the guy in the white stripe is not having it. he takes the guy down, but suddenly, lots of people are joining in. this guy in the gray sweatshirt tosses a dude over the railing. other people are getting involved. watch this guy here. head butts him. he throws what looks like might be a beer in the guy's face. according to the poster of the video, this fight began because of a dispute over seats. this video was shared over and over again on social media sights. because of that, the union promised to improve security at rugby matches at the nelson men della based stadium. i had a couple videos. the next is from houston, texas. it's at a bar. it was shot during a spring break party. first, it looks like a regular party. now this becomes a girl-on-girl, all out brawl. [ bleep ]. >> see what's happening. it's moving so fast. >> girls are pulling hair and clothing. you not only have a group of girls here fighting, the camera pans over and you have another group of girls fighting on the other side of the bar. >> you feel that. you know s

he quickly established himself as a hardworking crew member and spending time with the striping cruise including understanding the operation of the except and how the crisis function pr he was elevated to be a leader in 2005 and since then he's developed into the shops more reliable workers. he's been an important asset with particularly with training of new painter which is not just the technical operation of the vehicles and except and make sure the paint goes bound in the right way and stays there are by also the safety. the cruise are working identity in the midst of traffic. they have equipment that has it's on complexity and he's done is great job of coordinating the traffic flow and to insure first and foremost 3 everybody's operating safely. among the things that the crew does it maintenance and install the bike lanes. a few years back they've been busy with that arrest every time we may have a street that are part of a bond for new bike lanes these guys are right behind the paying off cruise. their extremely busy crew those days. we have a capital plan that's going to keep the

however we will be improving the conditions, the intersections, the paintings, the stripings, the lighting, everything would be better and more modern, more improved. as if, you know, obviously some pros and cons to all of these, one of the cons is that it does not provide a separate bicycle facility, however it does provide a lot of space for the street lights zones and one of the things that we really need to keep in mind is how do we make market street more active? how do we give folks something to do while they are standing and waiting for the buses? >> the second option we are calling the market street bike way. and this particular option we would have a cycle track, a divided track and the design is still to be decided. and we would have buses, and everything back and forth. part of the cons to this is that even though there is a cycle track, there is no continuous bicycle facility. when we get to some of the pinch points at the bike portals and some of the larger islands we will need to vere off into a shared lane of traffic. it also limits the size of the street light zones and we

and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes of the late staying patrons on sunday mornings. and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they ha

north 880, slowing as crews are moving the striping work and the expansion. looks like they are starting to move things overnight. that's causing a lot as you are approaching the 5:00 hour. >> an arrest warrant has been issued for a bay area baseb

there is the plan b and the yellow stripe is the existing common area road. the proposed road by the developer is really a stairway there's no road there. should they come into combines they would be given assess >> thank you sir your time is up. >> next speaker please and. good morning my name is d is jeff. in the late generations of my family have been west of twin peeks. i'm involved quite a bit with the kids on the west side of town whether it be through mentoring. we have dismissal scholarships of families for children k through 12. one of the things we're missing in west san francisco is families. 70 percent of the families are in the twin peaks areas. there's a much greater change of stopping the slide of families moving out of san francisco san francisco. this is the thoughts of with they wanted to do is overall those people a little bit of different kind of living a place where you could go out in front of your house and play ball. this project should be approved. some of the schools have been detracked in san francisco and that's a direct effect fro

-- none of this justifies the fact that the inspector general himself in their report said that the stripehe politicalization and the way in which the voting rights act was problematic. there was no violation of the law per se. we get that. if you look the at the political nature of the appointed this is a george soros designee being appointed as secretary of labor and that's frightening, sean. >> and racial hostility-- aren't they saying racial hostility within the civil rights division of the doj? >> right. >> that's exactly what they said, actually and they were not applying the law when it came to suppression of other groups. first of all, you talk about the new black panther party. >> section five-- >> that's symptomatic of the problem in the justice department. not applying the voting rights act the way it was to be applied. >> sean: that's what you're taking issue with the inspector general report? >> section 5 of the voting rights act, congressional, as well as the practice-- i'm answering the question and get to what the ig is talking about. the voting rights act understands and c

