this is blaise walton.him to recount the story of what happened to him and his brother. but he wanted to tell it, starting from the beginning. the two brothers had just paid and were still standing in the checkout line when they saw something strange. >> what's the first thing you hear or see that is weird? >> everybody looks to the main entrance. and, we all look, as well. everybody, in nakuma, and then a loud sound happens. three people go flying. that's when people realize what is going on and they run. >> reporter: three people going flying into the air? >> just fell backwards. just went -- it was scary. >> reporter: did you think it was a bomb or something? >> i thought it was a bomb at first but then when i heard the two gunfire sounds i knew it wasn't just a bomb. it was something else. >> reporter: he knew he had to protect himself. more than that he knew he was responsible for his younger brother. >> reporter: you grabbed your brother, fast as you could. >> yeah. and just ran. >> reporter: were you

. >> and the other thing, how many of the walton family are on that list one way or another? the walmart fortune really moves. >> thanks to sam walton. that's "nightly business report." we want to you mind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support and it makes shows like "nightly business report" possible. >> i'm tyler mathisen. on behalf of your public television straight, thanks for your support. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, founded by game cramer, thestreet.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. it's home to his multi million dollar portfolio. you can learn more thestreet.com/nbr.

. >> and the other thing, how many of the walton family are on that list one way or another? the walmart fortune really moves. >> thanks to sam walton. that's "nightly business report." we want to you mind you this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support and it makes shows like "nightly business report" possible. >> i'm tyler mathisen. on behalf of your public television straight, thanks for your support. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, founded by game cramer, thestreet.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. it's home to his multi million dollar portfolio. you can learn more thestreet.com/nbr.  explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this, made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. there are no wrong roads to anywhere. there's no accidents. as we go along there are course corrections that we can make. every experience that we have in our life is there to teach us something. announcer: join

three is another walton family member, alice walton. >> quicken loan as announced it's partnering withyahoo and warren buffet for billion dollar bracket challenge buffet promised to give a billion dollars to anyone filling out a perfect ncaa tournament bracket. experts say there are nine quintilily. on form you'llations. it costs nudging from entering. >> odds are so poor you don't have to have any knowledge. >> right. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him by facebook book, twitter and e mail. vicky says i'm getting a vied sliding glass door installed and i've been told they'll check for smoke detectors. can they snoop in bedrooms? >> yes. they can. as a matter of fact they have tochlt there is a flaw california saying once you do a thousand dollars worth of work on your home, where you need permitting then when the guy comes out to look they have to make sure they have required smoke they're going to check out the house. >> lauren c says my friend rented her condo the tenant left with marks on the walls and spots. can money be detected from security deposit? >> dep

late in the second half, walton goes deep. washington goes on to win. 70-65.hington state visiting stanford, number five stanford, in the second half, doing what she does so well, with the steal and the finish. no surprise for her 37 points. stanford wins 84-64. >>> to baseball. top of the two, gray had two innings and struck out two. top of the fifth a's up by one, mitch gets this top to center. belt ray goes to third but gunned down this game ends tied at 2. >>> no change at top of the lieder board at the honda classic. tiger woods had one of his best of the year. five under 65 for the day, seven back of the leader. and that leader is this man roy mcroy, he knocked in the birdie put finishes one under on the day and up two heading into the final round on sunday. >>> it will be a full sunday, a's at the angels, sharks in new jersey and warriors in toronto. so it would be a good day to rain. you could sit at home and watch sports all day. >> if only we could get the niners in there. >> you are close with stanford practicing. >> there you go. twha thanks a lot.

walton and ed williams and dr. honey cut and dwayne jones and then we have department heads mohammed the man of the hour for me he made this happen and barbara smith the head of the housing authority and ann is here (clapping) so we're going to have supervisor cowen come up because - oh, another supervisor in front. we're so proud to have her in our district and she said he did i was her master of thesis and every time we need something she's right there like sophie we appreciate her and glad to have her with us >> good morning. i'm glad the speaker put the breaks open kathy that is what happened when our the baby on the stage and keep me to two minutes. it's going to be more than two minutes ate an amazing day to celebrate. you know, i really want to talk about what exactly we're here you've heard about the 20 years but what 20 years has brought us is one hundred and 20 units of senior housing that's right here where we are today. it's not only been a dream for 20 years but it's the exciting moment for the communi

