we're not here to punish weir.e to see that he follows his treatment plan and tries to get better so if he ever does reach the streets again, at least he can be a functional member of society. >> the other day you were saying though that you searched everything show, so shouldn't you -- >> well, so-so. you know -- >> you might have missed something? >> i might have. like i said, i really just don't care anymore. >> last time he had stuff hidden in envelopes. just like that. look at that. >> oh, okay. >> he can't be helped. >> i can't seem to do anything. when things do get started going well, they throw something at you that brings you back down. and it's just kind of defeating. no light at the end of the tunnel, basically. >> what was it, a week ago he got in trouble for the same thing? and when we come in here, he's crying because he got in trouble? can we help him out? how do you help somebody like this? >> but he wants to sit here and talk about he can't take it anymore because the world's coming down on him an

weir was found with 18 pictures of children from magazines and newspapers. of his treatment plan. i am going to give you l.o.p. for 60 days. basically, you lose your tv, your telephone, your single cell. i don't know if they'll do that with you. but you normally use your single cell. you can order hygiene items from canteen, you can't order any goodies. you don't go to library. you don't go to visiting or rec. you can still work. but you are going to do your l.o.p., and i will see about not getting you an ad seg review right now. however, i am disappointed in you. >> i understand that. >> i really am. where? weir, if you're found with anything else, i'm going to see if i can have any kind of influence with that process. do you understand? >> yes, absolutely. >> how did it go, jerry? >> not too well. journey needs to come to an end. i know that. eight years of this is enough. >>> coming up -- >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know of. >> weir gets another chance to come clean. where sleepless nights yield t

they said weir not discounting everything. we are looking at everything and i also talked again about the problem with the ramifications, if the u.s. government pinses this on another country on another group, al qaeda, even, what do we do?what do we do if connection? that's why they are going so slowly, so methodically. they have to specifically find that those two young men or one of them got guidance, got funding, got anything that will connect them to that crime to another country and they are not ready to do that yet. they do not have a smoking gun. >> pierre thomas, it doesn't appear there was much chatter coming in before the attacks, but how about overall? what has the intelligence been like, pierre, tom cass as, in the last several months of international attacks in general? >> well, we know, again, that there was no specific credible threat before the boston marathon. we did an exclusive interview with the attorney general earlier this year and he talked about the fact that while al qaeda's central had been devastate

weir finished the song but left the stage. his manager declined comment today. >> well, a hospital in las vegas accused of dumping patients in the bay area has been given 10 days to clean up its act a cording to a letter the hospital has been cited by deficiencies and could lose it's federal funding. the sacramento bee launched an investigation at the hospital after a patient was placed on a bus to sacramento. they founld the hospital had sent 1500 patients to other states including three dozen wond up in san francisco. >> the government confirms what research jerz for weeks that a intot debris from the japan tsunami two years ago. the first debris discovered in california. the researchers knew it and found out within hours of posting these pictures online that the boat washed away. >> the wind picking up again and as a result southbound lanes of the great highway between lincoln way and slope boulevard closed because of blowing sand. the road reopen bud how long? officials can't say. windy conditions closed the road several t

so for earth day, he sat down with my co-anchor bill weir for a look at the state of our planet by thees. >> there are just three numbers, but taken together, they represent a startling new equation for life on this planet as we know it. the first number is 2. as in 2 degrees celsius. >> that's how much the word's agreements and governments agreed we could let the  away with it. >> at the last climate summit, that was literally the only thing everyone could agree on. the u.s., china, russia, europe, even the oil-rich arab emirates all signed up to the belief if the planet warms by more than 2 degrees, the human race is screwed. even the ceo of exxon finally admits that pumping carbon into the air warms the planet. >> not disputing that it will have an impact. it will have a warming impact. >> how much can we burn and stay within those 2 degrees? scientists say it is around 565 gigatons. or 565 billion tons, which sounds like a lot. >> a billion tons of something is a lot. but at the rate we're burning carbon now, we blow past that in about 14 years. so that's a bad number. >> but the

