then -- >> "the voice's" blake shelton in double trouble with miranda. - >> your wife's going to kill you, man. >> don't divorce me. >> what's really going on in their marriage? we have blake on the record. all new video, the "dancing" stars partying it up late night after the show. >> you didn't know that, did you? >> will dorothy hamill's injury force her to quit? >> can you go on? >> now trending, the tv battle over "the bible" on the heels of the epic mini series, bill o'reilly's unholy war. >> god is the greatest, so bill is going to do very well. >> kim kardashian, blasting the headlines about her unflattering pregnancy patterns. >> people pick the worst shot, a bad angle. everyone has that. >> who is naomi campbell smack talking now. >> shut your lips before you come and talk to me. >> mario is with miss universe getting her big bang theory. >> if it's mars, pluto, uranus. >> oh! >> universal orlando resorts! >> "extra, extra." >> hey, everyone, welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez at the universal

. >> blake shelton and miranda lambert take on the break-up rumors with "extra." >> you guys coming out together to kind of dispel all of the silly rumors? >> our night with "the voice" stars and a seriously slimmed-down christina. >> you look amazing. >> wait, isn't she taking a break from the show? >> plus who will flash the six-pack first, adam or usher? now trending, tiger's surprised tell y'all about dating lindsey vonn. > why did you go live with the relationship? are miley's marriage plans back on? the new clues today as liam comes under attack at l.a.x. >> are you and january friends? >> donald trump's new celebrity target. >> he is a jerk. he has been a loser over the years. >> it's the world according to trump to lindsay legal mess to the pope. >> are you ready? >> fergie's first interview since breaking her baby news. is she quitting the black eyed peas. and extra's beauty by the numbers. >> three amazing before and afters of the hot new face lifts, no surgery required. >> "extra, extra!."

is miranda okay with me naming the dog blake? >> let's pretend like i asked her and she said yes. >> okay. since we have the kiss from blake shelton, you know what -- >> and miranda. >> we are going to officially name the dog blake. i wanted that name! >> blake charlie kotb. how about that? >> yes. blake, thank you for that. i wanted that name but everyone said you can't do it. it was freaky. some people thought i was becoming a little -- >> you are. >> -- stalkerish. >> and i'm perfectly comfortable with that. i love you, hoda. >> i love you, too. oh, my god. i'm so excited. >> i saw a picture of blake and you did good. that's a good-looking dog you got there. >> thank you. oh, my gosh. >> he's sexy, just like you, baby. [ laughter ] >> blake, we'll see you soon. come see us, okay? >> okay. i love y'all. >> bye, sweetheart. >> bye. >> totally escalated into the best day ever. again. >> oh, my god. are you surprised? >> totally stunned. i am totally stunned. >> he's honored. >> the dog's name is blake. okay? it's blake now. >> we

police arrested miranda. a bust that land to a landmark supreme court copsg that change how treat suspect criminals. after a brief interrogation police emerged with his written confession. a jury convicted him but the american civil liberties union defend tsd his appeal claiming the cops had forced the confession. the high court ruled miranda's constitutional rights were never protected that helped establish the miranda warning. to this day, police must tell suspects you have the trite remain silent thanks to an arrest that came 50 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, march the 13th, 2012. i'm shepard smith in rome, where we have a new pope. inauguration on fox news channel on tuesday. until then, have a great night. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: [cheers] there is a brand new pope he is he from are argentina. we will tell you all about him and take you orome. [speaking italian] >> we don't have an immediate crisis in terms it of debt. in fact, for the next 10 years it'

did he receive his miranda warnings. one of the major differences between a criminal court and military tribunal relates potentially at least to miranda warnings. in a criminal court, the statement is only admissible if he had received his miranda warnings. there are ways in military tribunals to admit those statements even if they were not given. >> and even if you're interrogated and you get that information via the water board, you can use it in guantanamo, you can't use it here. >> i don't think that's true. you cannot use information obtained by torture in guantanamo. >> but that's enhanced interrogation and that's fair game. >> i think the government has said they will not attempt even against major figures like khalid shaikh mohammed to use information that was obtained through water ready boarding. >> so before we get so excited about who this guy is and how he might see justice,eady boarding. >> so before we get so excited about who this guy is and how he might see justice,ady boarding. >> so before we get so ex