it is of 2%, great if you are the walton family including chairman rob walton, 1.7 billion shares zenmade $2.5 billion today. it is good to be them. also making money, stephen bennett is getting more than $18.5 million in severance despite being sacked by the company yesterday. his contract states he is entitled to the payment if he is fired without cause. it is still not as much as time warner cable, he is getting $80 million in the golden parachute if the deal with comcast goes through even though he has only been at the job for two months. and finding some lost crypto money, mount gox is saying 2,000 forgotten bitcoins earlier this month in an old digital storage file. that is what is in there. a quarter of the collins reported missing, adds up to $100 million. the white house giving women a little spare change. president obama calling on new legislation aiming to pay better salaries to women. with me the controversial princeton mom susan patton, mary smart. welcome to the show. the irony of what the president is pointing out that if you work in the white house women on average mak

he was making those decisions and knowing that he was moving over to the walton foundation. >> so, haveschool advocates said what they want to do with these special needs students? does fairness enter the arena at all with these people? >> new york they don't. they want to take up more and more space in a public school, not only to save themselves money because they have millions in excess funds, but also we believe in some cases to undermine the condition of the public schools, to allow them to argue that the entire system needs to be privatized. we've seen co-location after co-location in new york city push kids out of their classrooms, increase class sizes, make kids have to have lunch as early as 9:45 in the morning. this is an extremely overcrowded system and we simply don't have rum to replicate all of the new schools and give them free space inside our buildings. >> the poor kids get the poor education. >> exactly right. >> that's what this is, and the charrer schooled people are apparently have the attitude, not every kid's going to make it, you know. >> right. to be fair to the

and number three is another walton family member, ellis worth $34.3 billion. >> parents who use a sleep noise machine to help their baby fall asleep could be doing more harm than good. researchers at the university of toronto say infant sleep machines can reach volumes that can lead to noise induced hearing loss with many machines competing the recommended 50 decibels at the close of distance. researchers say they are concerned because there is limited or no instructions for safe use. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning, again, from the roof. it is very dry but gray looking behind me. you go up 3,000 feet and there is a layer of dry air undercutting our rain that is on the way. i will tell you when it will be here and how much to expect and which commute it will mess up and another chance of rain before the spring-like weekend. >> not a sinkhole but a blow hole outside a santa cruz home is a big cause for concern and well look at how this formed. >> oscar selfie that crashed twitter. and sent a record all at the same >> covering fremont, palo alto,

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chad walton is a rule breaker. >> until you ride with 1,000 bikes and ride through a town, there's nobody in their right mind going to try to challenge you. >> every city has its lands mark. chad plans to lead hundreds of bikers to block the bridge. stop traffic and take it over as a private playground for stunt biking. they know the police are on to them. so three nights before the event they're figuring out how to get away with it. >> if you're at the front of the group and you see a roadblock here, bring the whole bring and just butt into the [ bleep ] trees man. >> law enforcement plans to show up in force and stop the shutdown. >> do you anticipate conflict? >> i hope not. they have got to understand what our job is. it's law enforcement and it takes one little tiny thing and we got a 10 car pileup. we have at least 10 -- helicopters will be out there. >> you're preparing for the worst. >> we are. >> the night above the shutdown they gather for a warmup ride. >> if you want a ride, raise your hand. >> the ride is on. the plan, antagonizing the police. >> we really don't act up on it.

walton stepped back, a three. huskies pull away, the upset. number 18 cal. 17-65.he bears number two in the conference. to the pack 12 men. stanford has an oscar night, a big one at arizona sunday night. both the cardinal and cal bears have 18 wins. are they going to make the ncaa tournament? mike montgomery up against it. justin cobbs. the kid has range. pull up three. the bears trail by five. all arizona state, shaquille. kept feeding him the rock. and the devils will pull away. later, it is pakissing again. a forgettable game for cal. they get blown out 78-60. they have lost three of four, now nine of seven in the pack 12. senior night. just took it to saint mary's. john stockton. back door cut. the logs led. through second, jeff farm, a three-ball here. made it a 30-point game. bulldogs roll. 75-47. saint mary. they have to win a conference tournament just to get into the ncaa tournament. giants rained out. gray skies for the as . sunny gray. two innings, a couple of strikeouts in this game against the rangers that ended in a 2-2 tie. tiger woods, where did thi

