the former gm of sanitary district. >> first three counts deal with misappropriation of public funds and embezzlement by a public employee of funds. >> the other charges include money laundering and there's a warrant out for richard's arrest. authorities say they do not know where he is and court papers say he is missing. the former g.m. got a $350,000 loan from his employer for housing. it was supposed to be paid back at 3.1% interest. richards used the money to pay bills and student loans, took out money while on a european vacation and got cashier's checks payable to himself. >> that's a misuse of public funds, and public funds, particularly these days, need to be watched and marshaled and very carefully. >> in late june of 2012, richards didn't show up for work. in july, he sent an e-mail saying he was resigning. employees feel betrayed by richards and one told us over the phone, they feel tarnished and dirty. >> embezzlement and fraud in the public agency workplace. it's fairly common in california. >> frank edgar is a president. the initial deal with richards was made before ed

while its rival led the market, gm, thanks to chinese buyers loving buicks. they began investing in china and now they generate 11% of ford's global sales with "the focus" leading the way. >> they have the focus being announced as the number one selling vehicle in the world and the number one selling vehicle in china. what a proof point about the ford strategy. >> while ford is surging in china. it is still barely a blip in the rear view mirror of the market leaders. >> the dominant players here are of course volkswagen, and hyundai is a story as well in terms of how well they have done. so ford is still behind but coming on strong. >> the running hot in the world's hottest auto market. where buyers are embracing the blue oval. >> in many ways china is 50 to 60 years behind us in that they have a large growing middle class in their country and it is a sweet spot for companies like ford and general motors. >> they will turn in their bicycles for cars. >> yes, ma'am, they are. and a lot of them. >> our series from china starts tomorrow. >> from expansion on the

i worked for rec and park and after school funds and under gm burns and robinson and i was told as an employee we're there to serve the public. our petty disagreements with somebody doesn't quiz qualify them from participating in this. >> >> and it's like me getting an argument and you can't come to my park. sometimes we can disagree and have intelligent conversations. we don't have to take it out on the kids. give me 10 more seconds. i came here to head off. we talked at supervisor chu's office and come here and go in peace and try to make something happen here. that's what i am here for. i would love to entertain a discussion with the commissioners to come to a resolution to this problem. put the kids first. >> thank you. >> richard fong. >> i don't want to get in the way of all of you and your appetite getting close to the dinner hour, but i just wanted to make more comments about animal control welfare. they're dealing with the issue of licensing, dog walkers, and when there was bob palaceo as commissioner and [inaudible] was here, the acting superintendent, a big fellow quite a w

there's no recall for gm or bmw. >>> google is thinking ahead, way ahead, until your death. the search engine giant has launched a tool that let's you decide what to happen with your google e-mail and photo accounts when you no longer need them. just go to the inactive account manager and choose where you want your data to be deleted after three, six, 12 months after inactivity and allow your accounts to let them know that you are no longer using your data. >>> the first of u.s. sports to partner with you can play. it's a project that hopes to end home f ho homo phobia. hockey is for everyone, which is their motto. thus far, no active player on any major american sports team has been openly gay. >>> when we come back, how some veterans are getting some jobs in the bay area. >>> hiring our heroes. it's a project by nbc universal designed to help veterans land civilian jobs. that effort included a job fair across the kourcountry today, including one in san jose. marianne favro is joining us. marianne? >> reporter: they certainly did, raj. more than 200 vets came here to the am

. >> that didn't bother me, christian thinks they have a moral obligation, does gm have a moral obligation to detroit before they pulled out? did merck, does merck have some moral obligation there? you seem to think there's a rule that they need to provide their shareholders and then do some public good. that's never worked for crying out loud. if there is he' a law that they need to abide by, they do it, otherwise they maximize profits to the shareholder and that's how the free market system is supposed to work. >> and guys. >> the government regulation-- >> got to leave it there, you guys. maybe next time they'll think better before they hand out money. christian, good to see you, sir. >> good to see you all. >> tracy: and it's what everybody says you need to own. you see it everywhere, one of these guys says he's running from it. and how you can profit from it. # # >> predictions, gary b. >> and xlf for a 30% gain in 2014. >>