. >>> i'm nannette miranda. thousands of layoff notices went out to temperatures this week.o temperatures this week. they are criticizing the move [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up, the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> katie: welcome back. coming up at 8:30 and we starting off with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: the fog is beginning to lift in spots. you can see from mount tam, sutro we could see it in the distance and base of it is about 800 feet where the fog sits. we're looking at visibility reduce around the bay because it is pretty dense, mile and a half visibility, half mile from novato to santa rosa. we were clear in north parts. bay area earlier. two and a half mile at san carlos airp

as nannette miranda found out the state hasn't been paying much attention. >> it demonstrated it has not been tracking these accounts. >> reporter: the state public utilities commission has been under scrutiny after a couple of audits it can't account billions of dollars in fees. no one knows if customers were overcharged. it's assess order cable and phone bills natural gas and much of it pays for various programs. >> the forecast is not acceptable the rate payers weren't armed by those errors. no program services were affected. >> lawmakers scoffed at the notion that customers weren't armed because cpuc continued to raise fees. >> but we asked rate pay teors pay more and more. >> they can't even get the math right. stating the agency has trillions when it actually had billions. >> this reporting was in almost to the penny adding three zeros to it. >> and we told you last week about giving free cellphones to low income residents. we tried to get straight answer on the universal fund fee would increase to subz subsidize the program. but cpuc says yes, they would double. >> how is it a

supreme court decision that led to the use of the miranda warning. the right to remain silent. ernesto miranda was aggressive back in 1963 and convicted of kidnapping and raping an 18 year-old woman in phoenix. the supreme court said his rights against self-incrimination were not protected and he should not he should have had an attorney with them should not he should have had an [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. eat tomato sauce on my spaghetti. the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down. and you can't grow your enamel back. i was quite surprised, as only few as four exposures a day what that can do to you. it's quite a lesson learned. my dentist recommended that

. >>> la reacciÓn del gobernador de miranda no se hizo esperar. >>> nicolÁs, a ti no te eligieron presidenteas, le vamos anunciar al paÍs la decisiÓn. >>> el pasado ocho de diciembre cuando el desaparecido presidente hugo chÁvez se despidiÓ en cadena nacional haciendo este llamado. >>> ustedes elijan a nicolÁs maduro como presidente de la repÚblica bolivariana de venezuela. >>> segÚn esta ex magistrada en venezuela se ha instaurado una dictadura militar encabezada por un civil. >>> esa juramentaciÓn en un cuartel militar es algo absolutamente inconstitucional y yo creo que seria un mensaje de militarismo ante el pueblo venezolano. >>> opiniones enfrentadas en las calles de venezuela, mientras se prolongan los actos fÚnebres en honor al presidente hugo chÁvez, muchos opinan que la vida en el paÍs debe continuar sin mayores contra tiempos. >>> el paÍs estÁ detenido econÓmicamente, la devaluacion de la moneda nos ha afectado y esto es disfrazado con un show mediÁtico altamente mundial. >>> farmacias y mercados han permanecido abiertos. >>> hay que respetar las cosas. >>> muy normal. >>> voceros

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> bart is taking a second look at its bike policy this weekg bikes on all trains at all times starting tomorrow. the new pilot program comes with a couple of restrictions. listen to this. the first car off each train is off-limits to bicycles. and during rush hour no bikes will be allowed in the first three cars of the train. bike riders will have plenty of options. most trains have between six and ten cars. the test program runs this week only. it ends friday." we should take advantage of the next few days of sunshine. meteorologist lisa argen is here now with a look at some rain. >> yeah, that's right. we have a couple dry days before we sea just a little bit of rain. i wish it was more. we certainly need it. live doppler 7hd this morning. all is quiet. the sun coming up 7:17 and setting at 7:19. that puts us over twelve hours of day light now. we are looking not only dry this morning, but it is really mild out there. in fact, temperatures have barely dropped into the mid-40s in most locations. still with a couple hours toward sunrise we cou

