trent is convicted of burglary and criminal impersonation, but the judge deems him insane and trent is taken to an oregon hospital for treatment. two years later, doctors release him. in 2007, trent is back in court and he's got one trick left up his sleeve. just as the judge orders trent into custody on $250,000 bail, he makes a run for it. >> he put his hands behind his back like he was going to comply, and then he took a short glance at the door and that split second, i thought, this is the one that's going to run. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down the steps. >> my thought was, if he were able to get down the stairs, there might be possible weapons that he could access at the bottom of the stairs. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just

i visited all the important senators, including trent lott. if you are the budget director, they usually tell you what their budget priorities are and how important it is that they be protected. the budget director nominee has to say, absolutely. that is a very important priority. as bob dole advised, i will look at that with open eyes and treat it with full fairness. that is about all the budget nominee ought to have to say. when i went to see senator robert byrd, who at the time was the chair of the appropriations committee, i had been forewarned, and he did not ask me about any particular budget priority. he was so powerful in that process that it did not matter what the budget director thought about what he wanted to have done in the appropriations process. he was very concerned -- his key priority was congressional prerogative, especially senate prerogatives. having been forewarned, i brought with me a copy of the constitution. i had a little breast-pocket copy i still carry with me. byrd started to quiz me on the constitution and the sep

i visited all the important senators, including trent lott. if you are the budget director, theirsually tell you what budget priorities are and how important it is that they be protected. the budget director nominee has to say, absolutely. that is a very important priority. as bob dole advised, i will look at that with open eyes and treat it with full fairness. that is about all the budget nominee ought to have to say. when i went to see senator robert byrd, who at the time was the chair of the appropriations committee, i had been forewarned , and he did not ask me about any particular budget priority. he was so powerful in that process that it did not matter what the budget director thought about what he wanted to have done in the appropriations process. he was very concerned -- his key priority was congressional prerogative, especially senate prerogatives. having been forewarned, i brought with me a copy of the constitution. i had a little breast pocket copy i still carry with me. me on theed to quiz constitution and the separation of powers

trent lott -- not trent. he he run the human service.t's going on, a lot of our property managers, they are not like community housing projects that really work with their tenants. we want to make sure no matter where we stay, whether it's a shelter or an s-r-o or a house or apartment or condo that san francisco stands for no bullying, for people to be safe in their house. what i'm dealing with in san francisco, i've been -- a year from now, i got out of jail because my people called the police on me because i was watching the view in the tv room. and a lot of people -- we are a crack city in the t.l., you know. a lot of people have the [speaker not understood] after before doing it, they abuse us and the landlord said do not take our stand. so, we hope in the new house that the mayor's five-year plan that it consists we will have task forces. the people which cause question in s-r-o's were getting money from shelter plus and government and new hud houses. they're not protecting us. they're not letting tenants have their own board to say

until rice is also providing milk or helicopters for trent's frustrated bodies at the family's request. so friends also that the bars to win a search operations at the aside this friday. this has been thrown to the reporting live from pendleton harper in single to be a question snow at the back of everyone's minds school when wide to authorities are broadening their investigation into what happened on the diva skill of a ferry capsized. who was responsible for this man made disaster. for more details we are not going to live in the studio why are you yet me and our holly says in the station coming along the evening guys and advisory panel of thirteen experts has been set up to find out the exact cause of plants and then be helping her very first meeting this afternoon. the paddling the professor said maritime special ed and experts from the shipping industry and they will attempt to reconstruct back today and using a markup of the ferry the simulation will take into consideration that the occurrence of the weight of the cargo this enough the ferry and its condition at that time of the

. >> gm trent ball kuiper said he was disappointed in off the field conduct but commit today having him on the team. >>> a san josefson football player is recovering tonight. jared leaf plays linebacker for the spartans. we spoke with his family tonight. amber. >> reporter: jared leaf played football here and i spoke with the grandfather to ask how he and the family are doing. >> jared leaf has a flair for the dramatics. this is a youtube video of him performing. 6'2", 240 pounds, jared is known for his skill of of football. he played linebacker and a running back. he's a shining star off the field to his grandfather. >> very helpful. he came over and helped me with the yard and things like that. if i ever needed him for anything he's always here. >> reporter: the 74-year-old says jared is like a son to him. the two are close. he visited jared yesterday. the news of his grandson's burn injuries on wednesday night shook him. now, knowing that jared is going to recover, helps. >> he seems to be well taken care of. i heard last night he start today respond pretty well. he'll be back. >> re