weir finished the song but left the stage. his manager declined comment today. >> well, a hospital in las vegas accused of dumping patients in the bay area has been given 10 days to clean up its act a cording to a letter the hospital has been cited by deficiencies and could lose it's federal funding. the sacramento bee launched an investigation at the hospital after a patient was placed on a bus to sacramento.ey founld td sent 1500 patientsther states including three dozen wond up in san francisco. >> the government confirms what research jerz for weeks that a intot debris from the japan tsunami two years ago. the first debris discovered in california. the researchers knew it and found out within hours of posting these pictures online that the boat washed away. >> the wind picking up again and as a result southbound lanes of the great highway between lincoln way and slope boulevard closed because of blowing sand. the road reopen bud how long? officials can't say. windy conditions closed the road several times in the past sever

weir still getting the winds wrapping around the high and getting a northwest flow. that'll keep you cooler @ coast, cooler in the city, all along the peninsula, once again for one more day tomorrow. then high pressure gets stronger, bigger, and will move in the perfect sfot give us the offshore wind eliminating the cold influence of the pacific ocean. that means we keep the sunshine, but it gets really warm. well into the 80s even in san francisco and at the coastline you will be in the 70s coming up for the top of next week. next monday, next tuesday, next wednesday a widespread warmup begins sunday. tomorrow though warm but not hot. san jose 78. 70 degrees above average. concord 80, oakland 73. upper 075s for you fremont. campbell tomorrow 79. sunshine on a saturday in pleasant hill your high 80. napa 81, mrez san ton 80. mill valley mid 70s. there's the cooler coast, low 60s for you. downtown san francisco for you tomorrow 66 degrees. we warm up about four or five degrees on sunday, couple degrees more, keep adding those numbers up we're going to eventually get 9

the audience gasped when he fell over, then applauded as weir was helped to his feet. the band never stopped playing. weir and the band is expected to perform in jersey, new jersey, tonight. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," how our nations heroes injured in war are stepping up to help comfort those whose lives were changed forever in the boston marathon bombing attacks. >>> plus, the unsettling discovery in new york and link to the september 11 terrorist attacks. >>> looking live at the golden gate bridge. at least about a third of it. this morning, low fog. let's find out what's happening the rest of the day and around the bay. i'm chris sanchez. thanks for joining us. i'm here with meteorologist rob meheda would has the forecast. it's going to be orange on the map. >> yes, right now we've got the fog out there. low clouds. at least it's up above ground level. 49 degrees, san francisco. 52, in san jose. those winds reaching inland. patches of low clouds inland will basically start to break up probably about 10:00 in the morning. and then for the afternoon, you'r

weir returned later and played while sitting on a chair but then had to heave again. it's -- leave again. it's not clear if the musician will play tomorrow night in atlantic city. >>> a classic car made famous in a movie and then stolen. a trail that led police to oakland 17 years later. >> we have the update the forecast and the warmest day this week and when we'll see a return of 90 degree temperatures. >>> and we're following developing news right now. . >>> we have developing news rielt now out of oakland where police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead. it happened about 9:30 at a house in the 700 block of 53rd street. three people were shot and driven to the emergency room right next door. miss have confirmed that one person -- police have confirmed that one person died at the hospital. we're working to find out more. again, a triple shooting in oakland in just the past hour with one person confirmed dead. another interesting fact this shooting was just a block and a half from where a 21-year-old woman was shot and killed in front of he

weir returned later and played while sitting on a chair but then had to heave again. it's -- leave again. it's not clear if the musician will play tomorrow night in atlantic city. >>> a classic car made famous in a movie and then stolen. a trail that led police to oakland 17 years later. >> we have the update the forecast and the warmest day this week and when we'll see a return of 90 degree temperatures. >>> and we're following developing news right now. a triple shooting that has left one person dead. what we've learned. right after the break. . >>> we have developing news rielt now out of oakland where police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead. it happened about 9:30 at a house in the 700 block of 53rd street. three people were shot and driven to the emergency room right next door. miss have confirmed that one person -- police have confirmed that one person died at the hospital. we're working to find out more. again, a triple shooting in oakland in just the pastour with one person confirmed dead. another interesting fact this shooting was

