please welcome dax shepherd! first of all, big congratulations. you and your now bride, kristen bell, got married what? two week as ago now? i had a feeling something was up when you sent me an e-mail asking if i was an ordained minister. >> that's a pretty good clue. >> either you wanted to get married or there was an exorcism. >> i hope i call you one day with an exorcism request. >> please do but don't call me to exercise. >> which seemed to be a crucial effect. >> one i think on build and technique. what i saw you do is that's what is happening. you really get in there. >> well, i do. there is two elements. one is i read an article that if you hug for longer than three seconds it releases oxitocin. this is real. that's the good feeling hormone that moms have when they have a baby that makes them dumb and happy. i said just so you know, the baby is crying much louder to me than you. times the volume by 8,000 because i don't have oxytocin. i am sober and that's all i have left. >> really? >> yeah. so if i get in there and really set up shop and

. >> reporter: chris shepherd was a member of the -- employees. the union represents 200 train controllers. >> they are controlling the speeds. they are making sure the trains aren't close to each other. they are keeping a safety record of all the trains. >> reporter: she says long before the accident happened her union questioned the safety and thoroughness of the manager certification process. >> it is over a year. training at the consul with someone. to be resatisfyicide misleading because they are -- recertified is misleading. >> reporter: in response to the concerns. b.a.r.t. says we will have to wait and see what the ntsb determines is the cause of the accident before we can draw conclusions. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ktvu's sal castaneda is in the traffic center. >> reporter: it looks crowded. some someone asked what ask the best way to get in and out of the city, after 10:00 p.m. and before 2:00 p.m. that is the best time. and after 3:00 p.m. it gets busy. news chopper 2 giving us a look at the commute heading towards harrison.

sea shepherd throws stink bombs. the japanese return concussion grenades. you called sea shepherd, which you founded, the most aggressive, no-nonsense conservation organization in the world. and you said, "i don't believe in protests. that is far too submissive." what do you mean? >> watson: well protesting is sort of like, "please, please, please, don't do that." but they'll do it anyway. but they just ignore you. so, protest is submissive. we're not a protest organization. we're an interventionist organization. we intervene against illegal activities. >> pelley: but this is what happened recently when sea shepherd tried to intervene. the whaler kept coming and sheared the bow off watson's $2 million boat, which eventually sank. no one was seriously hurt. watson claims he has cut the japanese catch because of these tactics; the same tactics that the japanese say are illegal. you're in sort of a prison, aren't you? >> watson: well it's a pretty nice prison. it's... you know, i... i don't mind being on the ocean. it's a beautiful place, and certainly the cit

kpix5 spoke with shepherd's friends and neighbors. >> reporter: christopher shepherd had experience in the rail industry. senior track engineer at b.a.r.t and before that worked for amtrak. >> he was planning on retiring in the next couple of years. >> reporter: he lived with his wife here. friends and neighbors say he was a kind man. >> real personallable, tough, it is shock. >> reporter: his friend, jeff smith, noticed kreusz had been working longer hours during the strike. >> he would not have been out this if it was not for the strike. given him a chance to work on some of the lines. and, he called his wife and told her that he had to run out to check on something. >> reporter: b.a.r.t says chris and a contractor were inspecting a problem on the tracks near the walnut creek station. >> they were out doing an inspection to see if they could identify if, that was the case or not, and where that dip was. >> reporter: it was during that inspection that a b.a.r.t train hit chris and the second worker. people stopped by the site today and dropped off flowers, chris was a member of the b.

christopher shepherd from hayward was a b.a.r.t supervisor and member of the union. kpix five spoke earlier with some of his neighbors. >> reporter: they are still in shock. grieving the loss of a good neighbor and a good friend. christopher shepherd and another worker were struck and killed at this site right here. the b.a.r.t train, it took the train 500 feet to make that complete stop. you can see this makeshift memorial right here. the folks dropping off flowers and cards. >> christopher shepherd had extensive experience in the rail industry. he was a senior track engineer at b.a.r.t and before that he worked at amtrak. >> he was going to retire in the next couple of years. >> reporter: he lived with his wife here. friends and neighbors could not of asked for a better couple living next door. >> it is a shock. >> reporter: his friend, jeff smith, noticed chris was working longer hours during the strike. >> he would not have been out there if it was not for the strike. giving him a chance to work on some of the lines. and, he called his wife, told her that he had

