or purchase their own white underwear from the commissary. but on their way out, staff will check to make sure they're not leaving in orange underwear, jail-owned orange underwear. >> they can be washed and sterilized with the rest of the laundry, and it can be reused. it saves the facility money. >> most inmates get used to the idea of wearing orange socks and underwear, there's only one thing they sometimes find more difficult to stomach. the food. inmate whose can afford it can also buy snacks from the jail commissary. but an outside food vendor provides more expensive options that rival those found in the free world. the world where amber hilberling used to reside. >> i want to get my fresh favorites that i anticipate all week. fresh foods, it's just real food, that they twice a week have something yummy that we can buy. >> fresh favorites inmates order every week. we put out menus. today's double bacon cheeseburger, $7. every wednesday they love us. cookies? >> no, you guys haven't changed them from the oatmeal raisinette, that's why they

and the same explosive that the underwear bomber had. d those were destined for the u.s., specifically a jewish community center in chicago. so this has been a continuing attempt now in what has been in the peninsula to attack the u.s. they've probably been the most aggressive al qaeda affiliate in the world that actually goes after the u.s. rather than just local attacks against their own country. >> so let's talk more about this terror group, al qaeda, in arabian peninsula and how it continues to pose a threat. is it intensifying in strength? >> i don't know that -- i don't know that it has to intensify in too much strength, because it only needs a few people to carry out these attacks to try to get on an airplane with a petn-based explosive or attack other u.s. interests around the world. so it doesn't take a lot. you see in that video about a hundred people. there's many people speculating about that video and why nothing was done at the time to fire a drone. my guess and it's just a guess is that there were probably intelligence agen

they have a very skilled bombmaker who has managed to get bombs on to an american commercial jet, the underwearin 2009 and american cargo planes bound for the united states. luckily, those devices didn't work, but this is a bombmaker that has been able to make bombs undetectable by security measures. >> and a lot of people might be surprised that leaders in yemen are not totally opposed to the u.s. drone campaign there. is that because they're having difficulty containing the threat themselves? >> well, yemen is a very complex place, randi, it's the poorest country in the arab world. it's running out of oil and water. there are three different wars going on simultaneously. the government has a lot on its hands. and certainly, the government has actually defended the present prime minister that came to the united states and made -- he also gave an interview to the "washington post." it's not as unpopular in yemen as it is in pakistan. but there are civilian casualties. there were yesterday, three civilians reported killed in that strike. every time you have a civilian casualty, that doesn't help

they're the group responsible for every recent attack in the u.s., including the underwear bomber in 2009 and the effort to put bombs in printer cartridges. i was speaking to officials who said aqap is the group they're most concerned about attacks on the u.s. homeland and believed to always be planning attacks. >> are we seeing the u.s. and yemen turn ag corner in trying to destroy al qaeda, particularly this branch of snit. >> in a word, no. this comes a week after the release of the videotape that shows the leaders of the group and 100 operatives in plain sight, comfortable in their meeting talking about future plans. that was seen as a huge embarrassment with regard to the joint u.s.-yemeni counterterrorism efforts to go after aqap. you might say is this propaganda to recover from that. these operations are unprecedented. it will take time to determine with dna what leaders were killed. they hope this will make a dent in the strength of the group. >> elise labott, thank you. >>> cnn national security analyst peter bergen calls this president obama's war. peter, tell us why is this

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. >>> the group here in the big apple that organizes the annual subway ride in your underwear is at ittime improv everywhere sent people into the big gap store on fifth avenue. on cue, they all pulled up their white hoods and posed as gap mannequins. didn't go as planned. >> store security handcuffed many and had them lay on the floor. after they assessed the situation, everyone was allowed to leave. no arrests were made. kind of like performance art. >> i think it is. >> masks scare people, you know what i mean. >> yeah, you can't do that. >> underwear is not as scary, maybe in some cases but masks scare people. >> i don't know -- they were trying to do the flash mob thing but it didn't work out. you are right, the masks -- you have to ask permission and then it would be cool because everybody in the store would know what you were doing, the customers but when nobody in the store like security knows what you are doing, it ain't good. >> very avant-garde. >> i wonder what the people walking around and saw what they thought were mannequins handcuffed on the floor were thinking. >> yeah,

