ty, who knows.ve had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >>> a fire breathing performance stuns the crowd. >> everybody just kind of stopped breathing for a minute. >>> a snowmobiler comes crashing off a cliff. >> it was like losing my brother right in

>> good morning, commissioners, my name is orry bash and ty's brother and in support of ty's project. ty suffers from -- as you mentioned a neuromuscular disorder. there is no cure and no interpret and therapy. he likes to spend time in tahoe skiing and today he struggles with even taking his dog on a walk and i'm asking the commission to show some sympathy and approve the project as proposed. >> thank you, other additional speakers? >> my name is eric bash and i'm the father of ty bash. i am standing here today, because i'm embarrassed that he had to disclose of the issue of his disability here in the public just to let him build the home that is going to fit his needs and the fact that he needs an elevator and the location of the elevator dictates a lot of the way the building is situated. ty bought the property when he realized that he could not really go up the stairs any longer. and he took into consideration the small cottage in the back and be able to put the addition in the front. it's been a long time since the time he bought this property and this neighbor is really driving

ty, we should know that yields on the ten-year note, ty have been moving downwards.re worried about the possible geopolitical considerations over the weekend. >> that's exactly right, sue. i think that's one of the reasons why both gold is up and the yield on the note is down, as rick santelli pointed out, basically down to roughly where we began the year. anyhow, that would do it for another wonderful week of "power lunch." thanks for watching. >> have a great week jepd. "power lunch" is over. "street signs" begins right now. >>> we humfully present to you, folks, a two-handed friday. on the one hand a much better than expected jobs number. on the other hand, russia and ukraine looking more like violence will escalate. hello, everybody. we have a deep dive into whether the jobs number was as good as some say. it halves a debate that has everyone talking. plus the maybook, and the sweetest "shark tank" profile that you have ever seen. >> let's look at the action

ty, up to you. >>> thank you.tice department reaching a settlement with ebay, keeping the company from entering agreements restricting employee recruitment. executives at ebay and intuit. this has become a big issue for the high-tech community. several big firms have been accused entering into similar deals that restrict the movement of high-tech workers. the justice department issued a statement saying emtb ing ebay' agreement distorted the labor market and caused employees to lose opportunities for better jobs and higher hpay. sue? >>> speaking of pay, sometimes iron fists in a velvet glove is the fastest path to victory. warren buffett said he didn't want to kick up too much of a fuss with the board. take a listen. >> we abstained because we didn't agree with the plan. we thought it was excessive. and i love coke. i love the management. i love the directors. but so i don't want to vote no. kind of un-american to vote no at a coke meeting. i didn't want to express any disapproval of management, but we did disapp

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ty dolla sign.ers and applause ] today is friday, and that's usually when i catch up with personal stuff. i check my inbox and return some emails and of course i send out thank you notes. i was running a bit behind -- [ cheers and applause ] so i thought if you guys wouldn't mind i would just like to write all my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] jamal, can i get some of the thank you note writing music please? ♪ [ light laughter ] or james, i guess james can do it. james i guess you can do it i guess. [ light laughter ] [ audience awws ] ah, please. who cares they're getting married everyday. oh shut up. [ laughter ] get a job. >> steve: we're gonna get married everyday. >> jimmy: give me a break. >> steve: we got divorced today. >> jimmy: how's everything at walmart? [ laughter ] >> steve: it's all good. >> jimmy: it's really good. garden hoses are on sale right now. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, new smart tags for food containers that change c

it made us closer because we both felt so -- i mean, the love for ty is just so strong.e's a magical little guy. >> he's a magical little guy. >> you said you're forever changed. tell us about that. >> you know, i was a typical working mom. i was stressed over work. i was stressed over dinner, bath, bed and pouring a glass of wine at the end of the day saying life is hard. this is exhausting. and it is on a daily basis. but now i'm forever changed in the sense that i always try to have that perspective, that hey, my son didn't have the chance to do, you know, the future that i thought he would have. and i always try to reflect on that and remind other parents to take a step back. and that's really what the muddy puddles project is all about, to remember let kids be kids because there's kids out there that can't. so, you know, try to always remember that and have that perspective. and those days are so fleeting. >> they sure are. >> days with your kids. >> thank you, cindy. you do so much for other families so we decided, if it's okay with you, we'd like to send you guys

