us as we are, alive. he saw us as living beings. i don't want to offend your actors, heaven forbid that i should. but i think that seeing myself played by someone i don't know who. by me, if you have no objection. i am deeply honored, sir. but i think that however much of his art this gentleman puts into absorbing me into himself, however much he wills it... go on. go on. well, i should say, that the performance he will give, even if he makes himself up to look as much like me as he can, i should say that with his figure-- [laughter] sshh. --it will be difficult for him to give a performance of me, of me as i really am. it will be how he interprets what i am as he sees me. if he sees me of anything at all and not as i deep down within myself, feel myself to be. and it certainly seems to me, that whoever is called upon to criticize us will have to take this into account. oh, so you're already thinking about what the critiques will say, are you? and here am i still trying to get the play straight. the critics can say what they like. we'd be much better employed in getting the play the on... here, h

us. we'll be out here as well. next live report at 11:00 tonight. , sunday night at 11:00. and monday morn soing we have it covered. >> you look stunning. thank you very much. looking forward to your reports >> just send us a picture, right? oscar sunday this, sunday only on abc7. this year, you'll be able to watch the oscars live on the smart phone or tablet with watch abc app. >> we'll give you the exclusive access to behind the scenes moments everyone will be talking about. >> just go to abc7 news.com/apps. >> there is concern with about the rain. it could clear up there but what about here? >> we'll update the forecast. spencer, a tornado warn something >> yes. you think weather returned to us there knight's landing until 7:00. no tornado touched down yet. that is some turbulent weather. we have a line of showers across northern sonoma county. that is about as turbulent as our weather at the moment. we can see thunderstorms rumbling off shore, 12, may pass throughout the bay area and shortly after 11:00 p.m towards midnight hour then continuing,

us. we'll be out here as well. next live report at 11:00 tonight. saturday evening as well, sunday night at 11:00. and monday morn soing we have it covered. >> you look stunning. thank you very much. looking forward to your reports >> just send us a picture, right? oscar sunday this, sunday only on abc7. this year, you'll be able to watch the oscars live on the smart phone or tablet with watch abc app. >> we'll give you the exclusive access to behind the scenes moments everyone will be talking about. >> just go to abc7 news.com/apps. >> there is concern with about the rain. it could clear up there but what about here? >> we'll update the forecast. spencer, a tornado warn something >> yes. you think weather returned to us there is a tornado warning near knight's landing until 7:00. no tornado touched down yet. that is some turbulent weather. we have a line of showers across northern sonoma county. that is about as turbulent as our weather at the moment. we can see thunderstorms rumbling off shore, 12, may pass throughout the bay area and shortly afte

us who we are. just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations because we live in a world in which our ideals are going to be challenges again and again by forces that would brag us back in the conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government, the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create, continues to move forward or whether it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. what kind of europe, what kind of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? i believe that if we hold firm to our principles and our willing to back our beliefs with courage and resolve, then hope will ultimately overcome fear, and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny. because that is what forever stirs in the human heart. thank you very much. [applause] >> it is is now 153 east coast time the president speaking from brussels, belgium, oh what was billed as a speech. the president telling

use 3d printing we can duplicate that shape. >> researcher laura hockaday is working on stem cells. >> you could fabricate a living heart valve that would then be used as prosthetic. >> just 3-print a valve with using the patient's own stem cells. put it in and it will grow with them. >> yes, that's the idea. >> if it works it will be life changing for boys like nine-year-old max page. he's that cute pint sized darth vader from the supercommercial from volkswagen. >> we noticed max was in trouble when i went in for my 38-week appointment. they took him by c section. >> max had a heart valve operation in 2012. >> is not adequate for an active seven and a half year old boy. >> for max the valve won't grow with him. when he gets to be late teen he'll need a valve to match that size body and when he's a full adult he'll need the valve to match that body. >> so the work at cornell is very specific. >> it makes me feel good to know that we have somebody on our side. >> we talked to somebody whose child currently suffers from this condition. they're so excited about the work you're doing. >> wow, these technologies are so close to a break through. it's for us

