thompson after the fact and got mr. thompson to confess that he was the one that killed mr. liuzza. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point he said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson, but knew it would be an uphill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was about to change. >> on december 28, 1984, 19-year-old jay la guard, and his sister who was 12 and his brother went to the super dome for a college basketball tournament. after the game as they were g

and cannabis isn't the only thing growing in the thompson house. there's also their 5-year-old jerry and 13-year-old sahani, vicca's son from a previous marriage. sahani's father asked us to obscure his face. >> what are you making? >> it's a snow angel. >> reporter: and here's where it gets complicated. see, for most of you parents out there, keeping your kids away from pot is, well, pretty high on the list of parental priorities. and parenting while high? probably a no-no, too. but the thompson's don't just say no, they're too busy saying yeah. not all medical marijuana gets you high. but a lot of it does. psycho-active, as they say. and are you still capable of being a responsible parent? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: when you're a little bit high. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: really? >> both: yeah. >> reporter: how? >> it's just being normal. >> reporter: but you're high. >> it just means i have an elevated mood. it doesn't mean i'm incapacitated or that i can't think straight. i'm on pot right now, and i'm able to parent. >> reporter: listen, plenty

what a night for klay thompson. still the best record in all of basketball. >> we will see you later in the newscast vern. >>> in other news tonight, a bay area burglar had no idea what he was about to walk into when he broke into this house on sunnyvale. andria borba is there now. >> reporter: well liz, being a burglar is never really a solid career choice. even more so when you break into the home of a police officer. it broke into a police officer. that police officer was out of town but his son who happens to be a santa clara county sheriff's deputy went to check on the house and found a suspect in the backyard in the middle of a burglary. they say it is a quiet street because several police officers happen to live here. >> this is a pretty quiet neighborhood. there is only been, you know, a couple of speeders up and down the street the 20 plus years i have lived here. this is very out of the ordinary. >> reporter: now, sunnyvale police did take one person into custody in this burglary that was stopped in progre

. >> it was claire thompson, our next door neighbor. i went up and got my coat and came back in and told her i was going, give her a kiss good-bye. >> clayton then left for work, stopping along the way at a local gas station. >> janice? >> a few minutes later, a neighbor stopped by the johnson's home. he discovered janice at the bottom of the stairs. she was bloody and unconscious but still alive. clayton heard the news when he arrived at work and rushed to the hospital. >> when i first seen her, i didn't recognize her because of all the tubes and the swelling. i'd look almost twice to realize it was her, and it was just -- just one of those things you don't want to see every day. >> janice had sustained severe head injuries from what was assumed to be an accidental fall down the basement steps. despite the best of medical treatment, janice died of her head wounds several hours later. she was just 35 years old. >> i think it was the first time i had ever seen my father cry. my first reaction was that it wasn't -- it wasn't real. like yo

here's why thompson was on the run for years. >> reporter: u.s.arshals found tommy thompson and his reported girl friend hiding out at their suite in this hilton hotel in west boca raton. they did not resist arrest. a senior investigator for the u.s. marshals. >> i'd heard they'd been staying at the hotel for two years and paying cash for their stay and everything basically. >> reporter: thompson is wanted in ohio for skipping out on a hearing in a lawsuit brought by his investors. thompson had raised nearly $13 million from 161 people, defined the wreckage of the ss central america also knowns the ship of gold. it sank off the coast of south carolina in 1857 during a hurricane. it's believed the ship was carrying as much as 21 tons of gold at the time. thompson, a pioneer of deep sea exploration techniques, discovered the wreck in 1988 about a mile and a half below the surface. attorney rick roble once represented thompson's company. >> those of us who knew tommy personally knew that the man lived like a pauper, that he sacrificed himself and was