a special moment of silence was held to recognize christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels. nbc bay area's christie smithfls live in oakland right now where a group of activists are there actually calling for criminal charges against bart this morning. christie, good morning. >> that's right. before the bart board meeting even started, a group of demonstrators showed up outside with signs saying that they believe that bart managers and the board should be jailed and held responsible for the deaths of those two workers who were hit by a train over the weekend. now, this group isn't affiliated with bart's unions. they said they are pro-union, and they say that bart's policies of not having workers on the track, for instance, or not warning of oncoming trains were a factor in their deaths. inside the first board of directors meeting since the tragedy, as you said, the board held a moment of silence, and they offered resolution on behalf of christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels, who were checking on the track when they were hit. it was being operated by a manager in training

. >> reporter: also in his car, a german shepherd. we tracked the dog who was not hurt to this home in pleasanton. the man who didn't want to be identified was that the shooting victim's name is mark. his wounds were considered serious but not life threatening. >> the victim was conscious at the time we were able to get preliminary information from the victim. >> reporter: that preliminary information is a description of the gunman and his vehicle. he says that the 2010 or newer white vehicle with large polished chromed rims, the driver described as 25-30 years old, a latino or portuguese man with dark short hair and a widow's peak. this is the second case of road rage in the last eight days. >>> an autopsy of a 13-year-old boy shot to death by a sheriff's deputy in santa rosa shows that the boy was shot seven times. for a second night, classmates of andy lopez held a vigil at the site where he was killed tuesday. the eighth grader was a few blocks from home. he was carrying an air soft gun that closely resembles an ak 47. the sheriff

. >> these letters have been in judy shepherd's basement for 15 years. they came from everywhere. >> all over the world, yes. addressed to shepherd family in wyoming and that was it. >> and they got. >> they got there. >> that's because 1998 beating death of judy apps son matthew stunned the nation and sparked a dialogue -- there's a letter from bill clinton another from coretta scott king. one stranger wrote i keep saying that could have been me. that could have been me but really that was me. he was me. he was all of us. >> if i get emotional people worry about me and don't listen to what i have to say. >> the letters are on at the center for education across from ford apps theater in conjunction with the performance called the alarm my project -- >> it's about real people talking about what they thought about it. it will always be the truth. it will always be just what they said. >> paul is the director of ford apps theater and at first found the exhibit hard to view -- >> i could come down and look at a letter or two and then i had to like dismiss my

chris shepherd's family told me they're flying his body back to his hometown in new jersey where he has family. shepherd belonged to a union that was not on strike, but some of its members have joined the picket lines. she recalls daniel's sense of humor. >> i knew them as human beings and i cared for both of them. it is a terrific loss. >> reporter: investigators say six people were on board the train at the time of the accident. two were being taught to operate the train and the others were there to instruct or troubleshoot. investigators spoke to the dispatcher and a number of other bart employees today. that footage from inside the cab has been sent to washington, d.c. to be analyzed by the ntsb. they'll have another update for us tomorrow evening. investigators expect to be in town for a few more days. >>> we invite you to stay with us for continuing coverage of the strike and this accident investigation. our website is nbcbayarea.com. there are areas where you can sign up for breaking news alerts as well. >>> we may be in for another transit strike. new details about that situatio

lawrence daniels and chris shepherd were struck by a four car train. lawrence daniels was a b.a.r.t. contractor who had a business in the sacramento area. chris shepherd worked as a traffic engineer for two and a half years. >> they are controlling the speeds. making sure the trains aren't close to each other. keeping a safety record of all the trains. >> union leaders say long before saturday's accident they conventioned the safety of training managers -- questioned the safety of training managers. stay with www.ktvu.com for new developments as well as the strike. and get updates on facebook and twitter. >>> pg&e won permission to reconnect the natural gas pipeline in san carlos. it was taken offline after an e- mail raised questions about its safety. pg&e petitioned to have the line put back into service saying the pipeline is safe. this allows pg&e to reopen four valves that connects that line with four other lines. >>> oakland police are investigating shootings that injured five people all within a span of four hours. the first occurred at 4:30 a.m