comments now from the newest 49er in the gm. >> it's an honor. they traded up to get me. i'm very fortunate to be on such a good d fence. there are a ton of guys that can go and learn from. i just can't wait to get to california to get to work. >> he's a prototype safety in terms of size. you know, he's got good length, long arms, 6'1" plus, 210 pounds. he's got the height, weight, speed that we were looking for at the position. he's smart. he's tough. he's a physical football player. and we really felt he was an all around safety. >> some basketball now. the warriors stef curry sat out practice today. his sprained left ankle was worse than originally thought. he's hopeful he can go tomorrow for game number 3. understatement of the year, they need him in there. and the as starting their series with the orioles. they lost 10-2. but good news, the assess should be back in line up come sunday. that's a look at sports. more news after this. >>> we had one final note tonight. we're losing a key member and a dear friend at nbc bay area. >> for the past eight year, she's been a

>> talk about it in a little while, but another stock up, gm. >> josh brown. >> you are going to see all sorts of expost facto for gold. do not buy something larger that's going on. we don't know what it is. >> i have one more bonus question on gold, on gold. in the break we were talking about how you thought you were going to be selling gold in the morning and buying it back in the afternoon. monday morning what do you do with gold? >> absolutely nothing. 1400 is where i'll start taking a look at it again. we'll have to see what the story is. >> the price to earnings ratio is pretty cheap. >> at nothing. the dividend yield's nice. >> i will admit that gold is the ultimate bubble. >> five away, breaking news here. karen won the street fight on jpmorgan. >> wow. close one. >> thanks a lot. see you monday at five for more "fast." meantime "options action" begins right after this break.

. >> guy, given what you heard from david about japan, are you more skeptical about ford and gm and their competitiveness against the japanese automakers. >> you have to be. >> yeah. >> it certainly appears as the dollar/yen son a trajectory to go north of 105. >> what the japthe japanese aut say we produce the cars here in the united states. >> they might say that. the stocks indicate they're trading in lockstep, specifically toyota motor, i don't know if we have the chart or not. if you look, it's effectively a dollar/yen chart. if toyota does nothing, if they just move sideways in an environment where their currency is weakening, that stock will go higher and potentially to the detriment of gm and ford. out of all the plays we mentioned here, if you do believe the dollar/yen continues that move, i think toyota is very interesting here. >> before you go, david, i have to ask you about housing. you do believe a recovery is in play, as you stated. but the housing stocks themselves are a little bit overvalue at this point. they've seen massive runs. >> they've seen massive runs. you know,

gm and ford are teaming up to work on more fuel efficient transmissions. the systems would go into most of their new vehicles and both companies say they could save millions of dollars which will keep prices competitive, i.e.,, low for us which is good news. >> we like the sound of that. >>> so just how high account markets go? the dow and the s&p both set several new all-time records last week. in less than four months the s&p has already blown past some targets set by the analysts. >>> there's a whole lot of earnings on deck this week. citigroup will kick it off. on friday, heavy weights wells fargo and jpmorgan chase both reported record high profits but lower revenues. >>> with soda sales falling for eight years in a row, investors will closely be watching results for coca-cola and pepsi co. >>> new update on new home construction in march. >>> and new this morning, china reporting its economic growth slowed unexpectedly in the first quarter saying that last year's recovery is losing steam. >>> get this, wrigley field, an historic home of baseball's ch

gm sales were up 6.4% in march, ford up 6% and chrysler 5%. toyota's gains were a little more anemic at just 1%. despite news headlines about the fiscal cliif, sequestration and budget shortfalls, car sales in the first quarter beat expectations. edmunds.com says it is raising its auto sales forecast to 15.5 million cars in 2013. 'i think that there's growth potential to go beyond this year as well. we're still not back to pre-recession levels in terms of the number of sales per driver. we've had driver population grow, but sales have shrunk since the recession and there's still room for growth there." the main reason for zipppy new car sales: pent-up demand after years of economic struggles for consumers. it's a new day for fannie mae. six years after the housing market's collapse, the agency has turned a record profit. fannie raked in $7.6 billion in the fourth quarter, and made $17.2 billion in 2012, while taxpayers took home $11.6 billion in fannie dividends. the ceo of the mortgage giant says he expects earnings to remain strong over the