been adopted to control the black sea feet, because as our president said we are not going to allow any blood to be spilled. >> phil ittner joins us liveow from paris. >> del, sergey lavrov may say there are no troops, but as far as the west is concerned those are russian troops. it appears as though the tactic is going to be economic. here is what the european commission president had to say today. >> today the european commission has identified a package to support ukraine. this is our contribution to tomorrow meetings of the sitting government. the package combined could bring an overall support of at least 11 billion euros over the next couple of years, from european budget and european union international financial institutions. it is a package designed to assist a committed includive and reforms oriented ukrainian government. >> well, 11 billion euros is about $15 billion. exactly what the kremlin offered ukraine before this whole thing started to stay away from the eu, and the europeans are saying they are going to create a free trade zone effective immediately. and they intend to freeze the assets of those in previous regime, a

vehicles not libel to have someone living in them and that's just as inappropriate to have it parked alongside a school yard as a camper that someone will be living in. it's not used to strictly limit this for folks living in them. the code have prohibited habitation vehicles overnight interest that's hard to enforce because the misdemeanor has to be served on the person and it's difficult for the police to act on. as we use this tool and folks ask the mta to modified this there's a policy of coherence if this city wants to establish a basis for this embodiment - you have the list of locations before you. i have a map and secretary boomer if we can get the map overhead this may not work but i have to show you on the website of town we have areas around schools just by sunset boulevard and around lakeshore drive and in the richmond district the endless of park presidio and the strip along the area of lincoln park and the panhandle the 3 side again, the park endless and the 3 side of delores park and various locations in the northeast mission locations in north katrero hill and along dog patch and the holly park and a couple of streets and feinstein in the southeast

us who we are. and just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations. because we live in a world in which our ideals are going to be challenged again and again by forces that would drag us back into conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government, the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether or not it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. what kind of europe, what kind of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? and i believe that if we hold firm to our principles and are willing to back our beliefs with courage and resolve, then hope will ultimately overcome fear and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny. because that is what forever stirs in the human heart. thank you very much. \[applause] that was the president in brussels. he is back in washington, d.c. now. tuesday the boston red sox will be at the white sox in re

he'll be joining us live from boston as firefighters gather to honor their own. >>> a heart-wrenching scene in boston. a sea of firefighters lining the streets to salute the fallen after a ferocious fire consumed a row house in the back bay area. they're grieving the loss of 43-year-old lieutenant edward walsh jr., a veteran firefighter who leaves behind a wife and three children under the age of 10. and 43-year-old firefighter michael kennedy, a veteran firefighter, one of the first responders at the marathon bombing. and as we approach that day, brian williams is on scene from boston and joins us from the scene of so much sadness, on lad err 15 on boylston street. we're here after the scene. >> reporter: what a sad day in boston. they just don't lose professional firefighters in the line of duty that often, say nothing of two of their bravest from the same house, one of the oldest in the nation. you wouldn't blame anybody in the city for asking how much one city is expected to take in the course of a year. if there is a blessing it is this community. it is tight, let's face it, it i

us who we are. and just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations. because we livea world in which our ideals are going to be challenged again and again by forces that would drag us back in the conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government, the principles of your european union, will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. what kind of europe, what kind of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? and i believe if we hold firm to our principles and are willing to back our beliefs with courage and resolve, then hope will ultimately overcome fear. and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny because that is what forever stirs in the human heart. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> the president delivering a speech before a group in brussels, belgium on u.s., european relations but spending the bulk of the speech cond

us who we are. and just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations. because we live in a world in which our ideals are going to be challenged again and again by forces that would drag us back into conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government , the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether or not it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. kind nd of europe, what of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? and i believe that if we hold firm to our principles and are willing to back our beliefs , then rage and resolve hope will ultimately overcome fear and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny. because that is what forever tirs in the human heart. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on the next "washington jour