including the underwear bomb. now one of al qaeda's top terrorists might be dead. rmation on the high risk raid. >> gruesome accusations in the cattle battle. >> they rounded them up until they were exhausted. >> the bundies reveal evidence the federal government killed their cows. >> a food favorite about to disappear from your breakfast table. the shortage coming to you. >> nighttime giving way to dawn this morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" this tuesday morning. >> i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> al qaeda's chief bomb maker is believed to be killed in an ambush. his name is ibrahim, hassanal has ry. he would be the most senior member of al qaeda since osama bin laden in 2011. his streak was attacked by special forces dropped in by a helicopter. 68 al qaeda forces were killed in yemen air strikes. making it the biggest strike on al qaeda since 2012. >>> a new nuclear test while the south is preoccupied with the ferry disaster. they say activity at the testing site has increased. the

the bombmaker even heem al asiri was behind the failed plot to bring down a jet using the underwear bomb. short time ago the white house was asked about the joint yemeni/u.s. operation. >> now i can't speak to specific operations but we have a strong collaborative relationship with the yemeni government and work together on various initiatives to counter the shared threat we face from aqap. in terms of more details about the strikes that the yemeni government has discussed, i would refer you to the yemeni government. >> the next piece of this will be the identification process which can be done through dna, though in drone strikes my past experience has told me that they cannot rely on dna. often there's nothing left after one of these strikes and they have to reroo lie on eyewitness accounts or overhead drone video. what seems key here are these three senior members. the u.s. government officials are waiting to get some kind of read-out. >> catherine herridge in d.c., thank you. >>> we have a pension problem in this country. a recent survey by pew charitable trust fund find that the u.s

books, but somebody who applies for federal assistance to feed their kids, we have the right to go through their underwear. i thought that was a striking comparison. book, "ther of your divide: american injustice in the age of the wealth gap." it is very striking. you have this artwork throughout your book. explain who did this. >> this is molly crabapple. she is a great artist. i met her during the occupy protests. we have a mutual friend, and molly had done these amazing posters for the occupy protests that were -- some were based on my work, because there was a vampire squid thing. >> explained. >> i referred to woman sacks as a vampire squid -- i referred to goldman sachs as a vampire squid. and she ended up becoming sort of famous as a semi-official artist of occupy. we decided to work together on this project. what is so perfect about her is that she really specializes in doing these kinds of grotesque, horrifying portraits of dysfunction. looks quite beautiful from a distance, but if you look at the cover closely, it is horrifying image of people being ground up in this mindless justice machine. it

he is behind the underwear bomb plot back in 2009.is confirmed dead, he would be the most senior member of al-qaeda to be killed since osama bin laden in 2011. according to reports, his vehicle was attacked by special forces who had been dropped in by helicopter. this comes as 68 al-qaeda militants were killed in air strikes in yemen over the weekend, making it the largest string of air strikes against al-qaeda since 2012. we'll keep you posted on this. other folks in washington continue to work the details on this story. >>> more than 45 days since malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished search crews telling reporters that they may have been looking in the wrong place all along. they are now apparently revisiting the possibility that the plane may have landed instead of crashing into the indian ocean. if they don't find any debris in the ocean in the next few days, they say they'll regroup and shift the focus of their search. wow. we'll keep watching that story as well. >>> you know this tv show "ice road drivers," they're known for lo

you can think about it especially crazy extremists like the underwear around the president of the so called french are behind us remember going when turquoise soldiers came. judy i still want to. the freshman coming to help them. i ran around the british and french flags singing the french army is easier to reconcile. so really there was these ambiguity is the critique that and the sort who was present in their minds. that is what the french are due to go. it will melt with mr and he is talking about me still in use in the very edges on the stovetop. a machinery he was in. or at the time another very well he's the key to his actions. and there would be all too often benjamin sandy your thoughts on the timing of this new war of words between parents and kigali the crew too. the pool where to start the summer or city. the army divisions of it is transmitted to know it because i'm a historical response to it. the frothing from the inherited the title move. the overall both independence and durham. i think that is the context for it and was surprised and then i was talking. but some va a

you're talking about the cart bridge bomb plot, the underwear bomb plot and even an attempt to assassinate the deputy interior minister in saudi arabia. since the tape appeared, the u.s. and yemen officials said we need to tell aqap we're not going to put up with this and go after their training and camps. >> it's usually a recruitment, these tapes, but you have 100 of them walking around, boasting pretty sophisticated high-resolution, high-definition individual kbroe the video there. what was your take on that? did it spark that operation? >> i don't know all of the intelligence that led up to that. i think the fact that the u.s. said we're not sure the al qaeda high value target was there, something like this is, as mohammed said, in your face. and it would worry a lot of people. it would worry the yemeni people and americans. they threaten american. it also worries the saudi ara a arabians. >> and they are doing testing of one saudi citizen killed in this operation who may or may not be ibrahim al asiri, the bomb maker, is being tested? >> we don't know where the body is. some officials

