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with a live shot from our roof cam. we are dealing with partly cloudy skies. last fall for today. this is what your temperatures are born to look like. san francisco or 53 degrees. 48 degrees for san jose. low 50's in concord. 48 degrees in livermore and 53 degrees for santa rosa. we do have rain to talk about and not attractive for you coming up. >> breaking news: a fight leads to a deadly hayward. police say it happened just parking lot behind "buffalo bill's brewery" on b street. on february 15, 2014, at 12:22 am hayward police dispatch received the report of a fight in the parking lot to the rear of 1082 b st., and someone possibly stabbed. when officers arrived on scene they found a male subject in the parking lot suffering from a stab wound. medical personnel rendered aid to the subject, but he was pronounced deceased at the scene. six minutes later, hayward police dispatch received a call of a solo vehicle collision on a st. at south garden ave. officers responded to this location and found the vehicle involved to be unoccupied. nine minutes after being notified of the solo vehicle collision, hayward police dispatch received a call from a local hospital advising they had two patients enter the emergency room suffering from stab wounds. at this time it appears all three incidents may be related, however this remains under investigation. the name of the deceased is not being released at this time pending notification of the next of kin. anyone with information regarding any of these incidents is encouraged to call the hayward police department's investigations bureau at 293-7034. >> in san francisco, a motorcycle driver has died after falling 30 feet. it happened early this morning when the rider was entering 101 at 10th street. he was then ejected from the bike. c-h-p says the bike remained on the roadway while the rider fell 30 feet down to the roadway below the on- ramp. the on-ramp has been reopened. no further details are available at this hour. >> a police chase in oakland ended with a deadly crash. officers say a chase involving the c-h-p ended at 98th avenue and san leandro street late last night. that's where the stolen van officers were chasing. crashed into some other cars, injuring two other drivers. one person was killed. >> stunning allegations against a south bay firefighter. mario enrique cuestas is behind bars. he's accused of selling methamphetamine to an undercover officer, and molesting a 17-year old boy. cuestas was arrested on thursday on federal drug and sex assault charges. those who know the 20-year veteran say the allegations have rocked the close-knit department. >> ".feeling sad." >> cuestas served for years at fire station one. more recently he had been assigned to the department's community outreach program. an internal investigation is underway. >> and a department of justice spokesperson says there may be more victims. kron 4 went to the san lorenzo home where neighbors say cuestas lives with his parents. the house is a couple of blocks away from two schools. when they heard the allegations, students who normally walk by the home said they were disgusted. >> you are supposed to be saving lives, not destroyed homes. >> those are the top of things to get to put in jail. >> the task force seized two hard drives, papers and other records as evidence in this case. authorities say cuestas used a gay dating website to connect with other men. >> the man who police say fatally stabbed a man outside a san jose bar. will not face murder charges. police say mark gutierrez was acting in self defense. the stabbing happened early wednesday morning. investigators say gutierrez was asked to leave a bar. the victim, ryan viri, followed him down the street. police say bar surveillance video shows viri holding a knife. while chasing after gutierrez. >> a c-h-p dash cam video captures a bay area traffic and now, the officer is being sued because of what happened. the passenger in that car says, the c.h.p. officer used excessive force. she charges the officer -quote - "violently forced her to the ground." it happened back in october. jennifer donovan says she and her partner were pulled over by officer j-a phillips,because one of their headlights was out. jennifer's partner donna was driving and was given field sobriety tests. donavan first refused to take a breathalyzer. she then calls to donna, who is still in the vehicle. that's when jennifer says the officer "violently forced her to the ground" causing her to tear her rotator cuff. now, she's suing the officer for excessive force >> simply because you may have probable cause or a legitimate reason to detain a person does not give you the right to ruffled some one and physically injured them. >> jennifer donovan was arrested for disobeying an officers command and being drunk in public. scott says both charges were dismissed. in the lawsuit donovan also charges the officer with a bad faith arrest and gender discrimination. >> the possibility of >> to celebrate the chinese new year and year of the horse, with a festival and parade in chinatown. >> we're going down checking every float, every like to make sure that there is nothing that we might have missed. >> san francisco's celebration has taken place every year for the past 150 years. this parade begins 5:20 p.m. at the second market street. it will go west on market, to geary street, tyumen square, then turn on paul street, post street, and up kerning, ended on columbus avenue. for more on road closures, information about other events happening this weekend to go to our website kron4.com >> coming up on the kron four news weekend. president obama is waking up in california this morning after touring parts of the state. we'll have what he has to say about california's >> plus- dozens of phones stolen at gunpoint from a bay area radio shack. why the thief was after a * specific type of phone. >> and after the break, actress ellen page coming out. we'll have her announcement and why she says she suffered for many years. suffered for many years. 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about another toxic spill. they fear a second pipe running under a coal ash dump might fail. this comes more than a week after a similar pipe collapsed and triggered a massive toxic spill into the dan river. the state said video taken inside the concrete pipe shows wide gaps between seams. they say potentially contaminated water could seep through those gaps. the states doesnt have an estimate of how much contaminated water from the dump is currently spilling into the river. officials have given the comany 10 days to come up with a plan to fix the leaks. >> an actress who says she was tired of hiding decided to *come out. she did so with an emotional speech that received a standing ovation. that was ellen page last night. publicly coming out as gay while giving a speech at an l-g-b-t-q youth conference in las vegas. >> the "juno" star said she was "tired of hiding" and "lying by omission." page said she suffered for years because she was too scared to reveal her sexuality. we'll have more headlines from hollywood-- including a tribute to shirley temple coming up at 8:45 with movie critic jan wahl. sh ho >> a kron-4 exclusive. alarming allegations about the former team doctor for the 49ers -- months after he commits suicide. commits suicide. ncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in i commits suicide. where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. >> the latest winter storm has moved out, but much of the east coast is struggling to recover. parts of pennsylvania are digging out from under nearly two feet of snow. at least 25 deaths are being blamed on the storm. meanwhile, utility crews are making progress, but more than 400-thousand power customers remained without electricity as of this morning. most of them are in south carolina and georgia. >> if you're flying today, go to kron 4 dot com. we have a link to the latest information on airport delays. and full bay area flight coverage. all three major bay area airports saw flight delays yesterday. s-f-o had 48-cancelations. >> turning our attention to the weather. >> we are waking up to partly cloudy skies. you can see that from our mount tam camera. we have light fall compared to the past days. just ahead we have rain coming, pushing into the afternoon. we have spotty morning showers tomorrow and afternoon sunshine. there is another chance of showers tuesday night into wednesday. >> your temperatures have a milder start for the day. low 50's along the east bay shore. upper 40's for the south bay and 48 degrees currently in livermore. as we head into the afternoon we are looking at mainly 60's, mountain view will have our high of 62 degrees. los 60s along the delta and mid 60's for livermore. low 60s along the east bay shoreline and downtown san francisco will be at 59 degrees. upper 50s and low 60's for the north bay. >> we do have a system that is headed our way and we will see an increase in cloud cover. we will start off a little bit cloudy by 2:00 p.m.. a little bit more widespread for the evening hours. making his way south across to the golden gate bridge. >> overnight hours it will push to the south. >> take a look picture 7 day around the bay. spotty showers today light ran into tomorrow. another chance of rain for tuesday evening. >> the agent for miami dolphins player jonathan martin says he feels "vindicated" by a report out now. it finds martin was bullied by three of his teammates. an independent investigation by attorney ted wells found richie incognito, john jerry and mike pouncey harassed martin, another offensive lineman and an assistant trainer. the harassment included racial slurs, homophobic name-calling and improper touching. but the report says the harassment was not meant to drive martin from the team or cause "lasting emotional injury." >> this morning -- an exclusive investigation into the team doctor of the san francisco 49ers. last october, kron4 broke the story about how doctor daniel garza was the target of a criminal probe, for alleged inappropriate behavior with adult interns. in addition to treating superstar athletes, garza was also a prominent researcher and associate professor at stanford university. the elite sports medicine physcian killed himself. after the san mateo county sheriff investigators. searched his home for evidence. now kron 4 has uncovered past allegations against the doctor. kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to three men who say, they were victiminzed by garza when they were teenagers. it's a story you'll see only on four. >> 16:14 i woke up in the middle of his quote unquote experiments and he was just sort of you know fondling me and kind of playing with himself >> that's the voice of a man who says he was drugged and molested by doctor daniel garza nearly 20 years ago, and he's not the only one who's accusing the doctor of sexual abuse. >> 15: for him to do what he did, just doesn't even seem human. >> in all i spoke to three victims, none of whom wanted to appear on camera. in order to protect their privacy.i've changed their names to peter, john and carlos. they say it started when garza was their young, influential teacher at cathedral high school in el paso texas. it's a catholic all boys' schoolserving mostly latino students coming from working class families near the west texas border town. garzaa recent stanford college gradwas teaching freshman science. to many, he was a trusted role model they greatly admired. >> 19:01 he was a phenomenal teacher. a phenomenal teacher. and he was able to paint pictures about science in just a beautiful way. >> even then he was closely involved with sports. here's a photo from the school's yearbook showing garza as coach of the school's tennis team. all of the victims i spoke to had been young athletes, who say they were approached by garza to participate in a research study involving physcially fit young men. the man i'm calling "carlos" says he was only 15 when approached by garza while at swim practice. he says more than once, garza took him into an empty classroom under the guise of taking his measurements for a study. he says garza had him pull down his pants and touched him in a way he considers sexual abuse. he never reported it. peter and john say they became garza's targets after joining his informal afterschool science group. at the time, they felt like they were being given an exciting opportunity by their mentor to help them succeed. peter now feels garza was laying a trap for them.from the very beginning. >> * *20:20 the way he picked us, it was very strategic. all of us had very dysfunctional homes, he knew we were over achievers and wouldn't want to disappoint. he was very, very >> near the end of 1993 garza convinced peter and john's parents to let him take the two boys on a ski trip to new mexico as a reward for all of their hard work. while they were alone in their ski cabingarza asked them to participate in his research study. >> 14:25 he explained to us how he needed to do some research for stanford on how young athletes' metabolic rates behave when they are in restful states versus athletic states, so he pulled out charts and everything looked very official. >> they say garza brought along something that he said would help them get into that restful state. a drug called halothanea powerful anestetic which when given in high enough concerntations renders one completely unconcious. they say garza told the teens to inhale from the peter volunteered. >> 15:57 i remember the first time i inhaled this drug i dropped the bottle, a lot of it poured out. then you know, i was knocked out and woke up in my bed the next morning. >> john agreed help in the study, but was uncomfortable with the idea of being gassed by the drug. but one night during that trip john woke up to an unusal smelland opened his eyes to find garza's silolette looming above him. >> 03:35 he had been putting the liquid of that bottle on to a washrag from the hotel and was putting it on my face. i rolled over you know, pretending that i was still asleep and i rolled my face away from him and he went back to the other side of the bed and put it back on me i rolled back the other way, i grabbed the towel and thew it on to the floor. the next morning i woke up thinking was that a dream or what? and i see the towel on the floor. it was pretty scary. >> john was rattled by the experiencebut chose not to report it to authorities. >> 04:42 at that point my home life wasn't the greatest and he seemed to be a stable figure in my life.so, i decided that i didn't have to tell anybody, i thought that he knew what was in my best interest and that he was looking out for me. >> only his best friend peter knew the truth. the victims didn't come forwarduntil it happened again. in the spring of 1994 garza took peter and john along with the rest of their science group to california in order to tour college campuses. it was during a visit to stanford university, that the "testing" began again. but this time peter says the drug wore off and he woke up to the unthinkable. >> 22: i actually woke up with my shirt off and his hand, in my genitalia, on my genitalia, you know, kind of caressing me and him sort of rubbing himself. >> peter told john and together they decided they had to come forward. they say parents, school officials and even the fbi were brought in.but in the end garza was not criminally charged.tomorrow in the next installment of our exclusive investigation you'll find out how garza got away with it maureen kelly kron4 news. >> more on this exclusive report at kron 4 dot com. again, we'll have part 2, here, this time tomorrow we'll be right back here on kron four news weekend, a for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> we're learning the man who robbed a san bruno radio shack thursday morning was looking specifically for apple products. the suspect walked into the store wearing a mask and a hooded sweatshirt. he pulled out a gun and forced a worker take him to a storage area, where he asked specifically for i- phones and i-pads. you're seeing the video right here. the suspect got away through the back door with 38 i-phones and an i-pad. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. a major flub at the n-b-a rising stars challenge. and it wasn't from a player. we'll show you what happened. >> and first the flu, now the "measles" is going around the bay area. who has been exposed. and how. these stories after the break. ♪ [ female announcer ] any moment can be made better with the latest amazing creation from mccafe: the new chocolate covered strawberry frappé. with real chocolate bits in every sip, it tastes like you're biting into a luscious chocolate covered strawberry. ♪ let someone at mcdonald's make your day, with a chocolate covered strawberry frappé. ♪ enjoy. [ female announcer ] another way to love mccafé. ♪ >> welcome back. we are talking about the weather. >> we're not expecting too much with this system. we do need the rain. we're waking up to partly cloudy skies. the temperatures are mild side. if your headed out the door in santa rosa there is 54 degrees, mid 50s for san francisco. with enough to about 46 degrees for pleasanton. into the afternoon will said increase in cloud cover in the showers will push to and from the north. the temperatures this afternoon, another round cooler yesterday. 