. >> reporter: wilcox remains his innocence. he's charged with three counts. court records say in one incident the information from the data bases were e-mailed to wilcox's girlfriend, regina, an attorney. regina also faces a misdemeanor charge for disclosing confidential information. in an e-mail we obtained a person calling themselves confidential one tells regina quote you didn't get this from me this is all confidential info. >> they knew they were breaking the law, and that the information was supposed to be can -- to be kept confidential. >> you can't on your own accord run people and furnish that to somebody else. >> reporter: but the custody case has another strange twist. the pleasanton police department tells us it's investigating one of its officers. lancaster's attorney says the officer had arrested lancaster for drug possession and sent the arrest report directly to his ex-wife. lancaster claims he was set up. two officers accused of helping the same person. >> they may have been working in tandem, when you connect those dots. >> reporter: or it c

. >> reporter: wilcox remains his innocence. he's charged with three counts. court records say in one incident the information from the data bases were e-mailed to wilcox's girlfriend, regina, an attorney. regina also faces a misdemeanor charge for disclosing confidential information. in an e-mail we obtained a person calling themselves confidential one tells regina quote you didn't get this from me this is all confidential info. >> they knew they were breaking the law, and that the information was supposed to be can -- to be kept confidential. >> you can't on your own accord run people and furnish that to somebody else. >> reporter: but the custody case has another strange twist. the pleasanton police department tells us it's investigating one of its officers. lancaster's attorney says the officer had arrested lancaster for drug possession and sent the arrest report directly to his ex-wife. lancaster claims he was set up. two officers accused of helping the same person. >> they may have been working in tandem, when you connect those dots. >> reporter: or it c

. >> greek voters might be thinking as they go to the polls on sunday, and i spoke to tim wilcox earlier. all eyes on greece's putting it mildly. are the voters aware of how much hot international scrutiny they are under? dodge they are, and athens is packed with international journalists. i am standing just above the square and you can probably hear the noise down below that. he is a right wing leader, and they came first. they suggest how they might just hit the left-wing party to win the biggest number of seats in this sunday as well. the majority of greeks that you speak to, 80% believe that they can actually change the bailout conditions. and still stay in the eurozone. angela merkel says you can't renegotiate this, they said they don't think europe will do that. in the project in deciding it has to keep grease on board tuesday alive. >> are they prepared for the possibility or likelihood that the negotiations will fail? >> again, there is a massive black of detail here. you understand? are you prepared? what are the contingencies? they say that we are not discussing this anymore, y

i want to acknowledge ekkatie wilcox, my partner, too. she has been involved in this from the very beginning, whether she likes it or not. she put in a lot of time. doug, come on up. with friends of duboce park, i got to know doug through this process as it came together. they run a monthly clean up park work day. this is the stuff that happens all the way through. this park is beautiful because of the work that people like doug do, and they continue to organize the community year after year after year. sia, come up here. she was very helpful on the youth play area. we wanted to make sure that duboce park, particularly the youth play area, a link to the lower haiti neighborhood in the triangle and other neighborhoods. this is about youth in our facilities to the we did not have this for awhile. we wanted north and south, and she helped to bring that different perspective. gordon, are you here? he is off at his son's track meet. come on up here. yes, here is relatively new to the neighborhood. he is the pastor of the church on the corner.

. >> reporter: wilcox remains on leave pending an investigation. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> orinda police say they have a suspect in custody in connection with the death of a 52-year-old woman. the man went to a neighbor's house and asked the neighbor to call police. officers say they then found the woman's body on the couples' kitchen floor. her name has still not been released. the man surrendered to officers. >> we have indication they have lived here for at least since 2006. >> the chief of police says the man is now cooperating with investigators, officials say this is only the third killing in orinda in the past 13 years. >>> the search for a man who apparently fell into the bay after last night's giants- dodgers game was called off today. it appears the man fell off the end of a pier though no one actually saw him fall into the water. san francisco police and fire guard searched from peers 30 and 32 all the way to yerba buena island. >> the challenges are many if the current is running fast then you know he could have been pulled out quite a w