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i'm sorry, yeah, and i know about the green underwear that you wrote your name on. >> i can never get over that. >> reporter: she's even admitted to being high the night she accepted her oscar for ghost in 1991. this week goldberg debuted for "the denver post" cannabis section where she extolled the virtue of the vape pen. she wrote the vape pen has changed my life. no, i'm not exaggerating. her name is sippy, she's a she and each sip comes relief from pressure, pain, stress, d discomfort. vape pens are e-cigarettes for marijuana and those who manufacture them can't make them fast enough. we witnessed the process firsthand in january with open vap todd. what do you expect? >> we sent from selling a few thousand a day to selling 10,000 a day. when that happened, we couldn't measure it anymore. >> reporter: the marijuana business in colorado is booming. vape pen that look and taste like candy are the fastest growing segments. state tax coffers are filling with millions of dollars from the new revenue from pot's legalization. but the scientific jury on marijuana is still not convinced th

the investigation about a story where the government had foiled an effort to do a bombing with the underwear bomb. they investigated for a year, and without giving notice, they subpoenaed phone records. it should not have happened on the guidelines. they said notice would be given as it would have harm to the investigation. shortly thereafter, it was disclosed that almost two years earlier, the justice department had secretly obtain the e-mail and theations of jim foss case. a huge up for. that's a bit further. because of something. verdi's of the law, the justice department had to proceed by a surge or and. they had to get a judge to agree this was appropriate. they accused-mail, him of an espionage act. ais may be a first time government official has accused a reporter of violating vs the notch at. it was shocking. when they came out and there was outrage, it was very odd. they never intended to go after him and i just had to say that for the search warrant. there is a real problem. the bottom line is the president asked the attorney general to look at the guidelines to see how they could

nbc news has not independently confirmed that, the designer of the underwear bomb that abdul mut lab ed to take down a jet on christmas day of 2009. we'll monitor this story and bring you the latest as it comes in. first to the crisis in ukraine, vice president joe biden is in that country in one of the high profile u.s. efforts yet to support ukraine's interim government. he arrives in the wake of bloody shootout at the checkpoint in eastern ukraine yesterday which left three people dead. ukraine and russia trading blame. but new photos provided to a european monitoring body and published by the new york times today give some insight into who has been seizing government sites in eastern ukraine. the times says these photos link the gunmen known as greenmen to russia. nbc news has not confirmed which is alleged in the photos but the u.s. state department says they quote, only further confirm russia's connection. it's something that have had mir putin has repeatedly denied but ukraine's prime minister says the world should be concerned. with putin in particular. >> president putin has

passengers have recorded fires, falls, smoke in the cabin, the underwear bomber, shoe bomber, a flightnt going crazy, people going crazy, if they get those phones it will be recorded. it will be evidence of what happened. there will be last messages which they will treasure and which will be very, very important for them. >> what if there are not those messages, mary? >> if there is nothing on any of the cell phones that means whatever happened, happened very quickly. because you know from my experience i know that people try very hard to record what is happening in their last messages, and document what is going on. and so if there is nothing on any of the cell phones we will know that something happened very, very quickly. >> ted, i guess i'm curious, when these phones are found are they going to be sent -- i spouse to somebody like you, chad, to go through? >> well, the problem, too, and if they're not handled properly when they are pulled out of the water, whether it is the ferry case or flight 370, that can really make it difficult. so hopefully these phones will be treated proper

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the captain of the sinking ferry - scrambling off the boat in his underwear. the men who rescued him are talking about it for the first time. >> catherine: saying they had no idea who he was. no, absolutely not, he says.i didn't find out until later. journalists asked them why the captain and crew were saved so quickly - and notof the students. >> catherine: they say people were just dropping into the sea - and they couldn't tell crew members from passengers. meantime, authorities have taken more documents from the company which owns the ferry business. three people were arrested monday on suspicion of destroying evidence linked to the disaster >> catherine: although the bodies are being found at a faster pace.the recovery will still take days. the coast guard says the roughly 109 people still unaccounted for are believed to be in 64 of the ship's 111 rooms. >> pam: next. why the government is warning people *not to use a popular computer internet browser. >> pam: then. the new trend sweeping social media -- "shelf-ies" what you need to know. bulldog: you don't