the vets call this german shepherd -- on sunday the german shepherd was found tied up in lakeshore park. she had already given birth to one pup who actually died. police drove her to a veterinary hospital in fremont, and during the ride another puppy was born, and also died. after a short rest bristol gave birth to seven healthy pups. so adorable. while she is busy being a mom for the first time, vets are looking for a home for these animals. >> our hopes are to actually find her a wonderful home for the time being, to find her a foster for her and her children. >> bristol has no microchip or tags. it makes it harder for authorities to find her owner who would face animal cruelty charges. an officer has expressed an interest in adopting one of the puppies. >>> a new patent for designer babies, and too could help you determine what kind of family traits your child might inherit from you. the company is called 23 and me. it created a calculator allowing customers to test for and predict things like bitter taste perception or lactose intolerance. you can also detect eye color and muscle pe

lawrence daniels and chris shepherds were killed saturday afternoon while inspecting a segment of track between the walnut creek and pleasant hill stations. late today, ntsb investigators gave their first account of what happened. they confirmed a trainee was operating the bart train at the time the men were killed. live in walnut creek with the latest, here's patti lee. >> reporter: they told us earlier today that under normal circumstances, a certified trainer must be with the trainee in the cab at all times. this afternoon, ntsb said that wasn't the case. that the trainee was alone in the cab at the time. bart train operators are keeping track of the ntsb's investigation trying to understand the tragedy in walnut creek. video of the cap will help. >> we have begun to look at the video images. >> reporter: ntsb investigators explained who was on board at the time. two trainees, a trainer, and three trouble shooters. one of the trainees was operating the train. >> someone can be an experienced operator but if you're not in practice every day, you're going to miss things. >> reporter: s

tracks the train never hit the mannequins but investigators did position them in a way they believe shepherd and daniels were standing at 1:53 saturday afternoon >> these two mannequins are meant to represent two bart workers killed on saturday in this national transportation safety board reenactment, each has backs to the eastbound traffic investigators believe they did when they were struck >> responsibility of the safety is on themselves the inspector and consultants required to remain together for duration of the activities and one of the pair is to be designated a lookout >> national transportation safety board said chris shepherd and larry daniels had gone on the tracks saturday after getting with a bart safety man yule called simple approval mean, one man works, another is a spotter off the track, constantly looking for an oncoming train >> there is a simple approval you're asked and you -- all workers know have you to provide your own protection not interfere with main line or yard operations and there is an addition yl read back you have to say you must expect trains on any track at

police officer was knocking on the backdoor and she was freaked out as i was. >> she says the german shepherd appeared to be a first time mother, less than a year old. >> and after delivering three puppies here they had a strong suspicion there may be more. >> there are four fetuses you can count in here. you go from the skull down to the spine. >> she had a total of nine puppies and two did not survive. >> she has been a great mom. she had a rough time, a really rough time. >> police are investigating this as a cruelty to animals case. there was no microchip or tag so the veteranary workers call her bristol. if nobody claims her she and her puppies will be available for adoption. >>> there is no video stemming from the assault of a driver in new york. prosecutors dropped the charges against one of two men arrested after the driver of an suv was dragged from his car and beaten by a group of bikers. the other man has been charged with reckless driving and unlawful imprisonment. officials are now investigating some new video found on-line. it shows bikers driving on the wrong side of the street

in fact, the subsistence farmers and shepherds who lived here either tried to ignore the mountain or were afraid of it. in the 19th century, the mountain was discovered by the rest of the world, and these days, more than two million visitors a year come here to zermatt just for the privilege of gazing upon it. there are 38 peaks in the zermatt region over 4,000 meters--that's more than 12,000 feet--and more than 400 kilometers of hiking trails, about 240 miles. now not all those trails lead up into mountains and require that you're an expert hiker or backpacker. many of them are leisurely hikes on level trails, well-maintained, clearly marked, and invariably all lead to a cozy, comfortable rest stop. amade perrig is a zermatt icon. how long has your family been living in these mountains? >> well, as far as we know, it goes back to the 12th century. in the 15th century, we even owned a part of the matterhorn. >> that was a good idea. >> yeah, that was sure great, but later on, they sold it. >> i was telling my viewers that when you take a hike here invariably you end up at a cozy, com

the back door, she was a little freaked out just like i was. >> reporter: beatrice said the german shepherd appeared to be a first-time mother less than a year old. after delivering three puppies they had a strong decision there might be more. >> there's four fetuses you can count in here. you go from skull and down the spine. >> reporter: she had a total of nine puppies, two did not survive. >> been a great mom. she had a rough time, really rough time. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a cruelty to animals case. there was no microchim p or tago the veterinarian workers named her bristol and in the east bay allen wong, abc 7 news. >>> meantime, two pit bulls that attacked a martinez boy will be put down. the dogs mauled 10-year-old hunter kilborn while he was visiting a friend in antioch in august. the owners have decided not to appeal the decision to euthanize them. the lawyers said the owners are upset but it's taking too much out of them to keep fighting for the dogs. >>> tesla is responding to a viral video showing one of its model s sedans on fire. it happened in seattle af

