she wanted me to let eric know when -- >> eric conn? >> yes. yes. what days sarah would be on her flex day. and she also called to give us directions to her home, her address. she told us that she had a tall privacy fence that would be hard to record over, and also told us the type of vehicle that she and her husband drove so that it would be easier for them to find or spent and this came from the social security office? >> yes. >> and then was part of that a coded message? >> yeah. a couple of messages she would say that her children had band practice, and i don't think that should children that actually had band practice but that just meant that instead of saying it's her flex days, she would just call and say her children had band practice spent and they flag state is when employers are working at home, is that direct? >> yes. >> so that was in your judgment coded words for she is supposed to be doing work at home on flex day and not the kids had band practice of? >> correct. >> did you been given then givet information to mr. conn? >> i did. >>

eric is here. we've been telling eric that the reason he's here is to talk about how tough it is to be a friend with someone you've broken up with. he has no idea that jenna is actually here to ask him back. trick move. [applause] >> stay with us. when we come back, we'll see how it goes. come, on jenna. let's go. >> well, folks, i'm back with jenna who says she pushed a really great guy away and now wants him back. she's ready to confess her feelings right here and right now. what if you admit to being wrong and eric still doesn't want the relationship? >> yeah. i know i was wrong so it will just be that much harder that i need to try to prove to him that he can trust me again and gain that back. so whether or not he takes my apology right now, it's important for me and myself to do that. >> so no matter how this goes, you're in pursuit. >> yes. >> are you ready to face eric and tell him that you want him back? >> yes. >> okay. i wish you the best. i really do. all right. eric thinks he's here to

holder unfortunately eric holder like gary gensler of the sea f.t.c. or the f.c.c. or these other regulators are in the pocket of jamie diamond i'm afraid that will end up for naught but as a little said you know it was fraud that was more the bigger danger to your economy because it drives out the good the good business person the person trying to do an honest living whereas if the knave is able to commit fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud and then go to the justice department for a personal meeting lord knows it could have been a bandar blair sort of situation was he threatening him who knows what happened and transpired in that meeting now john mccain said your personal meeting with the c.e.o. of the corporate target of a major criminal investigation at the request of the c.e.o. while negotiations on a global settlement agreement are pending is highly unusual and under the circumstances that meeting occurred gives rise to concern well i mean the crime in a general nature of business in america as william k. black would

yeah. >> eric: hope? are you okay? >> hope: [ sighs ] wedding's off. >> eric: did you know this? >> rick: [ clears throat ] caroline spoke to liam, and he told her about the video. >> eric: video? what video? >> hope: uh, uh, liam made a tribute video for steffy

>> even just look at the cost of the website, eric. they believe was estimated to cost $ed 98 million, it cost $600 million for a websitless than one in ten can get on. you will see the cost go up. unfortunately, eboni makes a falschoice. it's a terrible system or government control. why not try a free market in healthcare? try the same success that made companies like amazon and apple able to lower costs and increase the quality? instead we live in the posite direction which is why from every element from the cost to the quality if the government is involved you will see the healthcare get worse and worse. stay on the cost here. cost of families especially. another tweet. i was al for the affordable care act, aka obamacare up until my son's insurance premiums almost doubled and became anythg but affordable. wayne, awe go along, are we going to find out people will be dissatisfied wi this. >> not only are they dissatisfied you can't name one federal program that comes in on budget. there no touch thing. the govement is out of control.

holder unfortunately eric holder like gary gensler of the sea f.t.c. or the f.c.c. or these other regulators are in the pocket of jamie diamond i'm afraid that will end up for naught but as a little said you know it was fraud that was more the bigger danger to your economy because it. rives out the good the good business person the person trying to do an honest living whereas if the knave is able to commit fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud after fraud and then go to the justice department for a personal meeting lord knows it could have been a bandar blair sort of situation was he threatening him who knows what happened and transpired in that meeting now john mccain said your personal meeting with the c.e.o. of the corporate target of a major criminal investigation at the request of the c.e.o. while negotiations on a global settlement agreement are pending is highly unusual and under the circumstances that meeting occurred gives rise to concern well i'm in the crimea genic nature of business in america as william k. black would descr