michael thompson was playing and watching his son go off on a record setting performance.hat's one proud papa. >> the man known as mr. cub ernie brainings has died. -- ernie banks has died. he started his career with the cubbies and known for his enthusiasm and personality and oh yeah 512 home runs. ernie banks was 83 years old. serena williams taking on the 26th seed. serena dropped the first set and then took over. down the line forehand winner. williams served up a bagel in the final set. serena on to the round of 16. sister venus struggled. wins in a tie break and this cross court volley and like her sister venus dominates the third. down the line and venus advancing to the round of 16. one final note and steve kerr was upset because the warriors blew an 18-point lead. he said i won't call a single play. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. >> our ne >>> all right. that is our report on this friday night. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama-daetz. right now on jimmy kimmle, anne hathaway. >> enjoy the show an

thompson second shot on the par ends up just inches from the cup. he is in a four way tie for the lead. thompson has never won on the pga. >>> cross country running is a challenge for any high school athlete. steve adams is overcomeing a lot more than just runner -- overcoming a lot more than just runner's fatigue. >> it takes a special kind of craze guy be a runner. -- raisy to be a runner. one -- crazy to be a runner. one of the best parts is i can get away from everything. it helps me work hard in life. >> steve adams took an extremely unlikely road to the state cross country championship last november. the 17-year-old found out that he had juvenile onset epilepsy after attending a national boy scout's meeting in 2013 sgrit was just after break sgsh sgl it was just after breakfast -- it was just after breakfast. i was going up in the elevator and i fell and my back towards the wall of the elevator. it doesn't that far. i was just like what happened? >> when he returned home for tests doctors told him he earth her to h a -- either had a tumor or e

clay thompson dribble. gets it. clay thompson three. oh he's feeling it. he's got it. bare will in his hand. but right in the bucket. three! he's got it. his three. # got it! incredible. the previous nba record for most points in a quarter was 33. a record shared by carmelo anthony. and ea also set a new record for the most threes in a quarter by going perfect 9 for 9 from beyond the arc. >> it was kroez. i don't know what happened. the record obviously. it feels great. but never shot like that. yeah. that's about it. >> clay have you ever experienced nick like that on any level? >> maybe elementary school i have like 50. i was playing some third grades too. that is all i see last time. >> how are you feel? ing? i want to see if you're still hot. >> surreal. nba record. that's crazy to me. you know it's a surreal feeling that i never thought i would experience one day. i'm trying to soak it up. >> he soaked up a lot of twitter love. he says clay is right up there with lebron james as the best all around player in the nba. what a night. the best team in major league bas

mary thompson now with her one big takeaway on visa's numbers. >> reporter: well the key takeaway is that it's steady as she goes for visa. the payments giant reporting an 11% increase in profits for the quarter thanks to revenue growth in all three of its business segments. service, data and international. service is the revenue it collects from banks for putting their name on the card essentially. data the fee for processing transaction and international as the cross border transactions that it processes as well. all of these good results delivered despite the negative impacts of a stronger dollar. total processed transactions for the company in the quarter, up 10%. that was a little less than expected because cross borders transactions weren't quite as robust as analysts had expected. company confirmed for 2015 and said it's splitting stock for for one. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson in new york. >>> also reporting tonight, ecommerce giant amazon which saw a 15% jump in net sales last quarter and had to spend a bundle on amazon prime video streaming service. a hu

probably thompson was.need to give him the opportunity to get it done come forward with i think more significant changes. mcdonald's has had problems in its past. otherwise it's going to continue the steady slide in same-store sales. ef they've got to freshen up. how do you freshen up an old complain? can't go the route of sears or jcpenney. you can't make minor changes. you have to make major changes otherwise millennials won't go in they'll go to chipotle every place else but not mcdonald's then need to capture millennials. if they don't, you'll see continuing slides in same-store sales. >> bill, these events are interesting, from a number of perspectives. one that don thompson leaving was one of the best-kept secrets for so long. many thought he was out but wouldn't say it in public. what do you teach your students about the cult of the ceo. don was paid $14 million a year. yet apparently he's not the right guy. seems to me when things are going well ceos are incredible when things are going badly, every