the underwear bomber in 2009, the printer cartridges attempted to be mailed to the u.s. a couple years ago. so this group has been continuing to attempt to directly attack the u.s., where other groups around the world, sometimes do, sometimes are more interested in their local political situation. >> uh-huh. all right. tom fuentes, thanks so much in washington. >> you're welcome. >>> now to that urgent race to find more surrivers on that south korean ferry that capsized this week. the death toll rose to 36 today. at least 266 people are still missing. most of them students who went to the same high school. they were on a field trip to a resort island when the ship rolled over. hundreds of their parents are gathering on jindo island, where they are watching the search for their children by video. they're also giving dna samples to help identify anyone who is found. some survivors say people on the ship were told not to move for their own safety. but the captain says he feared passengers would be swept away in rough waters. he, his third mate and a crew technician all made

like you mentioned, the underwear bombing plot, or the cartridge bomb plot, or even the plot to assassinatenister of saudi arabia. all of those plots have ibrahim's fingerprints all over them. if he were to have been killed, that would be huge for yemen's government, for america's counterterrorism efforts. that all being said, though, even though yemeni officials i'm speaking with today are more confident and questioning publicly that perhaps they did get him, it's still going to take some time to really make sure that these dna tests are thorough, and that this is the guy. what we know now is that there was a fire fight that ensued a couple of nights ago and that they got some militants. some of them are saudi. they believe they were high targets. they believe perhaps they've got him and now they're trying to confirm it for re. >> mohammed, thank you. >>> top of the hour, hour two, i'm brooke baldwin. we begin with this. a potential massive break for the search teams off the coast of south korea, the site of the capsized ferry. rescue divers have now finally entered the ferry's cafeteria.

the captain of the sinking ferry - scrambling off the boat in his underwear. seybold the men who rescued him are talking about it for the first time. saying they had no idea who he was. >>no, absolutely not, he says.i didn't find out until later. journalists asked them why the captain and crew were saved so quickly - and not more of the students. >> catherine: they say people were just dropping into the sea - and they couldn't tell crew members from passengers. meantime, authorities have taken more documents from the company which owns he ferry business. three people were arrested monday on suspicion of destroying evidence linked to the disaster >> pam: after spending more than a half-century in southern california.toyota says it's moving to texas. texas offered the japanese automaker 40-million dollars to relocate to suburban dallas. the incentive money comes from the state's texas enterprise fund. >> pam: the move will bring together about 4-thousand employees who are currently scattered around the country. >> pam: toyota first opened their so-cal headquarter

he is the father of the underwear bomb he is the father of the printer cartridge bomb he is the father of the nonmetallic bomb. he is the father of putting a bomb inside of a human person, surgically implanted. i consider him the most dangerous terrorist on the planet. if he is gone that would be a very good thing. >> other than him, who is another target? >> nasir wahisi. if something were to happen to zouheri, this guy would be taking over the organization. he need to be taken off the battlefield. >> "the washington post" reports on president obama's week-long trip to asia beginning tomorrow. the president will visit ma malaysia, the philippines and korea. >> pope france has used his easter blessing to call for world peace. the pope spoke to about 150,000 people on sunday. >> the wall street journal says money for sandy relief could flow to other catastrophes. new york state officials say that is not true. a decision could come next month. >> four silicon valley companies go to trial next month. google apple, adobe are being sued for taking away opportunities for people to get better

a goal came up in the final minutes of the game and that led to socks, underwear and diapers. where is the clean-up crew. that poor zamboni. nearly 6,000 items were collected. they're actually going to be donated to a pair of charities. >> that's good. that's good. good cause there. >>> checking in with meteorologist christina loren right now and seeing how we're shaping up here as we get going on this workweek. >> good morning to you. temperatures right now mostly in the 50s and we have a gorgeous, gorgeous day shaping up. good air quality as we head throughout the afternoon. we're talking about the mid to upper 70s and, yeah, one of those days where if you don't get outdoors, you might just get regret it as we have a warm up coming our way. i'll take you through the changes coming up right now, though, a traffic tuesday. we want to check on your drive, here's mike. >> san jose unified and a number of peninsula school districts on vacation this week. we should see a lighter flow of traffic. we'll track that. 880 shows traffic past the coliseum and i just got word a stall in th

he was initially arrested on suspicion of the attempted burglary of a woman's apartment back in july. police say he was wearing only socks and underwear at the time. in the east bay. growing concerns about whooping cough. after health officials confirm a case of the disease. at an elementary school in martinez. contra costa health services says, a 9-year-old student was recently diagnosed with the highly contagious disease. last friday, morello elementary school parents. received notice from martinez unified school district. officials are also concerned about the spread among infants. "so we've had 4 babies hospitalized this year so far this year, last year we had two babies hospitalized with whooping cough so definitely we want to prevent any other casesbabies can suddenly stop breathingprotected with vaccines" school officials say, so far, just the one case has been reported. contra costa health services recommend vaccinations to help prevent the spead of the whooping cough. especially to infants. today marks the somber 10-year anniversary of san jose native pat tillman's death. in a friendly fire accident in afghanistan. tillman tu

