torn across the south and midwest. 31 people are dead. this morning, the search for the injured and missing continues. t.j. winnick is in in smithville

>> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. dozens of fire victims of waking up in temporary housing this morning after being burned out of their san francisco homes overnight. three-alarm fire in the bayview district near qin t left 20 people homeless. it started about 9:30 last night in an abandoned building and quickly spread to three attached row houses. >> her neighbor was banging on her door to get out and she woke up her entire family and they ran out into the street. three ambulances were dispatched to the scene as a precaution but no one was hurt. >> minutes after getting that fire under control, crews responded to another blaze. this time in downtown san francisco. residential building at california and hyde street kept firefighters busy through the early morning hours. two people burned out of their homes there. no injuries, no word on a cause. >>> another bay area fire, this one in the north bay. burned a barn in fairfax. it begin a little after 5:00 at marin stables. barn has been there since 1937. it has two apart

joe is from new york so he is the out of town here and terry is from center felt for generations and we welcome you both. >>> you mentioned to respond when i come to the center fell area and san francisco if you let them at home because some of my roots are here. >>> let's talk about that little bitch. tell us all little history of your grandfather. >>> he was born in rome in 1881 and his mother passed away when he was very young 11 and 12 years old. his father did not want to raise himself he put them in a home for orphaned boys are boys only have one parent and it was called and it was on the tiber river and it was there that he learned how to paint and scope and had a very good background for about eight years there. >>> they top the fine arts including music and over the centuries that actually have produced quite a few well-known artists and musicians. greta that's where he got his start >>> he worked for a while on the dome of the cathedral in muni i think it's the fourth largest donor worked side by side doing merrill's >>> when do those kind of murals kind of on your back hap

we'll talk to someone who's been blowing the lid off of banking a hedge fund corruption for years terry buel is here to bring us into that world firsthand and tell us about her latest story of sex and scandal it's already been sued over and kone two thousand and twelve fastest growing viral video in history of internet campaign about the lord's resistance army leader fronted by a handsome activist filmmaker has also drawn its fair share of criticism ok here's jon stewart talking about the flak it's received from the mainstream media. mainly . just seems annoyed that it took this guy to get people to listen to a lot of major news organizations have talked about joseph kony and talked about the right way. well for those of you would stop paying attention to the mainstream media look at one of the new journalists are turning to to circumvent it it's called crowdfunding we'll talk about how it's being used to possibly expose financial crime and the m.f. global plot thickens as as c n b c contributor and c.e.o. of the n.b.a.'s clearing group is sued by the commodities futures trading commiss

we discuss terry sapper's new book. but first, what is causing a rift among the bengals' shear -- cheerleaders ? it could be the pluses and minuses in macro economics, but i could be wrong. >>> all right, when it comes to understanding the right, the left, liberals understand conservatives far less than those on the right understand them. the study called the moral stereo types of liberals and conservatives ask questions about morality and moderates and conservatives were talking about how they would respond. now, the author has written a book that explains why it is called the righteous mind. and the author says morality is based on three values. caring, fairness and liberty. but conservatives add three more which is loyalty, authority and sank tau tee. as the new york times columnist puts it, americans speak about values in six languages. conservatives speak all six, but liberals are fluent in only three. and that makes conservatives better empathizers. i bet are you wondering, is the bough fan ma machine fully -- is

buel she's the investigative journalist who is investigating all of this terry first welcome to the show and thanks for being on hi lauren it's great to be here right yeah so terry for audience first because you are an investigative reporter you've been your work has been published in publications from forbes to the atlantic to the new york post and you also have an entrepreneurial background too so for those of our viewers who don't know you just give us your real grief background and how you got into this field of glowing the lid off financial corruption. sure you know it became a journalist by accident i think in two thousand and seven i was at a trader monthly party where they promoted excess and leverage and how these millionaire traders spent it and the editor magazine approached me and said hey come write for us i used to do profiles on some of the players now that i doubt it is cheating investors or stealing from banks or trader monthly in two thousand and eight a winner of the new york post and broke open everything that was happening in the financial crisis with bank fraud

. >> now's terry o'neill and lizz winstead are here to destroy the bogus theories. >>> the new job numbers show two straight years of private sector job growth. but republicans think it's bad news. terry oh sullivan of the labor's union will weigh in. >> senator, i am honored to be chosen as your running mate. >> and sarah palin is back, this time an hbo's new film gt game change" tonight we're taking a look in the film with screen writer danny strong. >> we need a game changing pick, none of these middle aged white gays are game changers. >>> thanks for being with us, we'll bring you those stories in a moment. first we're going live to the president of the united states speaking to supporters in houston, texas. >> that saves american families about $8,000 at the pump, that what is change is, that happened because of you. change is the fight we won to stop handing over $60 billion in taxpayer subsidies to banks in the student loan program, give that money to students and millions of young people all across the country are getting help they didn't have before. that happened because of you.