thompson couldn't miss friday night, misses here. third quarter, david lee throws it down with two hands. you don't see that often. next drive, stef behind the back to iguodala for the lay-in. and thompson with a mere 31 points to lead all scorers. wide open three. that will make the coach happen. they win 114-111. best in the league, but what do you think the first question to stef was after the game? >> the first question i get is how surprised everybody in the arena was. so i'll take it. >> i'm not the black fallcon, so i take my opportunities when i get them. >> the pro bowl. second quarter matthew stafford to beckham. he had five catches, 89 yards. what a player this guy is. same drive. jimmy graham makes the grab. team ervin up 17-13. fourth quarter fourth and goal, matt ryan hits graham for the touchdown. each player gets $55,000 for the win. >>> nhl all-star classic. brent burns, was the only player in the game to play defense. uses his stick here to break up the two on one. in the second, this is voracek who scores on the br

it was not stephen curry but klay thompson that scored the most in the third quarter of the thursday >>: my dad at a young age saw my gift and taught me that a jump shot can take a long way. >>gary radnich: that's michael thompson he is a radio announcer for the lakers and some point tonight but saw the game and how proud could he possibly be! considering all the greats from chamberlain to the bronco the lebron james and klay thompson still beat the record. there have been other producers this said bip roberts dear button gear and it's that that leadership the broadest where we are! stanford had 11 three-pointers in the ucla 79 to 70. the man known as "mr. cub" hall of famer ernie banks has died at the age of 83 banks played his entire 19-year career with the chicago cubs he was a 14-time all-star hit 512 home runs and was national league mvp twice he was also known for his exuberant love for the game illustrated by his popular saying "let's play two" hall of famer ernia banks againdead at the age of 83 ryan vogelsong has re-signed with the giants a one-year deal worth $4million he a

after the game it's all thompson. it's silly, mollhumbling end result as the in this does it sit position and hard work is paying off motivating cause is touching the service a lot of it can become trendy get better every day my father my teammates and especially my dad that to marry young age so my guess that early age shall consider all a sunday and the first thing going toward 60. take that shot as his dad michael thompson radio announcer for the lakers able to watch the games. part is that the say again figure all the greats from chamberlain of to the bronco be. nobody did booklet thompson is going 37. >> reporter: is magical season he's right on going and the magical run in sports i live continues sunday night stanford troops pauley pavilion. stanford 11 to planners in the game be ucla 79 to 70, on a sad no bumf money banks 83 mr. cobb passed away for an entire 90 year career with the cubs join volume so will chronicle of everyone around america love baseball knew his phrase let's play to our banks passes at the

replacing don thompson in march. thompson have been ceo for less than three years, let the restaurant chain through its worst sales slump in more than a decade. the donald's hopes easterbrook a different entire company what he did in his native u.k. credited with boosting business there, tweaking menus, and taking on critics. facebook is putting its foot on the gas pedal and accelerating spending even as sales growth slows at the social network. mark zuckerberg says the strategy builds in the company's efforts from last year. >> 2014 was also yield a big investments. this year, we made big bets in the next generation of communication and computing platforms requiring two apps. focusing on serving our committed the better, raising the quality and relevance of content and news feed, improving search and video products, and improving the performance and efficiency of our mobile apps. >> the company says spending will jump 55% to 70% -- 77%. facebook reported net income rose to $701 million in the fourth quarter. breakin

thompson, another --/--/-- splash.t those two were certainly impressive. irvin had 23, kept cleveland close. look at that block party. bogus. they had eight blocks in the game as a team. crowdpleasing. green has got it, bounce pass inside, puts a smile on bastille the -- bastina's base, winning this one 112-94. look at the bears go to work. that's boyd. strong pack 12 move right there 12 points. washington state, no answers for her. gray muscles and on the baseline. her number is 23 and 16. there's handle their business 70-62, 3-0 in league play. >>> stanford up against washington. the huskies were not playing around. plum clear layout. second half, thompson gets a bucket, 13 of 15 of the second half. shot clock running down, thompson just throwing up in banking. cardinals 3-0 over the huskies, 62-56. here's a note for you football fans pearly is going to interview for buffalo roman for the offense of coordinator openings in jacksonville and tampa bay. a lot of hard wood. >> how did clay buses had up and? >> -- bust hi