. >> announcer: keep it right here >> announcer: from new york city, this is "nightline" with bill weir. >> happy and healthy are the stock answers most parents give when asked what they want for their children when what they really want is for them to be quietly occupied. that was achieved through rocks and sticks and imagination and then through tv and now it is an ipad and smart phone. they are great distractions but what are the screens doing to all the growing brains? >> reporter: there are plenty of proud parents sharing their infant's touch screen skills on youtube. >> show me word world. >> where did it go? >> right there. >> good job. >> reporter: when it is taken away. you often get this. >> batteries run out. >> reporter: in a survey, 70% of parents admitted to letting kids use their user friendly devices. but some worry about what is it doing to their brain. the ipad didn't exist three years ago. so there is no hard data yet. is it shrinking their i tension spans, ruining their eyesight or stunting social skills? >> five minutes. >> reporter: meet devon, delaney and dalton w

kevin weir is was supporting his team are from the bench.l hear what he has to say about the victory coming up. >> and we're watching weather and traffic this morning. will be checking in with erica will have a complete update on our forecast. we also be chatting with george has a look at our morning >> (male announcer): live from the bay area this is the kron 4 morning news. kron 4 news at 5 starts now. >> it is 5:00. >> top stores were following for you on this tuesday april 9th. san francisco police will be holding a town hall meeting today to discuss the officer involved shooting that happened over the weekend. more details on the meeting coming up. >> are seeing gas prices drop across the country as well as here in the bay area. we will have a live report coming up. >> plus, the tensions continue to rise in the korean peninsula as north korea makes more threats. this time and yet tourist in south korea. will have the latest details coming up. first let us get the forecast on our bay area weather. good morning erica. >> good morning. it

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weir dropping temperatures were wednesday and thursday before they climb back up fwining friday and into weekend. the fog is back and the coast tonight likely the city, as well. tomorrow nobody hits 80. we had 90s yesterday. nobody even makes 80 tomorrow and the coolest and foggiest day of this little pattern we're having will be on thursday. tomorrow, wednesday, highs in the 70s away from the water. concord 77, san jose 74, which is still above average but somewhat cooler than we have been recently. los altos 75, fremont 71. sunny day in walnut creek with high of 78. look at the temperatures on the peninsula near the bay berkeley 66, richmond 68 and daly stha only 62 frees. extended forecast temperatures bottom out on thursday then go back up. not hot, but nice. upper 70s on saturday and sunday away from the water, low to mid 70s near the bay. that is your kpix forecast. be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that . >>> the shopkeeper in chicago who took a baseball hat to a gun battle and won is back at work. >> that's right. security cameras were rolling as two armed robbers attacked him

weir four months pregnant with our first child, and she's in boston right now for work at part of marketing at the boston marathon. >> both he and his wife have run the marketing marathon several times and even after seeing the after math of a deadly explosion at the finish line, he still believes in what he calls a great event. >> it's an incredible event. it's an incredible sporting event to see boston, the city really comes out for it. it's a state holiday there. it's patriot day there, and, yeah, i hope to go back one day. >> many runners braved blusly conditions at the marina green today, some just to get out of the house and reflect. >> and then i came out here and just wanted to run and i'm so grateful that i can be out here and my heart goes out to everybody and i just think that it's just unbelievably tragic. >> brett rivers also plans to hit the pavement tonight and think about what it'll feel like tomorrow when his pregnant wife is finally in his arms safe. >> it'll be great to have them back home. >> i also talked with the san francisco road runners club. it's the largest runnin

