well, i resist that so i become in a matter or whatnot -- enigmatic or whatnot. the more people talk about me, the more i resisted so it becomes the cat chasing its tail. a number of friends of mine around the country will tell you in the weeks leading up to this race, i gave serious thought to not running for president. in many ways, i did not want to. it is because i had to do a number of these profiles, and i can see what was happening, i was going to be the issue. i did not want to be the issue and i cannot be the issue, because that breaks the weight between me and the voters and that is what i have tried to mix point to my children. if someone is able to throw up a smokescreen and keep it up there long enough, you cannot get your message across, cannot raise the money to finance her campaign, too much static and you cannot communicate. analysis, the american people decide what qualities are important to govern this country in the national interest and they have not been heard from yet. the last public event we did was the night before last in new hampshire.

other inmates try to sneak it out and put it on ebay and sell it and whatnot so we go in and confiscateand dispose of it. >> how does he react when you guys take his stuff? >> sometimes he's passive, occasionally he gets pretty angry and threatens us. but for the most part he's usually pretty passive because he knows all he's going to do is make some more. >> there's one other remnant of manson's artistic interest hanging on the wall of the prison's investigative services office. >> this is when charles manson was out in the protective yard, and the inmates that were out in the maximum security yard were actually able to defeat the security lock, and got through there and manson was out in the yard playing the guitar, and they ended up breaking it. i don't know if they hit him with it. or they ended up breaking his guitar. so we took it. he wasn't hurt or anything. we quelled the disturbance pretty quick. the guy that actually came into the yard was more scared than manson. he came in real quick and broke the guitar up and got down. so complied with the orders. >> any idea what song man

[damian laughing] i mean, if your child cannot see because they need glasses or whatnot, i mean, it's gonna affect what they're learning and how much they're learning. kathleen: right. we use the latest technology too, 'cause the eye chart was developed during the civil war, and we feel the eye chart may show distance issues, but doesn't show, necessarily, the problems with why you can't read. so often, children will be diagnosed having trouble to read and we believe, get 'em in glasses first before you worry about add, any other issues. get 'em in glasses. so, we've screened about 34,000 children in the last 3 years and put about 1,500 into glasses that we don't know if they would've gotten them otherwise. damian: how are you able to do that? i mean, that's a lot of work and that is a huge accomplishment. kathleen: erika does. [laughing] kathleen: no, we find if we do it at the schools that we're much more efficient. so, we can screen 600 children in a morning, either vision, dental, a little longer for hearing, 'cause hearing takes about 2 minutes each. you really should screen your

but you don't want anything more serious to happen, you know, favoring an ankle or whatnot. that's what we're kind of paying attention to the next two days. >> now, there was a ton of physical play from both sides today. several technicals were handed out. but steph curry andray draymond agreed that the rockets were not playing drty. they said it was the playoff, supposed to be physical. can't argue with that. guys, back to you. >>> oracle arena is quiet now, but hours ago about 20,000 fans packed oracle to watch the warriors. as pete reports, they're setting their sights on another championship. >> reporter: the pregame shootaround at oracle arena drew a crowd for guess who? who's your favorite player? >> stephen curry. >> reporter: this 6-year-old is a big steph curry fan. today's game was her first ever basketball game. >> she's very excited. she's bragging. >> reporter: the warriors opened up the nba playoffs in blowout fashion, beating the houston rockets 104-78. >> warriors are playing good defense, good offense. >> it was awesome. we really got into it. >> reporter: b

they kind of blended into the background of the pavement and the rain and whatnot. >> the duck familyr of being mowed down by traffic. officer james stops his cruiser in the middle of the road and gets out while the speeding driver gets away. >> at the time, all i had was speed on him. so i just made a decision to stop for the ducks because there was a wall of traffic behind me that was stopped for a red light. >> officer james manages to herd the duck family in the right direction before the stoplight changes behind him and the cars start coming. >> she and her babies turned around and walked back to the ditch. so, i just simply followed them over, made sure they jumped back in the ditch. >> before disappearing, the mother duck gives the officer some attitude. >> she turned around and squawked at me a bit, or quacked. and i told her to quit griping at me, that it was mother's day, and i was just trying to do her a favor. >> when the portland police department shares the video with the public, officer james gains a lot of fans. >> i mean, there's been plenty of comments online and wha

aloof or elusive and enigmatic or whatnot and then the more people want to talk about me, the more iist it and so on. he gets to be like the cap chasing its tail. a number of friends of mine around the country will tell you that in the weeks leading up to this race i gave serious thought to not running for president. to.any ways i didn't want it's because i had to do a number of these profiles and i could see what was happening. i was going to be the issue. i don't want to be the issue and i cannot be the issue. because that breaks the link between me and the voters. that's what i tried to explain to my children. if someone is able to throw up a smokescreen and keep it long enough, you can't get your message across. the money toe finance a campaign. there's too much static and you cannot communicate. analysis, american people decide what qualities are important to govern this country in the national interest and they had not been heard from yet. public event we did was the night before last in littleton, new hampshire. there were maybe 150 people there. and not one question about me.