being used. >> are you in this kind of situation a lot? >> few and far between, better to be prepared. >> save as many lives as possible >> are you guys full-time swat? >> does that mean that you're permanantly waiting for that kind of an event? or are you deployed on other kinds of operations? >> no i mean, the swat guys on a daily basis they're assigned to a lot of high crime areas. the administration directs them we want to help suppress this. >> so you train for these worst case scenario but when that's not happening you're put onto other kinds of operations. >> yeah, search warrants. the job scope is very vast. >> if all you are doing is waiting for that once every 15 year deployment of some horrible tragedy. we gotta figure out some way to use them. what are we going to use them for? let's do drug raids with them. let's go into a high crime, lower socio economic areas and let's patrol the street with them. and that's where it becomes dangerous. >> peter kraska has been studying the use of swat - or as he calls them police paramilitary units - over the past two decades. >> once upon in a time in the early 1980s, about maybe 20% of police d

us who we are. and just as we meet our responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them as nations. because we live in a world in which our ideals are going to be challenged. again and again. by forces that would drag us back into conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government, the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether it retreats. and that's the question we all must answer. what kind of europe, what kind of america, what kind of world will we leave behind? and i believe that if we hold firm to our principles and are willing to back our beliefs with courage and resolve, then hope will ultimately overcome fear, and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny. because that is what forever stirs in the human heart. thank you very much. >> all right. you have been watching president obama speaking live from brussels. one of the most significant foreign policy addresses of his

being used. >> are you in this kind of situation a lot? >> few and far between, better to be prepared. >> save as many lives as possible >> are you guys full-time swat? >> does that mean that you're permanantly waiting for that kind of an event? or are you deployed on other kinds of operations? >> no i mean, the swat guys on a daily basis they're assigned to a lot of high crime areas. the administration directs them we want to help suppress this. >> so you train for these worst case scenario but when that's not happening you're put onto other kinds of operations. >> yeah, search warrants. the job scope is very vast. >> if all you are doing is waiting for that once every 15 year deployment of some horrible tragedy. we gotta figure out some way to use them. what are we going to use them for? let's do drug raids with them. let's go into a high crime, lower socio economic areas and let's patrol the street with them. and that's where it becomes dangerous. >> peter kraska has been studying the use of swat - or as he calls them police paramilitary units - over the past two decades. >> once upon in a time in the early 1980s, about maybe 20% of police d

lives away from us as we knew them. our lives have totally changed. and we'll never beight. >> with the wesley stoltz case, we had this rare opportunity to interview both the offender and the victim's family. and it had a profound impact on me. it was heartbreaking. it was a difficult interview. i think we all left afterwards and we were all a little bit down. no matter what transpired that night, obviously there was a fight, but at the end of the day, this young man who was the father of a child and a beloved son of two people was killed. what would you say now, wesley? >> i never wanted to hurt him. i didn't have vengeful thoughts. i didn't want to throw my life away. i didn't need to settle a score or payback. nothing like that. if there was anything i could do to fix it, i'm more than willing to do. this is the first thing in my life i can't, i don't know how to fix >>> he was down here with a noose around his neck. >> a gang member makes a desperate cry for help. >> i just need somebody to talk to. >> there's currently only four inmates housed in this pod which nor

being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many asple are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were there. >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from home tonight in a restaurant with his roommate and with a dog on the leash. the three lived directly across from the fire. >> it has been so windy. >> in seconds it became that. >> camera phones cannot tell the story. this street tells the aftermath. people locked out of their apartments all along king street.