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:33.olice say they were forced to shoot and kill a pit bull after it lunged at an officer this happened tuesday morning on adobe drive. homeowner called 911 after the pit bull ended her home through an open door and attacked her dog. when they arrived the pit bullet go of the smaller dog and toward the officer the fire fired, killing it the injured dog ran into the neighborhood. >> after the dog got attacked by the pit bull it ran up the street and up the backyard and they lost track of it. >>> surviving speed freak killer wesley shermantine is making new claims, including a claim he might not be the only surviving killer. shermantine has always blamed all killings on his partner loren herzog who committed suicide. in new letters he says herzog trained a third killer, a man named jason jones. shermantine says he's warned jones to leave the country before he reveals any more locations where victims' bodies are buried. >>> san francisco's police chief doesn't expect many drunk driving cases

of kerry bull dot com kerry is crowdfunding for next big piece of investigative journalism terry bull welcome back to the kaiser report prime x. is great to be here all right terry bull you're a journalist who has published in many major publications in america and your latest base is being crowded funded why you know max say to say that it was time to ask the readers what they wanted to see and pay for. this is my first time to try to crowd find a story and it's been an amazing success i have the chance to choose my own editing style and the way that we're going to present this story based on reader feedback we're going to focus on in new canaan trader who is one step beyond. by the c.c. in the c.f. t.c. who's now doing some maybe shady operations overseas we're going to look at how that money we're talking millions lost a lot some millions how that money is funding his alternate sex life ok so the title of the piece is so when you came in and it goes by the symbol swing it's on my film if people want to help us appreciate it crass lending your piece so get into some of the particula

terry mcsweeney headed to the scene now. we'll keep you updated during this newscast and online at abc7news.com. again, at this point, no injuries ed. >>> meantime, disturbing new admission from the surviving speed freak kill they are morning. wesley shermantine who has led authorities to burial sites says there's a third man out there who has been trained to kill. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: revelations come from letters wesley shermantine wrote to two tv stations. maybe the biggest bombshell is shermantine's partner in crime loren herzog trained a third killer he calls him an apprentice, a man allegedly named jason jones. shermantine says herzog taught jones how to kill and get away with it. he says he has given jones fair warning to leave the country before he exposes the next burial site. shermantine says he probably won't reveal any more locations where the bodies are buried he's unhappy with bounty hunter leonard padilla who agreed to pay him $33,000 to in examine new york stock exchange for in

of these onerous products that just totally bankrupt the country now finally we've got a middle of terry era investigative journalist here you're right the belly of the beast up there in the hedge fund community and granted in new canaan where really the the movers and shakers of the global economic crisis live and breathe they're involved in scandalous sex capades that you're covering it's quite a testament to the moral depravity of the characters and go away so now crowdfunding the project is swinging in new canaan it's on fire by film dot com it's more than two thirds funded already on the exchange it happened within a few days to a testament to your pull your drawing power out there in the journalistic community do you think crowdfunding well as a potential to change the way investigative journalism is funded i hope so max i mean right now what we raised two thousand dollars in a matter of three days when you know thousand dollars more. because because of the money that we ways really fast i was able to get nick verbinski of blue chip films who's the director of the bear stearns movi

terry mcsweeney is on the way. he'll have a live report for you. >> the smoke and flames seem to be coming from the third floor of that building on fire, two alarms. residents have evacuated. right now a second building being evacuated. meantime, more news. only a slim majority of likely california voters say they support governor brown's plan to temporarily raise taxes. new poll by the institute of california found 52% of likely voters say they support the governor's initiative for the november ballot. 40% oppose it, 8% undecided. a drop from past surveys which found a majority support the plan to temporarily raise the state's sales tax by half a cent and the income tax on high wage earners. >>> a 22-year-old video of president obama speaking at harvard has the web buzzing this morning. i shows a speech barack obama gave in 1990, defending the actions of controversial professor derek bell. he was the law school's first tenured black professor in '90 he staged a protest over harvard's failure to offer tenure to wom

