you see amelia, like shawn kiernan, has ptsd. in her case, she was a firsthand witness to an attempted murder of a close friend. >> i felt like i couldn't breathe. i felt panic. i felt just very afraid. >> you didn't expect you'd have this sort of reaction to it. >> no, no. >> a reaction that turned her into a hermit, sheltered in her house, her bed, absent from her life as a wife and a mother. >> i felt like my mind was being held hostage. >> were you suicidal? >> i can't say i didn't feel that way. >> like so many we've heard from before, the potent drugs prescribed for her didn't help. >> that's how i came across the cannabis because i felt like i had tried so many things to no avail. >> church raised and home schooled, amelia was taught that marijuana was evil. >> what do you have that helps just like during the day for anxiety? >> but now she decided it was necessary. she joined dr. gruber's study knowing they'd monitor her progress, and it gave her the confidence to buy and try cannabis for the first time in the fall of 201

singing sensation shawn mendes here live this morning. >>> and shawn mendes with a selfie stick. we just heard a scream from outside the minute he walked out there. the fans have been lining up all night long to see the 16-year-old sensation. everybody loving that shot. maybe have to bring in extra security this morning. shawn pulls them in. >> i mean, it's really incredible when you see that. when i walked in this morning, i was like, oh, there you go. crowds around the block. >>> a lot of excitement for "star wars," as well. michael has been in training as a jedi. there he is. you see strahan with the light saber. right out in times square. sara haines was at the huge gathering of "star wars" fans in california. there she is with r2-d2. her interview with the director and the producer of the film. we just love r2-d2. >> i understand, sara. so lovable. too bad no arms to hug you back. >>> it's friday, a new edition of "shark tank your life." damon john judging who got the passion for fashion. will he fight for one of their ideas? i've seen one of them. it's very clever. so i'm l

. >> an officer is bringing shawn a watch. and everything had to stop. >>> and later -- >> i had been to elmer's, just walking around a shopping center, waiting for my next victim. >> one of our most chilling interviews, explores the mind of a serial rapist. >>> "lockup" has been documenting life in some of america's most hard-core maximum security prisons since the year 2000. in 2009 we went behind the walls of prisons overseas for the first time on "lockup: world tour." we discovered that while many of the challenges facing these prisons were the same, the differences were startling. that was especially true when we visited prisons in belgium. among other things, we learned that when an inmate escapes from a belgian prison, authorities will try to catch him, but not charge him with an additional crime. >> the law that says the effect of escaping is not a crime. but they can do another crime. for example, if they escape with their prison clothes, keeping the prison clothes is a crime. unless they send the clothes back. and in

we know when la shawn mccoy will make his return. these birds seem like primetime super stars. >> the nfl loves the eagles. they will be in five primetime games this season. the birds al don't have to fly as much this season. last year they logged over 17,000 miles. this year less than 7,000. here is the schedule. the season starts on the road in atlanta, monday night football at 7:00. first game with the division champs, the cowboys. then the jets and the jets are the only team the birds have never lost to. the eagles are 9-0 against them. then head to washington and deshawn jackson. next home to the saints and three straight in primetime. monday night hosting the giants and two in a row on sunday night football on nbc 10 the new home of the eagles. it's at careolina and at dallas with dimarco ware's return. >> wide open. >> reporter: then when the weather gets chillier in november florida invades. miami and tampa bay roll in and the nfl want the birds for thanksgiving again and again on the road. the birds haven't lost in detroit s

i'll try shawn now. this is from shawn lingas. shawn, are you here? all the way in the back. thank you, shawn. did i pronounce your last name correctly? what is it? lingas. so shawn asked how specifically will the nsa contribute intelligence to the nascent cyberthreat intelligence center that the dni is standing up. ctech, it's referred to by its acronyms, the cyberthreat intelligence center. ctic is designed to act, if you will, as a kind of central analytic hub for intelligence on cyber that has been generated across the federal government, across the intelligence structure. and the kind of act, if you will, as a one-stop shop much as nctc, the national counterterrorism center has overall responsibility for bringing together all the efforts of the intelligence community and the ct or counterterrorism mission set. ctic will dot same thing. as u.s. cybercommand i'm going to be one of the primary beneficiaries, if you will of ctic's output, which is a positive. justin duncan asked -- justin are you here? all right, justin. justin asks is there any effort under way to leverage