i'll bet ty knows. ty. >> well, a lot of the industry insiders have gone inside where right now at the investment company institute, they're listening to tony blair. when we come back, we'll talk about retirement investing and new wrinkles on etfs. that and more when we return here to washington. right after this. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. e financial noise financial noise financial n

burrell, we'll be together and people will come up to ty and hand ty the camera and say, will you geth -- >> jimmy: really? >> they don't recognize ty at all. jesse is like a lighthouse on the side of the ocean. with his red beard and red hair going "mitchell from modern family!" you see him from a mile away. >> eric's favorite thing he likes to do. in a crowded place. we'll walk in together. he goes, hey, i'm the redheaded guy from "modern family" and run away. >> jimmy: very considerate. >> yeah, yeah. people wonder where lily is. like, she's not really ours. it's very confusing for people. >> jimmy: what is with people? how is it possible that -- i guess in the old days it made more sense. now we have reality television. it, i guess, maybe people get confused that this is not your actual family? >> yeah, we take it as a compliment. but we also laugh at how student people are. sorry about that, everybody. >> jimmy: remind me again, which one of you is gay in real life? >> um, well -- >> hard to say. >> changes on a day-to-day basis. >> jimmy: you gave us a little bit of cam there, i

>> reporter: staff sergeant ty carter couldn't be here this evening. his son is on a public relations tour for the army speaking to various groups throughout the country. what was noteworthy, mark tells us his son has protection wherever he goes because he's been receiving a lot of threats. mark suspects it's from individuals who are unhappy with this country's involvement in both the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> bringing it to everybody's attention. it's a start. >>> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda on the weather situation on this memorial day weekend. >> weather will be turning a little warmer tomorrow and memorial day monday i couldn't tell doors looks good. 50s outside for the moment with patches of low clouds approaching san francisco. sea breeze is still out there this evening and that will help to draw in a few low clouds across the inner bay tomorrow morning. notice the cloud cover, not too thick right now around half moon bay, four miles of visibility. tomorrow morning will wake up to low clouds, patchy instead of the widespre

morgan. >> thanks, ty.e big topic that every media executive is talking about this week. i'll tell you what that is in just a few minutes. diana? >> reporter: morgan, cash is king in housing today, and that may be a dangerous thing. i'll tell you why coming up next on "power lunch." >>> the city of today's "power house" is the largest metropolitan area in the united states without a zoo. it was named among "forbes'" list of best places for business and careers in 2013. and discount retailer family dollar calls it home. can you name that city? latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the all-new sleep number classic series. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. starting at just $699.99 for a queen mattress. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. find your sleep numb

>> that was the type of hero ty was. he was going to jeopardize his life as well as his military career so he could do the right thing and rescue. and when he went to rescue, he knew that his life was in jeopardy because he wasn't going to be rescued if he got in trouble if they weren't going to go ahead and rescue the 30-some people at the consulate. >> all right. let me play brigadier general robert lovell. he testified the military should have tried to intervene. because this went on for hours. it took a while. i want to get your reaction to what he said this week. >> there are accounts of time, space and capability, discussions of the question could we have gotten there in time to make a difference. well, the discussion is not could or could not of time, space and capability. the point is we should have tried. >> we should have tried. this went on for hours. >> and there was no attempt made. as many military people have said, within an hour to an hour and a half, they could have had jets from italy above the battle a

>> ty, are the markets rigged? that was a big discussion that we had not too long ago right here on "power lunch." now, senate lawmakers are holding hearings today into the impact of high-frequency trading. cme group executive chairman terry duffy was there, he testified at that hearing. we'll talk to him about whether he believes the markets are rigged, and what can be done to level the playing field. he joins us first on cnbc. see you in a moment, mr. duffy. whon a certified pre-ownedan unlimitedmercedes-benz?nty what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through june 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. >>> i also think -- let's do this. >>> oh, that was our big fight here on "power lunch" back in april, between president bill o'brien and brad k

. >> hi, ty. and right now we're focusing in on interest rates, as you mentioned, but also on the markets with the dow jones industrial average right now up 17 points on the trading session. s&p at a new record high earlier today, up about 4.5 points. nasdaq composite is up 14 points, one-third of a percent to the upside. the russell 2000 almost up 3%. gold down. there are many story lines for this hour. we're beginning in times square with the nasdaq and seema mody. hi, seema. >> reporter: good afternoon, sue. a lot of traders watching the yield on the ten-year treasury note, there are more market participants looking for other asset classes that can provide that yield to income-hungry investors. technology is seen by many pros as a good place to get that yield. in fact, here are some of the companies in the s&p tech index that have a dividend yield higher than the yield on the ten-year. all of these stocks higher on the day. now, in terms of market leadership here at the nasdaq, biotech playing