also the gm was there to see the conditions of the courts, and all can confirm that they're in need of immediate repairs. the project budget as i said is $416,000. the source of funding is from the commissioner's reserve itself of the open space. i will be happy to answer any questions that you have. >> we do

gm caused quite a stir last may when it announced three days before facebook's ipo it was dropping paid ads because they have little impact on consumers. facebook generates more than 80% from revenue in advertising. yahoo! and apple want to deepen their relationship, discussing ideas to expand the amount of content including sports and finance data that comes preloaded on the iphone and ipad. yahoo! is looking at whether it could provide search ad results to apple so it could rely less on rival google. back to you. >> seema mody, thank you very much. >>> christina loren has a look at that forecast. >> look what the wind did to my hair. i let the wind do my hair for me. 4:47. nothing like looking in the mirror and seeing myself for the first time this morning. like likely, you're just waking up, and you're in the same boat. sunny and summer like. temperatures are at 64 degrees at 4:47 in the morning. what that means is that you don't need to start with a sw t sweater, not even a jacket. go right to the short sleeves. oakland will get very close to that 80-degree mark. driving those winds

i think gm is a great company. it has some things to prove over the next few months with its next product launches. but if you want to look for a great company with a stock that i believe is undervalued, that's where i would be looking. >> stephen, great to have you with us. thanks for coming by. stephen ratner of the will let group. give us a trade here. >> the one name i go back is borg warner. exactly what timmy is talking about in superchargers and drive trains. and i think american axle, the top trade when we started the show is interesting as well. i sort of stay away from the automakers. i'm not in love with gm. i heard what steven just said. i think you stay away from the makers. i think you go downstream. >> we love fiat. back to 2009, thing is a company that was essentially given away. i mean chrysler. and i think they actually have an asset here, if you look at the numbers that came out today. chrysler best sales since 2007. the dodge which i know guy was driving in high school is now a cool car. and mor

. >>> and gm will start running ads on facebook. the move come a year after the automaker pulled its ads just three days before facebook's ipo saying they had little impact on consumers. richard, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> elsewhere on the street today, what will the feds say and will the dow hold on to the record high? you know, the fed's march meeting minutes are out at 2:00 p.m. ben bernanke says stimulus will continue into the economy improves, not all fed members are onboard. >>> sea world is about to make a splash with an ipo worth $540 million. >>> your check could be in the mail, checks between $300 and $125,000 will begin going out this friday to about eight in ten borrowers wrongly foreclosed on during the mortgage crisis. loan payments could rise dramatically for millions of college students come july unless congress takes action. the interest rate on government subsidized stafford loans is set to double july 1st. >>> washington debates new gun control measures, one pro gun group is giving away free guns, sort

another sign of strength in auto sectors, gm, ford, and chrysler reporting their strongest march vehicle sales in five years. sales were boosted by gains in the housing market and construction, which pushed pickup truck sales. the securities and exchange commission has entered a new era. federal regulators now say companies can legally use social media to announce news to investors so long as investors are notified ahead of time. the ruling stands from a posting by netflix ceo reed hastings. last year on his facebook page, the company said it had surpassed one billion viewer hours per month at the time. the monthly jobs report, the big kahuna the markets have been waiting for. what does the number tell us about the economy and where we are and the impact it has on your portfolio. joining me right

tesla actually sold more cars in the first quarter of the year than gm sold of the volt or nissan sold of the leaf. that is amazing. tesla, this past weekend, announced they would stop or they would not make the cheapest version of the model s car that they planned to make when it would be $60,000. they decided not to do it because 4% of the people placing orders for the model s actually wanted the cheap one. they wanted the more expensive one. they have turned into the northern california status symbol of choice. it is a weird market to figure out. >> maybe a turn around. you think that financing option they have will make a difference? >> actually, no, i don't. you still have to pay a lot per month. some people on the fence may go for it. >> that is why wall street wasn't very happy. david, thanks. >>> next, actor and san francisco native danny glover, executive producer of "the house i live in" coming to pbs. it is a look at the so-called war on drugs. it won the grand jury prize at the sundance festival. he spoke with kqed's joshua johnson. first a clip from "the house i live in."