clay thompson. and he got an honor for that. >> people still buzzing about it. just think, 7 months ago they happen talking about trading clay thompson. >> not anymore. >> sometimes the best trades are the ones you do not make. and people are still talking about it. friday night. you heard about it. 52 points. and 37 of those points coming in the 3rd quarter. warriors won again last night. he had 31 points. but today clay thompson has been named the western conference player of the week. that is the third time this year he has received such an honor and no other player in warriors history has been so honored. 13-13 from the floor. great individual honor for him today. you know what, with everybody on this team, it is all about team. >> you have so many threats out there hard for a team to key on one guy. when you have five guys who can make plays it will give your team great looks. i have been getting great looks this whole month. helping my shot. feel healthy so i have no reason not to play at this level. >> couple weeks ago got an elbow in the forehead. that i

. >> don thompson is out. he has been under tremendous pressure. same source sales figures decline and some of the worst in months and months and months. they just brought in a new chief operating officer. so now what? look at that. >> this is great news for a company that needs to shake it up. this is at least a catalyst for a company that i don't think is broken. i think they need product innovation and need to do a lot on the marketing side. it is very interesting. a change at the top will bring at least new momentum. look what it did to other big companies. i am long on it. i would take another look. >> i guess. does it tell you the problems are more severe? >> i was happy yesterday. >> okay. >> with the potential. >> right. >> was a new ceo part of the catalyst for the stock? >> no. i think these are all things that will help. >> pete, what do you think? >> i think we talk about who is on the hot seat. i think mr. thompson was one of those. >> he was. for a long time. >> the hottest of the seats. i would point towards ibm as another one that i

an all-star as expected klay thompson was chosen an all-star reserve by the coaches today he'll joinurry and we'll have to wait and see if steve kerr choses him or the next highest vote getter james harden to start with curry for the west thomson is averging a warriors team-high 23 points per game and of course he had that record-breaking 37-pint quarter last friday this will be the first time the warriors have had multiple players on the all-star team since 1993 when chris mullin and tim hardaway were selected here is thompson on his first all-star selection i do not want to see fighting to get it off the screen to get it off the sharks andrew desjardins gets the best of the ducks francois beauchemin dutring this mix-up 2nd period/ 1-1 tie. sharks explode barclay goodrow slap shot patrick marleau tip-in matt irwin slapper james sheppard wrister brenden dillon the shorthanded goal with ducks winger matt beleskey crashing into the net sharks score 5 times in the 2nd period final: 6-3 sharks 7-game home win streak against the ducks marshawn lynch gave a shout out to his hometown and no

the bay area is budding over -- buzzing over klay thompsonation performance last night. -- thompson'sformance. 35 in the quarter. >> finished the 3rd quarter with 37 points. he ended with 51. a closer look, the 35 points broke the previous record. he was 13 of 13 and nine of nine on threes. he was the man. it was a night that not only steve kerr's teammate michael jordan had. >> i was one of the luckiest nba players to play with michael jordan, tim duncan, some of the greatest ever. as many spectacular things as michael the nightly, i never saw him do that. >> have you experienced anything like that on any level? >> maybe elementary school i had 50 plastic bagged out, i was in fourth great, playing third graders. >> he probably scored all the points when he was in fourth grade. >>> bill belichick had a press conference, he was more aggressive defending his team. >> i'm embarrassed to talk about the amount of time that i've put into this relative to the other important challenge in front of us. i'm not a scientist, i'm not an expert in footballs or football measurements, i'm just telli

