zane. okay, zane, where are you from?ce. zane, it's spelled z-a-n-e, by the way, everybody, if you want to spell zane. [ laughter ] we have zane here. he's from carmel, indiana. and this sunday, he's gonna be rooting for the new york giants and eli manning. [ cheers and applause ] now, for each of these songs, we're going to have the great symphony up there -- the world famous indianapolis symphony orchestra. [ cheers and applause ] playing with the roots. so for this one -- for this one, can you guys do it in the style of opera? >> questlove: i knew it. hang on. [ light laughter ] blake? >> yeah? >> questlove: do you know, "habanera" by "carmen"? >> yeah, i think we know that one. yeah. >> questlove: do you do it in d? >> let's do it in d. ♪ >> ♪ his name his zane and he's in row five he came from carmel that's a real short drive ♪ ♪ on super bowl sunday he claims his team will leave new england feeling boston creamed ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, pal? >> good. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> jen

still with it is zane brown at lord abbett. zane, let's talk about oil a little bit. really interesting stats here. crude oil futures up 47% since hitting a one-year low back in october. since then the s&p energy sector up 27% and 14 energy companies are up over 40% during this weird. while the high oil prices will have an impact, of course, globally on some companies, the energy companies certainly are profiting. do you think we're sort of at a peak here in terms of the geopolitical risk with how high oil can go? >> well, actually not. certainly with the tensions in the middle east if something were to happen in the straits of hormuz that could top oil well above $150 on a short-term basis and that, of course, could cause serious impact to the price of gasoline here and if we do get the $5 a gallon here, i think that would impact consumers spending patterns. >> a potential to go to $150, we certainly know that's on the table. i agree with you there. at the same time isn't that really speculation driven, because even if there was a problem in the strait of hormuz and

seconds later, a man named zane floyd strides through the door with a shotgun.oots the worker point blank in the back. 40-year-old thomas darnell is killed instantly. floyd roams the store in search of more victims. he finds 40-year-old store manager chuck lios and mercilessly guns him down. then he kills 31-year-old worker dennis sargent. in the panic a few people are able to escape the store. zack is working in the back when he hears those shots. >> i looked down the aisle. i saw chuck lios on the ground just covered in blood. it still didn't click in my head that something was wrong. i started walking backwards and i found myself in the produce department. >> this is the view from the store camera covering the produce section. >> the floor crew guy that waxes the floors, he just runs right past me, and i knew something was wrong then. and i kept walking backwards. i was going to go towards the back room. >> but zack had just made the biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. >> there's tables in produce that have all

after viewing the effect, zane and kyle decide cindy's moves on top of the car aren't realistic enough. >> bouncing off of the hood, we didn't have the right movement on this arm. so we had to isolate her arm from another moment in time and build a fake arm and animate it. and then drop it in. in its own little spot, so we could get the performance we needed. >> with the effect complete, kyle sends the finished video to the cast and crew. >> even though i knew what was going to happen, i didn't know it was going to look that good. >> when i saw it, it took my breath away. >> i was blown away. >> my mouth dropped. >> it was so real. >> even worse, it was me, it was me that i was seeing. rachel! >> satisfied with the response, kyle launches "exhibit b-5" online. >> hey, sheri here. >> to add to the mystery, he releases it under a fake youtube account name, claudia mckinney. >> we invented claudia mckinney. then her story was that her dad used to be a judge and that she was taking court evidence and putting it up on youtube. >> but "exhibit b-5" doesn't catch on right away. >> how's that?

i am zane greshim on behalf of eop. eop has transformed the building to the jewel of san francisco. from out sick, adequate parking was recognized as essential. therefore, when eop entered into the lease they insisted on a parking agreement, insuring they would have 150 dedicated parking spaces for the oferry building. the project proposed by the port in san francisco waterfront partners is inconsistent, and the proposed plan is inadequate and does not comply with seqa, a few of the major deficiencies. i am clear -- due to numerous changes made to the project by the project sponsor come inaccurate statements about the parking agreement and obligations of the port and the rights. transportation analyses based on outdated and incomplete traffic and parking data resulted in a failure to disclose, parking and transportation impacts. during construction and after completion. ignoring the project significant traffic and air quality impacts during the america's cup, and the virtual passant -- absence of analysis despite the obvious environmental impacts, particularly in an era of global wa