its battery-powered model s surpassed sales of gm's chevy volt and nissan's leaf. the company is also making over its service program with an unconditional battery warranty. it's rolling out more service features in the coming weeks to lure hesistant drivers to try switching to electric. still to come, we head to a strawberry farm to hear what agricultural workers are anticipating from landmark immigration legislation. that's later. but first, a revolution is happening in the publishing industry. what it means for the future of literature. that's next. pick a medium, any medium, and it has been turned upside down by the internet and social media. tv, radio, movies, newspapers - book publishing, too, is following a new set of rules. you can read all about it in "ape: author, publisher, entrepreneur," a book written by apple's one-time chief evangelist. he is a consultant and a speaker and author of a dozen books. nothing like talking to guy kawasaki, who is a well-known new york times best-selling author yourself. so, trace the arc for what was once the publishing i

gm still dominates that market. what do you have to do to catch up? >> well, we have to keep working our plan. we've presently got seven plants under construction in asia pacific africa. seven of those are in china, two in india. we had a 30% increase in our share, in the quarter in china. we actually wholesaled more focuses in the region, most of that in china, than we did in either europe or north america. >> china's also on track to be the biggest market for luxury vehicles like bmw, audi, mercedes, very popular. is there a place for the new lincoln to win over buyers of luxury cars in china? >> we think so. we've announced that in 2014 we're going to introduce the brand into china. teams already working to prepare for that. and we do think that we've got the products and we're going to have a consumer brand experience and dealership experience that we think is going to set us apart from others. >> ford shares hitting a speed bump today. they were down slightly, the stock is up almost 3% so far this year. >> ford shares, like a truckload of other s

gm sold 2.36 million cars and trucks around the world in the first three months of 2013. volkswagen sold 2.27 million vehicles during that same time. toyota was in the lead with most cars sold in 2012. rising maintenance costs are making owning a car more expensive. aaa says car expenses are up 2% from last year. the average sedan now requires investment of about $9,000 a year, or 61 cents a mile. higher maintenance fees were the primary reason. the study also looked at fuel, insurance and tire costs. the rally during the last 6 months is still not convincing average investors to dabble in the stock market. in its earnings report, td ameritrade says while profits rose 5%, trading volumes fell 2.4% from a year ago. the online brokerage tells reporters the firm even missed its own expectations as many retail investors remain on the sidelines depsite record highs in the market. still to come, small business solutions: advice for applying for capital when money is tight. that's later with bill moller. but first, charity scams are exploding in the wake of the boston marathon t

. >> reporter: james maderas is forum's gm. before anyone could understand the source of the explosion a second blom bomb blew up directly in front of the restaurant. second explosion happens. what's the first thing you remember? >> i was looking out and there's a mailbox right there and i was looking at the mailbox when it blew up. so i saw the actual -- just the orange fire. just it looked like a huge like firecracker, like an m-80 or something. and you just see it, it blossoms. as loud as the first one was, the second one i don't ever recall hearing it, to be honest with you. i just remember my mouth was full of grit. like all of a sudden for some reason like dirt or dust or something. my mouth was gritty and dirty. you're like oh, my god, is this really happening. and just people are falling. there's glass everywhere. so i was just worried about people falling on the glass. and everybody's running toward the back and people are diving behind couches. and it was just the most anarchic scene i've ever seen. it was just chaos.