dad michael thompson.e's a former nba player himself who's an analyst for the los angeles lakers. take a look at this photo, it shows the proud dad watching his son's historic night on his cell phone while he was on a laker team flight. by the way, the warriors did beat the kings 126-101. it is time for our question of the day. after last night's performance we want to know at this point do you think clay thompson or steph curry is the better player. just throwing it out there. the viewers can join in on that conversation on our ktvu facebook page. >> sounds good. some of hollywood's biggest stars are in the bay area. one of the locations where they are filming a new movie about the late steve jobs. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. female announcer: i

tommy thompson found a shipwreck. be the largest amount of gold in american history. he was arrested tuesday at a florida hotel. erin moriarty tells why he was on the run for years. >> this is such a good story. he's said to be a brilliant engineer but he's been the subject of an international man hunt ever since he vanished in 2012. he's in a legal bitter dispute with investors who say they haven't received a single cent from his very>2jsç lucrative discovery. u.s. marshals found tommy thompson and his girlfriend hiding out in this suite in west boca raton. they did not resist arrest. >> i had heard they had been staying at the hotel for two years. they had been paying cash forv all their stay. >> reporter: thompson is wanting in ohio for skipping out on a hearing for a lawsuit brought by his investors. thompson raisey $13 million from people. he found the ship of gold. it sank off the coast of south carolina in 1857 during a hurricane. it's believed the ship was carrying as much as 21 tons of gold at the time. for t

>> i think the biggest one at risk is don thompson at mcdonald's. but i don't necessarily think that he -- it's his fault. in other words i think anyone could have take then job at mcdonald's when he did and probably faced a similar challenge. it's unclear whether anyone could have done any better. plenty of people will perhaps disagree with me on that but i think he's in the hot seat for something he inherited which is the case of each and every one of those you look at. now, i think muhtar kent at coke is in an interesting position. he again inherited something he couldn't -- it's not his fault that the soda business in general went flat. but he's going -- it's going to be interesting to see what happens with say, green mountain and his investment in green mountain to see whether their cold product due out this year performs in line with expectations. that shows he's been trying to take the company in another direction and whether that really is going to work. so i think actually he's more in the hot seat than ginni rometty. many people think she

>> as you just heard from mark thompson, it's a very complex issue but very important. so the purpose of our campaign which is called talk, read, sing is to take this -- the notion of the importance of early brain development and push it out to the public and those families who have young children or who are caregivers of young children and emphasize how important it is to interact with kids and stimulate the brain so that it grows and develops in the earliest years. and in the long run actually works to prevent the achievement gap. if we can get kids to develop their vocabularies and start out in school, not behind their peers, they have a much better chance to succeed in school and in life. but so the campaign really talks about -- we have two psas. 30 seconds long, you can only talk so much about brain development in 30 seconds. we cut to the chase and talk about the importance of that early engagement and language stimulation in the earliest of years from the day a child is born. >> i know we can't show the psas because there are lights involved, but you have everyb

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later in the quarter, klay thompson, draymond green for the layup. thompson misses a three.son barnes ride where he needs to be. right now it's 58-51 warriors in the third quarter. >>> more hoops for you on the college level. number 5 duke against st. john's. coach k going for his 1,000th win. devils' next possession okafor bullies his way to the hoop. huge bucket and minutes later, duke up four. cook finds jones in the corner who nails the three. duke wins 77-68. celebrate, everyone. coach k gets his 1,000th victory. >>> the seahawks have arrived in phoenix earlier today with big smiles on their faces. their focused on the biggest game of the year but both teams, patriots and seahawks are still facing questions whether the patriots intentionally deflated their footballs in the afc championship which could have helped their passing game. >> the coach does a great job of dealing with adversity. he's been doing it for a long time so this isn't anything new to him. he's doing what he's supposed to do which is minimizing the distractions and coaching the football team. >> i don'