the stripe of the underdog changes over the course of time. i think we should be looking at who the underdog is, not a particular class or race of people. so, for instance, if my son is applying to yale, and the son of a coal miner from west virginia is applying and his father got killed in the mines when he was 5 and he's been working all this time and he still has a very decent academic average, yes, i'd give him a leg up. >> dr. carson, you're talking about maybe you weren't interested in a senate race in michigan. as you know, there are people out there who have you waiting for your first trip to iowa or new hampshire to run for president. is your message for all those folks who are dying to get you into political office, stand down. it's not going to happen. i'm going to have a tv career. i'm going to be giving speeches. is that your message to them? >> my message is that i am not planning a career in politics. >> that sounds like a politician saying that, though. are you saying that definitively you're not going to run for office, or are

stripes. better being free. at thee time i kind of -- i didn't mind being in jail because i didn't have anything to worry about. i didn't have any bills to worry about, people, which was a good thing. when i first got out it was actually really hard. i broke down to the point where i was crying because i didn't know what the hell i was going to do. when i called my aunt, she helped me get on my feet again. hopefully this time next year i'll have my car back and job. i'm a lot happier. >> there will probably be few happy times for her former house mate. anthony received a 15-year prison sentence for first-degree burglary. >>> coming up -- >> lock me up if you want. if you lock me up, i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter? >> one of the most unforgettable inmates we met during our european tour. >>> and later -- >> he urinated all other himself which obviously is a sign that it's over. his tongue swelled up. his ankles swelled up. it was very intimate. >> a brutal jailhouse murder serves as the initiation to gang life.

you know, it's weird, now that my hair's back to normal, i kind of miss the skunk stripes. (both chuckle) okay, look, i need to talk to you about something that happened the other night. when i went back to the offshore and you guys were already gone, i ended up talking to mark for, like, a really long time. and we just... we really connected. and he ended up coming home with me. and if that bothers you, then i will never see him again. 'cause we made a pact i broke the pact, and i'm really sorry. ade. i am. i'm really sorry, and i hope that you can forgive me. it's fine. really? silver, you've forgiven me for a whole lot worse. besides, i think it was actually really brave of you to tell the truth. so, we're good? yeah. i mean, why wouldn't we be? all right, awesome. (chuckles) thank you. i like you hair like this. captioning sponsored by cbs brought to you by ford. go further. >>> this is kpix5 news on the cw. >>> three members of a family killed in a car crash. now, police have a man they say is responsible and they have a good idea as to why he was driving so fast in a r

the movie 2v." presented by red stripe. and now the envelope, please. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] kimmel: thank you very much. hi, everybody. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. this is our eighth-annual after the oscars special. i'm your host, jimmy kimmel. this show is to the oscars what ikea is to furniture. yes. a little flimsy, but it will do. i thought -- i thought the -- did you like the oscars tonight? i thought it was a pretty good show, right? [ cheers and applause ] seth macfarlane did a very nice job hosting. but should a 4-hour-long television show be allowed to give out awards for editing? i say no. these were the 85th annual academy awards, which is significant because 85 also happens to be the average weight of the women on the red carpet. instead of asking, "who are you wearing?" they should ask, "when you are eating?" one of these years, some poor starving actress is going to take a bite out of a microphone, and everybody's gonna be sorry. the dolby theatre, where the oscars take place, is directly across the street from us,

but at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, sheriff joe arpaio personally chose the black and white stripedong with the pink underwear and socks to send a message. >> this is joe arpaio's way to express how we are pay our way back to society. the pink is his way to keep us humbled. it's a way to separate us away from regular society. >> put them in pink underwear. because they were smuggling the white underwear out of the jail. that is the official reason. the unofficial reason, they hate pink. you never give them a color they like. why would you give them things they like? >> though generally not allowed, inmates sometimes alter their uniforms to fit their own fashion sense. at the orange county jail in southern california we met a transgender inmate who prefers to be called alexis. >> myself and my celly are dressed as girls and the rest are dressed as guys. >> despite his physical appearance cortez was in fact a male inmate housed in a men's unit. >> if you are in in the process of having a sex change if you have your male genital parts you are considered a male and will be housed there,