civilian casualties team during the war but about those who must be held responsible for the kiwi tara locals have to live with it as us troops brace themselves for the pullout deadlines. many are hearing local forces will not be able to keep a resurgent time by midday like michael scott spoke with our tees. this account of this in applying of afghans first camp. to really focus alot on the issues casualty is sam really. st the baptist them into civilian casualties the consent of the sun's heat dissipated his country's cooperation and partnership with the united states really not holding back. in any punches in terms of this criticism to play a sound bite out of an example the american president has that been no hit for aniston so it's not american collection for afghanistan or american resorts is spent on afghanistan. if you go to president obama's speeches he repeatedly says he's hit for the sake of american interests for the safety of america for the security of america. the day here in afghanistan helping afghanistan in order to help america. careful it's not for us is for a cause that america holds dear. best buy

being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many as 300 people are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from home tonight in a restaurant with his roommate and with a dog on the leash. the three lived directly across from the fire. >> it has been so windy. >> in seconds it became that. >> camera phones cannot tell the story. this street tells the aftermath. people locked out of their apartments all along king street.

being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many asple are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from home tonight in a restaurant with his roommate and with a dog on the leash. the three lived directly across from the fire. >> it has been so windy. >> in seconds it became that. >> camera phones cannot tell the story. this street tells the aftermath. people locked out of their apartments all along king street. >> you

be whole and healed as a family. i think she's being steered down the wrong aeshg it's killing us the >> teenager reportedly living with a friend's family now the hear sth first time she's seen her parents in five months. another hearing is set for next month. >> still head on abc7 news at 4:00 john travolta speaks out on his oscar flub. >> and what happens when steph curry one of the greatest shoot glerz nba goes one on one. >> and a dad's baby-inspired workout gaining popularity online. >> a dramatic view of clouds over the bay nochlt rainfall from these clouds yet but it's on the way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and checking into traffic cloudy over the bridge but traffic moving nicely in both directions you can see normally heavier for oncoming traffic going back to east bay this, is standard here this after the noon. back with more on abc7 news at 4:00 in just a moment. so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? visit coveredca.com and get covered today. ♪

police officer shot in the face while responding to a domestic dispute is being honored today as officer of the year. >> joining us live with the latest >>, during a real hero. you mentioned that at the top of the story. that is what it is all about. that is the headline. the story centers on the officer. the shot once in the face of responding to a domestic dispute late last year. any police officer will tell you the most dangerous calls to make our domestic disputes. >> was the first officer to respond to a 91 call shot december 12th. after he was shot and said the home three fellow officers were able to get him to write him outside to safety anderson barricaded himself and ex-girlfriend inside of the home. he was later shot and killed when he exited the home and pointed his gun at the other officers. he is not yet back on the job he has gone demand and is feeling good. >> he could not be prouder. >> heat very courageously dealt with a call for service this past december. he responded to a man with a gun call. a domestic situation. without any regard for his own personal safety he entered the home more than once to c

utilize under the third resolve as i feel that rather than simply relying this as a living document and one that we should be using and not relying upon and that speaks to more on our page 181 in the document really describes how the health commission is tending to utilize this particular document to be able to not merely create the stronger length but use this as a road map for broader health policy decision making. i think colleen and staff have written this extremely we may we'll and using the word "utilize" gives us an access role. >> i would accept the amendment. >> accept. second. >> commissioner hill is. >> so you are moving from a medical to non-medical, does that fall under this? >> i thought that was the question. so your example of converting something to a pool hall doesn't apply in this case? >> doesn't apply. >> i just want to clarify this. >> also development incentives maybe a loaded phrase. i won't do that here. but things like variance on a specific project, would that fall under incentives because it does say the type of incentives that will benefit the particular project. are we envisioning a p