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a pretty strong day, ty. >> i think i get bills from first energy.. >> i'm sure you do. "street signs" begins right now. see you tomorrow, guys. >>> should you be nervous that nobody seems nervous about their investments? hi, everybody. we've got an incredible list for you of everything that is higher this year. >>> plus are those higher prices proving the official inflation data, you know is baloney? the disturbing stat about people who may never come back to the job market. >>> and the possible problems of a big book that has all of wall street talking? >> so many superlatives today all-time highs, i can't go on,

. >>> and we have a rally on the street, ty, the dow hitting an all-time high. dow jones industrial average last traded up 92 points. we have been up triple digits several times during the says. transports a new all-time high, a 1.5% up for the trannies. the s&p 500 intraday high up, nasdaq is up almost 1.5%, so the transports outpacing it on a percentage gain, but not by much. a ten-year yield is down to 2.64%. bob pisani is here to gives you the trading action where the bulls are firmly in charged. >> it's an -- why are we you will today? we shouldn't be up. they hate this rally. let me give you three or four reasons. >> they're very curmudgeon-y today. >> they've been that way for years. the biotech names, the nasdaq, internet index, a lot of shorting going on in that space when this kind of move happens, 2.5, 3%, you get short covering going on. there's been concerns about cajun spreading from the russell 2000, a lot of bears are saying barons are down, home builders are down. s&p is up over 1%, but the retailers have suffered. that is true. that's a sort of

name is berius. >> his first name is ty. what i'm saying? hey-oh. but this is -- i think this is fun. can you explain what it is? are you going to sing? is there going to be an opening numebr? >> i'm going a sing. there's an opening number, there's a live animal in it. my dress rips away. there's like, a plate sitting guy. >> jimmy: yes! >> there's children. it's nuts. >> jimmy: this is fun! >> things explode. >> jimmy: yes! that's what we want. [ cheers ] give me something good to eat. >> exactly. i am not -- >> jimmy: trick or treat. >> treat. >> jimmy: smell my feet. give me something good to eat. [ laughter ] >> not an apple, sir. no. >> jimmy: a bag of pennies, how dare you. [ laughter ] >> candy corn? i'll take it. >> jimmy: i'll take that. miniature charleston chew? well i can do the charleston, and i will chew them. thank you. [ laughter ] >> butterfingers, yes, please. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a weird child. that last child was very weird. >> that child's name is tiberius. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do a sketch

they confirm this morning they're looking at tying elliott roger to the deadly shootings. this morning word to eyewitnesses from the shooting what it was like coming face-to- face with the gunman. >> i was like, hey -- i turned around and started walking the other way -- [ crying ] [indiscernible] >> he shot. >> and more about that possible suspect. we have located several rambling videos from roger posted online. in them he plans on killing women and girls because they rejected him romantically. he said the last 8 years of his life were miserable because of rejection, loneliness and unfulfilled desires because women were not attracted to him. we've opted not to play the videos so we don't floor few the shooting. glorify the shooting. >>> happening now a traffic alert for drivers on highway 101 after a produce truck spilled fruit all over the freeway. this happened at millbury, 101 south. the fruit had to be cleared from the roadway before the ramp can reopen. >> we arrived and we found the driver trapped in his vehicle and we extricated him, air lifted him. >> and we'll c

and particularly tying the land use and transportation issues together. it's time to do that, we are completing a plan north of this area in the central soma district, and that will reflect potential growth, especially for office for the next decade to 15 years. this area we are looking at now will represent the generation after that. and we are looking forward to that, with partners and mta and other city agencies, and we are looking forward to working with you all and your staff to make it happen. thank you, and susan will go over the specifics. >> good afternoon, my name is susan giggy, i have a bit of a cold, if i have a coughing fit, i provided water. i am here to provide to you the feasibility study, but before beginning, i want to thank those that laid out the project, and the staff and the agencies involved in the project that includes caltran, and caltrain and mta, and high-speed rail spirit and various departments in the city. myself in the planning department will continue to engage them throughout the project. i am sure that you are intimately