by having the brown stripe, the seam hit just under her bust, it draws the attention to her narrowestover leopard print with the skinny shipmenties is completely flattering. >> nobody looks at your belly, they look at your baby. >> that's a great tip. >> thank you so much. >>> next up is paulina, she's eight months pregnant. >> not feeling so sexy. >> that's adorable. >> you're eight months pregnant, that's unbelievable. >> well, she's eight months pregnant and so part of the problem obviously she looks amazing, part of the problem is that she says she always has very sore breasts. which a lot of pregnant women have. >> wait until she starts nursing. >> so i incorporated this barely there push-up bra, so she's getting a boost into her lingerie look with this adorable romper from jcpenney and some nice fuzzy uggs australian slippers. she's young, fun, flirty. >> happy baby to you, sweetheart. >> next out, rachel. we should point out rachel lost 50 pounds, here's her before picture. rachel, look at you now, girl. >> look at that new body. she got it going on. >> tell us about her. >> an

so when this went to the department of transportation this was a unique response in having this pink stripelicense, and then the confusing words no lawful status. since these are young people, and they do have a legal presence in north carolina. they can get work permits, they can have a social security number, they are allowed to have driver's licenses. so it doesn't seem to serve any important legal purpose. we went to speak with the congregation about this, and they were quite upset. they felt like it was going to target a vulnerable community in north carolina, and they mentioned that the color pink was especially offensive. apparently there is a sheriff in arizona who was sued towards cruelty toward inmates and one of the things he insisted on was that inmates wear the color pink. so they think it is intended to hue -- hue militate these people. >> michael: rabbi what makes you so passionate about this issues? >> let me tell you a story. when i stood on the pulpit about two weeks ago, and announced to the congress -- congregation that the governor and the department transportation had

symbols - the flag, stars and stripes. well, the main thing here is, it's a form of myth - and again, not a phony story - but it's a form of myth that validates the social order; it makes it important, it makes it ideal. so that's the first element in here. then there's some interesting places, the sect characteristic. one of the most important things it does - our second explanation for it - is to provide social cohesion through a liturgical cycle of holidays and celebrations, and that's what we're talking about, the k-mart, wal-mart thing, that i'm thinking about rabbi bronstein because we most recently went through his class and he was talking about the great myths in the sacred texts, describing different kind of ritual patterns in judaism. well, the same thing exists in a country like the united states, that we see these - what ideally these celebrations that we go through do is provide social cohesion - it brings us together, it makes us - identity, a sense of unity. at least, we may be very diverse in the country, bu

. >> caltrans closed one two of the lanes in the tunnel for striping work. the tunnel reopened about an hour ago. the $439 million project opened just monday. >> epa announced change in the way that gasoline is the new gas rule will cull sulphur. gasoline is n.california is made this way. the oil indus warned it will increase gas prices by almost nine cents a gallon. >> here a look at at and t park. giants and as will be begin to file in. in developing news is developing. off the field signing has giants fans stacked this, is huge. >> the giants and buster posey will announce national league mvp sign signed a nine year, $167 million contract. this means posey will be behind the plate with orange and back. >> posey on the night of super stardom is huge. >> gr g.for him. >> yes. >> last night, 40,000 fans rocked at and t park and saw the a's win. many people drove into the city thursday morning had to take alternate transportation to get home. that is how bad it was. >> here is a look from our skyway camera. give yourself plenty of time to get there. cars on le

this is how to paint the perfect stripe. watch this. you're not even painting. know how it gets raggy, paint with the base paint, create a seal. >> no one is better than you. >>> we'll be back tomorrow. >> thank you. jeff: miss montana. come on out, miss montana. >> my autism doesn't define who i am. i define my autism. jeff: a new standard of beauty. >> someone said thank you. you give my son hope. jeff: then he found a fortune and gave it back despite degree homeless. your life is really turned around. you have a job. >> yes. [captioning made possible by cbs television distribution] [applause] jeff: hello. hello! roll it! a little bit about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on this show and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family is. i'm hosting a talk show because there is a lot to talk about. welcome to the show. have a seat. thank you very much. so happy to have you here. one of our last shows. we're not being renewed. in a few months we'll be off the air. these are peshes, precious days that we must share together.