turn of the 20th century, and they brought... you know, some of them made, you know, cookies and whatnot for a living. and so they brought some of that over with them. and it's been fascinating, because it started out sort of very localized, very californian, kind of like, you know, a very regional thing. but at a certain point it became a big thing. and we were able to sort of track that back to world war ii, in part. because what happened was they were being kind of served in california, maybe los angeles, but basically in the san francisco chinatown. and what happened is that san francisco was such a big port of call, like, during world war ii, and you had all these soldiers going in and out of san francisco. of course they went to chinatown in order to eat and to, you know, watch the singing and the dancing. and then they had these cookies, and they go home after the war, they go to minnesota, iowa, and they ask their local chinese restaurant, "why don't you have those authentic cookies?" and the chinese restaurateur goes, "what cookies," you know? and but slowly within a span of bas

. >> it's not right and with res bg of further injury or whatnot, that's the only thing we are going to have to worry about. pain tolerance and all that stuff, i kind of know what i can deal with on the court but you don't want to have anything more serious to happen, so we will pay attention to that in the next two days. >> there was a kind of physical play from both sides today and several technicals were handed out, and curry and green both agreed they were not playing dirty and they said it was the playoffs and supposed to be physical. can't argue with that. >> fans remain optimistic about the warriors winning another championship. as usual, it was a packed house at oracle arena, and fans screamed and cheered for the warriors all night long and booed the rockets. >> that's electric. >> the next game of the playoffs, monday night at oracle, and still tickets left on the warriors resale market, the cheapest seat going for a reason pwrae priced $140. >> so you are buying? >> treating you, yes. >> i'm in. >>> the sharks were in action tonight beating their rival, the l.a. kings 2-1.

i've taken advantage of the counselors at school and whatnot. you're sitting there going, i'm going to go hang out on this island for a day and everything goes down. ♪ >>> i learned something interesting about wildlife control. they are a franchise that allows you to buy one so you can go do this. you can get one of these franchises so you too could rescue animals. we have a video set up because that mama squirrel she had her babies inside someone's home. they blocked the area so she couldn't go back in with her babies. those are those babies in that box because they want to see this rescue. >> so the folks went in, put them in the box here and left it up to mom to relocate them to a new home. >> exactly. but mom is a little skittish at first. her home was basically condemned. her babies were put in this box. she's like you know what, i'm taking them. so she grabs one. mom scampers up onto the roof. then she comes back. no squirrel left behind in canada. can't help but think what they must be thinking inside that bright green box. >> now i'm dyi

not enough i would say and question them to click to rate and whatnot today, whether this is a conflict inherent in that decision and how many working-class americans are being affected, negatively impacted losing retirement savings as a result. would you do that for me? >> thank you commissary. i'm not at liberty to discuss but i'm happy to take your comment under advisement. >> i will follow-up with you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from maine. i just want clarity as to one of the answers on that. when you say that there is urdu rules in place as far as the conflict of interest for the decision by the rating agency, i think i understand what you are saying. but the conflict that they have to make sure that there is in a of interest is on going forward, on the entity they are going to be rating tomorrow. so if they are rating the xyz country where the entity over here, they have to make sure there is no conflict in that decision is what you're saying? >> the new rules adopted in august 2014 required a certificate with regard to any rating action. the rating action could be

sot- "if its not right and i'm at risk of further injury or whatnot -- that's the only thing that, um, i think we're gonna have to worry about." fans are hoping for a quick recovery. but, coach kerr says curry is listed as questionable for monday. tip-off is at 7-30 here at oracle arena. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. here's a look at the series schedule. game two will be on monday night. as philippe mentioned also at oracle. then the series shifts to houston for game 3 on thursday night and game 4 sunday afternoon. it returns to oakland for game 5. if necessary. the series is best-of-seven. coming up. a chase in the bay area that sounds straight out of a hollywood movie. how a theif landed on this car. plus. two deadly earthquakes rock japan only days apart from another. what survivors are saying in the aftermath of the quakes. and for your money: a major aorlne getting rid of one of the most hated fees by passengers. that's next. welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. for your money, here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. if you didn't