let's go to dusseldorf to my colleague, pamela brown, and also shawn pernicky. welcome to both of you. pamela first just on what we're reporting today, i know investigators say they were concerned. they may not have ever been able to find that second black box, and now they have it. what else are they hoping to learn from it? >> well quite frankly, brooke i think the most crucial clues as to what happened in those final moments have already been revealed. we know from the cockpit voice recorder and now from these initial findings from the flight data recorder that andreas lubitz engaged auto pilot, had it foe gowngo down to 100 feet and also sped it up so there you go. that backs up what we heard from the french prosecutor that this was a voluntary action and it was deliberate. brooke it alsot lubitz' actions were premeditated. >> shawn, you're the pilot. i want you to explain to me here if the black box is telling investigators, as pamela was reporting, that this co-pilot was adjusting the auto pilot to increase the speed as it was going down but we also heard

shawn's property i think we conclude our statement thank you very much. >> one moment please. yes. >> the appellant had a legal council at one time. >>. i'm sorry. >> >> the appellant had an attorney representing him at one time. >> mr. shane is individual he can't afford a legal council that's why i'm standing here my i'll. >> there's something in the brief about the acceptance of the permit and siding. >> mr. shane was not sure he retained council if i may; right? >> and so that letter is about did that reflect his current wishes. >> not his current wishes. >> okay. thank you we can hear from the permit holder no

we want to welcome shawn matthews, ceo of cantor fitzgerald. shawn, want to talk about markets and volatility but on the news of the day with ge as one of the largest, independent financial services companies, i'm curious to hear what you think of ge's move to get out of the business. >> i think people are going back to core competencies. ge makes great products but a finance company when they thought earnings power was there earnings power not as significant as it was in the past. they go back to core competency which is great for us more opportunities to build out our franchise and get into the origination side on asset based alignment. >> shawn, arguably, it was a core competency the seventh largest bank, still, i think, in this country by size. they were the seventh in the world, if memory serves me correctly. there's an issue here about shadow banking, they want to exit because it's not the business it was. you from notes are looking to expand into shadow banking. why the different approach? >> shadow banking, it's not a bad word. we are t

. ♪ >> band members nate morris, juanate morris and shawn stockman say they have done a lot of growing in their years together. >> with age you gain wisdom on how to do all things. you know when i'm saying? we're more in tune to our vocal ability. more in tune to trying to stay alive. all of those things play a big part in getting better. >> what are you doing to keep your vocal integrity. i think one thing is clear, when you think boyz ii men, you think vocals. >> i think the thing is we never stop singing. once we make a album, we don't go home and sit down. we have been literally singing and touring since we were 17, 18, 19 years old. the voice is like a muscle, the more exercise you get, the better it operate for you. that's all we know. ♪ ♪ >> clearly, you guys are the greatest r and b group of all time. what's your gut feel right now of what's going on with r and b today? smile' just say that r and b is not dead. you know, there are some artists out there that are trying to maintain the integrity of it. it's not just up of the to the artists. it's up to radio. it's up to the

for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric. hillary clinton under a hot media microscope as more follow-up reporting emerges from the explosive new book "clinton cash." she's accused of doing favors while secretary of state for donors to help her family's charitable foundation or for companies that hired her husband for lucrative speaking engagements. in some cases, she's being accused of covering up her behavior by failing to disclose the money that was actually received because her e-mail server has been scrubbed. while there's no hard evidence yet of any wrong doing, there's a lot that looks bad. it raises one big question. will this stop hillary clinton from winning the white house? we bring in our panel on that. ed rollins has been a long-time strategist to political and business lieders. judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. and steven moore, visiting fellow for the project of economic growth at the heritage foundation. good to see everybody. thanks for joining us. is this going to get in the way of

shawn henry, thank you so much. appreciate it. coming up next his lawyers say he was there when the murder happens, but that former new england patriots star aaron hernandez did not pull the trigger. our reporter inside the courtroom says he looked confident as the jury gets the case. plus he's an oscar winning actor who not only stars in but directs his latest film. russell crowe will join me live on set to tell me what it was like to be behind the camera for the first time in his important war movie. that's ahead. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound

ok, shawn. in recent testimony before congress, you called for more offensive capabilities. what exactly does that entail? the point i was try to make in my testimony last month was that i believe that a defensive only passive strategy is not in the long run going to deter nationstates and groups and individuals from engaging in some of the behaviors we have seen. from the theft of intellectual property to the destruction of data to the manipulation of data. that returns is an important component for as a nation how we are going to change the dynamic we are dealing with. right now we are reacting. you saw that earlier this week with the administration's announcement of its executive order in which the administration has now authorized the application of sanctions against both individuals, groups, nationstates who engage in offensive cyber behavior. i think that is another could step along the way. i am also a big fan of we should develop a set of offensive capabilities. their application and usage needs to be tightly controlled. that is not a decision i should make. that is

>> shawn, it's alex, can you hear me still? perhaps not indicating the difficulty with communication and transmission in the region as well. i thank you to shawn casey for that of giving us an update. more to reaction to bruce jenner's revelation he is transitioning to a woman. glaad president and ceo sarah kate ellis says by sharing this story bruce jenner has shined a light on what it means to be transgender and live authentically in the face of unimaginable public scrutiny. joining me is sarah kate ellis glaad ceo and president, kimberly reid a transgender filmmaker and with a welcome to both of you, sarah you first, a twitter user tweeted that the love and support bruce jenner is getting on social media is, quote, making me feel more comfortable in my own skin as i go through my own transition. can you elaborate more on the magnitude of bruce jenner coming out this way, both for him and the impact it's had on society? today people woke up in a country that was a little bit different. especially for the transgender community

lieutenant shawn mcfarland will be the ceremony and we'll be standing by for that. >> by the way shawn manning coming up at 7:15 eastern. >>> meanwhile here's an exclusive. we figured out how the republicans are going to start running against hillary clinton. and you know what while she was way ahead in the polls we've got news about her fading. but first, here's an ad that's going to rollout later today from the rnc. it's called stop hillary. >> please join me hillary rodham clinton. >> hillary clinton has explaining to do. >> used her personal e-mail account. >> wanted to reset relations are russia. >> not working out well. >> catastrophic move for hillary clinton. >> millions of dollars of foreign governments. >> sniper fire. >> it was a lie. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> this is par for the course for the clintons. they're always a little bit secretive. >> probably one of the most effective ads out there right now reflective of recent polling where people's trust has been dropping when it comes to hillary clinton. and you see what they mention there. catastrophi

police officer shawn collier shooting him three times in the head and a failed attempt to take his service weapon. tsarnaev borrowed that weapon. it was the same gun used to car jack and terrorize a chinese national who escaped calling 911 as the brothers drove his mercedes suv to watertown. there they engaged with police in a firefight. an officer nearly dying after getting hit by the bullet in the chaos. in boston the jury is holding tsarnaev, the lone suspect responsible for all of it. we know why he it it all, to punish muslims. tsarnaev left a note in the boat where he was captured that reads in part, stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. >> it's not something that you'll ever be over. you know you'll feel it forever. there will always be something that brings it back to the forefront. >> no matter if he gets the death penalty or life in prison, our lives are forever changed regardless of what happens to him. i want him to know that what he tried to destroy he made stronger. >> to be honest, there's not a good enough punishment for him. he's an evil person. he's a real co

. >> officer shawn collier is killed. surveillance cameras catch two men walking toward his squad car, then taking off less than three minutes later. a student riding by on a bicycle will place dzhokhar at the scene of the crime. tamerlan confesses to the murder and the bombings after carjacking a chinese grad student. he testifies tamerlan says you know who did it? i did it. held at gunpoint and forced to hand over his atm, dzhokhar withdraws money from his account. he makes his getaway when the brothers stop for gas. dzhokhar is inside stocking up on snacks. ming narrowly escapes tamerlan's grip running for his life. the manhunt intensifies. police use a safety feature, the gps inside the mercedes, to track the brothers down. in watertown there's a firefight. the brothers hurling pipe bombs and pressure cooker bombs. at least 56 shots are fired from the nine millimeter hand gun used to kill officer shawn collier. police fire at least 210 shots. tamerlan dies after his brother drives the mercedes over his body. a day lat