walton thirty one old faces but the real heroes and heroines who are celebrated here to see a thing. the people who control it did work it is the irish community in britain. nice hrm that location like the skin of the bounce of a state visit it's pretty unusual the fact that the queen is making the stretch making this effort. i suppose it's reflection of what took place joining her historic visit to ireland three years ago when almost the words and deeds the court ordered that the peptides. i suppose it all gets very well for my completed his visit when he comes here in a fortnight time. but the intent of that phase is expected to be made tomorrow morning of the game is going to be very very important for all the generations of irish people who've worked here in the uk. a reminder to make music and the cd independent inquiry has been established to investigate the recordings of telephone calls to and from a large number of garda stations. don't expect government announcement came just hours after the garda commissioner mark become resigned. it's understood he was briefed on slice abo

as the david bailey a game of the heavy seas off the scent being the resident again thrust of the walton said the band did not impress in beslan. as we still can't get this off the accc may be grieving they light them up a compact yet met. we still aren't don't need to counteract the capitol complex. is it. we still haven't beaten the thinking that it's a bad thing and on the facts and friends. with two wheeled world economy has reached a level which no longer breaking can go without consequences. that's why we don't want any sanctions to be introduced and i don't think the building any good to those who oppose them foreign companies or the market. this success the video. maybe that will touch. it's such a sleepy such a way. with me. excuse the chaff. what upset me that papa at night. increasing wilson the tickets each to give up. yes each. thanks to him on on how to tell a scary on the welshman david teague and everyone believes that like monte ne kids to eat the raw stuff. willie e a r e d to declare the economy at the home. all right thanks a lot of the forest near red square. eye. ro

into computers on a mass scale by using automated systems courtesy of ed wood snow and going when walton wine gala her with the interests that have published the images from the nsa is top secret presentation which show how the so called implants operate the meantime according to the intercept allow the nsa to break into cars to computers and siphon out the info for an internet and phone networks. in example cited by the intercept the nsa disguise itself as a fake facebook server in order to send unsuspecting facebook users cool website in bed with small way. that band. in fact the target's computer and once your computer is infected the can potentially do all kinds of things including excellent rate files from your hard drive covert the record audio from your computer's microphone and even take snapshots with your webcam. the nsa response to this call. recent media reports that alleged nsa has said that the alleged nsa has infected millions of computers around the world with malware and the nsa is impersonating us social media or other websites are inaccurate and a state uses his techni

this early in his opinion judge walton also noted that called the ohio democratic party or its operatives or supporters provided assistance to the libertarian party of ohio in their efforts to gather petition signatures to the democrats were helping you out. well it did not directly in the sense that there is a firm called strategy network that does allow to work for democrats and democratic oriented issues. they also represent the freedom to marry organization that you as a lot of affiliation with libertarians and it was the strategy that worked that out but some of their people to work collecting signatures for us. these are not affiliated. collectors are speculators they were democrats that now registered democrats in fact it is secretary of state erie. all of their steak dishes were valid. there was no issue there the only issue is with the paid in the pentagon for her. but when the democrats be interested in you being on the ballot because the kind of makes you a spoiler for the republicans. well perhaps but at that sort of a man surrounding libertarians historically we draw from bot

derek walton with a 3 point attempt. morgan gets the put back and they're tied at 72.arrison on the money, wildcat vs. the lead. one last chance for michigan. it flies from mid court but kentucky wins 75-72. the all star lineup head today the final four, the 16 time kentucky has a team go that for. michigan state facing uconn in the finals of the east regionals. this was a game of swings back and forth. they win the scramble for the ball here. valentine hit the 3 michigan state with a 4 point lead. huskies trailed before they went on a 12-0 run. both free throws made, valentine hard into the camera man who survived with a smile. uconn 21-22 from the free throw line. uconn's napier alexander tends the lead to four and they win the spot in the final four. (. >> oakland a's continue their tradition with a night game tomorrow night against the indians. sonny gray will make his opening start. he was called up in july and put together a record of 5-3. he's the 9th different starter in 9 years. he likes the atmosphere of oakland's club house. >> i's a fun club house. there is

the break happened last night at 46th street and walton avenue. east bay mud crews had to dig carefully to avoid underground power lines. water service was finally resumed about 1:30 this afternoon. >>> at this hour the oakland city council is hearing public comment on a proposal to close what ten tenant advocates say is a loophole that allows landlords to drastically raise rents. the council is now considering a proposal that would limit the amount a landlord can pass on to just 10% of the cost of capital improvements. >>> fremont police are investigating a series of burglaries all in the same part of the city. some occurring just hours apart. as ktvu's allie rasmus report it is crimes now have the attention of neighbors who are considering a new plan of action. >> reporter: you could see a metal plate covering the splintered plate of this home on cherry avenue. this is where one week ago a burglar kickeded in a door in the middle of afternoon and stole an undisclosed amount of cash from the house. >> this is not like the old days where we used t