next (clapping) next i'd like to introduce the executive vp of the area eric mcdonald has helped his knowledge and understanding of the bay area has helped strengthen our relationship in the community. ladies and gentlemen, eric mcdonald >> good evening, everyone i say welcome because you're in my neighborhood. so native san franciscan it's the neighborhood i grew up in but also, because in this building in this space is where i spend my afternoons my mother worked in the receiving department and i had to come after school. so i want to say that's tlooiflg u thrilling to be here. more importantly it's important to see target growing in this city. the community is intrinsic to the value of the organization and it shows up from to that to bottom. we love the team members who show up in community giving of their time and talents in our schools. at hill street it was chavez before that. in and through unit campaigns they've give. we've celebrated 90 years and target was a major part of this partnership vested $100,000 in our beacons initiative so on behalf of unit way our community at la

this is eric. this is you, too. i think i saw this one. >> that's chicken and corn. >> at your home? >> this is the text exchange that i'm on. i want off of it. >> you're supposed to take the sticker off. >> did you steal that? >> jesse gets a little fatigued. >> this is what jesse sent you guys in response to all the meat. >> i feel like that is is a good conversation stopper. it's like i'm done talking about meat. lena dunham on the cover. >> that's lovely. i know you guys get along well. maybe one day you will write a book and talk about how horrible everybody was. >> no. >> what i would like to do is get you guys competitive and also see how well you know each other and various things. tonight when we come back we are going to play modern family feud. [ applause ] >> hash tag let's do this. the jimmy kimmel concert series is brought to you by sony. many . ♪ breakthroughs in design... breakthroughs in safety... in engineering... and technology. and now our latest creation breaks one more barrier. introducing th

that is eric coming out of the jail as craig is going into the jail. eric was charged but craignded up coming clean and admitting to the stabbing. >> how did they not know that from looking at the video behind the bar? >> evidently they look enough alike. they're brothers. it's kind of grainy and hard to make out exactly what's going on. this trial has been delayed several times and now they finally are undergoing a process of selecting a jury so the trial can begin. >> jury selection can a bummer. >> you know what is a bigger problem that one lane shut down? you see this excavator that was working on the hillside above this lane of traffic. now, you see the driver fall out of this thing, 39-year-old ismail penn. he's motionless for a while. but you do see him begin to stir. you can see how high up he was. that's how high up he was working and you see how far down he fell. apparently he lost control up there and when you're that high above concrete lanes of traffic, pretty dangerous scenario. now from turkey to south africa, this one can you blame on t

eric says -- try to stop aids. we are going to defend russia. [inaudible]. >> hold on, guys. michelle, finish your thought. >> if you look at the grant we gave out for studies we are spending $40,000 to learn about what is a monster, what people think a monster is. does the government really have to give money for studies like that? i don't think that is something -- >> i want jonathon to defend what juan just said. do you want to cut out money for humanities? >> i want to defend his dishonesty. cutting government support doesn't get rid of humanities in music. these are functions of free people in the private sector. i think they are a good place to cut. yes, juan, i hope you do see. they are a a thinking person who -- [inaudible]. >> government has no role to play in educating our children. let's get it out of there. >> they are not going a great job right now. >> i just want to say that do you realize the size of the deficit has been going down. government spending has been going down. the problem here is not enough new revenue. >> that's inaccurate. juan are you my good f

as they make their way to the parking lot, it's clear to eric green that his friend, craig, is in no condition to drive. >> i noticed that he was drunk the second i walked up to him. the look in his eyes. the smell of his breath. craig wasn't supposed to be the drinker. he was supposed to be the designated driver. >> eric demands that craig hand over his keys. >> we were arguing for an hour and a half. just trying to get the keys out of his hands. and he started talking about picking up his daughter, taking his daughter home. getting her from the baby-sitter. he doesn't care, no one is going to stop him. >> you're not going to drive your daughter home. you're not driving your daughter home. >> i would not have felt comfortable with myself if i would have allowed him to get into that car, pick up his daughter, drive who knows where and something happened. >> let me drive home. >> he got to a point where he was like the only way you are going to get these keys is if you physically take them from me. >> he had them in his pocket. so the only way i can take the keys from him was to go in

eric, i don't have any crystal ball. i don't know if it could be the key to solving the overall impasse. but it's something we should do. what rule one of american democracy should be that washington is treated the same as america. what washington passes for america, it lives with itself. sort of like a restaurant. if the cook isn't eating at the restaurant, something's wrong. that should be rule one of democracy. >> but the democrats and the white house blame you guys, the republicans, as jihadists and hostage takers. >> again on this no washington exemption from obama care issue, president obama and harry reid are the leading opponents of that. again, i think the message from the american people is clear. there should be the same rums for everybody. whether we're talking about obama care or anything else. that's what the whole new washington exemption from obama care language and amendment that i'm pushing is about. hopefully that can be part of some final resolution. >> senator, we'll see what happens as it continues.