62 degrees for oakland and low 60's for the south and mid 60's for livermore. into the evening was a low blow showers. they should grow widespread. by about 8:00 p.m. 55 degrees for san francisco. low 50's in san jose. >> we would tractor right for you in my full forecast coming up. >> police are lookinbreaking nif hayward this morning. we will go live with mike pelton. unfortunate, we do not have the store will will get back to this. >> police are looking for a man who allegedly robbed the a woman at uc-berkeley. she was walking their data and carleton street yesterday. she's tells police said the men showed her a black hand gun and demanded her beloved is. police said the proper got away in a dark green ford worker. >> flu season has claimed more lives, but the fatality rate seems to be slowing down. the state's health department now confirms 243 flu deaths were related to this season with 41 cases of just one week. however, the total this past week, is lower than in the past weeks. the state health director says that the downward trend is a good sign. there are 45 confirmed flu related deaths in the bay area, with santa clara county reporting the highest. >> an update now on a measles warning, which started with a case involving bart. a second case of the measles in the bay area is being reported, unrelated to the bart exposure both cases are in contra costa county and both involve international travel. meantime, state health officials report three measles cases, raising some fears about a potential outbreak. we spoke with an infectious disease doctor at kaiser to find out the risks of contracting the measles. as contagious as it is, the chances of catching the measles, is very unlikely. >> the measles is a live a bacterial back say that gives you long-lasting immunity. the only people would get this will be directly exposed to this victim at the time that were infected. riding bart today that should be okay but if there were on their the same time they should be concerned. >> dr. bergen adds that most people have had two vaccines for the measles by the age of five. and says the m-m-r vaccine-- which is for measles, mumps and rebela can last a lifetime. people born before1957 most likely have had the measles and should not get it again. >> but i f you're not sure if you've had the measles vaccine, your physician can run a blood test to find out. we have lots of information about the measles on our website, kron 4 dot com. in upper right hand corner, click on the measles section. there you'll find the stories we've done on the topic, the bart warning, and updates from local health departments. and you can learn how to identify the symptoms. >> the teacher accused of poisoning co-workers with pot-laced brownies. says she's not guilty. teresa badger of benicia entered her plea in court yesterday. badger is out of custody, and will return in april to set a date for her preliminary hearing. two people went to the hospital after eating marijuana-laced food she allegedly served at a potluck last november. badger is on paid leave from her job at matthew turner elementary school. >> california department of fish and wildlife collected more than a ton of banned shark fins. for sale inside a business. officers were tipped off in january that an emeryville restaurant was selling shark fin soup. when officers arrived at the hong kong east ocean restaurant.the delicacy was on the menu and being openly sold to patrons. it's the largest bust since the ban went into effect last july. police say the kwong yip fish company in san francisco sold the shark fins to the restaurant. officers discovered thousands of pounds of shark fins stored at the warehouse. the owner was charged with a misdemeanor. that charge could land the owner in jail for up to six months. the owner was charged with a misdemeanor. that charge could land the owner in jail for up to six months. >> president obama is waking up in southern california after visiting the fresno area. yesterday, he pledged at least 100-million dollars in federal money to help battle the drought. the president communicated the concern of the nation, while adding that all americans will have to make difficult choices about how to use and conserve water. >> i am directing all facilities to take immediate steps to curb water usage including at water usage for nonessential projects. >> the overall federal package includes additional aid for the most extreme drought areas. and money to help food banks serving families affected by the water shortage. >> former warriors sarunas marciulionis and guy rogers will be inducted into the naismith basketball hall of fame. and former n-b-a commisioner david stern was also elected. stern recently steeped down after 30 years leading the n-b-a. >> harrison barnes represented the warriors in the n-b-a rookies versus sophomores game. he had 16-points last night. oakland's damian lillard played in all 5 all-star events. the pistons' andre drummond was impressive. with 30 points and 25 rebounds! drummond won m-v-p of the game. >> but watch the trophy ceremony as the c-e-o for the corporate sponsors drops the m-v-p trophy! he awkwardly tried to put it back together. as for the game, team "grant hill" beat team "chris webber" 142-to-136. nats: ambiance >> we have some breaking nils frnews from sochi. if you o not want to hear one hockey game between the u.s. and russia, stop watching now. ready? here we go. the u.s. beat russia in a suit broughoot out. the final score was 3-2. >> coming up, thinking about going skiing or snowboarding this weekend? we will talk to the folks in heavenly mountain resort about the snow conditions. >> this week we lost one of hollywood's biggest buyers of of the depression era. jan remembers the life and career of shirley temple. >> bulldog: bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. you know, some wear fur. and mattress discounters good deed dogs is here to help them. meet yara. she helps veterans like marv stay independent. this is caspin. he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own. and goldie helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie works with people in the hospital. you can be a hero, too. give it mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs: helping dogs help people. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and 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to spotty showers tomorrow morning. we still will have a afternoon sunshine and another round of showers tuesday night and wednesday. the temperatures are on mild side. upper 40's heading out the door for san mateo. 54 degrees currently in santa rosa. 64 degrees will be your high for campbell and 63 expected for sunnyvale. we're looking at low 60's through concord and pittsburg. 63 degrees will be your high for what the creek and a little bit cooler for san francisco in the upper 50s. we're looking at a mix bag for the north bay. >> we do have a cold front that is pushing through and we will see this increase and cloud cover. we have showers had our way. spotted by nature and you can see the light rain will pushing. also moderate downpours. and by 10:00 p.m. or crossover. overnight it will push into the east bay. it will continue to push south. it will taper off. we're expecting dry conditions. for those of you head up to the sierra. you will see a mixture of snow and rain. he may get up to 3 to 6 in.. >> take a look at the seven day around the bay we are seeing rain for today and tomorrow and sunny skies for monday and the next chance for showers tuesday and wednesday. >> new start-ups in the u.s. is on the decline. that's not good news for our economy. new companies mean new jobs. researchers at kansas city- based kauffman, which studies entrepreneurship, found that the number of new start-ups across the nation has dipped nearly 30-percent over the last 20 years. that's despite the recent surge in new tech start-ups in the valley. our career expert kym mcnicholas says that part of the reason is its simply not easy to start a business and many people won't even try because of their fear of failure. she should know. she refused to venture out on her own until just last month, when she launched kymerview, a practice interview platform for pageant contestants and job seekers. i asked her to come the show and talk once in awhile about her trials and tribulations as an entrepreneur because not often do we have people willing to share their experiences that we can learn from. she joins us now. >> one of the first things about is a business cards. that is the way that some people will let their potential consumer know about their company. >> i had my business card here a couple weeks ago, you cannot read the fine print. i think the clear, the color almost got into the way and i did not notice the fault. >> believe me, if you do not have your glasses on, it is hard to read. it is so embarrassing. >> this is a great company that made the cards, this is a great place for you can outsource. they will bid on your local order website. they offer you private auctions in terms of how that will do your cards. >> when i saw what i suggest people do, by the way i bought at thousand of them. >> i would suggest that people, if their first time this as long as to just use a template or can goals of doubt,. >> so, you have been using this template and is working now for you? >> yes. let's move on to starting a business. >> a lot of people think that you just have to have your business set up, the web site set up. they think they're good to go but i actually sat on my ideal for literally a year, just waiting for the money to comment. >> what people kept saying to me was that i needed to check my idea, test the market, show proof that your concept will work. >> so, that is when i discovered this program. they taught me the concept of on ter proportion. i think they made this up bu beint is where you build your platform. you can test your market on ebay by using someone else's--you might want open a bakery but i do not know of my recipes will sale. if you go on an online marketplace. asset on all line shop to see if your recipes will sale. for me, i went to my practice interviews and i was practicing with job seekers. >> i went on a video conferencing have been as much better than a go go. it was higher quality.google. >> i was able to test the market and tell clients information. i was able to attract investors. >> how to find out about these companies? >> i'd done a lot of stories on these companies, one of my advisers--giving the right advisor can do well with kidding you connected. >> so, before you go, one of the big issues that a lot of business owners are wondering about it should they incorporate? >> i did incorporate, what you don't realize is that when you incorporate, whether not to bring in money, you have to pay a hundred dollars in taxes. >> so, no matter how much you make? >> yes. and actually having a cpa far your taxes. just to make sure you're doing everything right, that is even more expensive, about a thousand dollars. >> unfortunately, we are out of time. we will visit with you again. >> if you have any advice for me, you could e-mail me. >> thank you so much for joining us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ use chase freedom at gas stations this quarter and get 5% cash back. so you can keep rolling in style. 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expected around the bay area today as we take a live look from our roof camera above our studios on van ness avenue. a check of the weekend forecast-- next. >> let's get right to the forecast. >> we will start off with our roof cam were we are waking up to cloudy skies. we have rain headed our way. as for temperatures, they're on a mild side. low 50's if you're going out the door in oakland. 51 degrees currently in concord. we're waking up to about 53 degrees in santa rosa. let's talk about brain, coming up we will head back. >> happening today, tens of thousands will fill the streets of san francisco. >> there was a report of a fight and one man was suffering from a stab wound. he died at the scene. six minutes after the police responded to a single vehicle crashed on a street and no one was in the car at the time. nine minutes later, a nearby hospital stated that they had to patients with stab wounds. all of these incidents are related. they have been treated their release. an investigator is still try to piece this together and they have guards in the area but they do not believe that these people involved were at the bar. authorities did not believe that the suspects knew each other and they're still trying to find out what led up to the site. site. police tell me that they are looking for two to five men but this point investigators either do not have the information or is not releasing it. >> that was mike pelton reporting. >> >> president obama is waking up in southern california after visiting the fresno area. yesterday, he pledged at least 100-million dollars in federal money to help battle the drought. the president communicated the concern of the nation, while adding that all americans will have to make difficult choices about how people need to take the media is steps to conserve their water usage. >> the overall federal package includes additional aid for the most extreme drought areas. and money to help food banks serving families affected by the water shortage. >> new this morning. while the president is in california, he's telling congress to "finish the job" he started by raising the minimum wage to 10-dollars- 10-cents. in the president's weekly address, president obama says americans deserve to know where their representatives stand. the president says if lawmakers oppose a wage hike-- the american people should ask "why?" in the republican address, representative tom rooney of florida criticized the president for cuts to medicare, saying the health care reform law will keep wiping out senior's options. >> stunning allegations against a south bay firefighter. mario enrique cuestas is behind bars. he's accused of selling methamphetamine to an undercover officer, and cuestas was arrested on thursday on federal drug and sex assault charges. those who know the 20-year veteran say the allegations have rocked the close-knit department. >> it hurts. we are like a family. he did something that we do not tolerate. it goes against everything that we stand for. >> i think we are angry, we are shocked. ".feeling sad." >> cuestas served for years at fire station one. more recently he had been assigned to the department's community outreach program. underway. and a department of justice spokesperson says there may be more victims. >> we have no comment at this time. i am sorry. the family is pretty upset, we have no comment. thank you. kron 4 went to the san lorenzo home where neighbors say cuestas lives with his parents. the house is a couple of blocks away from two schools. when they heard the allegations, students who normally walk by the home said they were disgusted. line you are supposed to save lives, not like, destroying them. >> that is the stuff that gets you put in jail. >> the task force seized two hard drives, papers and other records as evidence in this case. authorities say cuestas used a gay dating website to connect with other men. >> the man who police say fatally stabbed a man outside a san jose bar. will not face murder charges. police say mark gutierrez was acting in self defense. the stabbing happened early wednesday morning. investigators say gutierrez was asked to leave a bar. the victim, ryan viri, followed him down the street. police say bar surveillance video shows viri holding a knife. while chasing after gutierrez. >> a c-h-p dash cam video captures a bay area traffic stop. and now, the officer is being sued because of what happened. the passenger in that car says, the c.h.p. officer used excessive force. she charges the officer -quote - "violently forced her to the ground." it happened back in october. jennifer donovan says she and her partner were pulled over by officer j-a phillips,because one of their headlights was out. jennifer's partner donna was driving and was given field sobriety tests. donavan first refused to take a breathalyzer. she then calls to donna, who is still in the vehicle. that's when jennifer says the officer "violently forced her to the ground" causing her to tear her rotator cuff. now, she's suing the officer for excessive force >> simply because you may have probable cause or a legitimate reason to detain a person does i give you the license to ruffled some one and physically injured them. >> jennifer donovan was arrested for disobeying an officers command and being drunk in public. scott says both charges were dismissed. in the lawsuit donovan also charges the officer with a bad faith arrest and gender discrimination. maligned >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news-- the jury deliberations continue today to decide the fate of a man chargeed with killing a teenager over loud music. details on why the jury still can't make a decision. >> plus-- lieutenant governor gavin newsom is changing his mind and no longer backing governor jerry brown's high speed rail project. we'll tell you why, this once strong supporter is changing his mind. >> we will have an update on shirley temple and other people in show biz. bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. bulldog: you know, some wear fur. and 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>> a plan to protect the river that runs through yosemite national park is now limiting the number of park