. >> gm trent ball kuiper said he was disappointed in off the field conduct but commit today having him on the team. >>> a san josefson football player is recovering tonight. jared leaf plays linebacker for the spartans. we spoke with his family tonight. amber. >> reporter: jared leaf played football here and i spoke with the grandfather to ask how he and the family are doing. >> jared leaf has a flair for the dramatics. this is a youtube video of him performing. 6'2", 240 pounds, jared is known for his skill of of football. he played linebacker and a running back. he's a shining star off the field to his grandfather. >> very helpful. he came over and helped me with the yard and things like that. if i ever needed him for anything he's always here. >> reporter: the 74-year-old says jared is like a son to him. the two are close. he visited jared yesterday. the news of his grandson's burn injuries on wednesday night shook him. now, knowing that jared is going to recover, helps. >> he seems to be well taken care of. i heard last night he start today respond pretty well. he'll be back. >> re

. >> trent, you and i have talked about how changes in federal law might be impactinginging the federal food stamp program, snap, around the country but here in san francisco or california we're somewhat protected. can you describe how and what the difference is in other places? >> it's a complex change in federal law that i'm not going to walk through the details. but the implications in the change in the farm bill that you note, supervisor, is that the average allotment for a family on food stamps, cal fresh, would be reduced by about $100 to $120 per year. the reason i said there's no implication for us is because the state of california is working within the context of the federal law to try to mitigate those federal cuts by back filling -- basically using state funds to back fill that loss of federal dollars. although the details haven't been worked out yet, the state has said its intention is to not have households of single adults and families be harmed by that change in the farm bill. it has to do with a deduction related to what's called the low income energy assistance and it'

very, very frequeny, coups will come in for trent coing at they don't communicate to each other, and what they will then bring up e whee ter very trivi issues. the therapist in couplesork erates under the assumption that the disagement about this surface issue is really a reflection of an underlying theme or an underlying agenda that's hidden, so that there'a ne to get to this hidden agenda and recognize that the trivial argument is really about something totally different. and typically, the hidden agendas involve two major issues in the vast majority of cases where there's couple problems-- the issues of control and the issues of love. the issue control is, who's in charge? who's e active one? who's the passive one? who's telling who what to do? who's stepping on someby else's freedom? the issue of love is really the issue of the absence of lo. it's--you don't care about me. you don't pay enough attention to me. you're not concerned about my welfare. thpork chops may very we be, "you don't care about me. "hers something that i like, "a you don't care to do it, which means you don't

in a statement from the 49ers, trent baalke said the 49ers are aware of the incident reporting colin kaepernick and is in the 23r0 ses of gathering the -- in prose san fernando gathering the -- process of gathering the attacks. colin kaepernick had been seen as recently this weekend at the vice royce hotel in miami. we'll have more online and at 5:00. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a desperate coast guard sowch is -- search is underway to find a missing teen swept away at ocean beach. alex savidge is live and joins us live. what's happening right now in the search, alex? >> reporter: well, good afternoon, tori. right now, the coast guard is in the water along with the san francisco fire department. they are scouring a significant area of the ocean right now for that missing boy. even though he's been in the water now for roughly 20 hours, this still is considered a rescue operation. san francisco firefighters used binoculars to scan the waters off ocean beach this morning. while a coast guard hospital through flew along the line searching for any sign of the teen. he was pulled into

. >>> 49ers general manager trent said a statement saying we're disappointed to learn of the incident involving smith saying this is a pending legal matter and gathering pertinent. chris culliver was arrested last month in a hit-and-run with a bicyclist and thursday, colin kaepernick and pathen named in the miami police report with a suspicious incident with a woman. no one in the case has been charged with the crime. >>> a fire in downtown. billows from miles away. fire started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at park avenue in montgomery street. san jose fire department took these photos here. two firefighters for minor injuries and no one else injured. the cause of the fire cleared but we're told homeless people were known to use it as a shelter. the building house came on tv 1994. the fire was familiar since it sat across the street from their training facility >>> another five alarm fire tore through several berkeley warehouses over the weekend leaving millions of dollars worth of damage. this fire broke out saturday night. kpix 5's don knapp spoke with the owner of the complex as

this is from general manager, trent baalke. he says, quote, the 49ers organization is aware of the recent media report regarding colin kaepernick and is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts. kaepernick is in the city of miami doing some off-season training with some of those players we had just mentioned previously. again, there have been no arrests made. but in speaking with some pr experts here in the south bay, they tell us, it doesn't matter if there is no formal arrests or investigation right now, the fact that this is alleged is still a crisis communications case with the 49ers. we're live outside 49ers headquarters, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> we are watching that very closely here in the newsroom. thank you very much, damian, for the latest. >> and another developing is story. a busy morning for rescue crews scouring the the waters off the coast of ocean beach in san francisco. they're looking for any sign of a 14-year-old boy swept out to sea nearly 24 hours ago. nbc bay area's christie smith