as we've had since this began. that's good news. >> it's mind boggling with modern aircraft and technology being used and still nothing. that's paula live in perth, australia. as we've seen, stormy weather may impact the search teams. karen you talked about this weekend window of opportunity we had in the search area. the window is closing in the next few hours. >>>i apparently is. we've got a transitions to a different weather system. this is across a portion of the ocean that's typically fairly. u they change the search area further north and east. further south, it's much more with more frequent storms, higher sea heights. now we're watching as this next weather system approaches across the search area which essenti essentially has been described the size of the country of poland. so really they are kind of looking all across this very broad area, very difficult. not every square inch or square kilometer across the search area is going to see bad weather. certainly enough it will hamper flights going out from the p 3s, p 8s, hercules. they'll take measures to avoid what will be a constant parade of wet weather. isn't just wet weather

us who we are. just as we meet responsibilities as individuals, we must be prepared to meet them assignations. because we liveld in this ideals are going to be challenged again and again by forces that would drag us back in the conflict or corruption. we can't count on others to rise to meet those tests. the policies of your government, the principles of your european union will make a critical difference in whether or not the international order that so many generations before you have strived to create continues to move forward or whether it retreats. that's the question we all must answer. what kind of europe, what kind of america, what kind of world will we leave behind. i believe if we hold firm to our principles and back them with courage and resolve that hope will ultimately overcome fear and freedom will continue to triumph over tyranny, because that is what forever stirs in the human heart. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> 37 min in belgium, the president of the united states, long and astros about differences in the u.s. and vladimir putin and his russia. a moment of testing he called it at the

being able to see what is going on live. >> from supermarkets guiding us getting a taste of rugby. plenty of businesses will be trying to take us into their virtual world. >> as president obama contemplates approval ratings of just 47%, the new pope is more popular. 63% of americans approve of the job pope francis is doing, and as the two men hold their a goodly awaited first meeting, we look at the popularity of the pontiff among american catholics and the issues important to the faithful here. patrick'sss at st. cathedral, often referred to as the center of catholicism in the united states. in the heart of new york, the disciples that line the pews are as diverse as the city, and their views on president obama reflect that diversity. >> the bible tells us men shall not lie with men. he is for same-sex marriages. >> i know i am outside the mainstream of doctrine, but i certainly support gay marriage, and i support a woman's right to .hoose >> in a country where the separation of church and state sacred, the catholic hierarchy says religious freedom is under assault because of obama's policies. still, it's unlikely to be a topic at the meeting between obama a

be long-lived. i would use this as a selling opportunity versus getting it at these levels. chart is making a series of lower highs. i wouldn't be in it for the long haul. >>> we have breaking news on facebook. back to dom chu. >> a big deal here for facebook. the acquisition spree continues. facebook announced today it's reached an agreement to acquire oculus. the price tag, $2 billion. facebook will pay for oculus, in $2 billion in cash and stock. and the agreement provides in $300 million in payouts if milestones are met. josh lipton reported on this company. they do a headset that immerses the user in game experiences. oculus will maintain its headquarters in irvine, california. and will continue its groundbreaking reality platform. big deal. $2 billion. oculus being bought by facebook. >> can i ask you a clarification. does it make the hardware or the software to provide this experience? >> this is a company that works on both sides of things. they have the development kit for a virtual reality headset. they do some of the software aspects to it. and they are engaged in

as officials-- but we must do this in a way that we can live with. tomorrow it may be you, your child, or your close friend. we always see these things as separated from us. it's that man out there we must protect ourself against. but tomorrow suddenly you're saying to a court, "please understand that this is little johnny," or "this is me. i was crazy. can't somebody understand me?" so when we deal with the rights of those who are somehow strangers out there, we're also dealing away our own rights and the rights of our loved ones. we heard judge kaufman and attorney gerry spence refer to a legal term called mens rea. what does that mean? it's latin. it means "a guilty mind." but that generally has been meant to stand for secific intent. it's a tradition of angl0-american law that nobody can be convicted of a criminal offense unless he's had a deliberate intent to commit that offense. what is the legal basis for the insanity defense? it all goes back to a fellow named m'naghten who attempted to assassinate robert peel, who was prime minister of england under queen victoria in the early part of her reign. but he didn't kill robert peel. he actually killed