getting out of his place so that ascent jamie dimon the big white father from wall street you know eric holder get your place because it was going so he doesn't go i don't have many ready for isn't

eric? >> ?ie jaime, with four days to go until the looming deadline what is exactly needed to make a deal? let's look at the debt clock. the debt close only seems to go one way, up. 16.965 trillion dollars, almost hitting the 16.7 trillion ceiling that will occur on thursday. the hours are still ticking down to the deadline. our republican senator joins us from the republican policy committee and a member of the foreign relations committee. morning and welcome. >> good to see you. >> flee days is not much time. who do you think will blipping and what could break to finally get this under control? >> i agree we need to get the government up and functioning again. we need to get people back to work. harry reid brought to the floor a bill to increase the debt ceiling by a trillion dollars over the next year without doing anything at all to deal with spending which is our fundamental problem. so we need to get a solution there. a trillion dollars is a million dollars every minute for the next y

eric, last word. >> senator cruz did everything by the book, sir. the book you teach ensingle day to your students. i apologize if it was rude. i can't believe parents wript checks to harvard to have their kids learn constitutional law. >> apologized then said it again. >> your interpretation of the constitution varies vastly and widely from mine. >> my friend eric bolling. love being on tv with that guy as i do you, professor. and the october oh biography, and ladies and gentlemen, we shall return after this. [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today... and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk,

eric, last word. >> senator cruz did everything by the book, sir. the book you teach ensingle day to your students. i apologize if it was rude. i can't believe parents wript checks to harvard to have their kids learn constitutional law. >> apologized then said it again. >> your interpretation of the constitution varies vastly and widely from mine. >> my friend eric bolling. love being on tv with that guy as i do you, professor. and the october oh biography, and ladies and gentlemen, we and ladies and gentlemen, we shall return after if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may w

. >> i'm eric shawn. the dangerous pair. they didn't scale the prison walls or dig out a tunnel underneath. guess what. they literally walked right out of the front door, due to forged documents that ordered their release, supposedly, but their run from the law ended after authorities tracked them down, hiding at this hotel in panama city, florida. brian has been following this and is live with the latest. hi, brian. >> a manhunt finally came to a sudden end at 6:40 eastern time in front of that motel, the coconut grove motor in motel in panama city, about 300 miles away from orlando, about 100 miles away from the prison, the franklin correctional institute in which they walked out freely. at the motel last night, a task force of about 20 u.s. marshals and law enforcement surrounded the motel using a p.a. system. they called out for jenkins and walkers to come out. with no resistance, they came out. they left their hotel room and came out to the authorities. they were arrested at that time. we know they were not armed and we

eric khan was my patient. during that time he offered me that if you come to my office i can do every business, don't need to practice at all. but i was building my practice and so i refused. and then around 2010, 2010 december, he said he will not be physician, other physician was so sick. so he asked me to do a comprehensive exam for the patients. [inaudible] i accepted. so initially comprehensive and i said it's a good thing to come to my office so i can have a look. i can have better understanding. so he started sending patients to my office. and i was syncopations. so december 2010. and then around may i was so busy, i mean he's being more demand, writing letters that i need more frequent response and more deadlines, or something. i already have a busy practice. good practice. even though i'm board-certified -- very few doctors in the country rarely board-certified. if i'm looking for money i can start same practice because kentucky is -- [inaudible] i can get -- [inaudible] i can see 40, 50 patients a da

kristen, eric? >> mike, thank you. it's 4:10. >>> next, the new two restauranteurs could have to help them decide where to go out to eat. >>> and computer glitch delays california benefit checks. now we're learning it could have been prevented. >>> and a glimmer of hope in the u.s. debt crisis. the deal in the works >>> good morning. it's 4:13. a live look here at the bay bridge eastern span. some folks, of course, taking the span. if they wanted to, they could take b.a.r.t. to get across the bay, because trains are running. no strike, and negotiators are still talking nonstop. so we'll keep you posted on the progress right here on abc 7 news. >>> santa clara county will hold a series of public workshops to discuss a grading system for restaurants. county officials have expressed preference for a grading system which would involve putting colored placards at details, with numerical scores posted online. they say the purpose is to give incentives for restaurants to improve their services while making