. >>> 49ers' general manager trent ball key said that the team plans to keep smith despite his off the field problems. the linebacker ran into trouble again earlier this month at l. a. x. for making an alleged bomb threat. prosecutors decided not to press felony charges but he could still face a misdemeanor for the false report. >>> a mother has been arrested for stabbing her 1-year-old daughter today after she first tried to kill herself. it happened this afternoon inside the regional park near the dam. the 23-year-old woman and her child had gone to the park by themselves. it's not clear what kind of weapon was used or what the motive was for the stabbing. >>> and police in oakland are looking for a driver who hit and killed a man and then drove off. it happened on telegraph avenue near 51st street at 7:30 this morning. and police say the driver got out of the car to check on the man before he got back in the car and drove off. they say they are looking for a white audi or infiniti suv. >>> san francisco fire chief joanne hayes white has canceled the reprimand for a firefighter whose

." >> you see it dif trent as a pl minist minister -- platform for people to stay married. >> i don't think infidelity helps any marriage. people should work through their problems before it gets to infidelity. >> our goal is to rip you and your marriage apart and give you the tools that you need to fix them. >> reporter: marriage counselors jim and elizabeth carol run marriage retreats across the country for embattled couples forcing them to talk and even fight. their issues out as seen on we tv marriage boot camp. >> the ashley madison site is a brilliant marketing attempt to capitalize on the basest human behavior. it plays directly into things that will destroy our culture. >> reporter: even for those couples like katherine and her husband who have both broken their vows, the carols say there is hope. >> the solution is learning how to forgive. truly saying i will never hold this against you again. ever. >> reporter: today katherine has deleted her ashley madison profile but is estranged from her husband and kids. she says she turned to her faith for healing. >> it doesn't matter

on how things have gone for the current year and we can base release of funds on those remarks from trent rourke >> to clarify, just to get specific what that would entail would be approving a salary ordinance for this fiscal year, given we have such a short period of tie, i think putting it on reserve it would just be back in a few weeks but it would be i think next year's the hsa position ordinance increasing that. that's almost --. >> so i have a mind --. >> sorry, there's another option to thin for a week to see if everyone can figure this out and i'll throw that out there's a different option. >> we can do that too. >> again, i'm sensitive to timing and implementing, i'm sorry mr. city attorney if i screwed up my explanation there of my thought process. >> deputy city attorney john gepner. i wanted to be sure i was understanding supervisor avalos' comment. you can place funds on reserve. if you want to consider future aso amendments you can do that by continuing the item or as supervisor farrell says, approving the positions for this fiscal year, considering the position begin in nex

i think you can get y nos it is ok to touch the brakes positive thinking the former skipper trent is a stupid things. the acts yet even she didn't know and you would rather just get in the system to rate it was a really cool to look again in our minds. when we crossed paths with some of the border. he's the one by hosting yes he was uneasy with the collective work has managed to forget. when the economy. i will be. in my mind everyday. the spirit of diplomacy in full swing. once a week the participants are obliged to wake the scaly the fields. she has to spend time yet before taking care of that. she has been tons of corn were sold now when he included this way. they couldn't do it all two of land to cultivate. the day what did i enjoy being a part of the is much easier than working here in the fun we didn't want then we roamed far and it was healing from everyone we met. this is a dignified when i'm doing. it takes a look of an agenda so it is nice to do something useful in society. sometimes in the sands of the scone file this one he waits for the much larger economic potential. mr

to get this discoloration off, but not to move or iany way reduce the pci we had tbe vcareful in o trent. the most interesting thing about this from your point of view might be that we had to use sunlight to take away the damage that light had done. we tk these drawings and ry carefully dampened them. we put them on a clean white blotter in a tray, and then we put them outdoors. and we stood with them in the driveway for about 4 hours, and the sunlight came and took away the damage that the sun had caused. we think it's because the sunlight, when it's in water, causes the molecules to vibrate. and the colored parts that the sun had made before shoot off of the vibrating molecule. and then we brought it back in the lab, and we washed it again very carefully to get aron rtet d dried it careful, and we see t result we see here. ye what would happen if you left it out in the sun for too long? well, if we left it out and it stayed wet, it would get very, very white. and if it got dry, it would get very yellow again. so we watch it very carefully when we have it out there, and then we make a j