believe the up interpreter section will be shut down until 9:00 this morning so if you live in the area and typically use this road, we will of course keep you pointed as to when you may be open again. >>> after a marathon standoff, police blocked off the area for hours after they searched for two burglars. here is more on how police tracked these men down. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning dave, the woman who lives in that home had security cameras inside. now police will be reviewing her surveillance to the public. she returned to her home with her maybe pip and noticed -- with her baby and noticed the door was forced open. they were able to see the suspect because the woman was able to view cameras through an application on her smart phone. the crisis negotiation and smart phone were called to work the scene before 11:30 and they entered with canines and determined that suspects were no longer inside. >>> beyond that we have no further tee tail. >> and that had not been a live feed. they believe they broke in between 526 and 530 yesterday evening. they piled up valuables and it is unclear what they took, police believe it could have be

student and community groups say it should be used as public farmland and not be developed in to senior livingd a grocery store. earlier this week the city council approved a measure paving the way for the development plan. supporters of the senior project say its needed in the area but critics say the units would still be to expensive. >> police want help to find a thief caught on video robbing a woman at the bank of america atm on fremont boulevard thursday morning. they say he grabbed the money from the woman's hand and then made her go back to the atm and withdraw cash twice. police say he then grabbed her car keys and threw them into a nearby bush before taking off in this red corolla with utah plates. >> i don't hear of anything really happening at this bank. that was kind of a shocker. >> police say they are be log for someone who is about 20 to 30, he is about 5'11'' 1 with a thin build. anyone with information about this case is asked to call the police department. >>> people who drive ford trucks and vans are being told to watch out for a group of teens, police say they have received

only that it will be used to demonstrate new technology. but again, be as you see live with news chopper 2 flying overhead, it is on the move heading towards stockton. we will keep you posted. >> i think it's moving at a good clip. >> 8:16. afghan president hamid karzai is condemning a nato airstrike today that killed five afghan sol gers. an afghan official says it also injured 17 people. coalition forces say the bombing was an accident. president karzai has been highly critical of nato airstrikes? >>> the u.s. senate is expected to vote today on legislation to curve sexual assaults in the military. the pentagon strongly opposes the bill that would take away the authority of senior commanders to prosecute rape. rape cases instead would be handled by independent military trial lawyers. the bill has the support of 54 lawmakers, but needs 60 votes to overcome a gop filibuster. >>> time is 8:17. doctors are saying a los angeles baby who has hiv appears to have been cured. the hospital started aggressive drug treatment just four hours after this little girl was born in apri

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living there. just to give you an idea, the general store being used as a police command post a cording to law enforcement, cheney, the suspect was dressed in cameo gear and found with two assault rifles and a double barrel shotgun. officials telling residents to shelter in place. students being held at schools that part of highway one closed to traffic for a while. sonoma county sent 25-30 deputies in armored vehicles. the deputy was with the sheriff's department since 2000 and said just two weeks ago he told the deputy i wish there were 30 like you, and he responded the world is not ready for that. we'll have more information as we get it ourselves. >> abc # news is learning about what led investigators to a massive seizure of explosives last week. we obtained this video of a powerful blast in a strip club. vic? >> aside if the security video, there are under cover lines and arrest of the two men police say were the master minds of the operation. police began the operation four months ago. it started when this man was arrested and charged with igniting an explosive device on broad way. abc7 news obtaine