searching for answers with eric schmidt. the man who used to run google talks innovation and his vision for the future. >>> my conversation with zaha hadid about the future. >>> plus it's all about the benjami benjamins. a big bill get a new look. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >>> all that coming up in a moment. first let's get to some of the big stories in the headlines this week. bill, over to you. >> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." wall street keeping a nervous eye on washington as the stalemate over the government shutdown continues and now a dire warning from the treasury department about the debt ceiling. the government's ability to pay bills which it's already incured. it says a default would be unprecedented and can be catastroph catastrophic. the value of the dollar could plummet. u.s. interest rates could skyrocket. we will hit the debt limit on october 17th, unless congres

he actually had a security -- eric is mr. conn. you would have to go through security check to make sure you didn't have any phones or recording devices or anything like that before you would be allowed to enter into his office. he just became a lot more strict and aware of who was around him and the things that he said in the presence of certain people. there was no retaliation. we were asked if we have spoken to anyone or had been contacted by anyone but other than that there wasn't anything. >> ms. hicks? >> no, and not for me personally. after the story came out i didn't stick around too much longer because eric conn did start to do things so crazy like have someone call my phone so he could stock some person. i didn't stay too much longer after that. >> how do you know that he had someone do that? >> because he had actually spoken to administrative law judge andrus and he had given my phone number to an employee there and she had left several messages on my phone to let me know when the employee was going to be off work so tha

eric, kristen? >> thank you so much, leyla. 6:21. >>> happening today, president obama is getting ready to reveal his nomination to head the federal reserve and it's someone familiar with the bay area. coming up at 6:30, janet yellen's resume and the reason this nomination could make history. >>> coming up first, samsung takes the wraps off its brand-new galaxy smartphone. what makes this gadget different from every other phone currently on the market? >>> here's tonight's primetime lineup on abc 7. at 8:00, "the middle." followed by "back in the game" at 8:30. "modern family" at 9:00. "super fun night" at 9:30. "nashville" at 10:00. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> you don't have to miss a moment. our watch abc feature lets you watch abc 7 on your computer, tablet or smartphone. more information at abreva can heal a cold sore in as few as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. without it, the virus spreads from cell to cell. unlike other treatments, abreva penetrates deep to block the virus, t

eric, please. >> thank you very much. as a member of the board, let me say how pleased i am to be on a panel with two great public servants, rudy deleon and dov zakheim, both of whom i have had the pleasure of working with in the past. the title of our panel -- i agree of course with most of what has been said before me. i certainly hope dov is right that we are not dealing with a 10 year sequester. i don't think we should necessarily plan on that. let me start by saying, the title of the panel was, what kind of defense does the united states need? brad added, what kind of defense can we afford? let me make a couple of comments about both. rudy and i three years ago served together, the congressionally created independent panel to review the department of defense's 2010 defense review. the panel we served on was made up of 20 members. it was bipartisan. it was cochaired by bill perry and steve hadley. it articulated their set of things -- it thought the united states had done and continued to do. among those were defendin

>> today is the birthday for eric lee perkhizer. he would have been 66 today. but died at the age of 62 in 2009. she was the lead singer of a band called the cramps. one of the greatest rock and roll bands ever. if you have never heard of them, check them out. but if you grew up on magazine and listened and are attracted to the unusual, the cramps are for you. >> that was like a weird mtv moment. >> i love conservatives. any time anything new comes up, oh, weird. >> i thought they were old. >> kim kardashian is 53. and all that plastic surgery, kim, has worked. congratulations. she was born october 21, 1960 and she supposedly is a television personality. i don't know what. her claim to fame was she had a sex tape with her boyfriend ray jay. >> he had a show too. >> why do you hate her? >> i can't stand her. >> did anybody see this picture of rihanna? she was posing in front of the grand mosque and captured it it no tan lines. she was removed because they did not appreciate this lack of sensitivity. she was laying out >> the new healthcare web site is plagued wi