. >> it's not right and at -- you know risk of further injury or whatnot that's the only thing that they will have to worry about. >> reporter: fans are hoping for a quick recovery. but the coach says curry is questionable for monday's game. tippoff at 7:30 here at oracle arena. in oakland, kron4 news. >> now here say look at the schedule. game two on monday night. also in oakland. the series shifts to houston for game three on thursday night. game four, sunday afternoon it comes back to oakland for game five. that's if it's necessary. the series is best of seven. >>> a major quake hit south america tonight. we'll hear from frightened residents. plus hillary clinton leads to the bay area. the celebrity couple helping her down that. how they stacked up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> just a couple hundred feet away from the record breaking warriors, the oakland athletics defeated the kansas royals 5-3. pitcher sunny gray lead the way. josh reddick and steven vote hit home runs. the a's snapping a four-game losing streak. not bad. giants had a triumphant day in l.a. against the rival do

tim horton's hung their flags at half-mast today in honor of the whatnot who once discussed cunnilingusne of the first to report this tragic loss to the canadian people and the comedy community was "the new york post" who delicately eulogized him with this headline: "guy who liked crack dies." [ applause ] >> chris: how thoughtful of you, new york post. first of all, rob ford didn't like crack-- he liked being -- he [beep] lov

an ankle or whatnot, so pay attention to that next few days. >> we got -- we just got to play that much how long he will be out. i think he'll do his treatment today and tomorrow, and usually does well with that. >> i would just say steph is questionable so we'll see how he responds the next couple of days, and we'll go from there. >> if there's any team in the nba that has enough depth to withstand losing the mvp it's the warriors. a live report at 6:00. abc7 sports. >> thank you very much. a busy day at the coliseum complex with the a's playing at the same time as the warriors, trying to snap a four-game losing streak, hosting the royals. parking very hard to come by on a beautiful saturday afternoon. top of the first, sonny gray on the hill. cain single back to the middle, scoring escobar. 1-0k.c. then josh reddick two on. a mighty whack. the the double play ball, gray goes six innings, and gets hi second win of the month. a's a winner 5-3, and the giants play the dodgers tonight not a game in l.a. that's a wrap on sports, and all things curry ankle. >> that's a nightmare. >> you loo

i know we're in -- i know you're all very busy texting and whatnot so i appreciate your time, you'regood to me. there were primaries and caucuses or cauci? it was all cauci in three states. donald trump and hillary clinton won the big one, arizona. ted cruz won utah. bernie sanders won idaho and utah. it's like t-ball. everybody won something. except john kasich, he didn't win anything. at this point it's mathematically impossible for john kasich to win the nomination but he's still running. it would be like if michigan state refused to drop out of the ncaa basketball tournament after they lost last week. donald trump did well in arizona largely because of his promise to fill the grand canyon with illegal immigrants and then have superman pick them up and fly them all back over the border. voter turnout was very high in idaho and utah. there were lines around the block. it's rare to see so many white people waiting in line for something that isn't a new apple product. [ laughter ] or "star wars" movie. bernie sanders was expected to win idaho and he did win. he's popular there. he's

tim horton's hung their flags at half-mast today in honor of the whatnot who once discussed cunnilingus conference. one of the first to report this tragic loss to the canadian people and the comedy community was "the new york post" who delicately eulogized him with this headline: "guy who liked crack dies." [ applause ] >> chris: how thoughtful of you, new york post. first of all, rob ford didn't like crack-- he liked being -- he [beep] loved it rob ford loved crack. but he was so much more! he loved the spotlight and city hall and tumbling over fire hydrants after pounding enough pina coladas to poison a kodiak bear. he loved saying "( bleep )" around children and he loved rehab so much he went back several times. because rob ford loved everything in enormous quantities and he will genuinely be missed. we had a lot of fun with him, his shin an ganz were an easy target. but canada, you're about to get it back tenfold when trump turns the white house orange. phra *ut. >> chris: dot,

and that's their biggest source of money so they can air tv ads and whatnot. it really is a situation if you're a republican politician don't want to anger either one of these groups. so far in this fight, the business community is winning just because they seem to have the economic leverage and you have seen it used in north carolina and you saw it used very well in indiana, which had a similar controversy last year. >> sreenivasan: does this trickle up, at least on a national scale, either in the presidential election or other, let's say, gubernatorial elections around the country? >> so, in the presidential election, so far, it hasn't really impacted the g.o.p. primary all that much. that sailed, at this point, a majority of americans do support gay rights, and it hurts the image of the republican party in general. so that's something that, you know, don't be surprised if you see hillary clinton really going out of her way to speak out against laws like this if she becomes the general election nominee. as for gubernatorial races, yeah, there's really going