more on how to greet voters may be thinking if they go -- when they go to the polls on sunday, tim wilcox joined me from the mountains. all lies on greece's putting it widely. -- all eyes on greece is putting it mildly. >> athens, for example, is absolutely packed with international journalists. i am standing just inside the square and you can probably hear the noise down below. this is the final rally of the new democracy party led by antoni samala who is a right- wing leader. at the moment, a private polling suggests that they might win the greatest number of seats this sunday as well. what is interesting is that the majority of those you speak to suggest that 80% of greece believe that they can actually change these bailout conditions, renegotiate the conditions with the troika, and still stay within the eurozone. when we ask them how that is possible when angela merkel and the rest of the eurozone says you cannot negotiate this. this is set in stone. they say we don't think europe will do that. the euro project has to decide that greece has to stay on board to stay alive. >> are they

tim wilcox in athens. was it a coup or as egypt's righting of a fundamental wrong? the order to dissolve lower parliament. just as the presidential runoff which takes place this weekend. some opposition protesters think it was the part of the military. but the muslim brotherhood said he will accept the decision but added he was far from happy with it. our correspondent is in cairo with what the court found to be unconstitutional. >> simply they say what was wrong was the way the mix of proportion representation and the post the way the divide of the election was held and particularly the backing of political parties. they can't believe they were meant to be reserve for independents and not political parties. that's the simple bit. the difficult bit is the implication of that. the courts have said the head of the court has certainly said parliament should be dissolved. nobody has actually dissolved parliament yet and it's not sure anyone has the power to do that and for that matter it's not even clear the court has the power to do that. >> and meanwhile the president

the concert tonight will include performances by elton john and paul mccartney and tim wilcox is there. among sprouts, what is going on? people have been camping out for this big day, i've heard. >> some people have been camping out two nights in atrocious whether. but they have been cheered up. stevie wonder was doing his rehearsal 30 minutes ago. everybody was singing and dancing along. gary barlow has been organizing this concert for two years going around the commonwealth trying to find bans. -- bands. people have been putting down blankets on the mall. you are from -- >> brazil. >> have you come to see this because you love the royal family or just interesting to see? but this is historical. i could not miss it. >> where are you from? >> sau paulo. >> is there much interest involving the royal family back home? " it's not really. everybody here is very excited about this event. i will try to stay this evening for the concert. but where are you from? >> from oxfordshire. we had tickets for the last one in 2002 which was lovely. >> keeping dry is fantastic. >> yes. >> us all some pe

so after a little while, damien wilcox, one of the employees came up to me and said jimmy, jimmy, jimmy, i found it. found what? i found the boy's money. >> like a needle in a haystack. >> an organized needle in a haystack. >> we called max's mom, she brought him down. we took them on a tour of the facility, showed them how recycling. we just wish more people would recycle like max and his mom. it's a good thing. we wanted to go the distance as much as she did. >> max, dorothy, did you guys ever think you would get the money back? >> i never thought we would get the money back. i thought it was gone forever. >> now, are you off to boy scout camp now that you have the money? >> actually this year we already had paid for it but i was saving that money for next year's camp. >> all right. dorothy, i guess we learned an important lesson as parents. what did you take away from this? >> i guess to follow through. follow through. >> you made the right wrong or the wrong right. that's the important part. good to have you all here and well done to your team, james. max and dorothy, thanks. >>> co

wilcox who says the other thing that makes people poor is wealthy people having more than their shareicies that reinforce that. let me ask you on a wider point about that. when you see president obama targeting the rich, kind of like a modern day robinhood, do you think it's a sensible thing to do? does it make that much difference? is it really what the president should be focusing on? or would you like a different kind of attitude? >> well, that lady has fallen prey to a false set of logic. and the false logic -- it's a very naive view of the economy. that is what we call the fixed pie view. meaning that there's only $100 in the economy and so if piers ends up with $20, that means there's only $80 left for me to get my share and everyone else out of there. so you got more than your fair share of this fixed pie. but the economy does not work that way. that's why we call money currency. the money and economy expands and contracts. the economy is much more complex than the fixed pie scenario. so the dangerous assumption there that the envy -- envy is an evil spirit -- that that tweet i