trent is in taking this in the progress of course a piece of northam. cos basically the road we travel the road in an act of creation because he is. dr government to shift responsibility to encourage and support those who need to complete the journey of making peace and construct in june. games went on to say britain and ireland had attained a closeness and warmth that once seemed unachievable. he'll spend a total of four days can bring that's all we have time for the dream of wanting the eu i know. he is. i know. zz you. statistics. you know the song the too much the us now on dvd. low long a man these. it is. more due to the chair. the debt. create a card. we are way beyond her age. in auckland team he'd not the team did. she's the most powerful country woo hoo. i i mean. i like it i'm quite sure but less so the band. these. you ll when toowong will the tree i gave them a fair chance. in ireland. i think you see something up. what is so great about this. i must say that in the united states two variants of your sons and daughters. twenty five million.

marcel ball chorus embarrass myself thanks very much and trent was in germany a bracing for major disruptions later this week when pilots with wilsons ago on a three day strike the airline has announced that counseling was four thousand flights a pilot said europe's biggest air carrier had been in negotiations over their pay packets for two years now their union says that all that time management has failed to make any concrete offers it's one of the biggest strikes in kansas history. the three day walk on is scheduled to start into the middle of the week to germany's biggest airline says it will make the stomach and legs but domestic and international flights on tuesday. this week the cabinet he would like to avoid this especially since it's the third strike in five weeks. will try to restart negotiations as soon as possible because the strike itself does not solve the problem is this weekend this time as the company's high lead to a pre testing data mining of the race and one of thompson's to cool off plans to cut spending the time and contacts. it is many common interests and is estimated

on how things have gone for the current year and we can base release of funds on those remarks from trent rourke >> to clarify, just to get specific what that would entail would be approving a salary ordinance for this fiscal year, given we have such a short period of tie, i think putting it on reserve it would just be back in a few weeks but it would be

and not that they're very similar to what we see that the countries especially western countries trent's a lot less at the same with any depth or low cost financing to see for example in europe right now with a tough economic situation is the same scene here. the need to convenience and around the two projects the submissions for an easy and bookings to dc and things like that it's the same as when to us i think the kids to the supermarket you with one less thing to say but falling apart at the same type of product to see that the chances for israel the thirty adapt to stay like innovation so we tried to bring all the latest innovation in science this weekend to israel because israel is the dairy keen on trying new products. the us to be seen over a low is really talented in so scared he says that his company so the brighton will clearly and it's something about the appointed to review the use of influence the color is drained off tomorrow going to need to use. to do with the customer wants the commitments it didn't interest me on the wing. oh that too the directorate. it's still a long

80 hospital after terry reed got on the floor and bed you're taking advantage of the forecaster and trenter patients by using and exploiting. they gave $100 million to the hospital in new york. >> you're okay with him simply because he likes liberal causes because he liked it, shouldn't you lump them with koch brothers >> if you're honest, you have to do that. but what really gets me about harry reid is in calling these people as un-american as anyone that i could ever imagine. what is un-american about building an enterprise that employs 60,000 people were giving $100 million to a hospital for $600 million to various institutions in new york, including a lot of artsy artsy stuff. >> a lot of them are bad, but there are some left leaning ones. >> so why are you looking for consistency? >> there is none. >> i haven't seen it. and he pointed out one of many this is an example because they don't want to lose their billions. in fact, there are a lot of nothing will turn someone in into a conservative more than a high tax rate. that is what happened they wanted to give it to a free-market gove

in addition he and trent and his associates at sixty five days of ukraine and special security serviceoutcome. police appealed to all parties to comply with his geneva agreements the assembly didn't want it to immediately stop violence and provocations. have a dissertation daily activates the pentagon noticed a russian aircraft in the ukrainian air space moscow traditionally denies and place the blame on he walked in the key to national survey. the thing to note all parties to comply with the geneva agreements president of the parliamentary assembly and the center required to register the content he needed to stop provocations and launched the restoration of peace at the same physical complete disarmament of the legal commented forces operating in ukraine and the eighties and annexation of twenty and i say to try and rush to try to note that the end of the yet to meet its members to secure a position to get any seats in the morning to the elections the accused russia of my late in ukraine as india and easy to devise a moscow fight to act out across the board of ukraine several times th