. >> former grateful dead member bob weir collapsed on the stage last night nrkts middle of a song when he started slumping and crumpelled to the ground. he he was helped up and finished the song in a chair before leaving for the night. basist says he was suffering from a strained shoulder, his manager declined comment its been 30 days since the golden gate bridge switched to electronic tolling and the district says things are going better than expected. >> though, speeds are up. heather? >> yes. speeds were up. but maybe in the for long. the bridge is the first to go all electronic. and based on the success so far, none of us should be surprised to see other bridges are soon to follow. the district were looking to low down and stop but problem has been illegal speeding. the limit is 25 miles per hour not so scanners can read fast track but for safety reasons. chp says people have been blowing through at 60 leaving little room for error through the narrow lanes. also, the bridge wants to remind people the carpool lane is three persons not two and only during peak hours. the chp will be

teammates posing with weir's jersey.hey head to atlanta and they say the save more could return a year from now. trying to return since the infa you -- since the infamous timeout. glen robinson and hardaway have kids on the team. they destroyed three-seed florida you and they scored the game's first 13 points. they made an 18-point game. the alley-oop and the kid was unconscious. 6 for 6 deep and 22 points. theful woulder reins will meet -- the wolverines will meet in atlanta. a memorable day for luis will basketball. for the first and the adversity and then the women suffocating britney griner. the cardinals hold her in the upset of historic proportion. louisville ties a record with 16 three-pointers in the game. look at these acrobatic shots. she shea gets in her -- then she gets in her mug and tells her about it. it is their first lead with 10 seconds to go. a mad dash to the 10 and gets fouled with two seconds left. she buries both free throws for an 82-81 lead. it was too late. louisville dethrowns them in one of th

teammates posing with weir's jersey.hey head to atlanta and they say the save more could return a year from now. trying to return since the infa you -- since the infamous timeout. glen robinson and hardaway have kids on the team. they destroyed three-seed florida you and they scored the game's first 13 points. they made an 18-point game. the alley-oop and the kid was unconscious. 6 for 6 deep and 22 points. willl woulder meet -- the wolverines will meet in atlanta. a memorable day for luis will basketball. for the first and the adversity and then the women suffocating britney griner. the cardinals hold her in the upset of historic proportion. louisville ties a record with 16 three-pointers in the game. look at these acrobatic shots. she shea gets in her -- then she gets in her mug and tells her about it. it is their first lead with 10 seconds to go. a mad dash to the 10 and gets fouled with two seconds left. she buries both free throws for an 82-81 lead. it was too late. louisville dethrowns them in one of the biggest up

. >> what happened to bob weir former grateful dead guitarist collapse right on staichblingt update his condition for you. spencer is here with the weather. >> here in the accu-weather forecast center get ready for early taste of summer like warmth. next week accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thanks spencer. the student who had imaginary girlfriend now has a real team coming up. nlook at them kids. coming up. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> man arrested on domestic disturbance charge is on the run after escaping from back seat of police car. police say that juan carlos valencia arrested after hitting the girlfriend. he was handcu

. >> catherine: bob weir collapses grateful dead guitarist and singer about where collapse onstage lastth his band further. he's on the left the dead still flush is on the right in happen at the capitol theater in port chester, n.y.. in griffin did fashion the music never stopped even after word collapse. if the bans roadies helped him up and gave him a chair to finish plain. >> catherine: the dragon is back as the custom built catarrh stolen from former jefferson starship member peace years after 35 years ago in germany. it was made from the same piece of wood used to build the tiger catarrh for grateful dead from a jerry garcia. the dragging disappear and 1978 festival and hamburger. >> catherine: scientists and uruguay this week announced that they created sheep which glow in the dark. it's not clear what they thought this was a good idea. but it was an experiment that produced nine genetically modified false torres sent sheep. the scientists used a gene from a jellyfish to produce a growing chorus of fact. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day