visitors. park officials say the number of visitors to yosemite valley will be limited to a little over 18- thousand-seven-hundred. details were released by the national park service after receiving thousands of comments from the public who want to preserve access. while tourists can still bike and raft, the rental facilities will be moved farther away from the merced river. the park also plans to ease congestion by adding shuttle buses and improving traffic flow. >> the napa unified school district is offering a reward to find the people who vandalized and burglarized a napa school. police say laptops and other items were stolen from a classroom at the river school in napa. it happened sometime last weekend. the district reward is 500- dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. >> we have a cold front pushing it. will track your forecast coming up. >> the latest winter storm has moved out, but much of the east coast is struggling to recover. parts of pennsylvania are digging out from under nearly two feet of snow. at least 25 deaths are being blamed on the storm. meanwhile, utility crews are making progress, but more than 400-thousand power customers remained without electricity as of this morning. most of them are in south carolina and georgia. >> if you're flying today, go to kron 4 dot com. we have a link to the latest information on airport delays. and full bay area flight coverage. all three major bay area airports saw flight delays yesterday. s-f-o had 48-cancelations. >> we are waking up to low cloud cover. we continue to see the increase throughout the day. we have showers that will push said this afternoon. we are waking up to spotty showers tomorrow morning and afternoon sunshine. there is another chance for showers tuesday night and into wednesday. >> the temperatures this morning are in the upper 40's. low 50's to low the east bay. that afternoon highs will be in the 60s from the south bay as 62 degrees for fremont. mid 60's for evergreen. we're looking at mid 60's for livermore as 64 degrees for pleasanton, low 60s along the east bay shoreline. it is a little bit cooler towards the coast. a mix of upper 50's, low 60's for the north. >> we have a cold front and a score to push through. well cloud cover drop the day and the showers will push then by about 2:00 p.m.. light rain for santa rosa growing widespread and we are also picking up intensity. moderate downpours and by 10:00 p.m. you can expect rain tonight for san francisco and overnight is what is want to be more widespread. by 2:00 a.m., it will trickle out of here towards tomorrow morning. >> the sierra forecast, if you're going up to tahoe you will see a mixture of rain and snow. morning snow showers about 3 to 6 in.. there above 7,000 ft.. we have light rain to deal with tonight into tomorrow. state conditions for tomorrow afternoon and another chance for tuesday night into wednesday. >> an earthquake that shook south carolina and georgia was felt for hundreds of miles. the four-point-one magnitude earthquake happened around 10:30 last night. it was centered near the south carolina- georgia border. it felt as far as 150 miles in multiple directions. no damages or injuries have been reported. >> north carolina officials are are worried about another toxic spill. they fear a second pipe running under a coal ash dump might fail. this comes more than a week after a similar pipe collapsed and triggered a massive toxic spill into the dan river. the state said video taken inside the concrete pipe shows wide gaps between seams. they say potentially contaminated water could seep through those gaps. the states doesnt have an estimate of how much contaminated water from the dump is currently spilling into the river. officials have given the comany 10 days to come up with a plan to fix the maligned >> the jury will be back in court today to decide the fate of the man charged with first-degree murder of a 17- year-old over loud music. the jacksonsville, florida, jury in michael dunn's case deliberated all day friday and did not reach a decision. dunn is charged in the november 2012 death of 17- year-old jordan davis. dunn allegedly shot an suv davis was in with four other black teenagers. >> the family of a kidnapped newborn from wisconsin wants justice. baby kayden powell was abducted from a home in beloit, wisconsin last week. his aunt, kristen smith, has been charged. police say she took the baby across state lines to iowa, where she was arrested. an officer found the baby at a gas station. despite being left in the cold, doctors gave kayden a clean bill of health. >> she should be totally punished. she had plenty of time, when they arrested her to tell her where that baby was. >> smith faces kidnapping and child endangerment charges. >> so far, there's been nothing but silence from olympic athletes on russia's anti-gay laws, but this isn't stopping protesters. one of the campaigns protesting the anti-gay statutes is encouraging athletes to speak out against the laws. no athletes have at this time. groups have also hoped that athletes would speak out against russian laws banning gay "propaganda" from reaching minors. >> president obama has now named the members of his official delegation to the sochi games closing ceremony. the white house says the group will include billie jean king and the american olympic gold medalist speed skaters bonnie blair and eric heiden. the delegation will attend athletic competitions, meet with u-s athletes and attend the closing ceremony. the white house said the delegation will be headed by deputy secretary of state william burns and will also include michael mcfaul, the do >> the united states and china have promised to cooperate more closely in combatting climate change. this comes after u-s secretary of state john kerry's recent visit to china. they have agreed on steps to carry out commitments to curb greenhouse gas output. those include reducing vehicle emissions, improving energy efficiency of buildings and other measures. kerry also says he urged chinese leaders to support press freedom and a free internet, and that it would strengthen china's economy. >> the agent for miami dolphins player jonathan martin says he feels "vindicated" by a report out now. it finds martin was bullied by three of his teammates. an independent investigation by attorney ted wells found richie incognito, john jerry and mike pouncey harassed martin, another offensive lineman and an assistant trainer. the harassment included racial slurs, homophobic name-calling and improper touching. but the report says the harassment was not meant to drive martin from the team or cause "lasting emotional injury." martin's agent says martin feels a great sense of relief. >> i am just happy that we were able to mold for. i think jonathan really want to put this behind him start to focus on playing football into the iv team. >> 2014. >> martin left the team last year after what he called a pattern of harassment. days later, incognito was suspended. an attorney for incognito released a statement saying the report is full of errors. the owner of the dolphins says he will review the report in detail before >> we will be right back. 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an update. >> things are starting to look great, the last form of brought as 37 in. of fresh snow. we are looking for a few more inches. we are for lay off for 24 lives and 74 trails. it is really setting a side great for the weekend. as we look for to next week, having holiday hours. will open every day at 8:30 a.m.. the strong winds are impacting lift operations and we do encourage people to a call for the snow phone. we are open. >> tell us more about to you stated that it was windy, give us an update. >> it is when they on the ridge line, that is affecting some areas. however, we are able to operate the part of the mountain, we have a diversity, and especially ir >> tells more about the base. >> the lasmo storm brought 37 in.. so our base is looking well, we have great coverage, we have an offer peace area open. >> thank you for the update and it looks like things are improving. but a again, you should call ahead to check. >> since the weekend is shaping up to be a good one for hitting the slopes in tahoe. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate will show you how technology can help you save we'll have that coming up at >> the possibility of rain is not putting a damper on tonight's chinese new year celebration in san francisco. this is video from last year. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to be near market and second streets for the largest celebration of its kind there are going to be 600- thousand firecrackers and more than 100-floats. organizers are busy preparing.and say it takes a lot of hard work. >> we are going down checking every float in every light. we want to make sure that there is nothing that we missed. >> san francisco's celebration has taken place every year for 150- years. the parade begins at 5:20 at second and market. it will go west on market. to geary street. to union square. then turn on powell street. post street. and up kearny. ending on columbus for more on the road closures. and information about other events happening this weekend. go to kron4 dot com and check out our events page. >> flu season has claimed more lives. but the fatality rate seems to be slowing down. the state health department now confirms 243-flu-related deaths this season. with 41-new cases in just one week. however, the total this past week. is lower than in past weeks. the state health director says the downward trend is a good sign. even though flu season is not over until may. there are 45-confirmed flu- related deaths in the bay area, with santa clara county reporting the highest numbers. >> an update now on a measles warning, which started with a case involving bart. a second case of the measles in the bay area is being reported, unrelated to the bart exposure both cases are in contra costa county and both involve international travel. meantime, state health officials report three measles cases, raising some fears about a potential outbreak. we spoke with an infectious disease doctor at kaiser to find out the risks of contracting the measles. chances of catching the measles, is very unlikely. >> the measles is a viral back saying which may is that it gives you very long-lasting immunity. the only people that will be at risk is people that were directly exposed to that individual during that time. riding bart today should not be a problem. but if you were all the same bart train with him that you should be concerned. >> pisdr. bergen adds that most people have had two vaccines for the measles by the age and says the m-m-r vaccine-- which is for measles, mumps and rebela can last a lifetime. people born before1957 most likely have had the measles and should not get it again. but i f you're not sure if you've had the measles vaccine, your physician can run a blood test to find out. >> we have lots of information about the measles on our website, kron 4 dot com. in upper right hand corner, click on the measles section. there you'll find the stories we've done on the topic, the bart warning, and updates from local health departments. and you can learn how to identify the symptoms. >> we warn you this video is tough to watch. but there is a conviction in this brutal attack on a woman during pride weekend last year in san francisco. the district attorney's office says a jury on thursday found christopher porter-bailey guilty of robbery, assault, and battery. the attack happened on june 30th near market and dolores streets. a group of people robbed the victim and knocked her down. porter-bailey kicked her in the head while she was on the ground. the victim did not suffer lasting injuries. porter-bailey is set to be sentenced on april 11th. >> coming of one the kron4 new spread a majos, a major flue nba rising stars challenge. it was not from a player, will show you what happens. >> the giants are taking new security measures at the ball park this season. we will tell you what to expect before you enter the park. aligned it is time for the tech report with gabe slate. >> when this is a great time 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skies. pushing into the afternoon in the north, a growing widespread in the evening. as for your temperatures this morning we're waking up to predict what conditions. upper 40's for livermore and waking up to low 50's in the south. this is going to be warm low to mid 60's. 63 degrees will be your high for sunnyvale. low 60's to redwood city. mid 60's for those of you ever bring an end to the east bay, 60 degrees for danville and 62 for copper. los 60s along the east bay shoreline and cheerleader at the close. 58 degrees for ocean beach. >> 60 degrees expected for napa. we have a cold front that will push through and then showers later today. at about 2:00 p.m. uses a light showers. growing widespread for the north and the evening hours will be picking up in intensity pripet by 10:00 p.m. we will have to make his way to san francisco. south bay by about 2:00 a.m. and then it will taper off. >> for those of you heading up to the tahoe area we are expecting a mixture and gusty conditions. >> as for tomorrow we're waking up to snow showers mostly sunny. >> your seven day around the bay shows that we are dealing with the rain tonight and morning fog for tomorrow. sunny skies on monday and in a chance for rain tuesday night and wednesday. >> (music & singing) >> how great was she? >> when people say " oh, it is just a movie " or " he is just a movie star " they forget the power of cinema. that it can change our mood, up lift our spirits, get us all laughing, or make us cry. >> movies can be like this and a lot less expensive than therapy. a little girl once took an entire country and made everyone forget the great depression, if only for a few hours. >> hurd and were shirley temple and, as alice faye told me, was the most talented child performer in history. she was a triple threat, an act, dance, sing. when interviewed in her home in woodside, she told me that she like to learn everyone else's line and that the reason she never went the way of drug addiction or troubled child stars is that her parents protected her. she felt loved. her book child star is early years and her four time co-star bill both generals on robinson. unlike so many of the stars of today, she had a sense of very bad, and later served the country as ambassador to ghana and sex of akczecholavaki using those skills as the world famous little girl to communicate and work with others. if she was also one of the first woman to publicize and the danger of breast cancer. >> he refused to use any kind of help light tella prompter q cards. >> one of the great pioneers of variety comedy on television.died at 91 this week.but will live forever through his wacky, wild satire on your show of shows and sid caesar's hour.he was raised by immigrant parents who had a restaurant.he learned the fake but funny languages and accents he would imitate.worked the laughs at the catskills with mel brooks and danny kaye.he never used cue cards or teleprompter on his hit shows.had an amazing group around him.carl reiner, imogine coca, howard morris.he is beautifully imitated by joe bologna in my favorite year.i interviewed him for his book 'where have i been?'.about his blackout drinking on grease 2.from mad mad world to silent movie.to great tv.sid caesar.one of the best. >> >> one of the brightest people i ever interviewed is bob costas.great about sports of course bu able to talk on any subject. he had to bow out of olympic coverage this week due to an eye infection. he fought it as long as he could but said it got worse, blurry and watery. matt lauer has been called in.but costas is hoping his eyes will get better.he says "the last thing in the world i want is to owe matt lauer a favor." >> she made history by ben the first woman to oppose the broadcast. >> have you ever noticed that many wealthy stars never give or do anything for charity? this one in particular could do so much, since the paperazzi follow her everywhere.they could follow her to an animal shelter, a children's hospital, an inner city playground. imagine the good she could do. guess we'll have to imagine, since she's very far away from doing t! someone that i dislike very mont >> someone that i dislike very much as paris hilton. she could do so much. >> it's been confirmed that hugh jackman is hosting this year's tony awards.for the 4th time.he and neil patrick harris share that number.this year the fabulous harris may be up for a tony for hedwig and the angry inch.hugh jackman is so talented and charming.when he was here two years at the curran in his one man show.many of us experienced it first hand.he can do it all.but wish he would make a movie of the boy from oz.his tony winning show.june 8 is this year's tonys.and hugh jackman makes it worth getting excited about.what a rare talent. >> witit just takes your breath away. the >> he is pretty amazing. >> >> we will be right back. line >> harrison barnes represented the warriors in the n-b-a rookies versus sophomores game. he had 16-points last night. oakland's damian lillard played in all 5 all-star events. the pistons' andre drummond was impressive. with 30 points and 25 rebounds! drummond won m-v-p of the game. but watch the trophy ceremony as the c-e-o for the corporate sponsors drops the m-v-p trophy! he awkwardly tried to put it back together. as for the game, team "grant hill" beat team "chris webber" 142-to-136. >> baseball fans arriving at at&t park this season will have to go through stricter security screenings. all fans entering the park will be screened by metal detectors. major league baseball has mandated that all teams must use metal detectors by the start of the 2015 season. the giants' cross-bay rivals, the oakland a's, started using metal detectors at the gates late last season. anyone who does not want to walk through the metal detectors will have the option of being checked by a handheld wand. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we will continue to follow developing news out of hayward where police are investigating three stabbings, one which turned deadly. kron4 mike pelton is live with an update. >> plus, a few restaurants in the san francisco area that are open for an after valentine's day meal. we will break them down for you at 915. >> if you are looking to head to the movies on this president's day weekend, we have a couple that you might want to check out. ♪ [ man ] yo buzz! drop that beat! remix! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ ♪ you got that medley crunch ♪ go! go! buzz! ♪ go! go! go! buzz! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ clusters, flakes ♪ that medley crunch, crunch! ♪ clusters, flakes ♪ that medley crunch, crunch! go! ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ hey! you got that medley crunch ♪ ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ >> police are investigating a triple stabbing in hayward. i will have the details coming up. >> + a veteran firefighter is accused of dealing drugs to a minor and the allegations against him continue to grow. >> cloudy skies are expected around the bay area today. we will take a live look from our roof cam are coming up. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. let's get things started would check in now the weather forecast. >> this is the view from the bay bridge toll plaza. we're waking up to a lot of cloud cover. rain is headed our way, as for temperatures, we're waking up to mid 50s in san francisco. low 50's for oakland. 51 degrees currently in concord. about 54 degrees currently in santa rosa. will track with the temperatures are headed coming up in just a bit. >> happening now, police in hayward are investigating a homicide. after a man is stabbed to death early this morning.in the city's second homicide of the year. kron four's mike pelton is live at the scene with more. mike? >> this is a lot for police to secure. they are treating this as a triple stabbing. all that they stated started from a fight in this parking lot. >> as you can see behind a police markings are still on the ground and authorities tell me about 12:20 p.m. they heard of a fight that started. one man died on the scene. a few minutes later they responded to a car crash on a street. minutes after thatl reported that two patients showed up with stab wounds. they do believe that these incidents are related. authorities will interview them this morning. police are investigating what led to the stabbing and how the suspects and victims crossed paths. there are several bars in the area but they do not believe that any of them played a role in the incident. there are looking for two to five suspects. they either do not have or they're just not releasing the information. >> that was mike pelton reported. >> stunning allegations against mario enrique cuestas is behind bars. he's accused of selling methamphetamine to an undercover officer, and molesting a 17-year old boy. cuestas was arrested on thursday on federal drug and sex assault charges. those who know the 20-year veteran say the allegations have rocked the close-knit >> it hurts. it just goes against everything that we are for. >> we're angry, we are shocked. ".feeling sad." >> cuestas served for years at fire station one. more recently he had been assigned to the department's community outreach program. an internal investigation is underway. and a department of justice spokesperson says there may be more victims. >> there is no comment at this time. >> does he live here? >> i cannot say, the family has no comment. thank you. >> kron 4 went to the san lorenzo home where neighbors say cuestas lives with his parents. the house is a couple of blocks away from two schools. when they heard the allegations, students who normally walk by the home said they were disgusted. lined you are supposed to be saving lives, not destroying them. >> those are pasted it should be kept in jail. >>things they get to beat up in jail. >> the task force seized two hard drives, papers and other records as evidence in this case. authorities say cuestas used a gay dating website to connect with other men. >> line >> california highway safety patrol at-camera video captures a bay area traffic stop. and now, the officer is being sued because of what happened. the passenger in that car says, the c-h-p officer used excessive force. she alleges the officer - her to the ground." it happened back in october. jennifer donovan says she and her partner were pulled over by officer j-a phillips, because one of their headlights was out. jennifer's partner donna was driving. donna first refused to take a breathalyzer test. she then calls to jennifer, who is still in the vehicle. that's when jennifer says the officer took her down, causing her to tear her rotator cuff. >> just because you have probable cause this might give you the right to rough up a person. >> the video shows that she is no way threatening the officer and that the officer escalated the incident instead of choosing to obvious options. >> i will ask you one more time, get in the car. if you do not i will arrest you. option number two is as simple to set a two are under arrest,, ron and put your hands behind your back. >> jennifer donovan was arrested for disobeying an officers command and being drunk in public. scott says both charges were dismissed. in the lawsuit donovan also charges the officer with a bad faith arrest and gender discrimination. >> if my client had been eight male, off-duty police officer, this situation would have been handled different. >> we contacted the chp for it, but that would not comment on a litigation. >> good morning. i have no movies, new d b d's and the best and worst of oscar fashion. on dvd' and the best ad best and worst of oscar fashion. on dvd' and the best ad worst of oscar fashion. through presidents' day, best and worst of oscar fashion. on dvd' and the best ad worsget 36 monthsshion. interest-free financing and save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. this special financing offer ends presidents' day at sleep train. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [ female announcer ] any moment can be made better with the latest amazing creation from mccafe: the new chocolate covered strawberry frappé. enjoy. 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[ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >> the time right now was 9:15 a.m.. here's a live look from our mount tam cam. we have drizzle from the fog. what was the increase in cloud cover and right behind this system, will have spotty showers and afternoon sunshine. we have another system, and our way tuesday night and wednesday. >> for this morning, we're waking up to mid 50s. about 52 degrees currently in san mateo. a for your afternoon highs, we will see mid 60's for the south bay and 62 degrees for redwood city. mid 60's for those of you in evergreen and low 60's for concord, pittsburg mid 60's for antioch. low 60's for the east coast, little bit cooler towards the close, off 57 degrees. a mix bag of upper 50's, low 60's for the north. take a look at satellite and radar we have a cold front. there will be an increase in cloud cover. >> by about 2:00 p.m. will start to see light showers. it will get more widespread towards the north into the evening. by 9:00 p.m. it will pick up in terms of intensity. >> by 10:00 p.m. it will cross into the area and about 2:00 a.m., it will be towards the south bay. the morning hours will be dry and we are actually expecting sunshine. if you're going out to sigup to ta once they will have snow showers and expecting three to six and just above 7,000 ft.. >> your extended forecasts shows a drive by tomorrow and another chance of showers tuesday night and wednesday. >> if you're looking for an * after valentine's day place to eat in san francisco.we've got a few options for you. here to help us break those down is marcia gagliadri from tablehopper. good morning. >> how were sure valentine's day? >> it was lovely. it was like being at a big family gathering. >> what about yours? >> i had a nice time in the space, we went to a nice restaurant. >> valentine's day has to be one of the most popular days. are restaurants were just pack. >> right up there is new year's eve and mother's day. those are the three big ones. >> now the valentine's day has moved on, you have a list of some restaurants that we should look at. >> you have plenty of options but first up we have --normally, we have to do our own makeup but someone came into doing for me. >> how nice. >> one of my favorite newcomers is a verbena. they're in berkeley. the full is is-there's some people say that because of the waste plan and now, >> what are they looking at? >> these are the quayle, two birds, they are marinated in a have a buttermilk bath. they are the juiciest birds. this is one of the top dishes. >> they also have this-- >> it is fantastic. it is nice and warm and buttery. they also have a full bar. that atmosphere is nice. it is peper fifth. >> the other place that you should try is mason pacific. this is between chinatown and everything is inside. >> we are looking at the front room, maybe you are just out and hungry, their backgrouback home has a good atmosphere and the shaft, you can tell us that he really perfects them. that is-faster sallets are great. there fried chicken is okay. i like the fact that he uses the dark meat. but all the salads, they do the salads and you do not want to miss their appetizers. >> this is very very deep wine. if you want to go wilout. they also have valet parking. >> the last place is 20 spot. this is so good. >> you have a lot of good tips for this restaurant. >> i like it. you can also have some good wine. >> speaking of the wind, this is a little wine spot. i love this place because it is postmodern, vintage interior. they have dark knight light spread you tested at a bull for a table. the owner is so passionate about wind, we have a foggy chilly day coming in. i also think that they do a very good dish with beets. you can also get deviled eggs. >> they have super mind from the field. it is just the way that they set up. they put some thought into our everything was put together. >> they have it all some wine collection. >> are you inspired about sunday night's? >> where can people go of that want to find out more. >> you can go on the web site. they have openings and to reduce. >> thank you for joining us. we will be right back. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. align >> welcome back. the family of a kidnapped newborn from wisconsin wants justice. baby kayden powell was abducted from a home in beloit, wisconsin last week. his aunt, kristen smith, has been charged. police say she took the baby across state lines to iowa, where she was arrested. an officer found the baby at a gas station. >> she should be totally punished. i know that. she had plenty of time to tell them that the baby was okay. >> despite being left in the cold, doctors gave kayden a clean bill of health. smith faces kidnapping and child endangerment charges. >> no leads yet on the whereabouts of a missing pregnant woman in hawaii. police believe items found in a remote area of maui on friday belong to 26-year-old charli scott. investigators are not releasing any details on the items. but the woman's clothes were found in the same areas thursday night. her burned out car was also found a day earlier near a remote surfing beach. scott disappeared last sunday. her ex-boyfriend who is the father of her child was the last person to see her. he was questioned by police but released. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. a restaurant advertising shark fin soup on the menu. find out who gave them the legal fanillegal . >> happening now, police in hayward are investigating a homicide. after a man is stabbed to death early this morning.in the city's second homicide of the year. kron four's mike pelton is live at the scene with more. >> one business owner has taken upon himself to clean up the mess on the sidewalk because police are treating this as a triple step in. they believe this stems from a fight. there are several businesses here. behind me, police markings are still on the ground and authorities tell me about 12:20 p.m. they received calls about a fight. they found a man suffering from a gun wound. a still that won't. a hospital reported that two patients showed up with stab wounds. off police believe that these incidents are related and the two victims were treated and released. but 40's will interview them this morning. they continue to investigate how the suspect cross paths. at this point, it is unclear if this is gang related. >> they are looking for two to five suspects but at this point they do not have a good description. >> we're also following the weather this morning. >> >> the current conditions right now are shorn about 55 degrees for santa rosa. low 50's for pleasanton and livermore. as we head into the afternoon you can expect pretty cool conditions and we will see this shower start off in the north bay about 2:00 p.m.. 58 degrees will be your high for santa rosa and upper 50s for those of you in san francisco. mid 60's for livermore. that afternoon, we are expecting the showers to grow more widespread and you may want to carry your arm trouble. >> it was also be a little chilly. 55 degrees, dropping down to mid 60's. >> we would tracked iran for u.n. future cast 4 continues. >will track the forecast for you when we return. >> police are looking for the man who allegedly robbed a woman at u-c berkeley. she was walking near dana and carleton streets yesterday. she tells police a man showed her a black handgun and demanded her belongings. he reportedly grabbed her purse. police say the robber got away in a dark gray four door car. he is described as a black man in his late 20s or early 30s. he was wearing a dark colored cap, a black hooded sweatshirt and black jeans. >> we warn you this video is tough to watch. but there is a conviction in this brutal attack on a woman during pride weekend last year in san francisco. thursday found christopher porter-bailey guilty of battery. the attack happened on june a group of people robbed the victim and knocked her down. porter-bailey kicked her in the head while she was on the ground. the victim did not suffer lasting injuries. porter-bailey is set to be >> the napa unified school district is offering a reward to find the people who vandalized and burglarized a napa school. police say laptops and other items were stolen from a classroom at the river school in napa. it happened sometime last weekend. the district reward is 500- dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. we're learning the man who robbed a san bruno radio shack thursday morning was looking specifically for apple products. the suspect walked into the store wearing a mask and a hooded sweatshirt. he pulled out a gun and forced a worker take him to a storage area, where he asked specifically for i- phones and i-pads. you're seeing the video right here. the suspect got away through the back door with 38 i- phones and an i-pad. >> flu season has claimed more lives. but the fatality rate seems to be slowing down. the state health department now confirms 243-flu-related deaths this season. with 41- new cases in just one week. however, the total this past week. is lower than in past weeks. the state health director good sign. even though flu season is not over until may. there are 45-confirmed flu- related deaths in the bay county reporting the highest numbers. >> an update now on a measles warning, which started with a case involving bart. a second case of the measles reported, unrelated to the bart exposure both cases are in contra costa county and both involve international officials report three fears about a potential outbreak. we spoke with an infectious disease doctor at kaiser to find out the risks of contracting the measles. >> as contagious as it is, the chances of catching the measles, is very unlikely. >> the measles is a viral vaccines that it is available long-lasting, the only people at risk will be those who were directly exposed to that individual during the time that it was contagious. so a few ride bart today you should be okay but if you were on the same train with this individual, it is some concern. >> dr. bergen adds that most people have had two vaccines for the measles by the age of five. and says the m-m-r vaccine-- which is for measles, mumps and rebela can last a lifetime. people born before1957 most likely have had the measles and should not get it again. but i f you're not sure if you've had the measles vaccine, your physician can run a blood test to find >> we have lots of information about the measles on our website, kron 4 dot com. in upper right hand corner, click on the measles section. there you'll find the stories we've done on the topic, the bart warning, and updates from local health departments. and you can learn how to >> >> california department of fish and wildlife collected more than a ton of banned shark fins. for sale inside officers were tipped off in january that an emeryville restaurant was selling shark fin soup. when officers arrived at the hong kong east ocean restaurant.the delicacy was on the menu and being openly it's the largest bust since the ban went into effect last july. police say the kwong yip fish company in san francisco sold the shark fins to the restaurant. officers discovered thousands of pounds of shark warehouse. the owner was charged with a misdemeanor. that charge could land the owner in jail for up to six months. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend.lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he no longer supports california's high speed rail plan.find out why he changed his mind >> and a new plan is limiting the amount of visitors to yosemite.in hopes of improving other aspects of the park.we'll have the >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom, once a strong supporter of california's high-speed rail project, says he has changed his mind and no longer backs it. newsom's comments make him the most prominent democrat in california to publicly split with governor jerry brown's top project. newsom says he supports taking nine- billion-dollars in voter-approved bonds from the rail project and redirecting it to "other, more pressing infrastructure needs." the bullet train even as questions grow about how the state will pay for it. >> a plan to protect the river that runs through yosemite national park is now limiting the number of park visitors. park officials say the number of visitors to yosemite valley will be limited to a little over 18- thousand-seven-hundred. details were released by the national park service after receiving thousands of comments from the public who want to preserve access. while tourists can still bike and raft, the rental facilities will be moved farther away from the merced river. onethe park also plans to ease congestion by adding shuttle buses and improving traffic flow. >> the united states and china have promised to cooperate more closely in combating climate change. this comes after u.s. secretary of state john kerry's recent visit to china. they have agreed on steps to carry out commitments to curb greenhouse gas output. those include reducing vehicle emissions, improving energy efficiency of buildings and other measures. kerry also says that the urge chinese leaders to support press freedom and a free internet, and that would strengthen china's economy. >> the next kron-4 special is all about dogs. it airs on friday night, february 28th at nine p.m. we'll take you behind the scenes of the golden gate kennel club - 2014 dog show. hosted by grant lodes and justine waldman. that's friday, february 28th at nine p.m. here on kron 4. >> we will be right back. line >> welcome back. >> we are going to start off with a live shot from the san mateo bridge. we were wicked up to a lot of cloud cover. we do have a system approaching this afternoon. we are waking up to spotty showers tomorrow morning and afternoon sunshine. we have another system tuesday night into wednesday. >> current temperatures, mid 50s out the door for santa rosa and 55 degrees for half moon bay. low 50's in the south bay and 50 th53 degrees fr concord. 62 degrees will be your high for fremont. san jose a mid 60's for those of you and los gatos and campbell. mid 60's for livermore and 62 degrees for pittsburg. a little bit cooler for san francisco at 59 degrees. a mix bag of the upper 50's, low 60's for the north. 58 degrees expected for santa rosa. >> take a look at satellite and radar we have a full increase and cloud cover and showers a letter on today. maybe as early as 2:00 p.m.. going a little bit of a widespread in the evening but still in the north, we will pick up in terms of intensity. moderates downpours by 10:00 p.m. passing over the golden gate bridge, towards the 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trump/clinton matchup. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we'll analyze yesterday's vote with karl rove and rudy giuliani in a moment. plus, brand new fox polling in ohio and florida. but, first, the talking points memo. fascism and donald trump. as predicted here, some in the media both left and right are portraying mr. trump as a 1930s type fascist and his supporters as budding brown shirts. the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. trump, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police officers, labeling them racist who hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabated, a stagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of an american citizen by isis goes out to play golf. a cull purr that now demands political correctness even if it goes against sincerely held religious beliefs. a legal system that may actually harm a business owner if he or she does not want to participate in a gay marriage. or catholic nuns who don't want to distribute birth control. a press corps that generally embraces liberalism using its constitutional privilege to diminish non-liberals who have the at temerity to speak out. leftist system teachers and administrators who often impose their view on the world on defenseless children. grievance industry that is often promoted boy the media, thus, allowing anti-american zealots to define this country as evil and oppressive, ie america is the reaproblem in the world. in the face of all of that, an avenger named trump has risen, promising to stop the madness and giving blunt voice to millions of angry americans. the movement that trump represents has nothing to do with fascism, everything to do with furious dissent. this memo is not a campaign ad for trump. i know for a fact that some very bad people are trying to exploit his campaign to disguise racial and social hatred. they are doing that. donald trump should loudly condemn those people and tone down some of his own inflammatory rhetoric. just tell us what you want to do. no need to incite. same thing is happening with the bernie sanders crew where some haters are supporting bernie in order to tear down marketplace freedoms and inflict pain on prosperous americans. the cold truth is, charges of racism and fascism are easy smears designed to stop freedom of expression and stifle debate. here's more truth. the u.s.a. turn for the worse long before donald trump ever entered the political arena. and germany has nothing to do with it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from miami bernie goldberg who has written a column on this fascism business on his website. and you say? >> bill, the crazy wing of the far left accused george w. bush of being hitler and a nazi. some conservatives have done the same to barack obama. now, we have the latest edition of this slander. donald trump, donald trump is hitler. you know what? there are plenty of reasons, in my view, plenty of legitimate reasons to criticize donald trump. but to make comparisons to hitler is beyond disgraceful. let me give you some specifics that you alluded to in a+ñse vague way. a professor from harvard wrote an op. he ed in the "the washington post" recently comparing the rise of hitler to the rise of trump. "saturday night live" just the other day made the comparison, bill maher made the comparison and lewis c.k. a very big time comedian flat out said trump is hitler. on the other side glenn beck made the comparison. david brooks of the "new york times" went on a sunday talk show and said if we're going to get trump,cq we might as well get the nuremberg rallies to go with it. i'm going to read you two sentences from what i wrote in that article on my website. two sentences. building a wall to keep illegals out is not the same as rounding up jews and sending them to the gas chamber. promising to temporarily ban all muslims from entering our country is wrong headed but it's not the same as putting into place an efficient, cold blooded apparatus to create a master race by eliminating anyone and everyone who doesn't fit the description. so, look, if you don't like donald trump, fine. i don't like his unpresidential demeanor but,> please, and i mean this, please don't demean the memory of the millions of people hitler murdered just for a cheap laugh or, as you said in the talking points, to stifle dissent. don't do that. >> i agree 100 percent. i don't think many americans understand what really happened in germany and italy. some extent spain during the 1930s where you had a concerted effort, a brutal effort to basically stop all -- you know, it's funny, because the people who are doing this, they are using techniques that the nazis used. so -- >> -- that's right. >> by them calling trump arb+ nazi and his4 supporters little brown shirts, they're doing the same thing that gerbles minister of propaganda and adolf and all those boys did. because they demonized the jews, the intellectuals, the communists, the gypsies, the homosexuals, they demonized them in a way to try to get anger on the part of the german population toward those groups. it's the same thing that those in america are doing to try to get anger toward trump and his followers. >> let me make two points. one, on the brown shirts matter. if there are any brown shirts in this country, it's liberals on college campuses who break up demonstrations and speeches because they disagree that's what the brown shirts did and that's what some crazy liberals on college campuses are doing when you say trump supporters are fueled and motivated by legitimate anger and not fascism. here's my question, bill is the anger legitimate? is it enough, rather, to support this feeling among some of these people that they embrace donald trump even after he said george w. bush lied to get us into a war? not that he made a mistake. not that the intelligence was bad, but that he flat out lied? this goes way beyond regular nonsense. >> it does. but that's not all trump supporters. look. >> no, of course not. of course not. >> many overlook -- many trump supporters overlook the candidates' idiosyncrasies and overstatements because they believe that the message they are sending by supporting him is more important. so that they accept the excess to send the message. >> absolutely. but, but, when you make a career as people on talk radio do, and some people ontj conservative television do, make a career by being conservative, that's not a side issue; that is the essence of what they are. to support a guy who said bush lied is a.[?port -- to look the other way when john mccain is insulted by trump. not john mccain the politician but john mccain the pow. >> they don't look at it that way. >> i don't care if they look at it -- i have seen too many people in conservative media are acting like school girls at a justin bieber concert. they are gushing over him, and i understand the anger. i want to make that clear. >> it's divided as you know. as you pointed out glenn beck doesn't like him and there are2conservative. i don't think breitbart likes him very much. it's divided. it's not a movement. anyway, bernie, good debate. good column. check it out. next on the rundown, while donald trump has momentum, the republican race is still pretty close as far as delegates are concerned. we'll have the numbers for you. later, rudy giuliani on a clinton trump matchup. s are dennis ahh... yeah! ahh... you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. campaign 2016 tonight. after last night's vote here are the republican delegate tallies. donald trump 458. ted cruz, 359. marco rubio 151, john kasich 54. 1237 delegates need to do win the nomination. also, we have two new polling reports from fox news. in ohio john kasich leads now 34%, trump 29%. cruz 19%. rubio 7%. that's in ohio. 66 delegates in play. winner take all. in florida, trump way out in front 43%, rubio 20%, cruz 16%, kasich 10%. about a quarter of all florida republicans have already voted. most for trump. 99 delegates in play winner take all there as well. joining us from los angeles, karl rove. so it looks like trump will be unbeatable in florida or am i wrong? >> well, he has a very good poll here and it does reflect his numbers in the same range ofs6'7other polls that have him in the high 30's and low 40's. this is the highest number. but it's a big gap between he and marco rubio in rubio's home state. this would be deadly if it happens. this is in conflict with the fox poll is pretty good generally, but this is in conflict with another recent poll that said the majority of the people who had voted early had voted for rubio. so, this is why we have elections. >> that's why we have elections. but there is no doubt< that rubio has lost momentum. he didn't win any delegates last night. he is a good campaigner, i think. i wouldn't count him out in florida. but i think we have to look forward and assume that i would say the odds are 4 to 1 trump wins the 99 delegates. let's just stay there for now. he takes 99 delegates away. i don't know if he is stoppable after that. >> well, if the other side of the equation ohio goes for kasich, then that denies him 66. and then it depends a little bit on the outcome of the other three big contests that night. north carolina where i think cruz is going to be a big player and illinois and missouri. missouri, again, could be a place where cruz is a player. can we step back for just a minute and contemplate for a moment last night? because it was trump's best night th7z]:u far. heretofore he has gotten about 34.4% of the vote. last night he edged up to 37.8. and he came the closest he has ever come to getting the majority of the delegates on any given night. last night he got 71 delegates. 73 delegates were split between cruz at 56 and kasich at 17. but you're right. right now the delegate count is 458 for trump and 598 not for trump. that is to say for cruz, kasich, rubio, other candidates or a small number of uncommitteds. his problem remains his opportunity and his problem remains, is he getting 34.9% of the total vote. we have had 12.93 people vote. he has had 4 million. everybody else has had 8 million. the divided field is giving him a plurality. the question is when we get to these winner take all states, you know, he wins 100 percent of the delegates even f. he only gets 34.9% of the vote like he has been averaging. it's both a challenge for him and he has got to ultimately unite the party. 12 million people have voted. 8 million of them didn't vote for him. and then at the same time though, he has got the plurality of the delegates. even when it's proportional, some of these thresholds and other rules have made it drift his way. he is still behind and does not have yet a majority of the delegates. >> okay. and he doesn't play well west of the mississippi as he does east of the mississippi and his delegate total and vote total was inflated by mississippi last night. so, you have to look at -- if you look at oklahoma and idaho, two very very3tqitjju went against trump. all right. and then you have the enormous delegate haul out in california. if kasich wins, he becomes a player. i don't know how much of a player, but he becomes one. so it goes cruz, kasich, trump. and to me i don't know if trump is going to+tz0 get to 1200 by the time he rolls into cleveland. it doesn't look like he will to me, unless he wins ohio. >> yeah. look, i think you're right. i mean, it depends again on the distribution of the delegates and the other states. but it's getting increasingly harder to see that somebody is going to walk in to the convention with an absolute majority. we may be -- i think we are likely to be back in 1976, which is the last convention where the republicans entered the convention with somebody in front. that was gerald ford, ronald reagan slightly behind him, but a small group of uncommitted delegates or delegates bound by the rule and what happened was mississippi led the way and moving ford and ford won on the first ballot. went into the convention without a lead. >> if you really want to know what happened in that 1976 brawl, "killing reagan" we go all over it and all the back stuff. >> book sales. ladies and gentlemen, available on amazon.com tonight. all proceeds go to bill's charitable foundations so feel good about your purchase. >> available everywhere. mr. rove, thank you. directly ahead, new poll on donald trump6 clinton. rudy giuliani will analyze, of course. and the former governor of michigan blaming fox news for secretary clinton's trust problem. yes, she is. messages. personal story segment tonight. new poll from "the washington post/abc news folks matches hillary clinton up against donald trump in the presidential race. here are the stats. poll has clinton at a o%, trump up 41%. independents making the difference here, 48% breaking for mrs. clinton, 39%, mr. trump. with us here now in new york city rudy giuliani who was informally advising donald trump. i think everybody is informally. nobody really formally advising. look, we all know this is a snapshot in time and then when you get in a campaign, things change and all of this. but it is worthy because, as i said, if trump winsg; florida, he has got to really good chance to get this nomination. >> if he winning florida, he has got a very good chance of getting it. if he wins florida and ohio. >> then he has got it. >> then he has got it. >> absolutely. so right now you would have to make him -- >> -- i would say 3 