trent law and tom daschle would never have done that. >> once you have the body becoming less collegialnd less civilized eventually you'll get the leadership behaving the way. a senate totally bitter and political and partisan as this one is if the leadership stayed above the fray. >> yeah. >> it's sort of an inevitable concept in the trend in american politics. >> i'm glad you brought tom daschle up. i love tom daschle personally. we have had him on the show. i wish barack obama would have named him chief of staff. . but he and trent lott would tear each other up but they would be friends at the end of it. >> that doesn't exist any more. >>> i want to get to hillary clinton news of yesterday as well. coming up on "morning joe," we have british foreign secretary david milband and jeremy wade and billy crudup and john podhoretz. >>> a severe weather outbreak in parts of the midwest and the south and bill karins is here with the latest. >> we had eight reports of tornadoes come in yesterday. not exactly a huge tornado outbreak but damage was done. thankfully no reports of any fatalities t

i was talksi -- talking about this with congressman trent franks. >> most nations are vulnerable, butlnerable because of the reliance on the high tech grid. russia and china are into cold war and hardened their electric infrastructures and all of their critical infrastructures really because they believed in their military doctrine that they could fight and win a nuclear war. there are also some other countries, sweden, finland, the u.k., are ahead of us. >> you said, doctor, that you think we're running out of time. why do you say that? >> i say that in part because of the cover-up you alluded to before, where washington seems to be more interested in denying the american people information about this. let's talk more about the incident where the attack happened in san jose. one of the things that people have not recognized and has not talked about, they should connect the dots on that instead of trying to protect people. we were in the middle of the nuclear crisis, the gravest nuclear crisis we ever had with north korea, they were threatening to make missile strikes on the united st

like the rolls royce trent engine uses a very specific kind of oil. it is not even widely used among other aircraft engines. but the nice thing about this is i heard that malaysia sent a sample of the engine oil from what they use in that aircraft. so what that means is, not just that took it off the shelf, that means there is constant monitoring on the engine. >> so so they have an actual sample. >> it depends on the consistency, if it was all one area and they get a good sample you can actually tell the aging of the oil, how long it has been in the engine, the carbon, there is a lot they can learn from that. >> let's hope against hope it was positive. this is 370 oil, what does it mean three days after a typhoon in the area, in terms of location? >> yeah, it helps because 40 days later, when they picked it up it was almost 40 days that there is still oil escapes from whatever is down below. for example, i was just at an air crash investigators conference down in cape canaveral. and they have the wreckage from one of the space shuttles and they still

congressman trent franks. good evening. >> thanks for having me. on. >> congressman, i was in d.c. couple weeks ago and i sat in an energy and commerce committee meeting. what i saw was senator mary landrieu and murkowski. they were so upset that we heard about the san jose event and they weren't questioning the witnesses who were there based on what will we do about this but instead, how did this get out. what's going on with these lawmakers? >> well, there was some concern on the part of even the furc people as to the small number of sub stations could have such a large effect on our entire grid. and i understand that concern. the bottom line is that if we would be more concerned about a solution rather than we are about terrorists finding out things that they already know. i think we would be serving the people much better. >> you know, congressman, what i thought was amazing is that all of the outrage regarding this attack in san jose was after it was made public to us by the "wall street journal." so if these senators and these congress people were so concerned, they would hav

i gave up sugar trents for length and the season is over and i can indulge.am. dark chocolate nuts. sugar puts the weight on you so you have to walk or swim it off or you'll become rotund. nothing wrong with being rotund up to a point but if you're too rotund, you're health will decline, so be ware. factor tip of the day, drinking water with lemon and chewing sugarless gum will delay the crave but once in awhile, knock yourself out. check out the fox website different than bill ocho rely.com. spout off about the factor. o'reilly at foxnews.com, ocho--e o'reilly at foxnews.com. don't be afarceur. if you are teed off about something, mad as hell at foxnews.com every thursday. thanks for watching us tonight. ms. megyn up next. i am bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops here. we're definitely looking for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york and tonight, breaking tonight, hints from the white house about what could be the biggest executive action to date. will president obama rewrite our immigration laws? and then. >> as a woman, you're strippe

well appropriations passed before the fiscal year of october 1 since 1996, which was under senator trent lott's leadership. and only 13 appropriation bills have passed since 2001. only 13 total, not in one year but total. just to give you the degree to which this current process has failed. so it would add significantly to improving it and getting them on a course of evaluating federal programs. >> so what are the odds of a two-year process? >> i think they are very good and we have an example. the murray-ryan but it is a two-year budget. we have actually done it. and let's see what happens in this two-year period. >> do you take this as a green shoot of spring that they were able to reach a budget deal? >> i think they did it without realizing what they were doing. [laughter] could i go back to the previous question? we kind of went over it very quickly but it is a very significant point. where do you draw the line andeen possible opposition absolute of structuralism? and there wasn't anybody who had stronger principled opposition than 10 eight -- than teddy kennedy to many of the posit