- out. - what about my shepherd's pie? all those things you said-- you were talking about me, weren't you? - what? - you were talking about me. - it was a cover story, stupid. - you looked at me like you really meant it. - you're imagining it. - if you hate me, all this "sticking together" - don't mean nothing. - just calm down. any day now you could pick up the phone, six months, a year, and you'd have ruined my life! me?! oh, zoe. you slept with my husband behind my back, you got yourself pregnant with his child. - me destroy your life? - you've got no idea, sweetheart. - problem? - and sammy makes three. - stand too close to the bar and you can hear voices. - you look after her. and don't come out together. used to be the downstairs toilet with me. when i first moved in with frank and the kids, it was the only place i could get any peace and quiet. - he can stay while we're quiet. - when we start filling up, i want him gone. - right, down the hatch. - no, thanks. i'm not that thirsty. - what you doing in a club? - it's

police officer was knocking on the backdoor and she was freaked out as i was. >> she says the german shepherd appeared to be a first time mother, less than a year old. >> and after delivering three puppies here they had a strong suspicion there may be more. >> there are four fetuses you can count in here. you go from the skull down to the spine. >> she had a total of nine puppies and two did not survive. >> she has been a great mom. she had a rough time, a really rough time. >> police are investigating this as a cruelty to animals case. there was no microchip or tag so the veteranary workers call her bristol. if nobody claims her she and her puppies will be available for adoption. >>> there is no video stemming from the assault of a driver in new york. prosecutors dropped the charges against one of two men arrested after the driver of an suv was dragged from his car and beaten by a group of bikers. the other man has been charged with reckless driving and unlawful imprisonment. officials are now investigating some new video found on-line. it shows bikers driving on the wrong side of the street

and she actually sort of has the attitude of a german shepherd. a nice one. she's very confident, except with robotic cameras. >> the robots scare us all, they really do. >> if you want to know more about sloan or the other pets in need, go to petsinneed.org. >> if you are a bay viewer and go into the shelter and mention that you saw sloan this weekend, you'll waive the adoption fee. >> absolutely, saturday and sunday. >> and sad news from the pet world. the great deign known as giant george passed away on thursday. he held the record of the tallest dog from 2010 to 2012 when zeus stole the title from him. he stood 43 inches tall and weighs 245 pounds. >> one of the biggest discoveries from the wreckage of the titanic goes on the auction block today. it was the violin played by the ship's ban master as the ship sank. it was found unsiinside a case strapped to his body. it goes on the auction block pore $430,000. we'll have more news for you later and of course any time on our web site. - if you've come looking for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there'

bogut a lab or a german shepherd. why it to market bulls. were you trying to prove? it makes me wonder. memo we are going to move and a couple of days i will be really happy when i'm gone from that house. >>: as of another time they have not returned my call. as far as we know there is nothing illegal about them on a diesel dogs. i'm jeff bush and antioch kron4 notes 3 >>erica: the fog is expected to last a little longer because yesterday the dense fog adviser expired 36 of the early afternoon until we start to see some sunshine. as for temperatures liking up to 04 days. dense fog advisory for the north bay interior valleys. that's the only area where the national weather service has posted but as you saw from the visibility we do have some widespread fog. as we take looks at today danville hidden and high of 82. not too bad for the east bay inland spots with temperatures definitely cooler along the waterfront. sam antar owned a climbing to 69. expect mostly sunny skies today and temperatures in the '70s. as to take a look at the peninsula. in downtown san francisco