choppers are grounded until the crews can fix them weir told that will effect movement of supplies andthere military official says repairs are a top priority. people across the nation are working to help the victims of the boston marathon bombing, that includes a couple of college students selling t-shirts. hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of t-shirts. their story next. of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. just seem to fade away...? now start vibrant, stay vibrant! new vidal sassoon pro series has an exclusive hydrablock system that helps fight fade out -- for up to 8 weeks. vidal sassoon pro series. salon genius. affordable for all. with the innovating and the transforming and the revolutionizing. it's enough to make you forget that you're flying five hundred miles an hour on a chair that just became a bed. you see, we're doing some changing of our own. ah, we can talk about it later. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. can youtart the day the

weir heading to the floor of the new york stock exchange for answers.an the bulls push the s&p to new record highs? we've got a guest with 22 billion under management with what could derail the rally. more "halftime" right after this. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> welcome back. a big win forinsurers. official news broke yesterday after the close, it appears the information was leaked with names like humana spiking in late day trading and peaked as always, you're watching for this type of unusual activity. >> right. and several hours before. just

some of the stories weir squawking about at 7:31 on the west coast and 10:31 on wall street.ervices expansion at the slowest pace since august of last year. monsanto among the big gainers on the up 2.5%. the world's largest seed company posting better-than-expected quarterly earnings and they did raise their full-year outlook. biggest decline or the dow and it is down about 2%. >>> i want to bring in briansha. we have news here on what was a shocking video of a basketball coach abusing some of his players, brian. it's gone the way many people thought it might. >> mike rice, the head coach of rutgers basketball has now been fired by the institution. just for perspective, espn did a big report that showed him abusing players and throwing basketballs at their bodies and the actual incidents took place last fall. the backlash has been huge. don't forget, it's a state school responsible for a lot of things. the news is that this came out last fall, guys. so this happened and they disciplined him and fined him $50,000 and suspended him for three games and the president was in on th

highly levered at 4.7 times ebitda as is currently the plan with sprint and softbank although clear weir'sng to figure out a bid that was received previously by dish. >> all of it is quite confusing. sprint shares are higher and dish network shares are sharply lower now and softbank will have to figure out what it wants to do if, in fact, this bid is deemed superior by a special committee one would assume by sprint's board of directors. softbank had hedged itself against the $12 million it would be spending to buy that 55% of sprint, right? or when the deal closes, but any increase from there it would be taking on conceivably that weaker yen as a problem. it does have the right to match it as a $600 million break-up fee, but right now we've got to hear from sprint. they have no comment, as you might expect at this point. the combination would be a potentially powerful one and right now it does not have the financing in place for the deal although barclays, the banker for dish, says it is highly confident and it would raise the $9 billion in debt financing that would be needed and a deal th

. >> this is a welcome sight for anyone who saw university of louisville player kevin weir break hiseg sunday night in an elite 8 game against duke. >> his shin bone broken through the skin or came down wrong on this leg during the game. fans krenz and his teammates and coach cried when they saw the growth of injury. before leaving the court sunday night, he reportedly told his team is to focus on winning and they did. his mother said even after the injury he is staying positive. >> he still wants to be there to support his team. he is in great spirits. >> doctors say he could be back on the court in six months if there are no complications or nerve damage. the louisville cardinals will take on the wichita state shoppers in the final four in atlanta on saturday. >> new york city's subway riders have been cautioned about smoking, sugar and teen pregnancy. now they're getting a new message on of assault. the city's department felt watch an ad campaign monday urging passengers to scrutinize the salt and packaged foods. the ad shows to load of bread, then on the sodium line in their nutr