. >> this make sure to stay with "eyewitness news", whatnot near a tv check us out at cbs philly. com. >>> meanwhile, coming up: the focus is on philadelphia in campaign 2016. when you can see some of the presidential candidates in town this week. plus? >> it is decision day in wisconsin, day that could change the fate for presidential candidates on both sides of the race. i'm don champion at the cbs broadcast center with the latest from the campaign trail coming up. >> ♪ ain't know stopping us now ♪ we're on the move ♪ >> ya, ain't know strong the villanova wildcat. they're on top of the basketball world for the first time in 31 years. we have much more coverage of the championship, including some hilarious reactions, you didn't get to see on tv last night. stay with us, we are coming right back. >> ♪ when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >> welcome back everyone, by now you've seen chris jenkins miraculous sh

a cold, you start -- the first little tickle, that's when you take the zinc gluconate tablets and whatnot. you start on those right away, and they tend to stop it in its path right there. >> stop it right in its path. and i'm impressed you knew "zinc gluconate." that's impressive, ken. >> you can tell i spend a lot of time at the drugstore. all right, dr. ken redcross -- perfect name for a doctor -- "redcross." >> absolutely. >> i love that. great to have you on today. >> thank you. >> it was a pleasure. may you stay healthy. >> that's right. hey, i'm ken rosato. we want to thank you again for joining us. >>> this is new york's number one news, channel 7 eyewitness news with michelle charlesworth and rob nelson, and amy freeze with the exclusive accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning, everybody. 6:a.m. right now, and wicked winds, heavy downpours tearing through parts of the tristate area this morning. the dangerous weather left a

lot of times, too, when we speak -- those of us in television, we speak at a lot of conventions and whatnot for young up-and-coming people in the tv industry. people who want to get into the tv industry, people in school, they think that the only job at a tv station is the person sitting in front of the camera. meanwhile, the people running the show right now in our control room -- the director, my boss, et cetera. there are many, many, many jobs behind, who are the people in charge of me, who run the -- you know, who are in charge of the station, and there are many opportunities behind the camera, et cetera. so they only think of the person who's on tv. >> and here's how that point crystallized for me. i give a talk sometimes that's called "there's more than one way to the super bowl," and i was at the super bowl a few years ago when the new york giants played the new england patriots at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis, and i was there as a representative of my company with some state officials preparing for the super bowl that just took place here a few years ago, and victor cruz was pl

and update i know it is a huge challenge to go to the planning code updating height and depth and whatnot the historic significance so some of those like pop outs which back when they were defined as permitted it was basically due to the fact that a lot of these porches that were covered and that's why the planning code decided to allow such things to be included now i'm thinking in the meantime to do something far easier as you may know most cities in north america have flawed area ratio and they used that to control the scale now my question is why is not we're doing this this is a very simple accenttion that will encourage the development of hoenlz that are more in scale with the neighborhood and not doing to interfere with neighborhood that is already have magnificent homes so this is to me a simple way to tangible the problem and is epidemic of those magnificence homes and this is going to an ad nausea unless we do something to look at this and i urge to look at this and help to guide this thank you very much. >> mr. capping letter. >> good afternoon commissioners thank you for havin

having some good clean fun out here, of course, you see some people climbing on the traffic lights and whatnotat's really amazing to me is we're in the mid 30s receipt now and you got guys taking off their shirts and people in short sleeves and tank tops and all that kind of stuff but apparently that doesn't matter because, hey, we're the national champions, right, guys? >> absolutely. >> you got the. >> david, is there any way to tell -- any estimation are you looking at thousands, hundreds -- this is a big crowd. >> reporter: i'd say this is probably police say it's probably about 2,000 people right now. there's some folks on the other side of the pavilion right now. this is just one side but police just kind of gave me that estimate looking at, you know, it's fluid when you got people coming out want not. but at this point it seems to be calm and people are just enjoying the fact that villanova the wildcats are number one. >> it's safe to say classes will be canceled tomorrow. >> no doubt about it. guys, pavilion holds at least 5,000 people. >> okay. >> i know they had about 4500 there for

. >> it's coming over the bridge and whatnot. >> we have our own. >> where we go is quiet. >> long beach proximity that 3.8 and beach revenue. the city , declined to comment on the proposal before the city council discusses it and they say they use the money to pay lifeguards, police officers, sanitation and keeping the defense counsel looking for same. if approved, they provide an extra 1.5 million. avoid a 4% tax hike. >> i don't think it should be passed on. we're here all year long. >> my entire life i was born and raised. >> the weather is good. a lot of people come from the city. >> i don't know when they phrased it last. >> the last raised in 2012 and in 2010. the city council plans to meet to discuss it on tuesday night. >> in long beach, i am marking. >> pass it off to the tourist. >> tourist are not the only one . >> i shot video last week of a whale. look at this. it's recently taken by a long island resident. he captured a whale earlier this week. i wonder if it was the same one. >> cleaner waters in the area have led to an increasing number of fish which is attracting more w