. >> everywhere, yes,, addressed to the family at shepherd, arizona.na. >> that's because of a beating death of her son sparked dialogue. one stranger wrote, i i keep saying that couldk have beenee me, that could have been me, but really m that wase me.a he wass me, he was all of us. >> if i get emotional people worry about me and listen to what i have to say. >> the letters are on display across from ford's theater. >> it's real people talking about how that affected them, and theyd thought about it good and bad, it will always be the truth, not drama tigers, not open to interpretation, alwaysin just whatte they said. t >> paul is the director of ford's theater and at first found it hard to t view. >> i didn't want to t break down in front you want the staff.e >> reporter: one of the first things you see when you step into this into exhibit is a photograph, p it's a picture of the very sense where matthew died and it's taken from f his perspective. it's jarring. it's supposed to be. >> there's not a person who was old enough to gonoug on in 1998 with matthew shepherd that does not wal

the new york times as i began investigating in realize it appeared that air and mckinney in at the shepherd knew each other, obviously i was curious in what way they knew each other. through some sources in the book just to say, a couple of things that come out in the media. if the sources in the book are not credible or that i used anonymous sources to say at the end of the book their is a list of 112 name sources of people that i spoke with for the book. there are a few people from whom i use pseudonyms. the reason i use pseudonyms is these people that were involved in selling crystal meth and people that were involved actually in the trafficking of math at pointed out to a few interviewers that this was a dangerous story to pursue. i provided some of the sexual allegations. i'm here looking a little spiffy . it requires some undercover reporting in which i really went too many of the bars. i got to know the bartenders, got to know the bouncers. eventually i got to no drug dealers that were working this was a cumulative as a starter digs law of the drug world. then obviously discovered th

stake for a candlelight vigil saying they wanted to honor davis and shepherd the two b.a.r.t. workers killed in an accident. >> it's a great sadness that we're here. it's unnecessary senseless and my condolences to the family and to the kids that don't have a father. >> they are our b.a.r.t. family. we're a little dysfunctional right now but still we are family. >> reporter: perez worked with shepherd. >> i just know it's going to be very difficult to go to work whenever that is, and he's not there. i will definitely miss his presence. >> reporter: at the crash site ntsb investigators arrived early this afternoon. >> today, we walked the accident scene with the parties. mechanical inspections are being accomplished on the which i -- on the equipment. >>> the ntsb is looking at factors. investigators would not confirm who was at the controls. some managers have been operating trains to move employees and cars. officials say the train was running in automatic mode at time of the crash. >> we requested data down loads for all the train equipments. this data is limited and is not

let us not be moved by the rough side of a shepherd lass's tongue. nay, i am no shepherd lass, though i have helped with the sheep like anyone else. i would do a lady's work in the house, spin or weave against any woman in rouen. if you are so clever at woman's work, why do you not stay at home and do it? there are plenty of other women to do it, there is nobody to do my work. come, we are wasting time over trifles. joan, i am going to put a most solemn question to you. now take care how you answer for your life and salvation are at stake on it. will you, for all that you have said and done, be it good or bad, accept the judgment of god's church on earth? i am a faithful child of the church. i will obey the church-- you will. --provided it does not command anything impossible. she imputes to the church the error and folly of commanding the impossible. you command me to declare that all that i have said and done, and that all the visions and revelations that i have had were not from god, then that is impossible. i will not declare it for anything in t

we'll tell you why-- coming two dogs -- a rottweiler named jager and a german shepherd named luke -- escaped from a couple's home in brentwood early saturday morning. during the search, the owners learned a man admits to killing them, then burning and burying them. and refused to give the owners their remains! now county officials are saying, the man responsible did not do anything wrong. kron-4's scott rates spoke with the dogs' owners -- who say the laws need to be yet changed. a hayward police officer kit at accused of multiple sex crimes against children says he is not guilty richard mcleod was arraigned yesterday for six sex charges against him involving at least two girls 14 years old or younger it is out front era and, indeed free enterprise. a spokesperson for the company says chris has been set on an administrative elite in the outcome of the investigation. fiat this family believes things could have been much different here. fog that it not have happened this way. fidelity d&b was unconscionable consuela >>: reporting in brentwood, scott rates, kron4 news. >>mark: victims t