the suspect last seen wearing a gray shirt, black sleeves and a black stripe on the chest. witnesses say they saw the man getting into a 1990s honda civic. and 9-year-old girl girl. >> police credit the community for working with investigators to identify and describe that suspect now, crime stoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for the id and arrest of the suspect. if you'd like to take a look you can go to our web site. >> okay, nick, thank you very much. also police gate being what they call a brazen act. a daytime murder of a woman outside of a neighborhood market. the victim is a 29-year-old kimberly johnson. sky 7 shows family members at the scene. officers say about 10:30 a man walked up to the woman, shot her several times outside of the market. her relatives don't understand why she was targeted. >> why? why kim? a woman on top that have? what can a woman do so bad a person would take a woman live? this is a mother, sister, someone child. >> police zront a motive. they're reviewing surveillance tape and are following up on leads hoping to track down the killer. >> t

advocates complain the first draft was discriminatory because of a pink stripe at the top containing words no lawful status. >>> talk about being at the right place at the right time. a man in awe stral gentleman saved the life of a 2-year-old girl when he performed cpr on her. the baby's mother screamed for help when the toddler stopped breathing in the checkout line. thank goodness he was there. if you're feeling lucky this weekend, you have time to pick up that winning powerball ticket. the jackpot is now $320, it's the sixth high nest powerball history and expected to grow. if you opt to take the lump sum, you could walk away with a cool $200 million. >>> well tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern instead of the normal rachael mad ow show, we're airing "hubris." we learned the day after 9/11 secretary of defense donald rumsfeld is already looking to link saddam hussein and osama bin laden. >> meeting notes from the afternoon of 9/11, show donald rum fells tasking a top aide to find the best information fast, good enough to hit saddam hussein. he asks the aide to get evidence from wolfowit

>> jordan wore the tall red & white striped hat, made famous by the dr. seuss book the cat in the hat, as part of read across america. jordan says it's another opportunity for him to interact with children in the community. >> we want them to know the police are their friend and to have the police chief come and read a book to them means a lot. >> read across america is held every year on or near the march 2nd birthday of author dr. seuss. >>> mark ybanez joins us now. more on st. mary's hit hard by sanctions? >> when the ncaa comes down in a situation like this, it's usually very hard. i don't think it was a big surprise the ncaa had been after them for quite sometime, but hearing rumors along those lines, but it is coach randy bennett who will bear the brunt. for instance, he will not be allowed to recruit off campus. that hampers the program immensely. he will be suspended for the first five games of next year. and the team itself will go on four-year probation. but they will be allowed to participate in the wcc tournament and the ncaa tournament. benn

north 880, toward the great mall, more striping work and a lot of activity over the next half hour. no major slowing. >>> a man from canada is behind bars in connection with charges he tried to arrange sex with a 16-year-old girl from san mateo. san diego police arrested this guy, 26-year-old adam ouellette on charges of having child porn on his cell phone. he allegedly arranged to meet a teenage girl. in reality, the meeting was arranged by police officers that were waiting for him when he arrived at the airport. >> there is a charge of attempted statutory rape, sex with a minor under 18, to travel for the purpose of committing some type of sexual offense on a minor is also a crime. there is also the child pornography charges. >> ouelette was released on bail. he continued his trip to san diego when officers suspected he may be in possession of child pornography and they issued a new warrant. he was arrested in san diego. no word on when he is expected to be sent back to the bay area. >>> 4:33. san jose police involved in the fourth shooting this month. this injuring a woman. the

says the birds are adapting to the measures like the stripe strips. in fact, some say they are starting to lay eggs. they are not only dealing with the birds but also the cleanup as well. and b.a.r.t. is being careful about the habitat. crews having to tunnel around a known bird habitat and that's costing the agency another $5 million to deal with that. a few years ago, the agency instilled recorded bird noises of hawks and eagles meant to drive away pigeons. they say they've installed those sounds at all of the b.a.r.t. stations, including the newly- built station in fremont. we're live here in fremont, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, brian. >>> 7:07. a lot happening in our commute this morning. a lot of crashes, the roads are wet. sal, what are you seeing? >> reporter: westbound 9, a little -- westbound 92, a little bit slow there because of a crash at the toll plaza. we looked at the actual san mateo bridge. that's okay because people are not getting by that well. westbound 92. they are trying to remove this crash from the san m

says the birds are adapting to the measures like the stripe strips. in fact, some say they are starting to lay eggs. they are not only dealing with the birds but also the cleanup as well. and b.a.r.t. is being careful about the habitat. crews having to tunnel around a known bird habitat and that's costing the agency another $5 million to deal with that. a few years ago, the agency instilled recorded bird noises of hawks and eagles meant to drive away pigeons. they say they've installed those sounds at all of the b.a.r.t. stations, including the newly- built station in fremont. we're live here in fremont, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, brian. >>> 7:07. a lot happening in our commute this morning. a lot of crashes, the roads are wet. sal, what are you seeing? >> reporter: westbound 9, a little -- westbound 92, a little bit slow there because of a crash at the toll plaza. we looked at the actual san mateo bridge. that's okay because people are not getting by that well. westbound 92. they are trying to remove this crash from the san m