another get a bronx cheer, a reminder of whatnot to do when campaigning in new york's outer burroughs. >> what are you going to do for us? >> i'm trying to tell you. >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. what had until this week been a fairly respectful and restrained race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders has broken wide open with the two candidates engaged in an ugly battle who is qualified to be president, the campaigns arguing about who is responsibility. last night sanders unleashed this attack on clinton. >> she's been saying, lately, that she thinks i'm quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. [ boos ] well, let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- [ cheers and applause ] if she is through her super pac taking tens of millions of dollars in special interests. >> sanders went onto tick off other aspects of his rival's record to argue she's not qualified. comments generated a huge amount of controversy. sanders claimed clinton had been saying she thinks i'm quote, un

favoring an ankle or whatnot.e next two days. >> we've got the formula when steph's out there. makes it easier for everybody. when he's not out there, we have to play that much more as a team. >> doctors don't know how long he'll be out. he'll do his treatment today and tomorrow and usually, pretty well. >> i would just say steph is questionable. so we'll see how he responds the next couple of days, and we'll go from there. >> all right. the best kept secret in bay area sports, sharks playoff hockey. they beat the l.a. kings thursday night in game one. game two tonight at staples. the sharks 16th consecutive playoff game against the kings. kings scored first in game one. 1-0 sharks after one. martin jones coming up big in the second period. denied jeff carter. he had 25 saves. sharks get a five on three power play. got jonathan quick out of net. an empty-netter. san jose takes the series lead. game three at the tank on monday. >> still a lot of work to do. didn't win the series tonight. it's a good start. come in

, spring clean, for instance, it's a perfect time for us to lose our children's toys and all that whatnoty just let collect in their rooms, the living room and everywhere else in the house. find a way while vacuuming to displace those into a corner, under a dresser, under carpets. find ways they get lost and six months when they're not looking, they forget they even had that toy or fuzzy animal. you kind of get rid of it. >> that's not a bad idea. >> absolutely. >> what do you think is the toughest part about being a working mom. >> i think the toughest part about it, especially at the beginning, you want to try to be so perfect because you're so perfect in your job. your first kid that there's no way you can control the situation. there's no way to be perfect. the best thing to do is go with the flow and laugh about it instead of cry about it. >> that is very good advice. again -- >> guess what, i'm sorry, i want to say, we're coming to washington, d.c. i went to school there. and we're coming to the bethesda kidville on sunday night for an event with angie goff. >> oh, fantastic. i'm su

because of security and whatnot. everyone gets one of these shirts here.hey've gone retro to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the san jose sharks. every fan will walk out with this lovely black and teal. live at the sap center, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> go sharks. >> it will be a sea of teal sharks out there welcoming the team back. our team's right now red hot. both of them. that's a theme, red hot. remember that. >> because of temperatures. very red hot over the weekend. another day, a warm one. >> yes. if you are heading to the sap center today and going out there to enjoy the festivities, we will have very warm temperatures. by 9:0065 degrees. we have a cool start to the day. 7:00 in san francisco and 48 now in the north bay. look at these highs again this afternoon into the upper 80s. there may be a few spots hitting the low 90s today. up to 81 today in san francisco. our temperatures come back down for the rest of the week. let's get an update on that alamo crash. >> remember the alamo? we'll remind you. we have the rest of the day first. w

and whatnot. especially in a play-off kind of situation.ere is any ounce of instability, or doubt, to be on the more cautious side. stick to the process. hope sunday i can get as close to 100% as possible. >> you can watch game four this sunday at 12:30 right here on abc 7. larry will be in the city. by the way, don't say the series is over yet. please. mike schuman will be live in houston with post-game reaction. >>> the giants are hosting the marlins tonight. san francisco trying to snap a five-game losing streak. barry bonds who's now the marlins batting coach got a nice ovation from the sellout crowd. the giants offense struck first. brandon belt singled off cossart to make it 2-0 in the first. bases loaded, crawford rounds into what should be an inning-ending double play. buster posey scores and it's 3-0. don mattingly did not stick around for long. he gets ejected for arguing balls and strikes. an rbi single in the fifth, now in the seventh the giants lead 8-1. >>> the a's had their ace sunny graham on the mound tonight. josh donaldso

and nursing injuries, whatnot. and to get some shots to break the sweat. and a little competition. that it will be fun. and i hope that i could wrap it up tomorrow. >> pretty close. >> i don't know if there will need to be any lobbying if she is fine. and if she is lobbying, that it would only be because he is not right. >> reporter: there is no debating the newfound sense of urgency to get him back on the floor. that the rockets would escape with a win in game three and they are hungry for more. >> we are still down, and that one guy does not mean anything. and you know i want to keep them on edge and the fact that, you know, you could only be happy for last night. you need to win another game. >> reporter: good news for the dubs, they are a foreign concept that it has not happened all season and with good reason. >> we have done a great job, just being resilient. and it is kind of a stubborn confidence there that you lose the game and that's what's happening again to come out to get it done. >> all of our guys are competitive. and that they generally get angry when they lose. and