. >> go get a lab or a german shepherd or whatever. we will move in a couple weeks, and so i will be glad to be away from those things. i will be happy to be gone from that house. >> reporter: they are trying to get their side of the story, but they have not returned my call. as far as we know there is nothing illegal about them owning these dogs. >>> facing felony charges, a woman was relaxes in a park when she was run over. he is charged with felony hit and run and manslaughter. bail is $50,000. >>> a woman's body found in a creek bed wasstrangled. this is a photo of randy, a former boyfriend. he was charged with her murder friday. >>> after a rocky start, bart was almost at full capacity for the commute. they had a 4-day strike. the agreement starts with a salary increase. it is 12.5% over 4 years. workers can contribute to their pension. 1% of their salary and 1% every year. is picking up 2/3 of the cost. it will go from $92 the first year to $130 the 4th. workers will get a bonus of $500 if they have projections of 1% and $1,000 i

focus, you freak. >> activist. >> shepherd's desk is expensive. >> it is so expensive. i wonder where he is going to fly tonight. >> have you seen the secret drawer? >> coming up, david beckham is dead -- tired of all of the questions about the tattoo. leave the man meat alone. the west side rents room to people. but these hot chicks have no interest in dudes at all. >>> they want to put the 10 in tenant. they will let users rent their bedroom to only hot people. people like me. the founder explains the intent of the app is to give single people who travel often a place to stay where they might find love or sex. what happens if you think the person you rented from is attractive and vice-versa? are you in their home and you want to be professional? it solves that problem. here is the tape of someone who rented a room using the site. >> sir, there is nothing sexy about that, my friend. baker, are you hideous. i can barely look ought. i look at you and i feel the bile moving up my throat until i projectile vomit. >> i am going off the script. this is geared only toward goo

. >> reporter: also in the car, a german shepherd. we tracked the dog who was not hurt to this home in pleasanton. the man who would not identify the man saying the man was only known as john. that he would come and go from the home. >> the victim was conscious at the time. we were able to get preliminary information from the victim. >> reporter: that preliminary information is the description of the gunman and vehicle. he says it's a 2010 or newer white vehicle with large polished chrome rims. the driver described as 25 to 30 years old. latino or portugese man with dark short hair and widows peak. police say this is the second road rage incident in a week. >>> ordered its largest fine ever. the $1 million fine was levied against two arizona based groups for failing to disclose the donors of anti tax and anti union campaign. the two conservative groups had opposed pair of ballot measures last year. the efforts did not pay off. the fair commissioners process said the two group are part of the conservative koch brothers group. >>> new i

we're going over to shepherd smith now. >> good afternoon guys. we're just getting word into the fox news desk of what sounds like a difficult situation in butler county, kansas. is that right? butler county, kansas. we're told a school bus has gone off a bridge a short time ago. the first reports came into us about 60 seconds ago. it's our understanding it's right over here. this is just in relation to wichita, where are we? just east of wichita, kansas. this bus is in the water. the sheriff's department there has just confirmed. mark got it over here. kids are in the water right? >> up to ten in the water. the driver is also in the water. he may be trapped in the bus we're hearing. they're doing swift boat rescues. no word on how many they've gotten out or how many are trapped. the sheriff's department was understandably busy. they're trying to assess the situation. >> do we know what age the kids are? >> we do not. this has not hit the wires. it's barely out on twitter. we just got in front and got to the sheriff's department. we're waiting to

chris shepherd and lawrence daniels. >> the board started with a moment of silence for two workers hit and killed by a train saturday. yesterday, ntsb put these mannequins on the track as part of a reenactment. following the accident bart suspended a controversial policy that makes crews responsible for their own safety. part of the deal between bart and unions two sides will form a joint committee to properly address safety issues and take corrective actions the workers who were killed have been identified as a 66-year-old larry daniels and 58-year-old christopher shepherd >> bart is back into office after a major delay because of a fire last night at orinda station. a bart spokesperson says the fire was in a semi conductor box under a car, but the cause is still under investigation. that fire forced bart to shut down one track several hours delays extended into this morning. >> there are changes coming to bart's bike rules starting december 1st bart will allow bikes on all trains at all times except during peak commute hours, prohibited from first three cars of trains between 7:00 a.