to 1 favorite. >> 4 to 1 favorite to get it hard to see how cruz really catches him. >> cruz could catch him if he losing ohio, trump that is. and you know, the rubio people go to cruz, you know, all of the -- >> --a lot of the states coming up are going to be good states for trump like new york. like illinois, like california. republicans there. >> i don't know about california though. do you think california republicans? >> yeah. >> you think they will go for trump. >> yeah. >> because they conservative off the coast. >> right. >> and i think cruz may have, you know, a pretty good appeal there. >> he won mississippi. >> he what? >> he won mississippi. >> trump did? >> yeah. because the evangelicals interestingly enough. there aren't any evangelicals in california. >> it's got to be gulling to cruz. those states were built for him. >> i don't think cruz campaigned very much in mississippi. i think they knew they weren't going to do well there. >> the best news for donald trump last night was michigan, not just winning it. >> winning it big. >> and sanders winning it. hillary obviously has some weaknesses in the rust belt. donald has a lot of strength in the rust belt that could switch the electoral map it could be a different electoral map than what we have been seeing in the past. >> hillary clinton losing doesn't really matter though because she has twice as many delegates as sanders. and she is going to clean up next tuesday with florida and ohio. there is no way sanders is even competitive at that point. that's almost a given. hillary at 50% of the electorate though, i don't see her holding that number. >> i don't see her holding that number either. when you look at some of the underlying things in the polls like the 60, 65% of democrats who don't trust her, nobody has exploited that yet. no one has faced people -- >> --could would he be facing, mr. mayor, who are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least? and i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as they did in this case, all right, does that mean a grand jury is already impaneled to hear what the man says? >> no. they offered him what's called queen for a day. they offered him immunity with regard to what is he telling the fbi. i don't know. they may have put him before a grand jury there could be a grand jury already convened in this case? it's possible? >> it would be very unlikely. >> very unlikely at this point. >> that you wouldn't convene a grand jury given the facts that exist. i would find that very surprising. >> so there could be a grand jury secretly convened because we haven't gotten any confirmation of that. >> not allow to do talk about it. >> right. so they are hearing now, regular folks, because that's what a grand jury is, regular people, hearing the information that the fbi is bringing, okay. and, remember, hillary clinton's side doesn't get to rebut, it's just what the fbi is bringing. >> that's all confidential rule 9 e protects it. it's a crime to reveal any of it. and the reality is, just, you know, from the public record, there's at least enough evidence to present to a grand jury. i mean -- >> -- do you want to make a prediction? >> you know, boy, it's so hard to indict somebody running for president. >> even if the evidence is there because the fbi -- >> -- i would do it. republican or democrat. that's the kind of prosecutor i was. but you are going to have to look into loretta lynch's heart and soul. >> if she doesn't do it and the fbi recommends it, then as you said there is a big scandal. >> i think if she doesn't get indicted, you are going to have a scandal. there are fbi agents ready to come forward and. >> and say what they know. >> say she should be indicted. she clear out broke the law. >> all right. mr. mayor, thank you as always. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. dennis miller trying to make sense of all of the political controversy. he will be'x here. bernie sanders upsetting hillary clinton in michigan ed henry has and can you explain why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food?" is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. factor follow-up segment test, hillary clinton won the primary easily offer bernie sanders but michigan was a different story bernie sanders defeated hillary clinton. do they care about it? tell me the truth. she lost in michigan, so what? she has double the delegates. she is going to sweep in florida. she is going to win in ohio. what do they care. >> maybe she wins ohio. that's the question mark. yes, clinton is in command of this lace she is more than half way of clinching this nomination. just among the early states this is a close race. super delegates yes she is far ahead. >> no one knows what you are talking about, henry. super delegates? what does that mean? what is super delegates? nobody knows what you are talking about. >> the democrats party bosses, congressional leaders, they get a vote at the convention, basically. >> those are the super delegates? so it doesn't matter who anybody votes for and how many super delegates are there? this gives me a headache. >> about several hundred. >> so she has already won then. >> about 15%. >> none of those people are going to vote for bernie sanders because they are all making a lot of money and they don't want bernie to take it. it's as simple as that. >> here's the deal. he has largely lost the south. that has put anymore a defensive posture. he thinks he can win the rust belt and the industrial mid west. why does it matter in hillary clinton was up 20 points a few days ago. closed and closed hard. you mentioned she is going to win!l ohio next tuesday, we don't know that maybe. >> the polls have her up strong. i know they had her up strong in michigan. i understand. that is there any truth to the matter that bernie was in his jammies sleeping when michigan was called and he had to get dressed and come down? >> no. he was in. >> i heard they didn't have anything planned. he was in his jammies. >> bernie might have been in his pajamas. i heard he was told you were packing your bags for ireland. >> he is exploiting that, bernie. >> you are getting nervous. >> i'm not. do you want to put money on, this henry? i bet you 10 pocket hankies, all right, that hillary clinton wins this nomination going away. >> you know what? i don't like to bet because i'm a reporter but now that you put pocket hankies on the table i'm on on. this you are a reporter? do you know how many reporters bet everything? come on. reporters. they are either drunk or betting. i mean, that's what reporters do. >> or both. >> all right. so, my contention is that hillary clinton is just putting up with this and she has already got, you know, her campaign strategy so evoicer is rate donald trump who i think they think they are going to run against now, right? >> they think that that's why she is trying to look past sanders. there san argument to be made that given her lead if she does wrap this up soon, bernie sanders has made her a better candidate. she stumbled throughout this race, but sanders has proven to be a stronger challenger than anyone thought. but i think your reality check is real and is good, á barack obama a much better candidate in 2008, maybe, maybe i underline, sanders makes her a better candidate as well. >> did you see bret baier with the town hall meeting with sanders and hillary? did you see that? >> i was in the room. i think bret baier did an outstandir job. >> pretty good job. >> i spoke to hillary clinton afterwards, briefly. i don't want to exaggerate the amount of time but she said she was happy with it she thought it was fair. i think it kind of opens a new door that, look, i have been out here covering it fair and balanced. i think bret does. you have made that point night after night in how you are covering the and i think the bottom line is there are some democrats who don't want to come on fox. and i think hillary clinton and bernie sanders proved that they got -- clinton got tough questions about emails. >> they got a fair shake. >> tough questions about how he is going to pay for his programs. socialist programs. but, at the end of the day they did get a fair shake. >> end of the day, that's 25 bucks to the vets. >> sorry. >> end of the day. >> okay. i will make that. >> i want you to tell both bernie and the secretary that i'm looking forward9 speaking to both of them the advantage is the independent vote which they are going to need. both of them are going to need the independence and they show them ratings, record ratings, ridiculous ratings. highest ratings as trump would say. that, i can tell and tell them that we have got to get him in here. >> i think sanders -- i'm already talking to senator sanders about him trying to do an interview with me later this week. >> he doesn't like you. >> he loves sitting down. he thinks i will give him a fair shake but you are on his list, too. >> i'm on his list. tell him to move me up. >> he will get to you. >> ed henry, everybody, when we come right back, is fox news to blame for hillary clinton's trust deficit among the folks? then, miller on political madness in america. we're coming right back. >> tonight, three special audience events. cruz, trump, rubio. >> we know the challenges we have. >> i'm going to do what's right for you. >> in a powerful, political night, megyn and sean are on the road, getting voters answers from the g.o.p. candidates. >> america has a choice. >> tonight at 9:00, megyn sits down with ted cruz. then at 10:00, donald trump sounds off on hannity. and at 11:00, marco rubio with megyn from florida. tonight, only on fo jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. thank you for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the impact segment tonight, the former governor of michigan jennifer granholm now works for a veryx0t far left group called correct the record and here is what she said yesterday about hillary clinton's trust situation. >> this notion of her being untrustworthy, et cetera, they will continue to put millions of dollars -- and i just hope democrats are not influenced by that. and i think that when, you know, fox, fox is the biggest purveyor of that myth. >> awe. according to a brand new "the washington post"-abc news poll about that myth, 37% of americans believe hillary clinton is honest and trust worthy. 59% believe she is not. highest untrustworthy number in this poll which began 10 years ago. with us now in new york city eboni williams and monica crowley. fox news must have tremendous to effect 59%. population. i guess we go door to door. >> this network is very powerful but we have nothing to do with this. look, mrs. clinton's honest and trustworthy numbers have never been particularly strong. they have cratered since the revelation of private email server. possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. clinton is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçñ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay and they think as miss governor granholm does it is blown out out of proportion and fox news exploits it i haven't seen that exploitation. >> are there people at fox news bill and monica that certainly talk about her being untrustworthy, absolutely. >> i haven't seen a lot of it. >> also my point being that people who defend her vehemently on your network on your program wreak after week that work for fox news that come to hillary clinton's defense. i think there has been equal portions of that. >> i think what governor granholm is conflating is we have covered the email scandal as we talked with rudy giuliani about it. we have covered not coverage of conviction. maybe some people do that. i don't do that and i don't know a lot of other people -- our hard news people never do that. >> we can name contributors that come on your program that absolutely defend her. to label her this does the camp no my momma said you can't change something until you acknowledge it. evenue if 59 statistics are dead on, find her untrust worthy. you can change their minds. >> yeah i know i might have a problem in this area but here is why. >> lay out some documents. talk about. here is at least one or two transcripts from my wall street, you know, big speeches so that you back up. >> yeah. >> her problem there is that her honesty and trustworthy problem predates fox news. this network launched in '96. she became first lady in '93. this goes way back. she cannot correct this problem and it is a serious and great one for her. >> calculation is that she is going to get the nomination. it doesn't really matter unless the fbi. >> it will matter in a general election. it matters among the democratic base now. it will certainly be amplified in a general. >> whoever the republican nominee is going to go right in for that. >> yeah. >> and they are going to have those women, families from benghazi saying she said this to me. i know it. that will be like the first commercial. all right, ladies, thanks very much. we appreciate it miller son deck. he has some material on the political landscape. can't wait to hear it factor tip of the day. who is going to nancy reagan's funeral? 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(dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. back of the book segment tonight, miller time. let's get to the sage of southern california joins us from santa barbara. miller, march madness in politics, what say you? >> well, you know, next tuesday, billy, big night in march. it's the i.e.d.s of march. -- ides of march. rubio and kasich might be get shifd in their own tent ohio and floral. we should know something then. what's happened here i would democrats. eight years of ineptitude coming back. play all the games they want with the unemployment rate going down when more people are quitting the work place and they can say we are in better shape now that iran is our friends and israel feels estranged but i feel there is a lot of ineptitude that's catching up to them. people are realizing the democrats suffer from intention deficit disorder. they want to help all victims except actual ones. and it have always said liberalism is like a nude beach. it sounds great until you get there. a lot of kankles, a lot of stretch marks and stuff like that. bench j sanders÷f is finding out is there anything more deliciously ironic in the universe than the redistribution of super delegates? taking bernie sanders down. bernie, this is what you are advocating. somebody else does the work and then the other person gets the super delegates. it is so beautiful. i see kids getting tattoos of him. i love that it's the era of the indelible light weight. you know, socialism starts at home. i think ben and jerry's and bernies. those guys are big supporters. let's cut him in a little. up against him we have hillary. i know 6 out of 10 women probably moving toward two out of three are enraptured by hillary clinton. can i tell you i'm not being mean here. i'm just telling you the truth. i don't get it i find her clunky. i find her inauthentic. she is always troweling on the grim. never any concession that she has had her hand with the president on the tiller the last eight years and a lot of this crap into place. i think of her as a b.s. artist of the caribbean per at the time actually stuck in the 1967 look magazine virginia slim ad. a latter day mon of ark. i'm hoping to find out if you do get her elected afterwards tell me you were gas lighting me and bureption candles down when i was out of the room. on the republican side rubio lives in a dream land. i heard him say today he is leading by negative 16 in florida. john kasich, i can't understand if kasich is an every man or any man but i will say, this john, you are too good for us. we are not worthy. so he would going to move on. cruz, you know cruz is blessed are the fecal disturbers for they shall inherit the party. every day cruz lays somebody out and then the next day seas -- says it was an aide. i hadding to do with it trump not looking presidential. a lot of that looking presidential stuff went out the door the day i heard about the clinton-lewenski cigar story. all right? we even had mitt romney jump back. in here's the probable with mitt. i liked him but i have to say eye disappointed in him. mitt, you cannot push all in as you did last week with pocket deuces. but when you are sitting in benghazi then you fold the hand? then it's unbelievable. hey, donald trump is a head shaker. but i must admit this. there are days i find myself shaking my head up and down. and this whole thing about adolf hitler, can i tell you when i hear the name adolf hitler and i'm sure this is most of us, i have a rorschach 6 million dead jews. i don't want to hear that is he like hitler, trump is like hitler because is he a bad painter or he had a bad mustache or something like that. that's what that means when they say hitler like. the guy is never, never going to kill 6 million people. is he not going to kill one person. unless, guess what, it's isis who says they want to kill the 6 million jews in israel. so, we'll trump kill somebody down the road if he is president? yeah. who want to kill the 6 million jews again. and you know something? nothing funnier in the history of politics to me than coming out and him having that qvc set up around him. that wiped me out. if he can put tires in next time i will never quit laughing because it's joe bologna from my favorite year. >> i ordered a couple steaks after that speech. miller i hope you appreciate it i let you go 5 minutes unintrund. i went out for a lemonade. it was good. >> in all my years, thank you, my friend. >> did i it because i want to remind everybody that miller and i are going to be in l.a. this saturday evening. you will hear more at the microsoft theater. also, we have added father's day matinee at mohican sun in connecticut. evening show sold out. all the dads and granddad's 3:00 in the afternoon to see us. august 5th see everybody in london, england. big party over there oh, boy. miller and i will be at the apollo in london, nice venue. later in the fall reno, nevada september 23rd, denver september 24th, atlanta, georgia october 21st, biloxi, mississippi, october 22nd and that's it for us. if you want to see us, check it all out on bill o'reilly.com. you will like the shows. factor tip of the day who is going to nancy reagan's funeral? 