here's what he said in an interview with shawn hannity. >> i stand by this law. the law doesn't need to be fixed, we need to fix the perception. this law does not give anyone a license to discriminate. it's simply a balancing test that's used in our kourts it's been used in the federal courts for more than 20 years. what we're contemplating today was that the legislature would send me a bill that simply makes it clear what was always -- is always the truth about this bill that makes it clear that this law does not give businesses the right to deny services to anyone. >> rosa the governor wants clarity, not change. what does that mean? >> you know carol, before i get into that let me just tell you what's going on right now as we speak inside the capital. so i just talked to the speaker of the house. he tells me that they're expecting for that language that will provide clarity tomorrow morning. he also tells me that he is meeting with the governor today. now my producer is inside the capital right now and tells me that he just walked in to the governor's office. s

>> eric shawn, thanks very much. more now senator johnny isaisakson. you said she will have to answer questions regarding benghazi. what exactly are you looking to learn? >> well why the state department didn't respond quickly as they should have, why these four individuals lost their life without any defense why the attack was blamed publicly on a video and not blamed on what exactly happened. there's a lot of uncertainty around benghazi and the people deserve the right answers they deserve the truth and the families of those who lost their lives deserve the peace to know so. >> we certainly have not heard much from hillary on this. why do you think it's such a soft announcement? everyone's expecting her to run for president. she's apparently going to be fweeting it from her campaign headquarters and then heading to iowa. what is your sense of this announcement we're waiting on? >> i'm got really a strategist so it's just a personal opinion. i would think when somebody has 100% name i.d. and probably 100% feeling positive or negative about her she doe

. >> i see poor shawn struggling to get a close look. >> pulled pork grilled cheese, shawn, you just earned yourself a sandwich. can i try. tell us why this organization and this dining out for life is so important for us. >> well, it is an organization to believe that i think it is really what we need to do to make it preventive. aid is still an epidemic andto be addressed. >> all you have to do is go he tout eat, all right that is very latest live, i will take a bite as i end is it back to you in the studio. this looks delicious. >> boy, it does. >> look at that cheese. >> look the at the cheese. >> thanks, nicole, real lady like good be that way thanks, nicole. >> ♪ what is the the word ♪ >> word is first lady michelle obama is getting a special send off to a good friend tonight. >> she's saying good bye to david letterman. it will be mrs. obama a's fifth and final appearance the late show. most of the appearances did come in 2012. letterman has a string of famous guest ahead of his retirement next month. catch late show tonight on cbs-3 right here after "eyewitness news" at 1

shawn catorea tie the at 2. it goes to shootout. that is issue once again today for flyers. christopherry beats ray emorry. back home tomorrow toovrn face the penguins, sixers in north carolina tonight as well. ner lens noel misses most with a cut on right eyelid. up one, gerld henderson from episcopal academy. one last shot. i is schmidt for the win? no. >> one win shy of last season. only a handful of games including tomorrow in new york against the chef. shave he back to you. >> thank you timely tonight who said cats and dogs don't get along. meet chihuahua lucy lieu who is taking over moreing duties for two kindy kittens. lucy's owner is vet tag that intended to bottle field abandoned 10 day old kitten until they could eat on their own. before having a chance lucy lou stepped open in. her owner cares for them, cuddles them and grooms them turning the whole notion up fighting like cats and dogs, right on its head. >> caught. >> castle is coming up next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning with eva pilgrim, nydia han and chris sowers. now for wa

people ancillary contract that the city has deemed post for is determinations with that i'd like to ask shawn with the transbay project manager to talk about the something to the effect design and is deal terms and development agreement he'll be joined by is architecture team and councilmember alvarez i'm the project manager for transbay since is end of january it is a privilege to be before this commission i'm excited to be part of is transbay project and fortunate is first project is a high quality project in block 8 we're before you today to obtain our approval for is scenic designs for block 8 i'd like to represent the representatives who are here we have bill who's the chairman go ahead and stand is chairman with related california we have don falk with the tenderloin development corporation and jason long how is the principle with the lead architect o m a. >> did it go? >> it's not going. >> for the agenda today, we have a general overview to begin with and scenic designs scenic designs will be broken into two parts i'll start out then is developer architect will give a presentation and