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:32.killing five people inside a san francisco home is set to be arraigned today. the district attorney's office filed murder charges against 35-year-old bin tie luck. the charges -- ben tie luck. the charges include -- the d.a. says he hasn't decided whether to seek capital >> reporter: we've known that peter cukor call a nonemergency police line. police said they had no reason to believe that cukor was in immediate danger. now the transcript of the call has some questioning that, keep in mind berkeley police say what has been released is not a complete nor verbatim trip. the dispatcher asks: and just standing around? cukor says he says he lives here he wants to come in which is strange. i'd like an officer up here right way on that february night the dispatcher labeled the call priority two because there was not a crime in progress. the man who police late area resed is accused of beating cukor to -- death. more controversy for police chief meehan. not only did he send a public informati

terry? >> thank you, brian. great reporting there. >>> coming up next, the xerp size machines we love to hate. treadmills began as an instrument for punishment. to me, weany, well, they still . what's the matter? uh, trouble with a car insurance claim. ah, claim trouble. [ dennis ] you should just switch to allstate, and get their new claim satisfaction guarantee. hey, he's right man. [ dennis ] only allstate puts their money where their mouth is. yup. [ dennis ] claim service so good, it's guaranteed. [ foreman ] so i can always count on them. unlike randy over there. that's one dumb dude. ♪ the new claim satisfaction guarantee. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. the new claim satisfaction guarantee. >>> well, there's one thing a lot of us struggle with, it's finding the motivation to get to the gym and jump on that treadmill. probably the most iconic piece of exercise equipment and perhaps the most loathed, as well. as it turns out, we love watching other people run on the treadmill -- and f

it is true and interesting to our readers base as they go right out of time terry bull journalist the terrible dot com thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guests terry pool of terry bowl dot com if you want to reserve shares in your new projects playing in new canaan check out my film dot com going to send me an email please do so i kaiser report of r t t v are you until next time x. . will. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've gone to the future or covered.

i'm terry moran. and we begin with a question of love. or crime? a california high school student has left school and moved in with her male, 41-year-old former teacher. she's 18 now. and she and her boyfriend say their relationship is a may-december romance. but her mom claims a crime has occurred here. and she points to some 8,000 text messages, dating to when her daughter was a minor, to prove it. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: this might look like innocent love for james and jordan. but he's 41. she's 18. and there's another twist. one month ago, he was her high school teacher. are you in love? >> yes. i do love him. i mean, my best friend. i mean, he's more than just a lover. >> i would say we're in love, also. i would say i'm in love. i guess i can speak for myself. >> reporter: james and jordan first met when jordan was a high school freshman and he was her business class teacher. >> when i had jordan as a freshman, when she was 15, she wasn't interested in school at all. she failed my class miserably. >> reporter: not the model stu

and you really sense that within this campaign, terry. just 24 hours ago, one adviser told me, they really liked the numbers they were seeing. the momentum heading into super tuesday. particularly in ohio because they thought that a decisive win in ohio, would help them close the deal on this republican nomination. if they could start making the case, that the other candidates won't be able to catch up mathematically. but that argument becomes much more difficult, without the decisive victory that might still pull it out. as mitt romney gets on the stage behind me as he did a short time ago, tomorrow we will get up and start again. it was not the resounding message they were hoping to deliver, with all of the national cameras there trained on the stage. mitt romney was hoping to pit it back to the economy, back to the race against this president. but tomorrow, he still faces rick santorum. >> and in a real fight there, david. thanks very much. >>> david muir mentioning the math there. the delicates are getting amassed. we're going to jona

it is terry save ford. terry safford. >> when you start speaking german. >> well, they have no turf, but you can use them to surf. it is that time of greer when the -- year when the world's most annoying nerds and hip hipers -- hipsters. and it lets them know and they turn homeless people into wireless access points. it is called homeless hotspots and here is how it works. 13 homeless people have been given personal my fi wireless routers and t-shirts that say i am a 4g hot spot. you log on with your phone or network and you pay them whatever you want for the use of the service. the program is the brainchild of new york-based marketing firm bbh which says whatever money you give goes directly to the homeless person. bbh says it is just a test and it gets bigger like something really big. they discuss the project by one of the many panels and i believe we have tape. >> it is the most compelling snow cone i have ever seen. terry, is this gross? and by gross i mean awesome, and by awesome i mean gross? >> i do