so we have wind advisory and whatnot yesterday. not the case today. we've got partly cloudy sky for the beginning of it. i believe more clouds will be popping up aside day impose on. still cooler to unstable over northeast with a trough in the area to area of low pressure that had took majority of the moisture out of here. instability atmosphere and could see popup showers but main thing that we're w567ing for is that area of low pressure from the midwest. where is it? future cast as we go forward through the day today not a problem for us but a small chance of a quk shower popping up. but tomorrow is swings by to the south that's what rpm future cast heads by to the south with a rain snow mix by late morning into the afternoon. if this holds true it would be in southern section of new jersey but motionly rainfall opposed to snow which is what had it was indicate yesterdays. but many of us skip out on it so again future cast model there's unserpt to them so hang with us and we'll continue to fine tune it closer to it. but right now lethe ii's less of

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. >> and the photographers and whatnot.hame, bob. >> bob redell, thanks. >>> coming up next at 11:00, she is still leaning in. part 2 of our exclusive interview with facebook sheryl sandberg. we asked her what is next and what's putting her back in the spotlight. >>> first, happening now, all aboard the first u.s. cruise to cuba. the cuban government has allowed cuban passengers to disembark in havana. the first voyage is may 1st. >>> the nation is pausing to pay tribute to prince. on our twitter feed, look at our local images. we'll be right back. executives in the world. sheryl sandberg is taking on a new cause. >>> one of the most powerful executives in the world, sheryl sandberg is taking on a new cause in a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. sandberg spoke to scott budman about what's next. >> how are you, first? >> thank you. >> reporter: sheryl sandberg is back at facebook and back with a new fight. >> let's solve the problem. >> reporter: she's taking on hunger in the bay area where she will co-chair the stand u

you know i ain't been in no trouble, keeping a clean record, keeping myself occupied and whatnot. a little anxious, you know. but more or less like i prayed about it so i'm feeling pretty good about it. >> i review them every six months and make a decision with their behavior. as to what level -- the next level they will go and whether they'll be released to open pop. it's all based on their behavior and they're aware of what the rules are. and if they follow the rules, then they will get good news, and sometimes they won't get good news. inmate mchellon. >> yes, ma'am. >> i'm miss beasley with state classification. you're going to be released to open pop. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> yes! yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. that's what we're talking about right there. that's what we're talking about. it came out all right just like we was hoping. i'm going to the compound. that's what i wanted to hear. >> it must feel pretty good. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. after all this time seeing them. now i'm going to open pop. next time, home. freedom. >> i'm happy for him. hate to see him go, but

simulated reps is not fun and nursing injuries and whatnot. a little competition is fun and hope i can do more tomorrow. >> berry bonds returned to at&t park last night as the march -- the marlins batting coach, but it was the giants offense that stole the show. san francisco scored three runs in the first. brandon belt with the rbi similar there. jeff samardziji not only pitched well, he had two hits and 3 rbi. giants win 8-1 and snap a five-game losing streak. >>> the a's had their ace sunny gray on the mound in toronto. chris coghlan gave the a's the lead. the blast deep to left center. two in the ninth. chris davis with the clutch two-out single, 8-5 was the final. the a's have now won six straight, and that's sports for saturday morning. i'm rick quan. i will see you again tonight at 5:00. >> all right. a break in the rain, lisa. >> yeah, and a break for the giants. they turn that around. an evening game tonight and we are looking at no rain, dry conditions. seasonnial for the weekend and increasing winds through late tomorrow. here's a l

. >> there was our cart, had a lot of stuff on it camera gear and whatnot, and took candy, something they could have gotten off a commissary, they decided to take a little box of candy. it was so indicative of the heartless felon m.o. they take stuff from other people and then they can prove, look what i got, i got this from this other person, and it happened to us. >> i'm the star of the show, man. i'm the star, man. >> coming up -- >> i believe when it comes to another gang, why not beat them psychological? >> an ex-mexican mafia lieutenant explains his method of warfare. >>> most gang members in prison or jail know to keep secrets. but few are as disciplined about it as the mexican mafia. during our shoot at san antonio's bexar county jail, we did meet some inmates willing to talk. they were in a special protective custody unit for gang members who had had enough. >> the ex-gang unit was night and day different than any of the active units we had been to. the inmates had a sense of relief that getting out of the gang provided them, and it showed. >> the ex-gang unit is the only pl