the final paving and the striping, that's set for may. >> i was just driving -- driving through that have signs everywhere. >>> all right, sal. how are things? >> what were you doing there? >> coming back from the airport. >> okay. i would have made traffic better for you. [laughter] >> it's friday. i just like to give tori grief. i've known her for 20 years. >>> the bay bridge, it's a nice- looking commute as you come up to the toll plaza. today we have friday light. we have 4:30 that's what it looked like here. it got heavy at 6:00. it's better. san mateo bridge as you drive out to the -- drive out to the high rise. i think we'll be pretty happy for the morning commute. we've had some minor fender- benders. not causing a huge delay. if you look at the road sensors we're not showing a lot of activitien to 101 and 28 on the peninsula. let's go to rosemary. >>> we're off to a great start. we don't have the dense fog. we're looking at a little fog in half moon bay. outside of that, just the high clouds you saw in that live shot. here you see the high clouds from up above. they continue

the final paving and the striping, that's set for may. >> i was just driving -- driving through that erywhere. >>> all right, sal. how are things? >> what were you doing there? >> coming back from the airport. >> okay. i would have made traffic better for you. [laughter] >> it's friday. i just like to give tori grief. i've known her for 20 years. >>> the bay bridge, it's a nice- looking commute as you come up to the toll plaza. today we have friday light. we have 4:30 that's what it looked like here. it got heavy at 6:00. it's better. san mateo bridge as you drive out to the -- drive out to the high rise. i think we'll be pretty happy for the morning commute. we've had some minor fender- benders. not causing a huge delay. if you look at the road sensors we're not showing a lot of activitien to 101 and 28 on the peninsula. let's go to rosemary. >>> we're off to a great start. we don't have the dense fog. we're looking at a little fog in half moon bay. outside of that, just the high clouds you saw in that live shot. here you see the high clouds from up above. they continue to stream acr

1942 infantryman, brought a black friend to a cafeteria and got demoted, someone literally ripped the stripesp. it was so wafl painful to him. and artists are different than ordinary people. we see through lines that people ordinarily draw for themselves that fostered a commitment from the artistry community to help the civil rights movement. >> that's a really great piece, and thanks, chris. >> up next, a former bartender, does his best to save lives in syria that when he can wambach on "starting point." [ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valv

that is why the star of david and the stars and stripes flying together today. that is why i am confident in declaring that our alliance is forever. thank you very much. [applause] >> [speaking in foreign language) >> barack obama has just been speaking upon his arrival to tel aviv, his first visit to israel as president. although he did point out it is the third time that he has landed -- that he has been in israel. it speaking directly after benjamin knott's and yahoo. speakingwe can go to -- directly after benjamin netanyahu. i feel we can go to mike. warm, friendly words between the two. one of the things obama was trying to overcome, the idea there was a strained relationship between the u.s. and israel. but indeed, yes. the third thing president obama said when he walked off the plane, it is a lovely day. and then hugs for benjamin netanyahu, shimon peres, setting the terms for a visit largely about repairing what has been a somewhat fractious relationship, certainly in obama's first term. the point of the visit largely to repair the relationship, create a

. ♪ >> inauguration days for president obama with beyonce singing the national anthem. ♪ whose broad stripesars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight >> it was a moving moment. >> every time i look at her, singing for the president and performing worldwide, and then i think, that was my baby. >> darla johnson was beyonce's childhood dance teacher. >> i know that she's beyonce. i know that she's worldwide and everybody know her and everybody scream, et cetera, but even when i see her, she's still my beyonce. ♪ >> a proud moment that didn't last long. >> did beyonce fake it at the inauguration? >> this was a question on a lot of lips in washington today. >> beyonce and her lip-sync stunner. >> did she or didn't she? >> did she? didn't she? and does it even matter? this was beyonce's response. posted to instagram. online and on air. >> i'm saying leave beyonce alone. >> was it live or on tape? >> she became a hot topic of conversation. >> i'm not surprised that she did lip-sync. >> i still don't think she did, though. >> i just think people think there just has to be something else behind who she is.