it is terry stafford, u.s. army member and wimp. and they are naming a string of hepititis after him, bill schulz. and he is funnier than a clown's head stuffed in a woopie cushion in a mime. jim norton and his latest cd you must buy. it is called despicable. and he is a talking rag who makes you gag. our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> uh-huh. uh-huh. well, you know what they say. motherhood is a full time job. mark con sway los did what? you have a husband and a chef in one. okay, we have to go to break. when we come back, mark harmon with ncia. sorry, my tv easy for told me alec baldwin co-hosted "live with kelly" and i am prepping for my invite. if that man bear is snagged by it, i surely can, by gum. i don't misery gist at all. miss regis at all. >> not at all. >>> did losing them both slow santorum's growth. mitt romney went two for two winning primaries in arizona and michigan. as expected romney won arizona big. >>> this is a fox news alert from america's news headquarters. i'm andy levy. a stunning

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:34 now. chemical reaction caused a 55 gallon drum to pop its lid and release gases at a newark oil recycling plant last night. crews responded to reports of an explosion at the evergreen oil company on smith avenue 11 p.m.. they found one drum containing paint product releasing gas six other barrels were warmer than usual they were separated and allowed to cool. no shelter in place order. >>> court date set in ross mirkarimi's challenge of mayor lee's suspension of him as sheriff. it will be heard april 18th. the mayor suspended the sheriff without pay for official misconduct after mirkarimi pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment. mirkarimi's attorney asked the judge to immediately reinstate mirkarimi. he says public officials can't be removed from office for official misconduct unless the crime occurred while in office. mirkarimi was sworn in one week after the domestic violence incident involving his wife on new year's eve. >>> somebody could become mega rich tonight, why not you.

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terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> probably won't terry often ships like that have thrusters that help themrn in place. we'll keep you hend, thanks a lot. >>> second major supermarket operator says it will no longer sell ground beef containing a controversial filler named pink slime. super value is joining safeway in banning the product. pink slime is the nickname given to lean textured beef made from meat scraps treated with ammonia gas. an abc7 news investigation revealed 70% of the ground beef sold in grocery stores contains the filler. safe way won't say if it is still on their shelves. >>> u.s. army pilot may have been trying to show off in front of his friends before crashing to the ground and nearly hitting troops. let's look at video just posted on youtube. this happened in february. apache helicopter comes into view, swoops low over a coalition out-post then crashes the chopper becomes airborne again and appears to be rolling sideways before crashing a second time, the 20 million dollar apache was one of two choppers watching over a foot patrol gathering supplies. we are told nobod

[applause] last but certainly not least, that terry -- terry mckiever. she led the bears to a national championship one year ago which was their second under her direction. she has them ranked no. 1 and is preparing for repeat. she is the first woman to be named head coach of the u.s. olympic swimming team and she will be guiding team usa this summer at the london olympics. it is my pleasure to introduce coach terry mckiever. >> i want to thank gary and larry and mayor lee. i feel humble to speak for such an amazing group of athletes. that isha

. >> congressman lee terry, what's the status of cybersecurity legislation in the house? >> guest: well, there's one bill that everyone's pretty much agreed to, the rogers bill, that allows the nsa to communicate to industries about known threats. that hasn't moved, it's still this committee as we're building on that. >> host: well, as you know, the senate is actively pursuing cybersecurity legislation, two bills going forward, the lieberman-collins and the republican bill. where do you stand on those? >> guest: well, those are ones that we will look at, but we're actually doing our own efforts in energy and commerce in the house of representatives, so i was on the speaker's task force, speaker's task force, and now i'm co-leading with dana eshoo on a bipartisan committee that will give us the outline. we want to just make sure that we're doing it in a little different way than the senate's doing. >> host: if collins-lieberman bill comes to the house, what are your thoughts about that specific bill? >> guest: well, i think, you know, i think that bill comes close. but wha