. >> that bob maker is believed to be responsible for several attempts including the underwear bomber >> that man, the master bomb maker in yemen is one man that doesn't appear in the video. he is believed by the u.s. to be very much in hiding and there is great concern what role he is now playing and what he maybe up to next. carol? >> barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon this morning. thanks, barbara. >>> to discuss the threat from al qaeda i want to bring in paul cruickshank. can you hear me? >> yes. >> that was a scary report. how concerned should we be? >> there's a lot of con serb about this group, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the affiliates in yemen. this is a group which has been resurgent over the last year, launched a number of attacks against army installations, security installations across yemen. the leader of this group, nasir al wuhayshi is the number two of al qaeda, appears to be emboldened as well, appearing with 100 fighters. in this video he's greeting people freed from a prison back in february. this is a propaganda video from the group, but also a

killed, who was believed to be responsible for the bombing you just alluded to, the specter -- the suspected underwear bombing. was he one of the targets? was he killed? guest: i suspect he was one of the targets. i don't know whether he was killed. it takes a while to confirm these kinds of issues. the first way you're going to confirm it is dna. in a site like that, it is hard to confirm dna. a kinetic strike will destroy dna. you will hear jihad he -- .ihadist chatter it is hard to decipher that chatter over time to figure out what is fact and fiction. if we are depending on intelligence channels where they speak about who died and who didn't, some of them won't know. it might take weeks or longer. i suspect he was a target, but i'm not sure we will know very soon. host: a graduate of villanova and university of -- he served as a cia deputy director of counterterrorism. he is currently the director of global risk at southern sun asset management in tennessee. before we get to calls and comments, i want to ask about two other statements -- guest: i can't believe you're asking me this. the mudd famil

he's accused of peak nothing the window or door of a neighbor's house all in the underwear in the middle of the night. the woman's whose window he tampered with was terrified and called 911 during the early- morning hours. he was hoping for sex and blamed his bad judgment on ego and alcohol. they're not sure what his future holds. >> did i dislike him, no, did i want to work with him? yes, do i still want to work with him? >> yes, in the interests of the public. >>> a misdemeanor conviction could bring 6 months in jail and a $1,000. if the jury remains split they may be considering the count of attempted peeking. they have asked him to come back monday and continue to try to reach a verdict. >> despite the rain, governor brown has issued an executive order that requires new conservation rules. they show the state's water content and the central sierra well below normal. the draft years are still ahead. and it's expected to get worse. governor brown is calling on california to stop wasting water. he's making specific recommendations. he's urging golf courses and schools to irrigate less.

. >> and the underwear bomber and others were inspired by him. are you about domestic terrorism inspired by this group? >> very much so. they just came out with an inspire magazine in english and this group in yemen is the one building the bombs so they can get on airplanes without being detected. they are dealing with rebel forces in syria and russia. when you ask counter terrorist thoughts they say this is the biggest threat and all of these are intertwined together. >> we know the boston bombing brothers was a big viewer of these websites and traveled to dag stan and how concerned had you as we look back on the anniversary of the running of the marathon since then? >> i think we have done a better job. my committee came out with report and recommendation and inspector general came out with a report faulting the investigation saying it could have been done better when the fbi had the bomber under their sites. but i think the greatest mistake was when he travelled overseas it was flagged but nothing was done. that was the biggest problem. and lo

the underwear bomb plot. the cargo bomb plot. these guys know what they're doing.ng efforts in this regard. the drone strikes that are taking place in these regions of yemen, they're not just killing yemenis, they're not just killing saudis, they're killing westerners, australians, new zealanders, russians, americans. that's what we have to be worried about. >> anything to the release of this tape, the timing? because oftentimes, there is a correlation to action. >> you know, we can't be sure. i think we have to be cashful here because of the fact that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, their media apparatus is second to none. these are the same guys that put out "inspire" magazine, that purportedly the boston bombers used to educate themselves on how to build bombs. they really know how to twist propaganda. just because they release this now, it could be for public relation, value. it doesn't necessarily mean there's something big coming down the horizon. >> evan coleman, thank you. >>> they can't help but watch the slow motion disaster that's making crowds turn o