thanks, phil. >> you bet. >>> ty, up to you. >> wow. time now for our series the power pitch where we give ent entrepreneurs 60 seconds to make their pitch. and then our panel of experts will decide whether they have what it takes. >> i don't care what demographic you are in, everybody realizes that they're overpaying for razors. everybody does. we wanted a great shave, just didn't want to spend millions of dollars on it. >> every man and woman wants a great shave, they're just tired of overpaying for it. i'm cofound you are of 800razors.com. my business partner and i are outraged at the prices were paying, $35 for cartridges. we looked into the industry and what we found is the barrier to entry was to find a manufacturer who could provide a razor equal for the to the national brand. we signed an exclusive agreement with an american-made razor maker. for men and women, and we deliver free. customers love the quality of our product. that sets us apart from our online competitors who use cheap imported products that don't give a great sha

love to mom. >> i will. >>> ty, up to you. >> thank you.t's called by some of the chike-onomy, showing that. >> can't be stopped. what seems unstoppable is the leaders of tomorrow will be women more than men. the question is how companies will respond, especially with the controversial issue of maternity leave? under the age of 35, the figures reversed, 40% of younger women have graduated college, compared -- this means employers when looking for the best talent will be choosing from a larger pool of women. white hou this from this morning. >> students today say when they go and interview with employers, the employers that talk to them about how to balance their job with their families are the ones they're most attracted to. women are already telling us they are choosing their employers willing to make these change. >> according to the national partnership for women and families, the u.s. is one of only 8 of 181 in the world with no mandated paid maternity leave form the national partnership is an advocacy group for such a law. the u.s. fam

ty is in the conversation, too. ty? >> i wanted to ask you about the punch bowl and interest rates, so on and so forth. i am perplexed by the way investors react to every twitch that bill dudley or that mr. plosser, or mr. bullard remarks, they make comments about interest rates. we know several things. we know the fed is taking the stimulus out of the system. we expect that process will be done by the end of this year. we know, don't we, that sometime, sometime in the future, probably 2015, maybe around now, maybe a little later, next year, that interest rates may start to rise. so why does everybody react so harshly and violently when we get one more comment that says fundamentally that? >> you know what's even more amazing, you see investors pull out at the wrong time. you're sigh negative outflows, first time in a year and a half. i mean fifth street, we invest primarily in floating rate corporate debt. the whole idea is interest rates will go up, i try to fix my liabilities, float my assets. i issued a $250 million

hi, seema. >> hi, ty. in terms of the biggest winners, netflix is on the top of that list thanks to upbeat earnings, expansion overseas, specifically in europe seem as a big opportunity. now, keurig green mountain coffee, nothing big winner up 20% after coca-cola raised its stake in the company to 50%. some say it's trading. shares do look a little valued. trip adviser, interesting story. they missed expectations but it raised its growth annual outlook. the instant booking feature could potential by be a catalyst. no reason for why ill lumina has been up. lastly best performing nasdaq, fifth on the last. sandisk. back over you do, sue. >> thanks so much, seema. the market is about to close. it's having its worst week in two months. jackie deangelus is there. good to see you. >> good to see you. we're down on the month of may. gold seeing a four-month decline. traders are scratching their heading. they're wondering if the market is not taking into account the signs of engaging. it's rising at its quickest p

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>>> ty, we're returning to the markets. volatility plunging over the past week.at signal? >>> plus, it's been a wild week with big swings in the market. we'll talk about that. >>> and hot summer stocks. how to play them coming up next. >>> plus -- >> today's "power house" is the eighth largest u.s. city. qualcomm is headquartered here, and it's the birthplace of pro golfer phil mickelson. can you name that city? and this will be your premium right here. sorry to interrupt, i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alright, mama, let's get going. [ yawns ] naptime is calling my name. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. don't just visit hawaii. visit tripadvisor hawaii. with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." a good day for the discount retailers led by