. >>> from america's news headquarters, i'm eric shawn. here are stories making headlines at this hour. sadly, isis strikes again, against christians releasing another gruesome video, claiming to show the slaughter of two different groups of ethiopian christians who were captured in libyans. that video then switches between footage of one group of captives being shot dead, the other group being beheaded on a beach just as they did to the egyptian christians two months ago. >>> meantime, off the coast of libya, a major rescue operation is now under way after a boat carrying an estimated 700 migrants capsizes. 24 people so far are confirmed dead. hundreds remain missing. italy's coast guard says the ship may have capsized because migrants rushed to one side when they saw a cargo ship coming to its aid. >>> i'll be back at noon eastern with more news and "the doctor" as always at 12:30 eastern, two hours from now. for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thanks, eric. hillary clinton rolling out her much-antici

shawn and ryan are in critical it he children's hospital in philadelphia. their praerpts at another hospital in stable condition. officials say a local branch of terminex is to blame. >> well there's much more to come on "action news" tonight the dirty side of a booming city. how a philadelphia councilman wants to crack down on contractors who dumped their debris in unsuspecting communities. and a police chase ends in crash for motorcyclist in montgomery county and tomorrow is the phillies hope-opener and we're learning who might be in the starting lineup. jeff skversky has the story in sports. melissa magee is also coming up one weather. we're back in a >> a motorcyclist was seriously injured overnight when he crashed at a police chase that started 12:30 a.m. when a straight trooper tried to pull a driver open on the roosevelt boulevard. he sped away on the blue route. that came to end when the motorcyclist lost control at chemical road. he was rushed to the hospital and now faces numerous charges. fire crews had their hands full this morning battling a tr

. >> though it doesn't look like they'll need it warriors' fan shawn doolittle offered up his services as only doo can do. and it's going to be a celebratory night at at&t park as the giants receive their rings for winning their third world series championship in the last five years. full highlights of that celebration later tonight. one other note jake peavy has been placed on the disabled list. andrew has been called up to fill his spot on the roster. >> all right. we'll be watching that. kate, thanks for the details. good to see steph curry in his finest moments. >>> we want to get one final look at the forecast. it's beautiful. >> as you look at the east bay, thunderstorms are building over the sierra. tomorrow temperaturewise, very similar to today. 60s in san francisco and 70s in san jose. as we head through the beginning of next week temperatures really cool off. even san jose in the 60s approaching wednesday. >> a big change coming that's for sure. thank you all for watching nbc bay area news. coming up next, the pittsburgh penguins face off on the ice. we'll see you after the

i'm eric shawn. >> and i'm arthel neville. joining us is chief of robotic surgery, dr. samadi. >> and dr. marc siegel. he's a columnist at "usa today". >> congratulations. >> well, we are going to start today with a new study showing that americans have fewer types of gut bacteria than people in less developed countries. dr. samadi, it seems like this makes sense. what sort of gut bacteria are you talking about and why do we have less of it? >> we've spoken about this before but it's a very, very important thing. we have in our guts about 100 trillion, 100 trillion bacterias and some people have said that almost 90% of us are bacteria and 10% is human. so this co-existence in our gut is very important. a lot of good bacteria and bad bacteria. that balance, arthel, is very important. once you change that is when we start having a lot of chronic disease. diabetes, colitis. they looked at the u.s. population and compared it to people in new guinea that haven't been exposed to all of the antibiotics wewe have. what they find is the diversity of bacterias in those tribes are

rattner police say shawn moses used his cell phone to film the girls changing in forever 21 and express. >>> and you may find the cell phone video in this next story disturbing. it's from north charleston south carolina. that's where a white police officer is now charged with the murder of a black man who was apparently unarmed. "the new york times" obtained and released this video that shows officer michael slaughter firing eight shots at a man named walter scott as he was running away. we froze the video before scott fell. the shooting came after a traffic stop on saturday in north charleston. officers say the officer shot scott after hitting him with a stun gun. officer slager was charged after authorities saw the video. his family plans to file a lawsuit against the police department. >> i don't think that all police officers are bad cops. but there are some bad ones out there. and i don't want to see anyone get shot down the way that my brother got shot down. >> now the police officer claims that he feared for his life. but the justice department is reviewing the shooting. >>> the