as senator yee was brought to the federal courthouse in handcuffs and joins us live. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm standing outside of leland yee's san francisco office on golden gate avenue. he's being held across the street in the federal building ahead of a hearing set for 1:30 this afternoon. that's when we expect to get a complete picture of the federal charges the state senator now faces. take a look. we were there just after 9:00 a.m. today as yee was driven by two fbi agents into the federal building. he was handcuffed, wearing casual clothes. he had been taken into custody. he looked straight ahead and did not respond to my questions. he had served as two-time supervisor, school board member . >> you know, what flashes in my mind, that's public service. i hate seeing that situation occur. >> reporter: this was the scene at yee's sacramento office as chp officers guarded that office as it was searched by fbi agents. they carried out a number of items out of his office. the fbi handled the bulk of the roads, calling in local law enforcement mainly to assist. a spokesman for yee's office just told me they have no comment right now. they may have a statement later this afternoon

living there. just to give you an idea, the general store being used as a police command post a cording to law enforcement, cheney, the suspect was dressed in cameo gear and found with two assault rifles and a double barrel shotgun. officials telling residents to shelter in place. students being held at schools that part of highway one closed to traffic for a while. sonoma county sent 25-30 deputies in armored vehicles. the deputy was with the sheriff's department since 2000 and said just two weeks ago he told the deputy i wish there were 30 like you, and he responded the world is not ready for that. we'll have more information as we get it ourselves. >> abc # news is learning about what led investigators to a massive seizure of explosives last week. we obtained this video of a powerful blast in a strip vic? >> aside if the security video, there are under cover lines and arrest of the two men police say were the master minds of the operation. police began the operation four months ago. it started when this man was arrested and charged with igniting an explosive device on broad way. abc7 news obtained secu

us. tavis: you live this every day. given how difficult it can be to make a living as a comedian, why did you choose to do this?ryis came to me in a weird way. totallyucer worked on biased with a mentor of mine. great comedian, awesome guy, family man. he put me into the right relationships, the right clubs. when he thought of this idea, he was shooting the pilot and he asked the head writer who would be a good person for this in los angeles. he said made. i auditioned. it just worked out. i came in at the right time. it has been a blessing. range toat is the age your mind for the audience for this kind of work? >> i am crazy with it. we should once a month and a new video comes out every tuesday morning. i am on youtube looking at all the comments. it ranges. we get kids from sixth grade all the way up to older people commenting on the videos. everybody. the topics that we talk about our literature that people have read in high school. even if it is an older person, they see the visuals, they hear my voice and it brings back ideas. i think it makes people want to pick up the book and read it again. tavis: give

used is basically being escorted out of the country. we want to go to the deputy director of the american inns put in ukraine. he is live for us in washington, d.c. as you listen to what is going on in crimea, the thing that strikes me the most is that russian president vladimir putin has been telling everybody that his troops are there to protect the russian sector of crimea from pro-ukrainian mobs. but it appears to be the other way around? >> i wouldn't put it pro-ukrainian mobs. one of the things that has bedevilled this entire discussion since the crisis began in november, is there a profound division among people in crimea. east in the east and south of ukraine who voted mr. yanukovych into office, and now seen him run out of town by a mob essentially, are ukrainian citizens. >> in terms of what we are seeing right now in the port, how would you describe it? >> we're just getting the initial reports of this abduction, and it sounds like these were not people with the russian military, but local crimean citizens who clearly are pro-russian, feel they are being backed up by russia, and consider the un envoy as a hostile presence in what they reg

be to a life raft. this as we learn of another american on board. kelly wright joins us live in studio with the latest on this disappearance. >> we are hearing another american was on the flight. it appears to be a door for the missing aircraft earlier. officials say it was a mistake. oil slicks have been spotted. they are being tested to determine for the plane. it is involved in a multi national search going on. what caused the plane to actually vanish? that is still baffling. three possible causes are being looked at mechanical failure, pilot error or terrorism. because no debris has been found along the flight path for now some investigators say the plane likely disintegrated from the air. search teams would see a concentrateded debris field. malaysian air says the flight made a you turn but made no routine distress call. >> (indiscernible) >> in aviation the number one rule is aviate, navigate, communicate. something went wrong with that aircraft the first thing they were going to do is try to maintain control of the airport and get it to where they want to go and third