the break happened last night at 46th street and walton avenue.mud crews had to dig carefully to avoid underground power lines. water service was finally resumed about 1:30 this afternoon. >>> at this hour the oakland city council is hearing public comment on a proposal to close what ten tenant advocates say is a loophole that allows landlords to drastically raise rents. the council is now considering a proposal that would limit the amount a landlord can pass on to just 10% of the cost of capital improvements. >>> fremont police are investigating a series of burglaries all in the same part of the city. some occurring just hours apart. as ktvu's allie rasmus report it is crimes now have the attention of neighbors who are considering a new plan of action. >> reporter: you could see a metal plate covering the splintered plate of this home on cherry avenue. this is where one week ago a burglar kickeded in a door in the middle of afternoon and stole an undisclosed amount of cash from the house. >> this is not like the old days where we used to take car

that is cheryl sand burg made her debut on the list and joins hp's meg whitman and walmart's christi waltonll gates is in the top spot with $76 billion. >>> still to come, an injured bear wondering around one of lake tahoe's most popular ski reports. what happened next and why the drought may be to blame. >>> i'm marianne favro live in santa clara where police are investigating two armed robberies minutes apart. that story coming up in a live report. >>> and the international community is keeping a close eye on the growing crisis in ukraine. the options u.s. and world leaders are considering to deal with what some are calling a russian invasion. ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> stepped up patrols at santa clara university of reports of two armed robberies on campus within minutes of each other. the back to back robberies prompted an issue of a campus safety alert immediately. it happened saturday around 1:00 in the morning. the first on campu

adam: i have a buddy in walton hills, ohio, has a 1965 mustang fast back to be reas separate belled buty. this car will go for, this is racer, one of 33 that still exist. >> one of 33 originally built. racy variant of the shelby gt 350. adam: the r model, right? >> correct. this should sell for in excess of 900,000, winningest shelby of all time. adam: it is hidden away. >> with its owner who is the driver, charlie kemp. adam: is the car in the original condition? it has the original paint job, doesn't it? >> it has been restored. the most on thing, about it has never been wrecked or damaged. this race car has most of the original bodywork or details that you want. adam: we're out of time. want to wish everyone at rm a good auction. previews start on thursday. if you have a few, 100,000 to million dollars like share, go car shopping. >> i actually had a classic car high school. 1976 pontiac ventura. it was purple. thanks, mom and dad. adam: not a classic. >> should be. adam: not a classic but coming up on "countdown to the closing bell." cheryl: i will talk to the lamborghini ceo about

. >> walton little is fishing in the everglades and can see something is going very wrong for flighthen i hear the loud jet noise, i look to my left shoulder, i see a large aircraft, unusually low to the ground. >> we're like okay, this is probably going to be a crash on the airport now. >> i realize the bank angle is getting steeper and steeper, and actually approaches and exceeds 90 degrees, such that it's rolling over on its back. >> when the plane banks at that angle, the wings can't provide enough lift, causing the plane to lose altitude. >> if the wings are level, then 100% of the lift is counteracting gravity. when you have it at a 45 degree angle of bank, then only half of it can be counteracting the lift. so that the greater the bank angle, the less available lift there is to counteract gravity, which makes it harder to maintain altitude. >> something was changing too rapidly for the radar data to keep up with it. from 9,000 feet, i saw one more hit at 1,000 feet. now, that's bad. that's real bad. that's a rate of descent like a fighter jet. that's 8,000 feet a minute which

tell your old man to drag walton up and down the court for 48 minutes. >> i love that movie.ture is star guard collectibles. bringing memorabilia directly to the fan. let's bring in kareem abdul-jabb abdul-jabbar. nice to have you on the show. >> nice to be here. >> let's talk about your new business. why did you pick amazon over other sites like ebay? >> i got started because doing a lot of the shows i always saw instances where there were a lot of counterfeit things being sold. i mean, if michael jordan had signed as many signatures as i've seen, he had to be about 30 or 40 of him to sign that many signatures. just so many counterfeit things out there. and there was a niche there that i saw for authentic items that fans that want to buy really good and interesting memorabilia, they want to sink their teeth into it. that's why we started starguard. it's starguardcollectibles.com. you can go there and find all kinds of things from every sport imaginable that would pique your interest and are worthy of being collected. >> how do you guarantee these are actual collectibles from