chp officer shawn welcomed me to text and drive. and in this controlled setting we set up a driving course. here's the scenario. i'm leaving work. i'm late. my wife is wondering where i'm at so i will text her as soon as i leave the gates. round one straight away into a right turn at 15 miles an hour. again while texting. >> you knew you were going to knock over all the cones. once you started focusing on your testing it was very obvious. >> reporter: round two same scenario with a twist. he tossed in a cone that i never even saw. >> so you missed the child but you hit everything around. >> there was a flying cone. >> i didn't even see the flying cone. >> reporter: next round another text and another flying cope. >> that teem i did see the cone but i saw it late and there it is. back right wheel underneath. >> reporter: in 2013 3,154 people were killed. >> when we talk to people, everyone admits it effects your drive. >> reporter: and on this day it effected me. final round we straightened out the course and hit the gas a little har

reporter: among them shawn morgan who was here saturday as well, reflecting on a day where hundreds of visitors were all too close to a man with a gun. >> what happened, why it happened, who this person was and what his agenda was coming out here to do it in such a public manner. reporter: and police continue to investigate who this man was and why he did this in the first place. all of this, of course amid-security concerns as congress gets ready to go back to work. from the capitol richard reeve abc7 news. kimberly: cherry blossom festivities are wipeding down on the national mall. but look at the traffic cam footage from earlier on 395 right around 4:30 in the afternoon, just an absolute crush of people leaving after seeing those blossoms. certainly nightmare getting in and out of town but eileen, for anywhere there what a perfect day to be outside. >> oh, it was absolutely phenomenal today. and it still is as of 6:30, temperatures are in the upper 60's to around 70. let me get you to numbers across the board -- 69 reagan national. 64 gaithersburg, 72 in manassas, culpepper and a li

he traded for the safety shawn golston. he can hit outside the rules if you ask the league, fined a few times. he hired a tackling coach in 2014. he broke in with the 49ers, hence the tie with scot mccloughlan, two time pro bowlers with the 49ers when they made those super bowl run. in 2012 he accumulated $250,000 worth of fines, more than any other player during that time. he's a hitter, but he also recorded six picks in 2011, so a bit of a ball hog. >>> tiger woods just made the masters watchable, topper. the star of the pga tour says he'll play after sitting out the past nine weeks with a bad back. woods reportedly fired 74 during a practice round today but he's only entered two tournament and completed just 47 holes of competitive golf this year. >>> gearing up for opening day nats versus the mets on monday, 4:00, debut of mad max scherzer. watch that game right here on wusa9. >> tiger shot 74. if topper shot 74, that would be great. >> that shows you where tiger is. >> they'll be out there for the nats game on monday,

in a statement they said: former nfl defensive back and current lead plaintiff shawn wooden gave this statement, quote: payments won't be made until all appeals are heard, so it may be months or years before the nfl actually pays on this settlement. >>> a new study finds more americans than ever are at risk of earthquakes. some 143 million people in the u.s. and puerto rico are living in quake zones. 28 million of them are in danger of strong shaking. researchers say the record numbers are thanks to a population hike in hot zones along the west coast. >>> a suburb of detroit has been dubbed the dirtiest zip code in michigan. five power plants refineries and factories cause poor air quality, and people who live there are suffering the effects. bisi onile-ere reports. >> reporter: it's the most pal looted zip code in michigan. the suburb is home to several industry power plants and refineries. the area also has some of the highest asthma rates in the state. it's a story we first reported last month, when hundreds of residents packed a town hal meeting. we recently caught up with elizabe

time to deal with tony hall and the political demands were put on the commission by power to go on and shawn was able to evade a challenger when people with power ask the commission to hub to they find the resources when this measure was repealed 5 years ago there was not a matter of can the staff handle this you opened the barn doors a new the animals have skieptd in the keep so when we hear there's not enough resources take the resource and give to the definitely city attorney's office to approve and this is the lowest of allowing low low hanging fruit is where you're standing is it is there because you had not do what you're supposed to do as well the commission needs to take the pole in stride to deal with when the addresses this government is for sale you buy the government the rolls are changed in our favor i get to make a lot of money for san franciscans that's why you have the power to put measures on the ballot we need you to do this this year. >> is there any public comment? in view the fact not a full commission i'll go back to the original agenda and item number 3 is discussion a