thompson is out. a brit is taking the helm.with more on the change is our european business correspondent, caroline hyde. steve easterbrook. he's had a bit of experience in this company. now he's the top man. >> he is. he was chief brand officer, and no he takes the helm. he is not completely mcdonald's institutionalized. he has a little stint with pizza express, very successful u.k. brands. he's always been thinking outside the box. maybe that is something he can inject. patience ran out for don thompson. he only minutely increased the share price over his term. they need to take a bit of a fresh look here. sales down 7% in the last quarter. profit dropping 21%. they've got a lot to do. they are shuffling the cfo as well. this is all about a brit taking the helm at the american brand. what we see is digital and the menu. >> it is not that burgers aren't selling. we were hearing about shake shack raising their ipo price. it is not as if there is in a market. >> go out to the high street and you see the challenge. you have burge

and he proceeded to touch my food. >> thompson rises from his seat.onds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it over top of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? till people starting on my nerve, i can get an absolute problem. he hit me first. all i do is put my finger in his face at the time. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so i g

. >> done thompson gone -- -- don thompson gone as of march 1 and [indiscernible] shares getting hammered in after-hours. the latest round of ibm layoffs has started. the company has been notifying about the numbers. and cranking out -- that is up 49% from the previous year. profits, $696 million. the percentage of ad sales, 69%. this is a mobile company. facebook user base is growing. the growth rate of sales and users continues to slow and for more i am chained why -- joined by david kirkpatrick. and the former head of mobile. when you look at these numbers you see that the long-term vision of mark zuckerberg is playing out? >> i guess so. it is getting boringly predictable. they have been nine or 10 quarters in a row. i thought it was so interesting the way that he answered some questioner about how are they putting the wrong emphasis on building up use in the developing world? he takes such a long-term view. if you are the kind of investor we want. >> i heard that, it was an amazing moment. i never heard that. >> if you want short-term, do not invest. we think long term and that has p

take a listen. >> for me it is mcdonald's and don thompson.n you look at what is going on in that space, mcdonald's are getting their butt kicked. they came out with a couple of products that haven't worked. there are all kinds of new start ups that have taken marketshare from them. mcdonalds is the one for me. >> now thompson is out over at mcdonald's. >> i will go to at&t and randall stephenson. i know it sounds funny but stick with bk on this one. since 2009 they have gone up 17%. the stock market has gone up 131%. they pay a huge dividend in an environment where everyone wants a dividend. if that wasn't enough they also sell the biggest product of all-time, the apple iphone. if you can't make your company work and you can't make more than 17% since 2009, you are doing something wrong. that's all. >> interesting. dan, what do you say? >> he nailed that mcdonald's thing. >> but he is wrong on at&t? >> well, yeah. at&t is a utility. >> it is not a utility. >> it is go to operate with you as the ceo with. a 5.7% dividend yield it is probably a

clay thompson keeping his hot shooting routine going. a minute left in the second, thompson being but the bottom of the net. second half, beautiful bounce back towards seth currey, he doesn't do that very often. so the coach just loving it court side. 114-111. cal, taking on ucla. brittany's foot got stuck under the scorer's table. boyd can't get her foot out. watch what happens. he gets it out, and they win it 72-57. right place, right time. >>> we go southern california, and the women taking on usc, all american lily thompson, stanford winds 71-60. still with only one loss. let me tell you clay thompson did not have 52 points he settled for 31. he can't quite state that hot. super bowl, super hype, it all begins and we'll have the patriots arrival tonight in our 6:00 news, have a great day, everybody. >>> well, our play of the day now, this is from the nfl pro bowl. take a look detroit quarterback matthew stafford. and beckam made a beautiful catch. and 32-28. >> nicely done, wow. >> 26 minutes after 6:00, one of the biggest faces of t