you woke up tomorrow as the chief economist for wal-mart, what would be your recommendation to the waltons regarding -- considering their corporate as well as their philanthropic role, what would be your advice to wal-mart regarding the 10.10 minimum wage >> ah. i was about to say that was a great question because i was going to answer and it tell you i've been working on wal-mart -- i wouldn't say with -- for many years. wal-mart is not in new york city, but they looked like they would break their way in. what i wanted to do, and will not give this up -- give this mission up -- is to locate single stop sites with lawyers and financial accounts and tax preparers gathered together. a lot of what we do is connect people with tax refunds they're eligible for, and if you want to -- sight this at wal-mart, day have a fantastically large low income consumer base, and if we can get them the refund the and they walk the aisles of wal-mart and get the best prices available to low-income consumers, that makes my day. on the minimum wage, it's really hard. the tradeoff is as follows. you can fault wa

bill walton calling that game. colt dickerson doing the dirty work at both ends.e had 24 points to the game. the lsu tigers had some serious fire power. six three-pointers in the second half. they beat the dons 71-63. >>> cal-poly, oh, man they could be the story of the ncaa tournament in the play-in game, they beat texas southern, 81- 69. yeah, the boys from san luis obispo, they're in the field of 64. >>> silver and black, come to terms with charles woodson for a return on a reported one year deal. the defensive secondary. >>> and president obama and his ncaa picks. he has michigan state over louisville in the championship game. florida and arizona round out his final four. what about your final four? me? i got florida over louisville for it all. see you later. >> he has the same pick as the president. >> i do, michigan state. >> you got arizona? >> arizona. >> yes. the president isn't the only american taking time to work on his brackets. >>> some experts say that it can be a good thing if you do it. challenger, grey and christmas says u.s. employers could lose

madam president, there is one family in this country, the walton family, the owners of wal-mart, who are now worth as a family $148 billion. that is more wealth than the bottom 40% of american society. one family owns more wealth than the bottom 40% of american society. today the richest 400 americans own more wealth than the bottom half of america, 150 million people. that's distribution of wealth. that's what we own. in terms of income, what we made last year, the latest information that we have in terms of distribution of income is that from 2009-2012, 95% of all new income earned in this country went to the top 1%. have you all got that? 95% of all new income went to the top 1%, which tells us that when we talk about economic growth, which is 2%, 3%, 4%, whatever it is, that really doesn't mean all that much because almost all of the new income generated in that growth has gone to the very, very, very wealthiest people in this country. madam president, the top 25 hedge fund managers made last year over $24 billion. 25 hedge fund managers made over $24 billion last year. that is e

let's get the latest on this felt like tom burgess walton heath in central paris he joins me next time you're at friday the dow goes the campaign headquarters of the celebration started absolutely enormous to use this evening as i knew god who made history becoming the french capital's first female mac. she gave an acceptance speech we just read an extract from the icicle that the victory pirates and cheap kind to everyone in the city house either they voted for the support she promised that to come good on all the promises that she made along with the electoral campaign a little while i expect ago i spent in baghdad the us in the news that a politician and historian he was standing by outside he said in the context of hosting a crushing defeats all the stations nationwide this results in here in paris is a little remarkably so this was testament to. i knew dad was the incredible campaign ad rate was ninety and he said that she really is the woman for the job of running this the french capital. that this lady was deputy mayor for many years that she has an idea of what's ahead of her b

the reality is walton, in charge of the 2004 campaigns in the congress, said, of the special electionthey have to galvanize their bases. they have to go forward. this is not a referendum on obamacare, so much as it is dictated by the districts. after he wins, it's a referendum. we can't overplay what's going on here. but the populism, and the tea leaves, they have commandeered populism better than the democrats have because of what goes on. >> you can't underestimate the importance of medicare in the state of florida. and when in the state of florida. >> but medicaid, you can't underestimate. medicaid in louisiana right now, bobby jindal is suing moveon for putting up billboards for saying that bobby jindal will take away your medicare. if the democrats could expose how florida's governor and other governors are taking away medicaid, you get a lot of low-income -- >> this is not -- i watched in 2012. i've seen this. i've been involved in many elections. and 2012, the main criticism from the conservative party, was mitt romney wasn't conservative enough. i agree, the country's a populi