and joining is shawn henry who is a top fbi official who is in charge of the bureau's investigation of the cyber crime. when we say russian hackers is it private individuals working for the russian government or direct employees? >> well, ran dersonanderson in this case they have not come to have direct retribution to russia but often times it is the russian government and although, there are those who are sympathetic to the russian government who might be hacking, and providing the information back to the russian government and maybe hackers who are hacking on behalf of themselves, but the russian government is monitoring their communication, and so they are benefiting from the efforts of the hackers, and so there is a range of potential of group or groups that might have been behind this kind of attack. >> and in terms of the countries who have the greatest capabilities in this i am told that it is russia, china, and obviously, i guess to a lesser extent north korea and iran? >> yes, dozens of government agencies that have capabilities that are very, very sophisticated. russia russia

. >>> shawn simons and avarao avarao yanos survived a fire. yesterday they talked with seniors from overbrook and linden walsh high school and they shared a video called after the fire. they admitted that they felt the fire drill was a prank. >> we want to bring a purpose to why that happened to us. we don't want it to affect anybody ever again. we don't want somebody to endure the pain that we went through. >> the two students you see here were charged with setting that fire. joseph lapore and shaun ryan said they were celebrating a basketball strict try and lit a banner on fire and it quickly spread. >>> nfl star devon still is taking action. he spoke at a conference yesterday. devon's 4-year-old daughter leah, her cancer legally went into remission. still says he wants more young people to become involved in the next generation of cancer researchers. >> i just want to instill in them not to give up. there are so many people out here depending on them, like my daughter. >> still and his friends in the nfl have helped raise millions of dollar

. >> i'm eric shawn, of course happy easter and passover. top in the news think hour criticism over differences now in what both sides agreed to in the nuclear deals with iran. and major allies in the u.s. voicing skeptdcism as the obama administration is standing fast. >>> thousands of faithful braving the elements in st. peter's square as pope francis delivers easter mass. the message, giving sri

going to be contributed significant amount, in fact, i think that is $25 million for the core itself shawn and i want to say a gesture of appreciation to the millennium partners to compliment what the community and what the brooufts has been working towards for many, many years it's not easy anyone that studies this effort about actual off the bat it is around for a number of years thing for strong steady leadership we're able to be here and the board of supervisors through commissioner avalos and supervisor campos and supervisor mike wasserman and so many others are been consistently wanting to make sure it gets done and it shouldn't be a surprise to have developers that want to get it done as well they see this as a tremendous asset so i have a joke also, because this is one of the inexpensive leases i'm signing a dollars a year for 99 years you you know given the accept of real estate in the city you've got to appreciate that that's the eir i didn't have all eir i didn't see (clapping) but we were beginning to get a glimpse and today, the glimpse is we'll elsewhere have a smithsonian me

he brought a lot of folks together i see people from the community services asia the hope lions and shawn h s a and over the course supervisor campos office coalition for homelessness and to make sure we're providing the serviced we haven't traditionally provided in the shelter i respect there to get my placement and thought when i saw it that night if you were disabled or a boyfriend i didn't want to leave midnight the shelter or a friend in the - all of the things addressed in the pilot program i'm excited about the trust we're going to begin to build i'm thankfully for everybody making this a reality. >> i want to call out the members of the hope team for all mohammed i 120e8 st. sam from the public housing i'm going to acknowledge dee 1k34i6rd and chris teen that does amazing work everybody loves christine and another community lalia son and we have brought on board the director of the navigation center someone that was involved in opening the myths neighborhood center and went on to go back east to school work no new york city and coming to making sure it is working this is julie led

. >> reporter: shawn rogers is the region until director. he lives in stockton and patrols the streets there. >> stockton as you know, just like san jose, had a police force low in numbers. and we were actually able to help the police department and patrol the streets. and just get a sense of the security. hi, how are you doing? >> reporter: the group maintains the presence of men in uniform watching is itself a crime deterrent. they have walked these sidewalks in the past. >> it is a safe place. >> reporter: but people didn't think they were always effective. >> they are the best weapons in san jose. >> neither do the police. >> reporter: while not in black and white cruisers, these men are keeping a close eye on the city. >> san jose really needs this right now. >> reporter: members of the guardian angels say tonight was as much about recruitment and beefing up their numbers as it was about safety on the streets of san jose. once they have more numbers, the streets will be safer, andria borba, kpix5. >>> oakland is getting new police offic