ford, chrysler, toyota, gm, and nissan, all reporting strong sales. truck and suv sales especially strong. cnbc's phil lebeau. >> this is not something where the automakers are goosing the market with outrageous incentives. this is people coming into showrooms and saying i need a new car or truck and this is the time to buy. >> reporter: the average car on the road today is more than 11 years old. something else helping the economy, gas prices down 30 cents from a year ago. and while many areas of the country are still struggling with real estate foreclosures, and decreased home equity, the overall housing market seems to be recovering. existing home sales now at their highest pace since 2006. among the cities showing the most improvement, denver. >> in this neighborhood i would expect properties to go under contract within a week. >> reporter: where ty docken is a realtor working one of the hottest areas of the city. >> buyers need to be ready to jump on a property when they find it. if they think about it, that property will be gone. sellers need to

gm, ford and chrysler reporting strongest march sales in five years. boosted by gains in the housing market and construction, pushing pickup truck sales. the securities and exchange commission entered a new era. federal regulators say companies can legally use social media to announce news to investors. so long as investors are notified ahead of time. the ruling stems from a posting by netflix ceo reid hastings. the company said it surpassed 1 billion viewer hours per month at the time. >>> the monthly jobs report, big kahuna the markets have been waiting for, what does the number tell us about the economy, where we are and the impact on your portfolio? joining me to talk that, lakshman achuthan and david kelly's good to you have on the program. >> glad to be here. >> are you surprised at the jobs report friday. 88,000 new jobs created in the month of march. the fewest, the worst report in nine months, well below expectations. >> a little surprised, but specifically, these numbers are never as close as people think. our best model for our payroll e emp

i would like to thank the commissioner that came out with us on march 1 and our gm that came and met with us. we're trying to roll and do this and if you guys can really find it. i know things are rough here in california but we can do this. we have done many more things and bring smiles back to the families in that area. thanks. >> thank you. >> would you like to comment? you're okay. thank you. >> my name is ed steveer. i'm a new resident. my home adjoins -- we're practically neighbors. i am right next door to the parks and rec and those unfamiliar with youngblood coleman. this park was founded by dianne feinstein on the death of two young boys. wasn't gang related. it was an accident because they had no place to play and if no funding is received for the courts, to maintain the trees their deaths and efforts would have gone in vain. i also want to make note that this park is located in a buffer zone between the industrial area and bay view and the residents, and it's the only park to those residents on the hill that provides clean and fresh air, so maintaining the trees is also ve

walki inin ining past the gm. >>> done of crutches. the lakers are done as well. >>> elsewhere in the west, golden state. nuggets-warrior pi nuggets-warriors. stephon curry, hitting from anywhere and everywhere. outside, there. inside, and then, just pulling up from wherever, behind the back, sweet. he had 31 points, five from long range. he's pulling them from wherever. the nuggets had no answer. as a result, they're on the brink of elimination. warriors win 115-1010. a shooting display like what we saw in game two in denver. ridiculous. warriors roll. that will do it for your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti. have great week. >>> a hot time at a soccer game in ohio. the fire burning up the scoreboard. >> the game had to be delayed for about an hour. officials will today to try to figure out what happened. >>> up next in "the pulse been" funny stuff in washington, d.c. >>> closer encounter with a camel. see how this one ends. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to s

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in 2010, gm took our tax dollars and bought amare credit, a subprime lender. autos have come all the way back. that's helping to contribute to the auto sales because four years ago, during the crisis, there was no financing availability. now it's unlimited. >> michael, last word here? >> no, listen, the financing is critical for vehicle sales. in the united states, about three-quarters of every unit sale is based on financing. so a lower percentage of that is going to be subprime. but no question that the downturn was largely triggered by the collapse in available financing for the industry. >> well, you can just see it all coming down. i love that when you can connect one story on the other, the credit boom and the strong auto sales we're seeing. thank you both, michael ward, brian will stay with us. we're going the take a quick break. but coming up, the u.s. government giving the health insurance sector a major shot in the arm. find out more. we'll be right back. zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the