i should feel safe living with another individual who's maybe been convicted of murder, rape, or whatnot

i'm the one that's got this horseshoe mustache in there and this guy is telling me hulk hogan and whatnot. i said i'm going to smash on you. i knocked him out the first punch. but i didn't stop them, i had to hold him down. so i just kept beating on him. then the sert came in with a taser gun. >> the jail's special emergency response team, or sert, was called in to break up the fight. afterwards, allen was given ten days in segregation. locked down 23 hours a day with no privileges. but it's something he's grown used to. >> you do so many years in the pen, ain't nothing bothers you. you'll get addicted to pain when you're in jail or prison. you focus on whatever. >> allen's willingness to fight over his mustache is one of a seemingly endless supply of reasons inmates resort to violence. another fight is just broken up between three inmates in one of the general population housing units. >> get down! >> the sert subdues the fighters and starts the investigation. the aggressors appear to be guadeloupe lomex and luis hernandez. neither man shows any sign of injury. victor sanchez will requir

snow and whatnot. but future cast says you know what, at point that rain snow will push a decent distant up to the north so it doesn't stay as all snow all the way through and mixes for a while and then it starts to shut back down later after 10:00 and drier sky for uh-uh you on tuesday as well as wednesday. and then on thursday another chance of showers but that time it is going to be rain. today an early mention. minute it changes over to rain showers high temp up to about 51 in the city. and aside by go through next seven days high of 51 today with weather an dry for you wednesday and then thursday it is wet again. okay let's bring it over to tynes once again, and get the in addition getting any better? wmpleghts this weather it is not a good monday. right now belt parkway westbound over by the l.i.e. to queens boulevard. van wyck slower than normal northbound because of earlier flipped over car by hillside avenue. tractor trailer caught fire. one lane closed exit 22. traffic jammed back to 78 an ai

. >> but i think when you see the rest of her, the hair, the whatnot, all of it, it doesn't really look like her. >> i think she has the most beautiful lips i've ever seen in my life on a person. she's gorgeous. she says she's not mad about it. she said the article's fantastic and she's thrilled with it. that happened to me once on the cover of "mccall's." remember that? but there was a time when it was quite prolific. but anyway, i had sort of signature nails. i've got to have the square nail with the french manicure. >> sure. >> and all of a sudden i'm looking at the cover, and it's rounded pink nails. i said, why? i would never do that. it's fine for somebody else. it wasn't me. >> she said it felt strange to see that cover. and she said it was so different from what she looks like when she looks in the mirror. >> she felt like it wasn't what she looked like when she took the picture. >> she said it was unfortunate. >> she handled it in a very classy way. >> like she always seems to do. >> it's hard to makery look better. >> and they didn't. she looked much better -- >> that was ad a

i should feel safe living with another individual who's maybe been convicted of murder, rape, or whatnot. >> i said i'm going to rip this toilet off the wall. i'm going to drag it down the tier and i'm going to bust -- i'm going to cut you up. you're a dead man. >> you don't want these people in society but you want me to feel safe inside a cell with this person. >> i was not born gay. every relationship i've had has been a forced type thing. >> for me, hope is like they'll kill me before one of the inmates kill me. >>> there is a pecking order inside the prison where the inmates treat one another. they don't treat sex offenders very well. basically we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. we're constantly finding them beat up. it's almost a never-ending situation with your sex offenders. >> we've interviewed many inmates who have expressed contempt for sex offenders. but few have done so as dramatically as one of the most memorable murderers ever profiled on "lockup." carl abhul, from the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> there are ce

he wrote some threatening gestures about killing and whatnot. that also gives us the idea that he may want to hurt himself. >> okay, stick your hands out, both of them. both, both. >> we were able to negotiate with him. the agreement was he would be escorted to the shower, given the opportunity to shower. his cell would be cleaned and sanitized, and he'd return to that cell. and he's agreed to cooperate and cease all the banging and unruly activity. >> okay. come on. >> the inmate is covered with a tear-proof gown known as a suicide smock and escorted to a nearby shower to clean off. >> alrighty. all right. we'll be back for you, okay? so you get a nice long shower. clean yourself up, all right? >> how often do you see stuff like this? >> down here, because of the nature of the housing, it's quite frequently. it's normal down here. the smell, the nature of the inmates being housed down here, this is all normal. >> trustees are inmate maintenance workers like craig hopta. >> usually it's not a whole bunch of work. but the last week and a half, tw

simulated reps is not fun and nursing injuries and whatnot.etting a little competition is fun and hope i can do more tomorrow. >> berry bonds returned to at&t park last night as the march lips batting coach but it was the giants offense that stoll the show. san francisco scored three runs in the first. bran done belt with the rbi similar there. jeff samardziji not only pitched well, he had two hits and 3 rbi. giants win 8-1 and snap a five-game losing streak. >>> the a's had their ace sunny gray on the mound in toronto. chris coghlan gave the a's the lead. the clutch two-out single, 8-5 was the final. the a's have now won six straight, and that's sports for saturday morning. i'm rick versus. i'll see you again tonight at 5:00. >> 5:48, the time. lisa argen here with the accuweather forecast. lisa, a break from the rain? >> yeah, we talked about that last week. it verified. we did get a nice amount in san francisco. over a half-inch which set a record for the day. but we have dry and seasonably cool weather on the way for the weekend. breezy wi