to make sure that people provide responsible hospitality and there's a looefd that's why you heard shawn describe his work with the police department our work is not to go after unpermitted underground events we care about them but it is not our job to run around and play cat and mouse. >> but the compliments come into him. >> they certainly do we work with other agencies that have more to do do with this to try to bring them into compliances or make them clear about the rules that's where i feel like our resources need to end. >> why is it you're using the city attorney rather than issuing the citation. >> those are code compliance problems. >> we have to get a cu or. >> it's not a permit violation. >> okay. great. >> any other questions for our inspectors if not opening it up for public comment any public comment on the crazy things happening in the city all right. in public comment we'll move on to item 5 we have a guest to discuss that i'm going to turn it over to director cane a to introduce this to the commissioners. >> good evening i've been talking about this in a vague terms for

the last man suspected of killing shawn taylor has pleaded guilty. timmy brown will spend eight years under the plea deal he suspected today. the 23-year-old was one of five men in florida who burglarized taylor's home in 2007, but the star safety confronted them with a machete and was shot. the trigger man got 60 years. >>> a teenager from vienna who has been in a coma since february was transferred today from inova fairfax hospital to johns hopkins to begin the long process of rehab. the mother of 16-year-old justin lee said her son has been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis that's affecting his brain stem and spinal cord. how he got it is still a mystery. the cdc has gotten reports of 115 children in 34 states with the same virus and only two of them have fully recovered. >>> now to ashburn where classmates and friends of a broad run high school student are remembering 18-year-old madison small. madison got sick suddenly on monday, went to the hospital and passed away tuesday. the northern virginia district of the chief medical examiner's offi

. >> shawn says his department is making progress, he says he uses the traffic stop information to compare different squads and police officers against the department average to detect tendencies and areas that need improvement. >>> police officials in arizona are defending an officer's actions to deliberately crash his patrol car into a man carrying a rifle. this is dash cam video of the february 19th incident. we are not going to show the man being hit but as a warning the video is graphic. officers were following a 36- year-old after they say he committed a series of crimes that day, including stealing a rifle from wal-mart. he was walking down a residential street firing the gun when the officer hit him with his car. the chief of police says he was headed towards a crowded business area and the officer probably saved lives. he is facing more than a dozen charges. >> only 19 and a half hours, to file your taxes, 13% of taxpayers put off the task until the last minute. and another 12% of filers asking for an extension or submit their returns late. the irs says the vast majority are filin

shawn livingston finds draymond green down low. he had a career high of 20 points in the first half. later in the quarter, klay thompson for the three. 60-47 warriors at that point. thompson had 25 point ins the game. curry gets into the paint in the third quarter and slips. pass over to harrison barnes who finishes with the dunk. the warriors up 74-60. they led as much as 24, but just like the warriors on thursday, new orleans comes back. the pelicans go on 18-7 run. but out of a time-out, steph curry gets davis to bite on the pump fake and hits the jumper. pushing the lead to 12. the warriors win 109-98 to sweep the series that coach steve kerr said was anything but easy. >> first three games came down to the wire and tonight was our best effort of the series. i'm very pleased with the effort and i'm very pleased that i don't have to see anthony davis until november at the earliest. [ laughter ] >> playing against steph, man, it is not fair at times. some of the shots he hits. our guys fought and played hard. they will say it is

police responded and say they found 36 year-old shawn clyde stabbing his five five-year old father. when clyde refused to drop the kitchen knife officers shot him. the suspect's mother also had stab wound. there is in word on the conditions of all three at the this point. >>> a 16 year-old captured on surveillance video punching a 60 year-old man has surrendered now to police. take a look here at this video, the the victim was knock you been conscious at septa ease 15th and market station on monday. police say altercation started when the victim accidentally stepped on a man's foot trying to make his way on the el train. victim suffered a broken jaw and received stitches to his face. >>> great timing for officers patrolling in philadelphia as they nabbed 22 year old dominic fielder wanted for nine different robberies. police say on tuesday officers passed le veil's pizza on the 5600 block of west girard avenue when they noticed people inside with their hand up. they turned around and saw felder leaving the pizza shop. he was a arrested with a bee-bee gun and money on him at the time