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trump/clinton matchup. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we'll analyze yesterday's vote with karl rove and rudy giuliani in a moment. plus, brand new fox polling in ohio and florida. but, first, the talking points memo. fascism and donald trump. as predicted here, some in the media both left and right are portraying mr. trump as a 1930s type fascist and his supporters as budding brown shirts. the nazi party street army ink' germany. >> mr. trump, with some of the rhetoric you've used on the campaign trail over the last several months, targeting groups like muslims and mexicans, that that evokes images of nazi, germany and the scapegoat of jews there back in the 1930s and 40s. >> well, i think that's a big, big stretch. >> it's more than a big stretch. it's a strategy with the intention of not only demeaning trump but his supporters as well. the candidate aside, it's not hard to understand why many americans are voting for donald trump. for the past seven years the folks have been witness to the following: intense verbal attacks on police officers, labeling them racist who hunt down young black men, a porous southern border where narcotics and people smuggling continue unabated, a stagnant economy, where workers have little bargaining power, a growing jihadist terror threat, that the democratic party refuses to define not even using the words islamic terrorism. a democratic president who, after he announces the beheading of an american citizen by isis goes out to play golf. a cull purr that now demands political correctness even if it goes against sincerely held religious beliefs. a legal system that may actually harm a business owner if he or she does not want to participate in a gay marriage. or catholic nuns who don't want to distribute birth control. a press corps that generally embraces liberalism using its constitutional privilege to diminish non-liberals who have the at temerity to speak out. leftist system teachers and administrators who often impose their view on the world on defenseless children. grievance industry that is often promoted boy the media, thus, allowing anti-american zealots to define this country as evil and oppressive, ie america is the reaproblem in the world. in the face of all of that, an avenger named trump has risen, promising to stop the madness and giving blunt voice to millions of angry americans. the movement that trump represents has nothing to do with fascism, everything to do with furious dissent. this memo is not a campaign ad for trump. i know for a fact that some very bad people are trying to exploit his campaign to disguise racial and social hatred. they are doing that. donald trump should loudly condemn those people and tone down some of his own inflammatory rhetoric. just tell us what you want to do. no need to incite. same thing is happening with the bernie sanders crew where some haters are supporting bernie in order to tear down marketplace freedoms and inflict pain on prosperous americans. the cold truth is, charges of racism and fascism are easy smears designed to stop freedom of expression and stifle debate. here's more truth. the u.s.a. turn for the worse long before donald trump ever entered the political arena. and germany has nothing to do with it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from miami bernie goldberg who has written a column on this fascism business on his website. and you say? >> bill, the crazy wing of the far left accused george w. bush of being hitler and a nazi. some conservatives have done the same to barack obama. now, we have the latest edition of this slander. donald trump, donald trump is hitler. you know what? there are plenty of reasons, in my view, plenty of legitimate reasons to criticize donald trump. but to make comparisons to hitler is beyond disgraceful. let me give you some specifics that you alluded to in a+ñse vague way. a professor from harvard wrote an op. he ed in the "the washington post" recently comparing the rise of hitler to the rise of trump. "saturday night live" just the other day made the comparison, bill maher made the comparison and lewis c.k. a very big time comedian flat out said trump is hitler. on the other side glenn beck made the comparison. david brooks of the "new york times" went on a sunday talk show and said if we're going to get trump,cq we might as well get the nuremberg rallies to go with it. i'm going to read you two sentences from what i wrote in that article on my website. two sentences. building a wall to keep illegals out is not the same as rounding up jews and sending them to the gas chamber. promising to temporarily ban all muslims from entering our country is wrong headed but it's not the same as putting into place an efficient, cold blooded apparatus to create a master race by eliminating anyone and everyone who doesn't fit the description. so, look, if you don't like donald trump, fine. i don't like his unpresidential demeanor but,> please, and i mean this, please don't demean the memory of the millions of people hitler murdered just for a cheap laugh or, as you said in the talking points, to stifle dissent. don't do that. >> i agree 100 percent. i don't think many americans understand what really happened in germany and italy. some extent spain during the 1930s where you had a concerted effort, a brutal effort to basically stop all -- you know, it's funny, because the people who are doing this, they are using techniques that the nazis used. so -- >> -- that's right. >> by them calling trump arb+ nazi and his4 supporters little brown shirts, they're doing the same thing that gerbles minister of propaganda and adolf and all those boys did. because they demonized the jews, the intellectuals, the communists, the gypsies, the homosexuals, they demonized them in a way to try to get anger on the part of the german population toward those groups. it's the same thing that those in america are doing to try to get anger toward trump and his followers. >> let me make two points. one, on the brown shirts matter. if there are any brown shirts in this country, it's liberals on college campuses who break up demonstrations and speeches because they disagree that's what the brown shirts did and that's what some crazy liberals on college campuses are doing when you say trump supporters are fueled and motivated by legitimate anger and not fascism. here's my question, bill is the anger legitimate? is it enough, rather, to support this feeling among some of these people that they embrace donald trump even after he said george w. bush lied to get us into a war? not that he made a mistake. not that the intelligence was bad, but that he flat out lied? this goes way beyond regular nonsense. >> it does. but that's not all trump supporters. look. >> no, of course not. of course not. >> many overlook -- many trump supporters overlook the candidates' idiosyncrasies and overstatements because they believe that the message they are sending by supporting him is more important. so that they accept the excess to send the message. >> absolutely. but, but, when you make a career as people on talk radio do, and some people ontj conservative television do, make a career by being conservative, that's not a side issue; that is the essence of what they are. to support a guy who said bush lied is a.[?port -- to look the other way when john mccain is insulted by trump. not john mccain the politician but john mccain the pow. >> they don't look at it that way. >> i don't care if they look at it -- i have seen too many people in conservative media are acting like school girls at a justin bieber concert. they are gushing over him, and i understand the anger. i want to make that clear. >> it's divided as you know. as you pointed out glenn beck doesn't like him and there are2conservative. i don't think breitbart likes him very much. it's divided. it's not a movement. anyway, bernie, good debate. good column. check it out. next on the rundown, while donald trump has momentum, the republican race is still pretty close as far as delegates are concerned. we'll have the numbers for you. later, rudy giuliani on a clinton trump matchup. s are dennis miller on political chaos in america. upcoming. sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. 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>> well, he has a very good poll here and it does reflect his numbers in the same range ofs6'7other polls that have him in the high 30's and low 40's. this is the highest number. but it's a big gap between he and marco rubio in rubio's home state. this would be deadly if it happens. this is in conflict with the fox poll is pretty good generally, but this is in conflict with another recent poll that said the majority of the people who had voted early had voted for rubio. so, this is why we have elections. >> that's why we have elections. but there is no doubt< that rubio has lost momentum. he didn't win any delegates last night. he is a good campaigner, i think. i wouldn't count him out in florida. but i think we have to look forward and assume that i would say the odds are 4 to 1 trump wins the 99 delegates. let's just stay there for now. he takes 99 delegates away. i don't know if he is stoppable after that. >> well, if the other side of the equation ohio goes for kasich, then that denies him 66. and then it depends a little bit on the outcome of the other three big contests that night. north carolina where i think cruz is going to be a big player and illinois and missouri. missouri, again, could be a place where cruz is a player. can we step back for just a minute and contemplate for a moment last night? because it was trump's best night th7z]:u far. heretofore he has gotten about 34.4% of the vote. last night he edged up to 37.8. and he came the closest he has ever come to getting the majority of the delegates on any given night. last night he got 71 delegates. 73 delegates were split between cruz at 56 and kasich at 17. but you're right. right now the delegate count is 458 for trump and 598 not for trump. that is to say for cruz, kasich, rubio, other candidates or a small number of uncommitteds. his problem remains his opportunity and his problem remains, is he getting 34.9% of the total vote. we have had 12.93 people vote. he has had 4 million. everybody else has had 8 million. the divided field is giving him a plurality. the question is when we get to these winner take all states, you know, he wins 100 percent of the delegates even f. he only gets 34.9% of the vote like he has been averaging. it's both a challenge for him and he has got to ultimately unite the party. 12 million people have voted. 8 million of them didn't vote for him. and then at the same time though, he has got the plurality of the delegates. even when it's proportional, some of these thresholds and other rules have made it drift his way. he is still behind and does not have yet a majority of the delegates. >> okay. and he doesn't play well west of the mississippi as he does east of the mississippi and his delegate total and vote total was inflated by mississippi last night. so, you have to look at -- if you look at oklahoma and idaho, two very very3tqitjjuu(un went against trump. all right. and then you have the enormous delegate haul out in california. if kasich wins, he becomes a player. i don't know how much of a player, but he becomes one. so it goes cruz, kasich, trump. to+tz0 get ton't know if 1200 by the time he rolls into cleveland. it doesn't look like he will to me, unless he wins ohio. >> yeah. look, i think you're right. i mean, it depends again on the distribution of the delegates and the other states. but it's getting increasingly harder to see that somebody is going to walk in to the convention with an absolute majority. we may be -- i think we are likely to be back in 1976, which is the last convention where the republicans entered the convention with somebody in front. that was gerald ford, ronald reagan slightly behind him, but a small group of uncommitted delegates or delegates bound by the rule and what happened was mississippi led the way and moving ford and ford won on the first ballot. went into the convention without a lead. >> if you really want to know what happened in that 1976 brawl, "killing reagan" we go all over it and all the back stuff. >> book sales. ladies and gentlemen, available on amazon.com tonight. all proceeds go to bill's charitable foundations so feel good about your purchase. >> available everywhere. mr. rove, thank you. directly ahead, new poll on clinton. rudy giuliani will analyze, of course. and the former governor of michigan blaming fox news for secretary clinton's trust problem. yes, she is. messages. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. personal story segment tonight. new poll from "the washington post/abc news folks matches hillary clinton up against donald trump in the presidential race. here are the stats. poll has clinton at a o%, trump up 41%. independents making the difference here, 48% breaking for mrs. clinton, 39%, mr. trump. with us here now in new york city rudy giuliani who was informally advising donald trump. i think everybody is informally. nobody really formally advising. look, we all know this is a snapshot in time and then when you get in a campaign, things change and all of this. but it is worthy because, as i said, if trump winsg; florida, he has got to really good chance to get this nomination. >> if he winning florida, he has got a very good chance of getting it. if he wins florida and ohio. >> then he has got it. >> then he has got it. >> absolutely. so right now you would have to make him -- >> -- i would say 3 to 1 favorite. >> 4 to 1 favorite to get it hard to see how cruz really catches him. >> cruz could catch him if he losing ohio, trump that is. and you know, the rubio people go to cruz, you know, all of the -- >> --a lot of the states coming up are going to be good states for trump like new york. like illinois, like california. republicans there. >> i don't know about california though. do you think california republicans? >> yeah. >> you think they will go for trump. >> yeah. >> because they conservative off the coast. >> right. >> and i think cruz may have, you know, a pretty good appeal there. >> he won mississippi. >> he what? >> he won mississippi. >> trump did? >> yeah. because the evangelicals interestingly enough. there aren't any evangelicals in california. >> it's got to be gulling to cruz. those states were built for him. >> i don't think cruz campaigned very much in mississippi. i think they knew they weren't going to do well there. >> the best news for donald trump last night was michigan, not just winning it. >> winning it big. >> and sanders winning it. hillary obviously has some weaknesses in the rust belt. donald has a lot of strength in the rust belt that could switch the electoral map it could be a different electoral map than what we have been seeing in the past. >> hillary clinton losing doesn't really matter though because she has twice as many delegates as sanders. and she is going to clean up next tuesday with florida and ohio. there is no way sanders is even competitive at that point. that's almost a given. hillary at 50% of the electorate though, i don't see her holding that number. >> i don't see her holding that number either. when you look at some of the underlying things in the polls like the 60, 65% of democrats who don't trust her, nobody has exploited that yet. no one has faced people -- >> --could would he be facing, mr. mayor, who are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least? and i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as they did in this case, all right, does that mean a grand jury is already impaneled to hear what the man says? >> no. they offered him what's called queen for a day. they offered him immunity with regard to what is he telling the fbi. i don't know. they may have put him before a grand jury there could be a grand jury already convened in this case? it's possible? >> it would be very unlikely. >> very unlikely at this point. >> that you wouldn't convene a grand jury given the facts that exist. i would find that very surprising. >> so there could be a grand jury secretly convened because we haven't gotten any confirmation of that. >> not allow to do talk about it. >> right. so they are hearing now, regular folks, because that's what a grand jury is, regular people, hearing the information that the fbi is bringing, okay. and, remember, hillary clinton's side doesn't get to rebut, it's just what the fbi is bringing. >> that's all confidential rule 9 e protects it. it's a crime to reveal any of it. and the reality is, just, you know, from the public record, there's at least enough evidence to present to a grand jury. i mean -- >> -- do you want to make a prediction? >> you know, boy, it's so hard to indict somebody running for president. >> even if the evidence is there because the fbi -- >> -- i would do it. republican or democrat. that's the kind of prosecutor i was. but you are going to have to look into loretta lynch's heart and soul. >> if she doesn't do it and the fbi recommends it, then as you said there is a big scandal. >> i think if she doesn't get indicted, you are going to have a scandal. there are fbi agents ready to come forward and. >> and say what they know. >> say she should be indicted. she clear out broke the law. >> all right. mr. mayor, thank you as always. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. dennis miller trying to make sense of all of the political controversy. he will be'x here. bernie sanders upsetting hillary clinton in michigan ed henry has reaction. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. i love to take pictures that engage people. and to connect us with the wonderment of nature. the detail on this surface book is amazing. with the tiger image, the saliva coming off and you got this turning. that's why i need this kind of resolution and computing power. being able to use a pen like this. on the screen directly with the image. it just gives me a different relationship to it. and i can't do that on my mac. this is brilliant for me. ♪ factor follow-up segment test, hillary clinton won the primary easily offer bernie sanders but michigan was a different story bernie sanders defeated hillary clinton. do they care about it? tell me the truth. she lost in michigan, so what? she has double the delegates. she is going to sweep in florida. she is going to win in ohio. what do they care. >> maybe she wins ohio. that's the question mark. yes, clinton is in command of this lace she is more than half way of clinching this nomination. just among the early states this is a close race. super delegates yes she is far ahead. >> no one knows what you are talking about, henry. super delegates? what does that mean? what is super delegates? nobody knows what you are talking about. >> the democrats party bosses, congressional leaders, they get a vote at the convention, basically. >> those are the super delegates? so it doesn't matter who anybody votes for and how many super delegates are there? this gives me a headache. >> about several hundred. >> so she has already won then. >> about 15%. >> none of those people are going to vote for bernie sanders because they are all making a lot of money and they don't want bernie to take it. it's as simple as that. >> here's the deal. he has largely lost the south. that has put anymore a defensive posture. he thinks he can win the rust belt and the industrial mid west. why does it matter in hillary clinton was up 20 points a few days ago. closed and closed hard. you mentioned she is going to win!l ohio next tuesday, we don't know that maybe. >> the polls have her up strong. i know they had her up strong in michigan. i understand. that is there any truth to the matter that bernie was in his jammies sleeping when michigan was called and he had to get dressed and come down? >> no. he was in. >> i heard they didn't have anything planned. he was in his jammies. >> bernie might have been in his pajamas. i heard he was told you were packing your bags for ireland. >> he is exploiting that, bernie. >> you are getting nervous. >> i'm not. do you want to put money on, this henry? i bet you 10 pocket hankies, all right, that hillary clinton wins this nomination going away. >> you know what? i don't like to bet because i'm a reporter but now that you put pocket hankies on the table i'm on on. this you are a reporter? do you know how many reporters bet everything? come on. reporters. they are either drunk or betting. i mean, that's what reporters do. >> or both. >> all right. so, my contention is that hillary clinton is just putting up with this and she has already got, you know, her campaign strategy so evoicer is rate donald trump who i think they think they are going to run against now, right? >> they think that that's why she is trying to look past sanders. there san argument to be made that given her lead if she does wrap this up soon, bernie sanders has made her a better candidate. she stumbled throughout this race, but sanders has proven to be a stronger challenger than anyone thought. but i think your reality check is real and is good, áuz win. barack obama a much better candidate in 2008, maybe, maybe i underline, sanders makes her a better candidate as well. >> did you see bret baier with the town hall meeting with sanders and hillary? did you see that? >> i was in the room. i think bret baier did an >> pretty good job. >> i spoke to hillary clinton afterwards, briefly. i don't want to exaggerate the amount of time but she said she was happy with it she thought it was fair. i think it kind of opens a new door that, look, i have been out here covering it fair and balanced. i think bret does. you have made that point night after night in how you and i think the bottom line is there are some democrats who don't want to come on fox. and i think hillary clinton and bernie sanders proved that they got -- clinton got tough questions about emails. >> they got a fair shake. >> tough questions about how he is going to pay for his programs. socialist programs. but, at the end of the day they did get a fair shake. >> end of the day, that's 25 bucks to the vets. >> sorry. >> end of the day. >> okay. i >> i want you to tell both bernie and the secretary speaking to both of them the advantage is the independent vote which they are going to need. both of them are going to need the independence and they show them ratings, record ratings, ridiculous ratings. highest ratings as trump would say. and tell them that we have got to get him in here. >> i think sanders -- i'm already talking to senator sanders about him trying to do an interview with me later this week. >> he doesn't like you. >> he loves sitting down. he thinks i will give him a fair shake but you are on his list, too. >> i'm on his list. tell him to move me up. >> he will get to you. >> ed henry, everybody, when we come right back, is fox news to blame for hillary clinton's trust deficit among the folks? then, miller on political madness in america. we're coming right back. >> tonight, three special audience events. cruz, trump, rubio. >> we know the challenges we have. >> i'm going to do what's right for you. >> in a powerful, political night, megyn and sean are on the road, getting voters answers from the g.o.p. candidates. >> america has a choice. >> tonight at 9:00, megyn sits down with ted cruz. then at 10:00, donald trump sounds off on hannity. and at 11:00, marco rubio with megyn from florida. tonight, only on fox news channel. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. thank you for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the impact segment tonight, the former governor of michigan jennifer granholm now works for a veryx0t far left group called correct the record and here is what she said yesterday about hillary clinton's trust situation. >> this notion of her being untrustworthy, et cetera, they will continue to put millions of dollars -- and i just hope democrats are not influenced by that. and i think that when, you know, fox, fox is the biggest purveyor of that myth. >> awe. according to a brand new "the washington post"-abc news poll about that myth, 37% of americans believe hillary clinton is honest and trust worthy. 59% believe she is not. highest untrustworthy number in this poll which began 10 years ago. with us now in new york city eboni williams and monica crowley. fox news must have tremendous to effect 59%. population. i guess we go door to door. >> this network is very powerful but we have nothing to do with this. look, mrs. clinton's honest and trustworthy numbers have never been particularly strong. they have cratered since the revelation of private email server. possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. clinton is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçñ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay and they think as miss governor granholm does it is blown out out of proportion and fox news exploits it i haven't seen that exploitation. >> are there people at fox news bill and monica that certainly talk about her being untrustworthy, absolutely. >> i haven't seen a lot of it. >> also my point being that people who defend her vehemently on your network on your program wreak after week that work for fox news that come to hillary clinton's defense. i think there has been equal portions of that. >> i think what governor granholm is conflating is we have covered the email scandal as we talked with rudy giuliani about it. not coverage of conviction. maybe some people do that. i don't do that and i don't know a lot of other people -- our hard news people never do that. >> we can name contributors that come on your program that absolutely defend her. to label her this does the my momma said you can't change something until you acknowledge it. evenue if 59 statistics are dead on, find her untrust worthy. you can change their minds. >> yeah i know i might have a problem in this area but here is why. >> lay out some documents. talk about. here is at least one or two transcripts from my wall street, you know, big speeches so that you back up. >> yeah. >> her problem there is that her honesty and trustworthy problem predates fox news. this network launched in '96. she became first lady in '93. this goes way back. she cannot correct this problem and it is a serious and great one for her. >> calculation is that she is going to get the nomination. it doesn't really matter unless the fbi. >> it will matter in a general election. it matters among the democratic base now. it will certainly be amplified in a general. >> whoever the republican nominee is going to go right in for that. >> yeah. >> and they are going to have those women, families from benghazi saying she said this to me. i know it. that will be like the first commercial. all right, ladies, thanks very much. we appreciate it miller son deck. he has some material on the political landscape. can't wait to hear it factor tip of the day. who is going to nancy reagan's funeral? we will be right back. less you . then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. man 1: he just got fired. man 2: why? man 1: network breach. man 2: since when do they fire ceos for computer problems? man 1: they got in through a vendor. man 1: do you know how many vendors have access to our systems? man 2: no. man 1: hundreds, if you don't count the freelancers. man 2: should i be worried? man 1: you are the ceo. it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. back of the book segment tonight, miller time. let's get to the sage of southern california joins us from santa barbara. miller, march madness in politics, what say you? >> well, you know, next tuesday, billy, big night in march. it's the i.e.d.s of march. -- ides of march. rubio and kasich might be get shifd in their own tent ohio and floral. we should know something then. what's happened here i would democrats. eight years of ineptitude coming back. play all the games they want with the unemployment rate going down when more people are quitting the work place and they can say we are in better shape now that iran is our friends and israel feels estranged but i feel there is a lot of ineptitude that's catching up to them. people are realizing the democrats suffer from intention deficit disorder. they want to help all victims except actual ones. and it have always said liberalism is like a nude beach. it sounds great until you get there. a lot of kankles, a lot of stretch marks and stuff like that. bench j sanders÷f is finding out is there anything more deliciously ironic in the universe than the redistribution of super delegates? taking bernie sanders down. bernie, this is what you are advocating. somebody else does the work and then the other person gets the super delegates. it is so beautiful. i see kids getting tattoos of him. i love that it's the era of the indelible light weight. you know, socialism starts at home. i think ben and jerry's and bernies. those guys are big supporters. let's cut him in a little. up against him we have hillary. i know 6 out of 10 women probably moving toward two out of three are enraptured by hillary clinton. can i tell you i'm not being mean here. i'm just telling you the truth. i don't get it i find her clunky. i find her inauthentic. she is always troweling on the grim. never any concession that she has had her hand with the president on the tiller the last eight years and a lot of this crap into place. i think of her as a b.s. artist of the caribbean per at the time actually stuck in the 1967 look magazine virginia slim ad. a latter day mon of ark. i'm hoping to find out if you do get her elected afterwards tell me you were gas lighting me and bureption candles down when i was out of the room. on the republican side rubio lives in a dream land. i heard him say today he is leading by negative 16 in florida. john kasich, i can't understand if kasich is an every man or any man but i will say, this john, you are too good for us. we are not worthy. so he would going to move on. cruz, you know cruz is blessed are the fecal disturbers for they shall inherit the party. every day cruz lays somebody out and then the next day seas -- says it was an aide. i hadding to do with it trump not looking presidential. a lot of that looking presidential stuff went out the door the day i heard about the clinton-lewenski cigar story. all right? we even had mitt romney jump back. in here's the probable with mitt. i liked him but i have to say eye disappointed in him. mitt, you cannot push all in as you did last week with pocket deuces. but when you are sitting in benghazi then you fold the hand? then it's unbelievable. hey, donald trump is a head shaker. but i must admit this. there are days i find myself shaking my head up and down. and this whole thing about adolf hitler, can i tell you when i hear the name adolf hitler and i'm sure this is most of us, i have a rorschach 6 million dead jews. i don't want to hear that is he like hitler, trump is like hitler because is he a bad painter or he had a bad mustache or something like that. that's what that means when they say hitler like. the guy is never, never going to kill 6 million people. is he not going to kill one person. unless, guess what, it's isis who says they want to kill the 6 million jews in israel. so, we'll trump kill somebody down the road if he is president? yeah. who want to kill the 6 million jews again. and you know something? nothing funnier in the history of politics to me than coming out and him having that qvc set up around him. that wiped me out. if he can put tires in next time i will never quit laughing because it's joe bologna from my favorite year. >> i ordered a couple steaks after that speech. miller i hope you appreciate it i let you go 5 minutes unintrund. i went out for a lemonade. it was good. >> in all my years, thank you, my friend. >> did i it because i want to remind everybody that miller and i are going to be in l.a. this saturday evening. you will hear more at the microsoft theater. also, we have added father's day matinee at mohican sun in connecticut. evening show sold out. all the dads and granddad's 3:00 in the afternoon to see us. august 5th see everybody in london, england. big party over there oh, boy. miller and i will be at apollo in london, nice venue. later in the fall reno, nevada september 23rd, denver september 24th, atlanta, georgia october 21st, biloxi, mississippi, october 22nd and that's it for us. if you want to see us, check it all out on bill o'reilly.com. you will like the shows. factor tip of the day who is going to nancy reagan's funeral? 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we have more balance than anyone else on tv. why would i do that? why would he do that, gary? charles sr. a valued guy here. is he entitle to do his opinion as you are. >> not for many in the democratic party, jack. senator sanders apparently would have no limits on abortion. as indicated he does not consider a baby about to be born a human being. very puzzling. well, i'm glad we could help, john. hang tough. nope, they are real tyes. and here's the secret. you take your thumb, you get it way, way up underneath when you pull down and then you will get the little dimple. that's how it's done. finally tonight, factor tip of the day. as you may know the funeral for the former first lady will be held on friday. we heard first lady laura bush and rosaline carter will be there. i can understand the president has prior commitments. remember, mr. obama wouldn't cross the street to attend the funeral of supreme court justice anton scalia. that was a major mistake because showing great americans disrespect even if you disagree -- respect even if you disagree with them shows class. >> also please spout out about the factor. o'reilly at foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day no sycophants should ever write in to the factor: ♪ ♪ >> welcome to a special kelly file, face to face with the candidates. i'm megyn kelly. we are coming to you tonight from raleigh, north carolina. 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