. >> reporter: quick tests derldz the powder was not zane -- determined the powder was not dangerous. not dangerous but as in the other schools, disruptive. the f.b.i. has the lead in the investigation better prepared now than when d.c. was first hit in 2001. >> i think it's probably a night and day difference. the f.b.i. has the benefit of having mounted the learning curve not only of the anthrax letter attacks in 2001 but the thousands of hoax letters that have come both before and after the anthrax attacks. >> reporter: gary nurenberg, 9news now. >> f.b.i. is investigating four incidents here in the d.c. area just since monday. >>> seven people including four anne arundel county firefighters were taken to the hospital after an accident in glen bernie. it happened around 7:30 last night near route 648. the firefighters were responding to an apartment fire when their truck collided with a car. four were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. three people in the car were hurt as well. two are at baltimore shock trauma with serious but nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> d.c. police

i assumed that everyone would be gung-ho zane that pain manny is our man, but you will hear in these sound bites that there are some mixed feelings. take a listen. >> anything that can improve the 49ers is a great thing. >> it would be awesome to watch and hear in the bay area but i think that denver will ran out. >> even alex smith would have to go down to eight manny. stays within the the salary cap. as long as it does not hurt the team over all. this has will >> i think that they should stick with smith. >> interestingly enough, i have across one-man half loss who say the 49ers should stick with alex smith. >>jaqueline: the rain is coming down and you can see that we have plenty of yellowwoods indicates moderate-heavy rain. pretty decent rainfall rates. about a half an inch per hour. near fairfield we are seeing about the same. >>jaqueline: and half moon bay, they're getting heavy rain right now, one-third of an inch of rain in that spot. in south san francisco, a quarter of an inch of rain per hour. the wide picture of what is going on, right now there's plenty of moisture stream

. >> in this region most people think of erascon, zane, but you kind of quietly have moved into a very position to go internationally. >> we have had a very low profile, let's put it this way, because our investments were focused on delivering value in the local markets where we operate. so we focus a lot on communicating our brand inside those local markets and dealing with our local partners, etc. and the growth has only happened in the past four years. we focused on large, high growth markets rather than smaller, multiple transactions. so we've done very few transactions but quite large ones and those transactions have enabled us to create this huge leap in the subscriber base and this significant growth over a period of four years. >> the final question, gossen, is what's next would you say? would you do more acquisitions? do you have the capital to move into more high growth markets? >> today the market is effectively a buyer's market. if we were to expand and conduct another transaction this year or next year, it would be a place that compliments our current portfolio, that creat

the chief had apologized for offering an explanation but not a delay in the response to the crime zane. oakley who agreed to make the changes says he felt startled and intimidated. >> i couldn't sleep. kept staring out the window and my wife and i were talking about this is what it might be like for people in other countries that don't get the protections we do here. >> it was obvious a very significant error in judgment and i put doug in an awkward position. really shouldn't have done that. what i'm doing is i'm completely falling on my sword because i am simply in the wrong. >> chief meehan told us he called and personally apologized to oakley and the chief is calling the whole ordeal a learning experience. >> i should have just taken a deep breath, relaxed a little bit and waited for the morning. i did send doug also an e-mail later in the day saying this is my fault. this is my error. >> reporter: monte francis, "today in the bay." >> the reporter says he's ready to move on from this, but it's unclear whether other city leaders will be able to move on from it as well. the city mana

talk more about this in a few minutes with zane vergy who is live in london. >>> how important is thease before the supreme court this morning? so big that people camped out in front of court all weekend. wind, rain, heavy pollen could not keep them away. we will talk to one woman who has been on the sidewalk since friday. >>> an atlanta newspaper says the cheating scandal that hit local schools may actually be a national problem. we will tell about it later. >>> rick santorum lose his cool with a reporter on the campaign trail. we will tell you what the reporter asked, plus santorum's testy response. i'm walt gale, i worked at the colorado springs mail processing plant for 22 years. we processed on a given day about a million pieces of mail. checks, newspapers, bills. a lot of people get their medications only through the mail. small businesses depend on this processing plant. they want to shut down 3000 post offices, cut 100,000 jobs. they're gonna be putting people out of work everywhere. the american people depend on the postal service. 14 clubs. that's what they tell us a legal g