michael thompson was playing and watching his son go off on a record setting performance.t's one proud papa. >> the man known as mr. cub ernie brainings has died. -- ernie banks has died. he started his career with the cubbies and known for his enthusiasm and personality and oh yeah 512 home runs. ernie banks was 83 years old. serena williams taking on the 26th seed. serena dropped the first set and then took over. down the line forehand winner. williams served up a bagel in the final set. serena on to the round of 16. sister venus struggled. wins in a tie break and this cross court volley and like her sister venus dominates the third. down the

ceo don thompson will step down march 1. he will be replaced by steve easterbrook, who is credited with turning around the u.k. division. donald's is stuck in its worst u.s. sales slump in more than 10 years. bill gross says the fed will raise interest rates late this year to save capitalism. gross just came out with an investment outlook for his new employer. i feel it bill gross works for himself. he says the global economy is at the point of breaking down because of 0% interest rates. president obama wants to put an end to the budget cuts. at a retreat for democrats in philadelphia, the president will propose a spending boost for domestic programs in the pentagon. that would reverse the across-the-board legit limits known as sequestration -- budget limits known as sequestration. i do not think there is such a thing as a retreat in philadelphia. >> what would you call it? >> and off-site? just saying. >> the stock is currently trading below the first day after its -- brendan herne is th. paul sweeney is here as well. brend

thompson was story because he could not miss in the third quarter. one for the ages.e was white hot 13 for 13 from the floor, and 9 for 9 from the three-point line an including several heat checks knocking down unthinkable jumpers. thompson with 37 points in the third, and an nba record for the points in a quarter passing george gervin and carmelo anthony's 33 points and the warriors win again. and it is a box score to frame. >> and the lakers played in san antonio, and klay's dad michael is a broadcaster, and he was tracking the son's play and proud papa watching it unfold on the phone. >> and i saw the picture in the phone, and he says to me, i thought that you should have had 60. that is the nba guy he is. >> what a great line and story. >>> and on to a sad story tonight. the baseball world lost one of the true gentlemen and ambassadors and all time greats tonight as ernie banks, mr. cub died tonight. the hall of famer hit 512 home runs in his illustrious 19-year career in chicago which started in 1953. banks play ded in 14 all-star games and known for saying it is

it was clear, thompson was an underperformer unfortunately in his tenure. the stock was only up 0.28% since he took over versus the s&p. they lost market share and as you mentioned a lot of competition, so i was encouraged in december they held a meeting with analysts and they did outline a plan, a couple of different things in terms of some fixes, product fixes, quality fixes, store fixes, sga, and that kind of thing but almost too little too late. so now they have someone in place, again it's going to take time but he has a pretty good reputation in terms of fixing the problems in the uk. >> were you buying the stock thinking thissing this was going to happen sooner than later? >> no. this is why we bought the stock. it was extremely cheap, yield 3.7% and wasn't going down on bad news at about that $90 level. there was a lot of bad news. we thought that well, they can put fixes in place and it will work or yeah, maybe be a change in management and thought either way, you get the 3.7 yield while you wait. we got this news and it's a little bit better than

michael thompson was playing and watching his son go off on a record setting performance. man known as mr. cub ernie brainings has died. -- ernie banks has died. he started his career with the cubbies and known for his enthusiasm and personality and oh yeah 512 home runs. ernie banks was 83 years old. serena williams taking on the 26th seed. serena dropped the first set and then took over. down the line forehand winner. williams served up a bagel in the final set. serena on to the round of 16. sister venus struggled. wins in a tie break and this cross court volley and like her sister venus dominates the third. down the line and venus advancing to the round of 16. one final note and steve kerr was upset because the warriors blew an 18-point lead. he said i won't call a single play. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. >> ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪

and thompson was pushing one.ggests the lack of confidence in the possibility of that strategy going to work. >> you think the direction is going to change now? >> do i think the direction will change? i don't know. easterbrook has not spoken yet in any detail. and, you know he was part and parcel of the existing strategy. so it would be reversal for him if he changed course. >> richard, would you prefer to see a complete outsider come in? >> there would be some advantages in a complete outsider just as mr. cahill is suggesting they wouldn't have a commitment to the existing strategy which i think clearly isn't working. but at the same time i think there could be value in having somebody who's already a part of the system knows the company, knows people within the company and understands in a more detailed way than anyone from the outside could what really needs to happen here. >> richard, given that you represent pension funds, are you a purporter of higher minimum wages? >> part of that is we don't pay particula

don thompson setting down. steve easterbrook has been with the company since 1993 and takes over as the uh new ceo of mcdonald's. >>> marissa mire has been in charge of yahoo!er for about the same amount of time as thompson. they are now spinning off their $39 billion stake in ali baba is oh the focus is on the core business and what she's doing to turn it around. yahoo! came a long way under her. earning still down. revenues dipped 1%. the transition from desk top to mobile a challenge for yahoo! >> much appreciated. we'll talk later as we watch the markets. they are down over 200 points. still ahead, she's here. the newly crowned miss universe paulina vega will join us on set. we have a lot to talk about. i was there. we have behind-the-scenes things to reveal to you. seattle seahawks running back marchand lynch may have failed at the only thing he set out to accomplish at media day this weekend with. how his plan to avoid a fine may have backfired on him. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting

klay thompson made nba history last night. has more in the sports report. >>> good morning, everybody. the warriors hosted the kings last night and this was your norm al average nba game until klay thompson exploded. he scored 37 points in just the third quarter. and just in case anyone was wondering whether klay should make the all-star team this is all third-quarter evidence klay playing some defense . the steal, the score is tied at 60. why not stop and pop a three? bang. then klay enters another stratosphere. splash brothers big step, klay with authority . klay hit three after three after three. he was 9-9 on threes just in the third period alone. thompson hit all 13 of his shots in the quarter. gets the kind bounce coming up. this was a good idea that they did not trade him for kevin love. klay sets an nba record with 37 in the third. nobody else wanted to even shoot the ball. they said keep giving it to klay. we're not wore think. he finished with a career high 52 for the game. warriors roll for the win. the star of the

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but it wasn't the only legal action facing thompson.eam of it cans who claim they were promised part of the treasure also filed suit. seven years later a judge issued an arrest warrant for thompson after he skipped out on a court hearing, but he disappeared and was for more than two years. then earlier this month he was nabbed at a florida hotel. joining us now, jeff lanza retired fbi special agent. so this guy hadn't gone far. he had the money, could have gone anywhere in the world apparently, but he was found on the other coast of florida. >> right. well, the u.s. marshals' service who arrested him recently said he was one of the most intelligent fugitives they've ever tried to track down, and he had the wherewithal, the money, to hide from them and to make it more difficult for them to find him. but he wasn't more than 100 miles from his original location of his last spotting. so it makes you wonder, you know how intelligent was he just to stick around that area. jon: but there were indications that he had been planning, you know bas

. >> woodruff: michael thompson joining us from austin, texas, xavier mcelrath-bey joining us from chicago. we thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now back to our second look at rethinking iran.

mary thompson has more. >> reporter: the party is over. now it's back to work. for ceos like dick costlo will need to work fast. >> it's popular and an element of pressure but to execute through the year i think it will be status quo in terms of management. >> reporter: costlo and several ceos need to recharge their company. twitter stock fell 4% last year giving costlo to hold on to key managers. his strategy for the new year strengthen twitter's core audience make the service easier to useond gin up new services to attract new users. mcdonald's unveiled a new menu this month part of ceo don thompson's plan to jump start the sales in the u.s. monthly sales a key barometer, won't take long to know if this is the right recipe for a turnaround. yahoo stock up over 20% in the past year but more to do with the company's multibillion dollar stake and the chinese internet giant, ali ba meyers' leadership. >> i think the problem is she has too much money and has to spend some. the investors will say, just give us the cash. >> reporter: myer plans to give half of the pr