potentially tying things up in court for years.terview with anderson cooper, sterling did not seem interested in the route. the end of the road, what do i benefit? and especially at my age. if they fight with me and they spend millions of dollars and i spend millions, let's say i win or they win. i just don't know if that's important. >> while donald might not be planning to sue, in an interview with barbara walters, his estranged wife shelly made it clear she'll fight to hold on what she said is 50% ownership of the clippers no matter what happens with her husband's stake. >> i'm fighting for my 50%. there are reports of the nba wants to oust you completely as a team owner. you'll fight that decision? >> i will fight that decision. >> it sounds like donald and his estranged wife not on the same page with this issue. seems to be shying away from the lawsuit while shelly is digging in. >> it sounds like it, mark. shelly sterling might like to keep her ownership but there are some rules. >> they are and pretty clear. after shelly ste

so that's not the are issue we are tying to address. we are talking to gun owners, nongun owners alike. both of whom seem to support the fact that there is such a thing as gun safety. ironically it's less than a mile from sandy hook. supports child safe. it's a program they have. fluz their man a tra is own it, secure it, respect it. you have a weapon, it's unconscionable to have an unsecured loaded weapon hanging around the house. >> carmember, thank you for your time tonight. we peach yat it. >> my pleasure. >> joining me is robert spitzer, author of the politics of gun kol. it's fascinating to me the outsized role the short gun has begun to take on. it was mentioned at the nra convention. it looms large. i don't are quite get it. explain to me why. >> there are two things at play. the first is control. the nra is all about kol of the issue. i think that's more important than any other consideration. the second and related part is the fact that industry generally, and there are exceptions to be sure, but industries generally are leery

i have to say when i started, my legs are a little tying because i warmed up but i got called again but it's fine. >> reporter: dyan johnson still managed to be the first run are across the finish line. the fastest male runner was jeffrey kanisti. you look back in late 80s, you had almost 80,000 runners. a couple of years ago, it became more of a spectacle. >> reporter: with that in mind, organizer and police clamped down on rules against back packs, wheel contrap shouldn'ts and nudity. >> they did a really good job and last year they did a great job. i think it's going to continue like that for now, it's a safer environment now i think. >> reporter: there were nearly 40,000 runners registered for this race. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> developing news tonight out of berkeley after a man's body was found at the bottom of a large rock. a hiker spotted the body. police believe he may have climbed up the rock and fell over the other side. >>> 31-year-old jason adams was working at the elite canine daycare and spa at san ramon. he left to pick up supplies and he never returned. >> we h

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blue jays up 2-1, and the a's would get the tying run to the plate in the ninth, but alberto callaspo swinging. oakland with a season high third straight loss. blue jays win 5-2. >>> everybody is watching or at least so it seems. still ahead, the 17th congressional district congress between incumbent mike honda and ro khanna and why the nation is paying attention. >>> there's lots to do today in the bay. the first event is a biggy for san francisco's mission district. there's a parade where our friends from telemundo will participate but it's called carn avol, san francisco, and while it's known for its flashy and often minimalist costumes, they want you to know it's intend todayby a family friendly activity. they're expected about 400,000 total this weekend, so get prepared for the crowd. i don't know exactly how many, but hundreds of thousands of monarchs also use the bay area as a rest stop and feeding ground. in addition to their extreme bugs exhibit, it's all about butterflies. there's a 3-d film called the flight of the butterflies, and i mentioned the monarch because the first

. >> i am, ty. glad to be here. investors on a pretty wild ride. the dow was down triple digits earlier in the session, but we have come back considerably, but right now we're down about 12.3 points, down 0.61, and transports are down 30 points on the trading session, just about a half a percent, and the ten-year note, the yield is 2.60%. why the reason for the comeback? it looks likes four is the new three when it comes to the u.s. economy. steve liesman has more on this bullish sentiment despite the mixed data. >> well, that friday jobs report continues to echo today is several economists upping their growth forecast. some now at our even well above the 4% level, but a key question remains -- is it bounce back or newer, higher level? >> here we surveyed nine economists, the average -- up 0.2 from their prior forecast, range being 3% at the low end to as high as 4.6%. that's ubc. here is the 4% club. many of them signing expectations for a bounce back. residential investment should be on the way up in the second quarter. barclays says our 3% consu