. >> reporter: also in the car, a german shepherd. we tracked the dog who was not hurt to this home in pleasanton. the man who would not identify the man saying the man was only known as john. that he would come and go from the home. >> the victim was conscious at the time. we were able to get preliminary information from the victim. >> reporter: that preliminary information is the description of the gunman and vehicle. he says it's a 2010 or newer white vehicle with large polished chrome rims. the driver described as 25 to 30 years old. latino or portugese man with dark short hair and widows peak. police say this is the second road rage incident in a week. >>> ordered its largest fine ever. the $1 million fine was levied against two arizona based groups for failing to disclose the donors of anti tax and anti union campaign. the two conservative groups had opposed pair of ballot measures last year. the efforts did not pay off. the fair commissioners process said the two group are part of the conservative koch brothers group. >>> new i

addressed to shepherd family in wyoming.in that was te it.at >> reporter: they got there. >> they got there. >> reporter: thagot is because the 1998 beating be death of judy's son matthewatth sparked a dialogue there, isre, a letter from bill clinton. one stranger wrote i keep saying that could have been me but that was me. he was moe. he was all of us. >> if i get emotional, peoplel, don't listen to what i havet i to say rerchts the letters are on display for the first time at the center for education across from ford's's theater in conjunction withco the performance of a play called the "march -- laramie project." truth. the not open to interpret air,inte just what they said. t >> reporter: paul ishe the director of ford's theater and at first found the exhibit heard to view.it >> i could look at a letter or two and then i have to,o, like, dismiss myself because i didn't want to break down in front of the staff. >> reporter: one of the one first things you see when you step into this exhibit is a photograph. it's a picture of the very fence where matthew died anddied it's taken from

the stone from the shepherd's sling strikes the phi philistine in the head. perhaps david wasn't the underdog we all thought it to be. it is the author's third book, since the tipping point and blink. i talked to him about his unconventional families and his upbringing in a biracial family. >> malcolm gladwell welcome. you turned the story of david and goliath on its head. another explanation other than it was improbably that david would have beaten goliath. you are saying that not only was it probable that he would have felled goliath but it was likely. >> yes. if you go back and read about ancient warfare, you describe that the sling with which david is armed is a devastating weapon. it's one of the most feared weapons of ancient times. he's taking a rock and rotating it six or seven revolutions, per second, and the stopping power of the rock from his sling is equivalent of the bullet fired from a .45 caliber weapon. it's an incredibly powerful weapon. once he decides to change the rules he has superior technology. then there's goliath, sort of facinating d

this is why i'm worried shepherd smith, this is what worries me. the giant screens screens are flatdenning out the news. suddenly nothing has any difference or context. can't you see what they've done to you? you were too beautiful for their world. [ laughter ] so they are destroying you with the only sure fire way they know to ruin a real news man. they put you in a situation room. shep you've been cnned your staff has lost all respect for you. every time you turn your back they are playing fruit ninja. you see that. such a waste of time and delicious fruit. don't sell your soul for belgian whistles, my man. >> he is held on suspicious of manslaughter. that is the latest we've heard. >> eight people dead and dozens hurt. these thi funre fun [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. our next guest one of our favorites two films coming out tally the counselor and the next one called "12 years a slave." >> i brought here back just like you -- >> ah. >> i got it. just distract. >> right there. stay away from it, boy. [laughter] >> jon: that's the li

he says this is a fact-finding mission for the agency to find out why christopher shepherd and lawrence daniels were killed by the train on saturday. they had 60 years of experience between them both. they are looking to gather any evidence that they can find. >> during this inspection and examination, flat spots on some of the rear car wheels were noted. we have also requested 30 days of maintenance records for these rail cars. >> reporter: he and his team will be here -- actually, they're going back to washington, d.c. in a couple of days. it will probably be weeks, even months, before we figure out exactly what happened on that railway on saturday. >>> days before president obama health insurance website launched, officials knew the site had major bugs that needed to be worked out, but they went ahead regardless. government officials and contractors tested a key part of the website to see if it could handle tens of thousands of customers at the same time. what they found out was it crashed after a simulation after just a few hundred people trying logging on simultaneously. jeffrey is

the two month old shepherd mix was stolen from the santa cruz spca yesterday. the puppy was returned to the shelter unharmed. the woman and the puppy were found after surveillance video was reviewed and she was identified. >>> the national weather service confirms a tornado touched down about 45 miles south of seattle this morning. it damaged buildings and tipped a train off its tracks. fortunately, no reports of any injuries. the tornado capped off a weekend of severe weather in that region. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist with all the latest numbers. >> we're seeing the weather in the pacific northwest impacting us in the bay area. you saw that video there. this is south of seattle. it was confirmed that it was an ef-1 tornado. if those rail cars had been lifted from the tracks, we would have been looking at an ef-3. we see 11 tornados in an average season around here. mainly out toward the central valley and around fresno and bakersfield. you can see this powerful storm there in western washington dropping anywhere from 5 to 8 inches of rain coming down