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:33 now.is morning after a haz-mat team was called in to check out an incident at the barker hall chemistry lab before 10:00 last night. there were reports of a student leaving the lab wearing possibly contaminated clothing. barker hall was evacuated as well as the student's dorm building. after an investigation officials say there was never any danger they say there had been a small spill of a gel solution in an isolated area of the lab. >>> six federal and state agencies announced play plan -- [ unintelligible ] nearly 19 million dollars will be used for improving recreational uses of the bay and beaches rest for restoring bird and fish life and improving habitat. the money comes from a settlement reached between the agencies and the hong kong based owner. >>> this morning occupy protesters are planning another education protest in sacramento for monday when they hope to set up a permanent camp under the state capital dome. yesterday a large crowd held a teach-in and rally at the civic cente

that is where terry mcsweeney has been with very latest details. is this helping out providing any clues yet? >> reporter: as the clue whether it helps we'll have to wait and see. what we know is that investigators are now telling us they have found the black and pink purse, the juicy brand purse that belonged to sierra lamar. they found it last sunday but they told it about yesterday. it took them four days to figure out it was hers that led to an all-out search. take a look at that all-out search that happened yesterday. search and rescue fanned out from her home in morgan hill. she is believed to have been on the way to school bus stop when he vanished. she sent a text a little after 7:00 last friday morning. her phone was found by the side of the road a few blocks from where the bag was found on sunday. the phone was found on saturday. bag on sunday but all the findings have led to very few conclusions. >> the clothing was neatly folded inside her bag. what we do not know whether she was wearing that clothing when she left the house. but there

pastor terry then also prays for president obama. so it was a longer prayer at the end of the service. some questions have been raised about this issue. i know that what rick santorum said last night is that he's always stood for religious freedom. do you think he should have separated himself from pastor terry who was many people believe criticizing other religions, including, muslim religions and as well as hinduism? >> you just through making the point which is true that rick santorum's for religious freedom for everybody. and then you asked me shun he condemn what the pastor said in his own church? he was talking about jesus and said we worship jesus and made the point other religions worship other things. why would santorum criticize that if he's for religious freedom? that's what makes the country great. that's the theme, it's about freedom and that's what the election is about and that's what rick was talking about as soon as he left that church. of course introduction was not for rick. it was for tony perkins. there are a lot

we have terry shore here from turtle island restoration network. not here today is diane daly from natural resources defense council. terry in diaand diane really woh the port in our regulators to try to go through the air quality impacts and identified this project with things that could move it forward. >i am going to talk to you about the power side project appear 27, pier 70, and the benefits of the pier 70 project. the proposed financing approach to the project with been working on with dealinelaine forbes. kathleen will talk about the ship repair background and the proposed six amendments to the lease to carry out the projects and other changes to the least. then we will talk to you about next steps. pier 70 was really a marquee for the pier 70 project. it was up $5.2 million project installed at pier 27 that became operational in 2011. we put together funding for the project for a number of -- from a number of sources. there quality management district contributed 1.9 million to the project. the san francisco public utilities commission cont

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 5:32. pool of 100 prospective jurors is expected to be questioned today in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. the judge ordered the new pool to make up for those already dismissed former received bias or conflict of interest. the judge is still considering a motion for mirkarimi's attorney for a change of venue at issue a video showing a bruise prosecutors claim mirkarimi caused when he grabbed his wife's arm. the appellate division is considering whether that video is admissible in court. >>> all eyes are trained on apple this morning. in a few hours the cupertino company will unveil its next big thing. amy hollyfield is live with where we are expecting to see the next generation ipad. apple of your eye but iowa -- but eye what is the question? >> reporter: apple has made its presence known here downtown there's a lot of excitement. rumors are flying. there's been video that was leaked. this is from china believed to show the new ipad thicker than the

terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:03. it is a decision that could dramatically change the political future of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi and it is expected today. the sheriff was sentenced on false imprisonment charges yesterday. now the mayor must decide whether to attempt to remove him from office. amy hollyfield is live at city hall with who are. >> reporter: good morning. mayor ed lee has all the power now. he could make the decision today to start the process to try and remove mirkarimi from office. the two men met yesterday in the mayor's office. which was a quick private meeting. no one is saying what was said. mirkarimi has said that he has no plans to step down. he says he's been in counseling for arrogance and anger issues. he's going to keep working to regain the public's trust. he was sentenced yesterday to three years probation for false imprisonment, a charge related to a domestic incident involving his wife and son. >> i'm going to devote myself to repair my relationship with my family, with the p