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a deal that will come as a welcome sight for anyone who saw university of louisville player kevin weirt in the elite 8 game against duke. he's up on crutches and smiling. wherare shinbone snapped when he landed on it wrong during the game. fans krenz and his teammates and coach cry when they saw the sunday night, he told his team is to focus on winning and they did. his mother was even aftesays even ae injury he is staying positive. >> the doctors say he can be back on the court in six months there are no complications or nerve damage. the louisville cardinals will take on the wichita state shoppers in the final four in atlanta on saturday. >> for the first time in his three cows woman basketball is going to the final four. layshia claredon or 17 for 25. after half time to rally the bears' pass in georgia. the golden bears trailed by 10 with under seven minutes left. cal went in overtime 65-62. callas' the first team from the west coast of the stamford to reach the women's final four, since long beach state in 1988. i will play the winner of the louisville/tennessee. >> will be right b

is absolutely rock solid and i can't imagine anybody writing and we don't have the wherewithal when weir >> all right. you keep saying that, and part of the steal to deliver stock over 15 years, correct, howard? having to do with tax advantages with the nasdaq in the business, correct? >> correct. nasdaq gets to have deductions over time and they'll give us the stock over 15 years, but those are assets of the company. so we become one of the nasdaq's largest shareholders. so we think it's a great transaction for them and we're obviously rooting for them to do well with it it. >> do you think they'll do well with it? ? cantor used to do a lot of stock trading also and it was always a bond shop, but that doesn't particularly seem to be a good business, anymore, does it? >> the equity business, volumes are down, but volumes and equities will be back and bob grienfeld and the people at the nasdaq were right and the suppressing the volumes of trsh rows and with they come back and quantitative easing ends, people will talk about what a great thing it was for grienfeld. >> at 12 times avenues?

credit suisse and it has a neutral rating at bank of america and the target price right around where weirall, give me your take on the quarter. >> sure, david. the quarter was okay. i think expenses were roughly in line with what we've had although some people were looking for a little less and it was light on the fee revenue side. >> what about -- i'm sorry. in terms of credit issueses, and actually a couple of different issues here. they do feel they've done a fairly good job taking down expenses and there is some concern on the flip side about their consumer business where loans were not up, but actually down. >> right. >> i think the consumer business has been a lagging problem that will still be with them as long as interest rates are low. they've had a revenue problem there so i would say that's going to be an issue. in terms of expenses they have about $1 billion that's compx pences that hit in the first quarter. so with that they were roughly in line with our expectations. >> investors seem to keep waiting for the litigation cloud to completely dissipate and this quarter, i think

like to review any kind of media that you have out there that might give us investigative leads and weir pursuing those investigative leads at this time. the scene will take several days to process and we just ask for your patience as we work in that area and for your cooperation. >> good morning program i'm united states attorney carmen ortiz. i want to extend my condolences to the families of the loved ones who were lost in yesterday's attack on the city of boston. as well as those that were hurt and may still be fighting for their lives. our thoughts and our prayers go out to them. what happened yesterday was a terrible tragedy yet it was amazing to see as you have heard from my colleagues here how people just helped one another, ran toward the blast just to assist another person in greater need. people who were just there for those that were hurt and in a dire situation. it was amazing to see how the city of boston, and people from around the world that were part of yesterday's boston marathon helped one another, consoled each other. there are so many moving parts to an investigation

weir pleased to be joined by ceo don thompson joining us in tfroe mcdonald'sic innovation center in suburbango. why where are we and why is it important to the company? >> right now we're in the innovation center and this is where many of the countries from around the world come to test out new menus and to look at menus and the operating platform and it's also where we do a lot of our futuristic thinking, if you would, about how we engage with customers and also how we ensure that whatever it is we do at mcdonald's that our restaurant teams are able to deliver that for customers at the speed that they expect from mcdonald's. >> first time live cameras have been in this room? >> this is the first time we've done something like this in the innovation center. >> we'll see if you live to regret it later on. >> we have good-bye this morning. 2.5. i always think there's no better set of macro eyes than mcdonald's and the sheer volume of people you interact with every day. people are worried u.s. is slowing down, and i haven't heard comments from you lately to suggest otherwise. >>. >> i think wha