every major plot that's been hatched out of yemen the past five, six, seven years, including the underwearber plot, including also the cargo plane bomb plot from october 2010, and also a plot to try to assassinate a senior level saudi official in saudi arabia also in 2009. he's seen as a real threat and somebody that the u.s. and yemen has been wanting to get for quite some time. the question is even if they have gotten him, will that degrade the capabilities and most of the yemenis i speak to don't think so. that's why the operation is massive. they are going after training centers. they are going after hideouts. you have yemeni boots on the ground going into parts of that country they have not dared go into before because yemen has a weak central government and some say a weak military and they don't dare venture into hot beds where aqap has a working structure. yemen is a rugged country where there are plenty of places to hide out. it's that dangerous even with a military escort. u.s. and yemen striking hard and fast. they say these operations are ongoing. they are trying to take out to

. >> the whole thing is underwear. >> looks like he is holding his sweat pants or shorts up out of theater and they're having a good jolly time. >>s please tell me this isn't sold here, just like a russian brand. >> looks like it's sold in 14 cities in russia. there is a criminal investigation going on right now. if the managers are found guilty they could face years in jail. the owner of the company released a statement saying that this is just water or perhaps technical fluid maybe leading us to believe this is not the milk they make the cheese with or that maybe this company is the victim of corporate sabotage. >> that's a theory. >> she was the abandoned pup who pulled at millions of heart strings. >> they found her in this pile of trash. immediately the video went viral. well i have great news. >> how she's now living a healthy, happy life. and when target shooting fires back. >> oh. >>> back in december, hope for paws posted this video. they res caused a dog named miley. found her in this pile of trash. the video went viral. reaching more than 14.5 million views. >> wow. >> at th

ibrahim al- asiri, master bomb maker known for designing the 2009 christmas day underwear bomb. more recently, suspected of refining the design for shoe bombs to get them past airport security. no identities of those killed have yet been confirmed. >>they're the ones who created inspire magazine that inspired boston bombers. the fact of the administration is going aggressively against these terrorists is a very positive sign, given the prior narrative that 'al qaeda's on the run and this is all over. >> reporter:the drone strikes come just a week after cnn aired a video showing a large and bold gathering of the group in broad daylight near to where the current operation is underway. >> reporter:us intelligence officials consider the group a direct and growing threat to americans. >> pam:a day of remembrance and renewal today in boston. tens of thousands of runners. and more than one million cheering spectators. all joining to reclaim their city's beloved marathon from the shadow of terror. catherine heenan reports. >>we are coming back here to finish what we started. >> catherine

the year for film. no, not when i clean my underwear. were held on sunday night and after months of speculation zach -- zaz -- zaz-efron as awarded and there was teleprompter trouble. >> they say comedy is the hardest thing an entertainer can do. >> that's right, seth, all there -- all we know is there is no greater challenge an actor faces than being funny -- i didn't wear my contacts. >> except maybe resisting the temptation to do tons of cocaine. >> that's right. but other than that comedy is really the hardest thing. >> so far this is going just like the oscars. >> the band 21 pilots performed and handed out white ski masks to the teens in the standing room section which made it look like a kkk rally. ♪ are you ready ♪ one, two, one, two let's go ♪ ♪ >> they are like happy sperm. mark wallburg dropped some f-bombs during his speech for the generation award. >> this is is the year too [bleep] to come back award. it is not the channing tatum and you are dancing around a and chicks want -- you know, it is not that. this is your [bleep]

his 85-year-old mother in a wheelchair is putting money into a dancer's underwear. the suit claims it was emotionally distressful for her. >> i felt terrible. i was shaking and going on. he was telling me what to do. >> too much sex and craziness is going on. now they bringing it to the nursing home and it don't belong here. >> the attorney for the nursing home says elderly members on the board actually approved the entertainment. >>> southern california's home to some of the most exciting places to visit but also some of the most boring apparently. >> apparently. yes. novato real estate blog just released a top boring cities in california lakewood first on the list. it's described as a dead zone of fun. wouldn't want be described that way, would you? lancaster, west covina, victorville and merced round out the top five least thrilling places. >>> it's 4:56. a family rescued at sea with a sick baby making its way back to the states. the backlash and criticism they are getting from other parents and their response. >> reporter: and if you are frying up bacon for breakfas