an australian shepherd and a poodle mix. i've never bought in a pet store ever, ever in my life, but we did with this dog because the kids were little and we went in a pet store all the dogs were sick and they saw this dog and they said, please bring some joy back into our house. we got that. and i bought the dog for $400. and then i had his dna tested on the "today" show and he's not australian shepherd and he's not a poodle anything. he's a mutt. >> but his papers are written in pencil. and i should have known. exactly. >> jimmy: what? what kind of pet store is this? >> well, it went out of business. it went out of business. >> jimmy: the name of the pet store is going out of business. yeah. >> but he's a wonderful dog. >> jimmy: yeah. that's cute. >> the documents were -- >> jimmy: i have a little dog. i have a really nice dog. her name is gary. >> her name is gary? >> jimmy: yeah, well, she was on our show. >> was she a boy before? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] >> i didn't know if you did that because she gets fixed, he get

. >> here in new york i'm shepherd smith. senate leaders from both parties have now restarted talks to raise the debt ceiling and tend partial government shutdown that's going on now. >> stephen: look at shep's hand held biodegradable info sheet! (cheers and applause) i mean -- look at that thing! flat screens are impressive but that thing is paper thin! (laughter) now obviously this may cause some to ask "what were all those screens for? is he going to use them to play angry birds?" wrong! >> it may be the most addictive online game ever. (laughter) candy crush. the object is you match these colorful groups of candy in three or more to clear the board and they'll give you suggestions like watch this -- see that blinking? their suggestions are almost always wrong. it has a nice sound. i don't know if we have audio from it. it's not a nice sound at all. i don't even know if it's fun anymore or if i'm a completed a detective. >> stephen: now we know the answer to one of journalism's eternal question: what does shep smith do whi

turn over the weekend haf a train killed two workers doing maintenance, one was a 58-year-old chris shepherd a member of the one of the unions not on strike. we are live where she just spoke with investigators looking into this tragic accident. laura? >> that is right. at the pleasant hill bart station they did offer new information about what they found so far. bart said the train was doing maintenance that, may be true but ntsb confirmed the man operating the train was being trained at the time of the accident. the 58-year-old was killed. he's a union member who crossed the picket line to go to work that day. a 66-year-old larry daniels was also killed. the team said they have interviewed four employees so far, including operator, they have collected a fair amount evidence at the scene. and >> this was a nonrevenue trip for training as well as maintenance personnel to do checks and tracks and equipment itself. so he was in training. >> now, part of what the national transportation safety board will do next is look at work rules protocols supposed to be followed. and whether those procedure

to shepherd mulling apprentice listen and thank you for the lights they help me to find my socks in the morning thank you. the elected here and to join with argue business community and our folks. i recognize a lot of facts you've been working with us in a constant way and i appreciate that. we have to work better we have to continue working with our business community that's the way our city is and becomes for successful. well, today, we're talking about planning a successful future together. sometimes, it's not it's really what we don't forecast or anticipate that calls us together and calls us for tax. i so want to begin with recognizing the rim fire that grew to be california's third biggest wild tire and talented our region or the asian crash that happened at san francisco. we saw our first responders. i'm very proud of our cities rapid response that protected our water and power system and recognized those police and fire and the staff at the general hospital or the san francisco public utilities commission our elementary medical family who are prepared for the necklaces disfavor

today's reenactment is the latest steps into the death of lawrence daniels and chris shepherd. john earl participated in three ntsb investigations even though they were aircraft, he says the methods are the same. >> you have to have recreated as best as man kind can and exact duplication of the conditions in which the incident or accident, whatever phraseology you like to use, occurred. >> he says every last detail is taken into account. >> having people in the same exact seat, possibly the same size of individual. >> they try and recreate it to a tee. >> while the reenactment took place, there were no passengers running. shuttle bussings ran from the lafayette station where it was closed. >> very troubling. >> bart had 10 to 15 buses between the lafayette and present hill stations. >> in walnut creek, it channel 2 news. >>> nissan covering some 2013 and 14 path finders, and infinty, and the qx 50. dealers are prepared to reprong am the vehicle system. >> the stock markets from caterpillar and the dow dropped 2. >>> physical fitness levels accord tolg stateing to the state's ch