. >> you know whatnot so bad actually. start off with rockland westchester county off a the throughway to tappan zee bridge no clay and traffic moves well to saw mill or throughway into the bronx. go to our cameras with the the long island this is l.i.e. by northern state parkway connect or tore heading westbound. traffic looking good. picking up in volume and heading to work on eastbound side not bafd a ride. fdr drive tractor-trailer unauthorized cleared away so traffic move again here no problem on southbound side. trains on or close to schedule. ben and juliet. >> thank you very much. >> you do fall in on this issue, airline issue and deciding whether the stage should be up or down? >> because we're having this conversation this is take off and landings and don't have a -- >> the entire flight. yeah. if you were to ask me, that if you wanted up, i would say yes. that's just my -- >> you're saying that you work with the people in your aisle. >> yeah compromise, but if i want to go to sleep -- if you told me you can put

i have a suv, crossover, whatnot. >> heads up!p hearing all these noises and people warning and yelling down the hill to watch out, more cars are coming. >> get out of way! >> southwest salmon is a fairly steep hill, you can't really tell from the video, but once you're there, you can see how steep it is. and you can't really see from the top of the hill what's down below. >> the men of fire station 3 are the first responders on the scene. and they block the top of the hill. sort of. >> you would think our lights, big flashing lights would have kept people away, but they kept turning down the hill and coming right after us. >> two cars end up plowing into their fire engine. southwest salmon street starts to look like a demolition derby. >> you could put a soundtrack of "pinball machine" pretty well to that. >> for us, it was more like a game of frogger. >> more like donkey congress. wa, wa, wa, wa, game over. lots of paperwork. >> and, fortunately, no serious injuries. the driver of that volvo that hit seven cars escaped with a ga

then your forequarter, your shoulders and whatnot. the loin and rib section, your pork belly. parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with posole. it's going into chili. red or green. >> oh, yeah, that's going to be beautiful. >> the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of work. and they're hungry. time to eat. >> i didn't know the show was about this, but i've been thinking about it a lot. this sort of cowboys, mexicans, indian, romantic ideal. a lot of easterners came out here and fell in love with this romantic notion of the west and wanted to come out here and sort of create their own version of the west. was that a good thing? >> that's what helps us as a people, as a native culture. as a culture that's been here for these years. we invite you to come and enjoy what we partake in. i mean, the indians had the beans and the chili and the corn. the s

to -- >> i know people ask you all the time about your personal involvement in silicon valley and whatnotthought i did read that you are into game design, is that right? >> yeah, i've been a cripplingly addicted to video games so my way into tech is through there, that's where my knowledge and interest. who knows, maybe you are looking at jared lee toe 3.0. >> i also read you are big on microsoft and the pc and the gaming platforms but also on your mobile phone, too. >> oh, yeah. i hate to say on my mobile i do use android. >> that's sort of against the consensus these days, i go he is. >> i think there are windows phone makers that would be like, i don't blame you, but in terms of, you know, operating systems i do like windows, man. windows 10. >> also wondering who your real life character -- do you have any sense who that's based on? >> i think it's an amalgamation of stuff that one might assume through pop culture, you have to make the show appropriate -- i meant to a approachable for people who aren't necessarily in silicon valley. >> and appropriate. >> it is. rated for language and

paul song, a healthcare activist, and he stood up and suggested that campaign contributions and whatnothillary clinton -- they may be a problem, and he used some coarse language. >> medicare for all will never happen. if we continue to elect corporate democratic whores who are beholding to big pharma and the private insurance industry instead of us. >> as you can imagine that did not sit well with the clinton camp. hillary clinton's communication's director tweeted very stressing language to say the least. paul song tried to clarify. bernie sanders tried to end it saying the comment was inappropriate and insensitive. there's no room for language like that in our political discourse. >> hillary clinton targeting donald trump. >> reporter: it's interesting. she had a rally in the bronx last night. clinton gets much smaller crowd than bernie sanders but what she likes to talk about she is trying to look past sanders and she is best able to challenge donald trump, the run front-runner, if he gets the nomination. that is not a done deal either but she is out with an op-ed today here in new y