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i was i would like that kind of integrity and difficult divorce ty to continue. >> reporter: the diocese of oakland says it's a small word change but some teachers and community leaders say a new contract clause that requires teachers to live by catholic doctrine outside of class goes too far. the clause parents and teachers are worried about reads quote in both employee personal and professional life the employee is expected to model and promote behavior and confirm ty with the teaching of the roman catholic faith n.matters of faith and morale and do nothing that tends to bring discredit to the school or to the diocese of oakland. denise has freshman daughter at bishop 0del high school. >> frankly my daughter said the right thing. mom this reads like something we read about in history books. that happened a long time ago. like the spanish inquisition where people swear dishonest loyalty to protect their family. >> if they sign the includes some teachers worry they could be fired for such things as being gay. living with partner or using birth control. diocese spokesman mike brown told 7

three winners, ty? >> look at three winners. symantec, up 21.85.ear tire and wind stream higher as well. that will do it for this edition of "power lunch." thanks for watching. >> we will see you tomorrow. "street signs" begins now. >>> so is europe once again the canary in a coal mine trouble for stocks? bojure. >>> retailers should be very happy and what's wrong with walmart >>> super businesswoman kathy ireland pops on to talk small business, mandy. and you have your eye on another ireland. >> yes. that's something i want to t

we'll talk about that up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a-t-and-t says it's going ty satellite t-v giant "direc-" for 48- point-5 billion dollars. the merger will make a-t-and t e second-largest pay tv provir >>> direct tv for 48.5 billion. right behind comcast and tait and directv expect to close the deal with within a year. >>> only woman ever to be the new york times newsroom made her first public appearance today since being fired. former executive editor jill abram sonned. today, she said it's the honor of her life and compared to her situation of that of a new college graduate. >> what's next for me? i don't know. i'm exactly the same as many o as you. >> the times publisher said abramson's firing was to do with her management style and nothing to do with compensation. she intends to be part of the larger journalistic quest to hold people accountable. >>> kathleen knox dropped out of the auditor controller race, facing charges for lying about the residents. district attorney said knox doesn't live in alameda county and contra kosta county and charged with voter fraud. mike honda. >> now h

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one of the 4 students involved in the controversy was here to spread a message of difficult divorce ty and respect. he talked to us as he assembled a sign post. >> we are a nation of many races many religion and many creed and be proud of that fac fact. nation of im grant but don't make this thing a race issue of us versus them because that's not what it was not what it is at all. >> short distance away a band of motorcycle ride over to the school with flags. most are veteran. members of the american legion and patriots guard. >> we feel that it's wrong to tell one group that it's okay to do this and then tell the other group that you can't wear yours. you know. so we are here pray mayoral for the first amendment of the constitution. >> now this gathering in community park where organizers are calling for unity respect and peace. it is cinco de mayo, day of celebration. one of numb a city that seems to be embracing the difficult divorce ty n.morgan hill, david lou abc 7 news. >> if you can expect to see extra officers on the streets for sivrj did he my in san jose tonight. police want

they're tying a not at a fortress in italy tomorrow. the rehearsal dinner tonight in paris.unity to offer advice to the happy couple. >> great. >> i was going to say something but they told me not to say it. what do you think? anybody happy about this? >> take it and run with it. you like kim kardashian, right? >> all right. i'll go first. first of all, i would like to apologize to all the viewers who are forced to listen to gossip about kanye and kim. doctors have found that gossip about kanye and kim can give you're cancer. >> oh my goodness. >> brain cancer. >> well, i'm not going to get that. what do you think? are you a big kim kardashian fan? >> i don't know mind her. she's not bugging me. >> what is she? a poster child for plastic surgery. what is she? >> no, well, if you look at her pictures when she was young, she has the same face. she's a pretty woman. so maybe love -- oh, bob, unbelievable. i'm actually even rtrying to do the segment but that doesn't matter because bob is going to blow it up. >> i'll be careful. >> i hope they find love. they have a child togethe

jim watson will never forgee first time he saw the rolli stones in concert. nearly ty years ago... can't you hear me knocking? that's because in addition the memories.. the music had a lasting affect on his hea. baby boomers getting older d rock 'n roll, that's a mixr hearing aids. but this 70 year old venture capitalist let's bring this up. has put a silicon valley tw. on hearing loss. you have heard the term sma phones; well i call them smt hearing aids. audiologist dr. mont stong wireless technology and fasr processors have made hearing aids 'smart . it's pretty much your own personal hearing system. in the past...they were virtually one size fits all. every sound registered at similar levels .... at times making it di t for the brain process what it was actually hearing. but smart hearing aids are brid the gap between the ears ane brain... the phone is figuring out exactly where i am add an iphone app like this and watson can control his hearing aid with a swipe... it turns off all of the sou around us... geo-tagging technology can mark frequently visited spo. and automat