eric, you're next. >> so i love the zombies. i just absolutely love the zombies, love "walking dead." sunday night kicked off the season for the series fourth season to 16 million viewers. 10 million in the key where they beat the nfl sunday night football. and i love so much sunday night also halloween horror night at universal studios. there's me at the front gate. if you've ever been there, you have to see -- if you're into the scare thing, it's the greatest night of your entire life. lights come down, zombies come from everywhere. i love it. >> i would never go to that. i would never, ever go. >> absolutely crazy time. do we have any video of that? do you have it real quick? couple seconds. >> oh, yeah, there's my idea of a fun night right there. >> so you're literally standing in the middle and they come out at you. >> i would never do that. terrible. greg, you're next. >> if you can't afford to go down there, as you know, greg's apartment i do the same thing. call ahead, show up, hide behind his couch and then i attack you

eric, back to you. >> steve, it continues. thanks so much. jamie? >> steve, thanks. for more on chris wallace's interview with treasury secretary jack lew tune into "fox news sunday." it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. >>> as we have been reporting, we are now in day six with no end in sight. another looming deadline is staring us right in the face. only 11 days to go before october 17th when we, of course, are being warned that our government will run out of the money and hit that dreaded debt ceiling. if we do there are warnings of economic catastrophe. as we just heard house speaker john boehner saying he will not let the u.s. government default. this as president obama continues to dig in. the white house saying it will not negotiate the debt ceiling crisis with congress. meanwhile, our debt continues to grow. man, oh man, oh, man, look at that. right up. nearly $17 trillion and growing. even during a shutdown. when will this shutdown end and how do we get our debt under control? republican congressman of indiana is a member of the budget com

eric is going to -- >> what should -- eric is going to say, what should i ask my doctor for? but not everybody wants spinal fluid. >> we're not ready for that. what you can do monday morning, everything is going to come together. listen up. saturated fats, right? that's all the meat and dairy we talk about. that increases your beta amaloid. all these doughnuts and foods we talk about it, replace them with vegetables and berries. exercise, exercise actually can reduce the level of beta amaloid in your brain, and finally, sleep, which we'll talk about, is also going to reduce it. if you can do it at least for monday morning, you have an option. >> notice how dr. samadi pronounces the word alzheimer's. that's the correct pronunciation, and think about this. this is a little on the nothingative side. if you knew, eric, that five years from now, you were going to have a problem thinking or you were going to be forgetful, you could say, look, we better do something about this now. what's your home situation? who are your care takers? how can we predict the future? that's a big deal

hi, everybody, i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." the crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, michelle fields, and juan williams. welcome, everybody. we give an inch and they take a mile. some food stamp recipients taking advantage of the wal-mart kind-heartedness to let them shop, even though a computer snafu prevented retailers from the spending limit on the food stamp cards. then computer system was back up, the gig was up and the folks fled the stores leaving the overloaded carts in the aisles. just another reason, what we would say this out-of-control spending on the welfare programs those be reigned in. >> you really saw the depravity of welfare in this video, eric. i mean, a riotous mob looting producers. they are taking money from one group and giving it to another. so it's not surprising the beneficiaries of the program take on a looter mentality. to gain and steal value that aren't theirs. the problem is not reign in the $850 million in the food stamp fraud a year but to end welfare and all the programs. not fix them

eric, kristen? >> thank you. >>> breaking knew the bay area can claim two more nobel prize winners, professor from rival universities whose work directly improved medicine. abc7 news reporter matt kelser live at menlo park. matt? >> reporter: the big news came early this morning here in menlo park for the family of stanford professor thomas sue hoff. his wife told me that he wasn't sure that it was actually true. here's the proof. >> has today decided to reward the 2013 know pell prize in sociology or medicine jointly to james rothman, randy scheckman and thomas sue hoff for their discoveries of machinery regulating vesicle traffic to major transport systems in our cells. >> reporter: announcement for the nobel prize for medicine came about 1:30 this morning our time in stock home, sweden. sue hoff is a professor at stanford. he won the prize with randy scheckman, a uc berkeley professor. they solved the mystery of how the cell organizes a transport system. sue shovel traveling now in europe. his wi

seriously, the news of the day from kristen and eric? >> although there will be no strike today there is still in deal in place for bart and if there is a strike in the coming days, bart has 200 buses running from nine stations, el cerrito, concord, lafayette, walnut creek, west oakland, dublin, san leandro, hayward and fremont. you need to get a round-trip ticket in van. car pool lanes on interstate 80, 880 and 680 are extended from 5:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. but c.h.p. says they do not plan to write tickets outside of regular car pool hours unless there is a strike. we have a lit of resources for you at abc7 news.com including information on casual car pools and you can download the exclusive abc7 news waze yap to navigate traffic. you can find out immediately if there is a bart settlement or a bart strieby downloading our abc7 news app and allow for push notifications. >> governor brown has stepped in to keep a.c. transit buses running averting a strike but union workers scheduled to begin this morning. yesterday the governor ordered a