a sixty two in castro wait the styles for your underwear. she would still stick place three days ago about the menace remains rate is still no control control the agony kepong comes into orbit and stood for and radioactive leaks have a look that's according to its nature despite assurances from the country's pm at the should have been rezoned to allow the cake is from the hiroshima peace institute explains to us. the current situation. levels one and two levels in the area around it are somewhat stabilized it's it's too hard for people to live it's too hard for people to return to. but the amount entering the seat is what ongoing conduct ongoing everyday tons of water after contaminated water enters the sea. so that's not changing the mind of radiation that's nearby inland are areas that were contaminated from the explosions. however um there will be for the forseeable future this ceaseless and trio of radioactive water into the ocean as the government together with the consul breaks attack and tries to persuade the than gaining control of th

enough, now the images that the coast guard released of them helping the captain off the sinking ship in his underwearthe only one to come off or be videoed at least coming off the ship dressed in such a way. that has shocked people. the coast guard themselves who rescued him, they came out and talked to journalists. the korean journalists here were expressing their outrage and disbelief and asking the coast guard that rescued the captain didn't you realize that he was the captain. and the coast guard saying, no. that it wasn't until they saw him later on television. apparently he didn't offer up that information to the coast guard. there is outrageous here. we're hearing from families, as well, talking to us about the recovery effort going on now. it's now switched to the fifth floor of the ferry where the family members say that some of the teachers were staying, teachers who died. and some of the children's bodies are being found on the fifth floor, and they believe that -- the teachers were trying to help the children, and they say at least there were some decent adults aboard the ferry. this comi

the u.s. with bombs hidden in underwear, and computer printers. >> reporter: now sources say the strikes were not a direct response to the video and did not specifically target al- wuhayshi, but scot, u.s. officials clearly want to eliminate him and also his master bomb builder. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington news room, bob, thank you. in south korea, a father said he attempted to perform c.p.r. on the body of his 15-year-old son even though the boy had been dead for five days. such is the desperation and anguish as bodies are recovered every day from the ferry boat disaster. the death toll is now 87 215 are missing. today the south korean president said the ferry captain's performance in the sinking last wednesday was "like an act of murder." seth doane is there. >> reporter: this video appears to show the captain, leejune soak, receiving medical treatment on shore while others were on board. the caption was also not on the ship got into trouble. instead the ship's third mate ship got into trouble. instead the ship's third mate was navigating the troubled water for the third time. a tr

. >> they're the kind of guys that don't wear underwear with their sweat pants. >> how do you know thatfrom the stripping. they're making a stink, employers were asked which personal attributes would keep them from hiring them, they said tattoos. this could be a step without a step at america's work place demos giving surveys that show at least 81% of young americans have a tattoo. and banning neck or head ink along with sleeve tattoos among arms or legs or other things. it applies to new recruits. soldiers covered in ink are grandfathered in. sounds kinky. >> i know. >> why can't we solve all of our problems that way? that i how i do it. hey, show me -- terry's new tattoo. >> not new. >> i thought you were working on those -- >> oh, no, these are old, i've had these. >> but here is the thing, i want to ask you about the army regulations. because i think -- >> just take your shirt off -- >> are we going to lose out? because if you want to fight for your country who cares if you have a tattoo? >> here is how i look at it. i'm old and beat up, my time is over, but the military is moving i

the captain of that sinking ferry scrambling to safety only in a sweater and underwear. today, investigators raid the coast guard office as part of a probe into the initial response. temperature three employees of a shipping company were arrested on suspicion of destroying evidence. 188 people are confirmed dead. more than 100 are still missing. >>> the south bay teenager who stowed away to hawaii is closer to coming home. this is his mother. she says she hasn't eaten since hearing ant her son's trip. she said the boy's father hasn't lit her see him. the 15-year-old was desperate to get to africa after learning his mother was still live. his father said yesterday he is excited to bring his son back. kpix 5's betty yu sat down with the family. we will have a preview of that interview tonight at 6:00. >>> giving your car a license to spy. the. the high-tech convenience that comes with a car. >>> a stranger takes control of a serious security flaw. ,,,,,,,,,,,, chances are your car has do tracking your ever >>> probably be surprised to learn that your car is spying on you. c