this promotional video of a rival circus act shows how the women keep their hair wet, tying knots and braids around the steel rings that will suspend them three stories above the crowd. but that day the stunt that came off without a hitch since the show opened in january went wildly wrong. >> heard a really loud pop. and then weep just plummeted to the ground. we just hit the ground really fast. i was still conscious. breathe, really hard i was really hard to catch my breath. because of the impact and the shock. >> we ask that -- >> once i caught my breath i was really concerned about all the girls, of course. >> reporter: the lights are lowered. in performance tdarkness the pe to orient themselves. >> i was looking at all the girls. trying to. they are like you need to lay down. its everybody alive? is everybody okay. >> reporter: miraculously all eight performers and another circus artist under the structure when it collapsed survived the 30-foot drop. the accident is raising question as but safety. >> the circus industry really doesn't have any regulation. >> history awaits -- nick

certain point where there was no fresh information coming in, and there was a lack of physical evidence tyinghe kau cowans to the crime scene. >> we would talk and say the same thing, we still think it's the same people, but we don't have the proof. >> i never lost hope. i knew in my heart that the police would do their job and find the people that did this to mother and cliff. >> investigators confiscated every .25-caliber pistol they could find hoping that one of them would match the murder weapon. >> i maintained those bullets in my secured work area. i never returned them to the sheriff's property room knowing that i would one day get that firearm. >> eventually, there were other crimes to solve, other evidence it process. the murder of cliff and alma merck moved quietly into the unsuccessfuled file. ten years later, jim kristofferson was promoted to homicide detective, but he never forgot the murder of cliff and alma merck. >> the case had always bothered me mainly because of the circumstances, the way they were murdered. and just knowing that there was that element out there still walki

talk about a lot of deb maybe that's why some are saying i do not to tying the not or buying a home. they are opting out a lot of things for the people in my generation. of course not if you are adam and have no values. just kidding, adam. >> it's good for the young people. our instinct to say this is slacker behavior, don't get married or buy a house. it's responsible, prudent tkupbt fiscal behavior. i can't afford to get married or buy a house so i will wait until i can and then do the grown up things. >> actually, at this point i do agrewith adam is saying. lightning did strike there. they don't think of things, and i think a lot of things apply to knowing some day you will get married and getting things in order. >> coming up with an excuse getting married before you are 35, because you are going to get divorced anyway. it's along the same lines if you can borrow less money to go to college and then spend that when you get out of college on getting married, on a house, if you can prioritize differently what you are going to spend whether it's borrowed money or not, it's better fo

another people who people say is in the video ty nice, said to be her boyfriend. zeda on her facebook page claims this video was real. >> she claimed that about her other videos too. >> i'm glad it's not real. >> we reached out to the brooklyn police department. they didn't know anything about this incident. [ inaudible ]. >>> this is definitely one of those right place at the right time twist of fate kind of moments that actually saved a guy's life. watch this. australian skier on the slopes in japan. this video from back in february of this year. parts trending now. as he's skiing along, look at that. big crack in the snow. >> look at that crack. >> then he goes ahead a little bit and notices a spot where the snow has gone down the hill, a safer spot to ski. skis the avalanche path down this mountain. making for good video. eventually he comes upon this. >> those are skis? >> yeah. >> somebody's skis, two skis and no person. where is the person? that's the question. look down here. those are people he notices and this is the craziest part. this was the moment hi

he scores a tying run. hold on sunshine. the rays score four times in the bottom of the 11th. he serves up a fatty. a three run walk off homer. tampa bay wins 5-2 in the 11th 11th. the giants found someone they couldn't beat. mother nature. giants played in denver this afternoon after a rain and tornado warning delay. hunter pence hopers. more rain correct unsafe conditions. they pick it up at a late yet to be determined. 2-2 is the score. >> san jose earthquake star makes the final team u.s.a. soccer roster. but it is not who is going, it is who is not going. landon donovan has been cut. he is the national team's all time leading scorer but coach wasn't his biggest fan. not going to the world cup. that is sports. >> didn't see that coming. >> neither did i. i think he is getting too self-important. >> thank you. >>> coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. protesting a proposal developing. the show of opposition in one community as the public gets its way on the plan and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us. have a great