gm and ford are joining forces instead of competing and there are tax breaks out there and we'll get to that in a moment. >> this is what is still on tap -- at 6:25, this is helping to ignite change and libraries across the country. >> cooking your own meals and exercise and are good ways to stay in shape. >> at 6:55, a surprising end to this teardown between a cruise in a guerrilla. a -- a bruise and a guerrilla. >> it is deadline day for filing taxes. they need to be postmarked by midnight and did not, you will need an extension. massachusetts has until tomorrow because today is a state holiday. cinnabon is offering two cinnabites today. general motors and ford will have new transmission lines and cars that will expect -- make new fuel standards. "42"become is the best opening ever for a baseball movie with $27 million. + >> facebook is giving a lesson in privacy. the social network s s teamed up with state attorney general's to educate kids and parents about how to stay safe on the site. they have videos and web pages and there will be a news conference this morning at national ha

in the building where gm engineers designed the first corvette, a new company with an old name. in the 1940s, shinola was a shoe polish. now it's high-end bikes and wristwatches. >> we're making the movements here, and we call that the engine of the watch, and what better city to make engines than detroit. >> reporter: they could help remake detroit's economy. they're already remaking the lives of workers. shinola's advertising campaign features willie holley who was once a security guard in the building. now he's the assembly line leader. >> it means that i can actually, like, explore the option of, like, having a family, you know, supporting them. >> reporter: five years ago assembly line worker lekishka lost her job to automation. >> i don't think machines can do what we do. i mean, it takes -- a machine don't have passion. >> reporter: a passion to do the painstaking work of building watches and rebuilding a city. john yang, nbc news, detroit. >>> that's our tuesday broadcast. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of ia >>> they were engaged. she didn't k

gm and ford are dropping long standing differences teaming up to work on more fuel efficient transmissions. both companies say they could save millions of dollars which will help keep prices competitive. the new transmissions could add at least two miles per gallon to the car's gas mileage. china is in the news today as report shows growth in the world's second largest economy is growing. we get data and the flood of earnings to compete. we have citi group on tap this morning. >> carnival cruise ships is hoping for a royal boost. carnival has asked the dush che of cambridge. they are expecting their first baby in july. >> we have received that a bush fire near laurel is raging again. this is wis key bottom road about 9:00 last night. firefighters worked through the night and say that the fire has reking rekin diled. no word yet on how that fire started. >> 6:51. weather and traffic on the ones. tom is here to tell us if it is still drizzling. the fire din ver is going to be dim in issuing. have an umbrella handy. we have a fitness contest going on here. over the weekend i climbed to the to

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ford, chrysler and gm all reported increased sales. nissan had it's best month ever. buyers are being lured to show loom room wlaz is good for the car business is good for wall street. nasdaq is up 16 and google shot up on reports that it may develop a mobile lap top that could run apps. >> musicians at san francisco symphony playing a different tune today after ending their three week old strike. so beautiful. they're back skbak walked off the job in pay averages mer than $140,000 a year, neither side is releasing specifics but directors say it does keep wages high. >> they retain their places among the top paid or chess tras in the country this, is a shared desire that this happens. >> the agreement needs to be ratified. this weekend's concerts will go on as planned. >> stim head here tonight at 6:00 researching human brain. the president proposes spending millions of dollars to unlock the many mysteries it holds. >> a top new deal on gun control. does it go too far? >> and a milestone for solar power that is about to start paying off. stay >>> president obama unvei

first gm after pulling its ad spending is returning to the social network. general motors has a test program of mobile ads on facebook. research firm says facebook has number one market share in the mobile display ad market. and mobile ad spending is growing fast. projecting that facebook's new home mobile app will boost engagement and facebook's revenue. >> brents with the asset management. >> i want to start with you. >> you ear telling our viewers. >> i look for a value of the company. it's fixable. >> how do you know it's fixable? >> they are working on it right now. july we will see something else. they have a back-up plan. we know what the problems are. the stock is like $10 a share. this company is a very strong business. they have about $400 million in cash. no debt in the balance sheet. when i look at it, i think the stock will be -- the assumption is they will get past the accreditation issue and if they don't, pain to investors might be more justified. >> howard, it's tough. you can put the sunglasses on. this is san diego. you have got 300,000 pl