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the sinking vessel. he was in his underwear. hundreds of his passengers, most of them students, could get off the boat. >>> the l.a. clippers fighting to stay alive in the nba playoffs have a huge distraction on their hands thanks to the team's owner, donald sterling. he's accused of making racist remarks about black people to his girlfriend. the rant caught on tape has caused outrage in the sports world and beyond. >>> a new york congressman is in hot water this morning. more than hot water. republican michael grim was taken into federal custody earlier today. comes after a two-year fbi probe into alleged illegal campaign contributions. you might remember that earlier this year, congressman grim made headlines after he threatened a reporter who questioned him about those campaign contributions. >> this is only about the president. thank you. >> congressman michael grim does not want to talk about some of the allegations concerning his campaign finances. we wanted to get him on camera on that but as you say he refused to talk abo

the infections involve people who decided not to get vaccinated or who refused to imuinize their children. >>> new test for hpv. >> plus shocking testimony from a supervisor accused of peeping into a woman's apartment in his underwearocks. what he admitted to prosecutors today. >> the warriors face-off with clippers in game three. first round playoff series. how the team plans to feed off of this crowd. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> a bay area supervisor takes the stand. he is accused of showing up at a neighbor's home in the middle of the night wearing boxers and a pair of sock. efren carrillo told his side of the story today and while he admitted to doing some of the things he didn't admit to all of it. >> we get new developments from ktvu's mike mibach. what did he say about what happened that night? >> reporter: efren carrillo testified he was hoping to have sex on that july night and admitted to a number of things he did wrong, including knock on his neighbor's door in his underwear but the one thing he did not admit to, he did not admit to peaking into a window or door. >> you stuck your hand through her bedroom window. right? >> reporter

the case of a county supervisor charged with peeping into a neighbor's window. ever said he was drunk when he went to a neighbor's home hoping for sex in july. efren carrillo was wearing only underwear and socks. the jury said they reached a unanimous decision but one changed their mind and now the jury is deadlocked 11-1. the judge instructed the jury to consider a lesser charge if they cannot come to an agreement. >> six people will be honored as a special bay area celebration with the biggest prize for environmentalists. the winners of the environmental prize have fought fracking in new york state, exposed corruption in india's coal industry and fought to save rain forests in peru and ending illegal dumping in south africa as the video shows. the foundation hopes the winners take $175,000 prize home and continue their work. >>> each story is different. what we find is the prize goes to people who need it at a critical time and are able to take the prize back, the added credibility, the recognition of their work, and leverage it into greater environmental success. >>> the celebration is tonight at the opera house in san francisco. it fears musical performance from bonnie raitt and

and this really came most to light to most americans during the christmas day underwear bomber in 2008ent plots that came from the al qaeda affiliate in yemen. so although pakistan, afghanistan had been in the forefront of many people's minds. in the past three year, yemen has probably been the area that has concerned u.s. counterterrorism officials and has posted the most complex and sophisticated threat to the united states. >> okay. to be clear, it's not that i think there's a chart of officially designated fronts on the war on terror. but in so far as what the american public thinks of this country as engaged in iraq and afghanistan. i think it's surprising, multiple raids over the course of one weekend, and yet, when asked about this, the white house points the government to the yemeni government. why not point us to al qaeda. the notion that the yemeni government is going to provide information on this. is there a lack of transparency or lack of forthcoming information surprise you at all? >> not really. i think there are at least three levels where you can have transparency if t

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it shows her putting money in the stripper's underwear. she said the stripper said to do that and she was told to use her own money. family members say it was not appropriate. >>> 7:18. let's check traffic now. see if everyone is behaving themselves on the highway. how does it look, sal? >> we have a pretty serious crash here in alameda. otis drive. i want to put it on a map for you. if you do drive in alameda, you know that's a pretty busy area. you are gonna have to use some safety other roads to get around it. police investigation is on their way. we have a crew arriving at the scene. we'll show you pictures of the area soon. but police remain on the scene. all right. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, this traffic here, about a 25 to 30-minute delay. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. but i would say drive time because the delay is about maybe 10, 15 minutes but then you have to drive across the bridge. and there are no problems on highway 24. we promised you the drive time. it's about 12 minutes from the 680/

. >>> they are asking for the county supervisor to step down on charges of peeking into a home of a female neighbor while only wearing underwear and socks. they promised to address the subject at next week's board meeting. in an editorial, they are also calling for his designation. and after the trial, they act knowledged there was something with wrong with his behavior. >> i feel terrible for the pain i caused my neighbor and my family. >> for now, he is still on the board and has no plans to step down but admits he is a recovering alcoholic. >>> a former judge did not say why he agreed to the request. he had information on dirty duil1sl0 and later cooperated with prosecutors. >>> students are dealing with a hoax of an in and out hamburger. they sweeted this picture of an in and out banner on an empty storefront banner. word quickly spread and unfortunately calls to in and out have no plans for a berkeley location and they do not know where the banner came from. >> that is just cruel. >> cruel unusual punishment. >>> we continue the fallout involving the owner of the logs loss clippers. >>> and a growing number of crisis and