kristen, eric? >> leyla, thanks a lot. >>> fire officials are trying to determine this morning what sparked a brushfire that jammed traffic on the bay bridge. it broke out on yorba buena island before 8:00 last night, folks were leaving the 49ers game, the fire quickly spread up the side of the island but crews waiteded to knock it down before it threatened fired it slowed down the commute a lot across the lower deck of the bay bridge, fireworks may to be blame. >>> this morning, seismologists have downgraded a moderate earthquake that shook the east bay, the tremor struck before 9:30 last night, originally measured at 3.1. there were no injuries, no damage. and 7 news viewers all over the east bay and san francisco called our newsroom reporting feeling the quake. >>> ten years ago today, californians went to the polls and replaced their governor with a movie star. today marks the tenth anniversary of the recall election that saw democrat gray davis ousted and replaced with republican arnold schwarz

eric conn rsc's in question. i would be more than happy to eliminate or talk about that. , you asked ifing i had any reaction to anything that had been said, particularly by mr. coburn, i would take being painted with a broad brush of being someone who was recruited i mr. eric conn. the fact of the matter is i have no story or checkered past professionally. there have been no sanctions against me. nothing of that kind. also, i was not recruited by mr. conn. several years before the rfc incident in question k about out came about, i was trying to build a practice. at the time i actually went to and became a vendor for the the kentucky department of disability determinations. isthe fact of the matter that i was not recruited. i was trying to build a this and looking for potential referral bases. thank you. >> you may continue if you have other things you would like to say, and then we will hear from the other witness and askar's a both of you. you are welcome to continue. no, sir, i believe that is all i have the s

. >> reporter: eric, this investigation is going on right now. police are here at the home where the baby lived. this is on montery in acadia here in san francisco. these officers tell me they are here to secure the home until homicide investigators can get here. they're wondering if this is where it all started. they want to know what happened here. they got involved at san francisco general. they say a mother arrived there at about 12:30 this morning with her baby and that baby then died there at the hospital. the medical examiner was brought in and the medical examiner determined that the death looked suspicious. so they called in san francisco homicide investigators. at this point they tell us they don't know what they have. they are just getting started on this trying to put all the pieces together. so we are here and we'll be listening closely to any updates that police are able to release. we'll bring you updates as soon as we have them. live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc news. >>> amy, thank you. the deadly asiana airlines crash at

they are not as eric says going to be a big force in 2014. obama care could be no question about that. the tea party itself -- >> here's what bob did -- >> dead, dead, dead. anybody who wants to get it. republicans are running from it like scolded dogs. >> you're forgetting what the tea party was formed for, to fight obama care. >> that was a long time ago. republicans are against obama care. >> you said in 2014 obama care could be a problem. if the tea party is a reason for obama care -- >> i don't think it's the reason. >> obama care is the reason for the tea party. they'll come back and see we told you. this law sucks. it's your fault. now elect more of us and change the law. >> if it's as bad as you say they can pick it up. for your sake, it's a non existent entity in american politics. >> bob, i hope you keep saying that. the more you say that, the more the tea party will gain. i don't think the tea party is weakened at all. >> you don't think they're weakened? >> they don't think they're weakened. >> you saw the president of the united

eric, you're a weed user. what do you think? >> what? >> i never.at never will. >> i'm only kidding. >> i'll be perfectly honest,t i' when we first started the show, i was vehemently against it and throwing kids in jail. i really embrace the libertarian view on it and don't hate me fo flip flopping on it because i on have. but thite reality is, number onn this stuff should be decided at the state level. i like that portland is doing it because it shouldn't be a fed decision. that's fine. number two, they should be allowed to put whatever ad theye want on any bus they want. but most importantly, i think people -- our jails are filled with low level, minor pot users and sellers and buyers. they really need to reform that. i think that's the first place to start. >> dana, i know this is not yout field of expertise. k >> baseball, and marijuana, nots really my block. here is what iot think is interesting, bob. the focus groups that they must have done for the advertising, one of the people that they have, at least that i printed out, is like