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you can see him now as legendary dodgers gm branch rickey in the jackie robinson bio-pic "42." please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] >> how you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: nice to see you. >> nice to be seen. >> jimmy: you have the number one movie in the world. >> so far. >> jimmy: what is it like to be number one? i would love to feel that for at least a second. it must be incredible. >> it -- i can't -- you wouldn't understand. >> jimmy: so you have this movie, it's a big -- and by the way, i love the movie. i thought it was great. i really did think it was great. i learned a lot from it, too. >> yeah. the guy is great, don't you think? >> jimmy: a couple of things that made me angry. some of the guys that were so terrible to jackie robinson are in the baseball hall of fame. >> yeah. yeah. and some of them aren't. some of them never worked again. >> jimmy: so they have a big day for jackie robinson at dodger stadium last weekend. was it monday? or when was it? >> i know where this is going. >> you were asked to throw out the first pitch in the game. >> it's not

. >> this former warriors gm, now commentator said he couldn't be happier for the fans or the players. >> i think they are in a wonderful place. they have denver on their heels. they are confident, playing hard, playing smart, winning basketball. i expect this place to be really jumping tonight. >> reporter: more so than the other night? >> i think so. >> like friday night, fans are finding special playoff t shirts on their chairs, four mottos on the back, defend, protect, battle and unite. make sure not to repeat the same word twice and it took them six hours to drape them on 20,000 seats. we will have fan reaction, win or lose, after the game. reporting live in oakland, ktvu -- . >> if the warriors win tonight, they need one more game to advance. if denver wins, the series will be tied at two games each. if a game six is necessary, the series returns on thursday. fred english is there at the arena, bringing us a preview of tonight's game, including how the team feels in our early edition of sports wrap. >> >> opening statements in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. jackson's

never mind the "today show" retrenches years ago when katie couric has been died of colon cancer but gm eight realize on the full entourage while today relies heavily on matt lauer and lately his like ability ratings have plunged they blame him for the ouster of and curry the cover story last week had and i felt her back so no wonder they are flirting with anderson cooper to talk about adding him to the "today show." >> it is like a soap opera. >> i know people just do not like him but yet he has done a great job and has held the job long time. do know how hard it is to get viewers to like to over 10 or 20 years? they don't like we for one week. [laughter] if they get rid of him just watch for him to show a p has been talking about a job on jeopardy. tracy: nobody is crying over matt lauer. ashley: i am. just one hour left in the trading day let's head back to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange we are recovering off a low of the day 100 points below this it was 14,434 many points of where we are now and we have recovered a lot of losses but we are still to the down side. looki

my dad ran gm. i couldn't pocket this money away and then look these guys in the eye. i have this relatively small nest egg what do you do? micro financing well, that's pretty good. i got involved with a charity that i don't work for speak for but i like them a lot, i started to make them loans. >> john: can you explain to our viewers who might want to know what micro loans are how that works? >> it's making the same financial tools that you and i take for granted available to the working poor. it can be micro loans. there is micro savings micro insurance. micro franchising going on in bangladesh. and it's a bottom-up approach to poverty he willeliminate alleviation. in an an area they say hum you need a hydroelectric dam. and that doesn't help. they know what they need. they have the solutions. this finances it for them. >> john: this is better for you than some foundation that helps people on a larger scale. >> maybe its ego investment, but you kind of want to know where the money goes. there are lots of great charities out there, but in this case you know specifical

he opposed that gm bailout. then he supported tarp. he said $700 billion in stimulus money is not enough. he supported the patriot act, warrantless wiretapping. and at the republican primary, his candidate was the anti libertarian, rick santorum. so, glen cannon now you e-mail me and say, i have been moving closer to libertarianism with every day. that is good news. what do you mean? >> i have always considered myself a libertarian leading republican. as is completely give up hope on any kind of republican that what actually did it. the republican party is a waste of time. so i have not really changed a lot of the things that i believed in. you get a few things right. i was never for the serious. never. john: this quote, 700 billion is not enough. >> must've been in just because there is no way. i was never for that. tarp, today's. i came out of a monday. people prepare because this is going to be bad. then i saw them put it together. as solid there were going to do. leadersry. by wednesday absolutely not. this is another -- this is co