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >>> tomorrow former santa clara county supervisor georgerakawa. >> reporter: is expect to plead guilty to lying to investigators. prosecutors say the veteran politicians engaged in a persistent pattern of misusing public money and campaign funds for things like parties, golf outings and gambling. shirakawa was agreed to sign documents admitting to ten counts of streeting the political reform act by spending campaign funds for personal use. the district attorney's office says share could you way faces up to one year in county jail and $50,000 in fines when he is sentenced at a later date. >>> republican senator rand paul of kentucky has won the straw poll favoring the next presidential candidate at the action conference near washington. paul narrowly edged out former senator marco rubio 25 to 23%. sarah palin took center stage yesterday taking swipes at president obama and new york mayor michael bloomberg. >>> house speaker john boehner said he absolutely trusts president barack obama and the two are open and honest with each other but they

here is abc7 news capital correspondent nannette miranda in sacramento to explain. >> if insurance isended to millions often the afford angle care act next year, the state won't have enough doctors to treat the influx of patients. the state senator points to a map where the shortage will be most severe. only 16 of the 58 counties can meet the federal recommended supply of primary physicians. >> if we are going to man date every person in this country to buy health insurance, we have to make sure that care is available for them. senator hernandez and other lawmakers propose to let nurse practicer, physicians assistants, opt tom terrorists and pharmacists treat patients for some illnesses. most in those regulations agree they have more training than they are allowed to use. nurse practicers would even be able to set up their own practice. >> collaboration without patient danger. >> but the proposed shake-up in the medical establishment is ruffling some feathers at the california medical association. doctors have long been the gate keepers of medical care and worry about patients' safety

blake shelton answers the rumors he is on the rocks with miranda. that's coming up.first, today's explosive story on the front page of the "new york times," "the tonight show" moving to manhattan and what it means for jay. a new late night seismic shake-up. >> it's "the tonight show." >> with jimmy fallon? the jay out, jimmy in breaking news reported by "the times," the "hollywood reporter" and even brian williams. >> always strange when your own company is in the news. >> the story fallon will take over for leno on "the tonight show" possibly as soon as next year. he'll do it in new digs. the show leaving l.a. and returning to its new york roots

the story from nannette miranda tonight in sacramento. >> reporter: as california expands health coveragemillions under president obama's affordable care act next year, the state won't have enough doctors to treat the in flux of new patients. >> latino community. >> reporter: state senator ed hernandez who was also an optometrist points to a map that highlights where the shortage most severe. only 16 of the 48 counties can meet the federal government recommended supply of primary physicians. >> if we are going to mandate every person in the country to buy health insurance we have to make sure the care is available for them. >> reporter: senator hernandez and other lawmakers propose to let nurse practitioners and that sixes assistants, optometrists and pharmacists treat patients for some illnesses. most agree they have more training than they are allowed to use. nurse practitioners would even be able to set up their own practice. but the proposed shakeup in the medical establishment is ruffling feathers. doctors have long been the gatekeepers of medical care and worry about patient safety

as capitol current nannette miranda found out the state hasn't been paying much attention to all of thed it has not been tracking the accounts well. >> reporter: the state public utilities commission under a lot of scrutiny after a number of audits found it cannot account for billions of dollars in fees it collects from utility customers. every month fee after fee on electricity, national gas, cable and phone bills much going to special accounts to pay for a various programs. the fee is often based on how much the programs need. >> that is not acceptable. the rate payors were not harmed by the errors. no pro-am services were affected. >> lawmakers scoffed at the notion that customers were not harmed because during years of bad forecasting cpuc tenned to raise fees. >> you don't know where the moon any is but we continue to ask rate payors to pay more and more. >> and the budget forecasters can't even get the math right stating the agent icy has trillions when it actually had billions. >> the misreporting was in almost to the penny adding three zeros to it. >> we told you about the calif

here's abc7 news capital correspondent nannette miranda in sacramento with the story. >>> as summer nears, educators want to keep kids reading. the california department of education just updated its list of more than 7,800 recommended books. meant to prepare students for college and the ever-changing world. included for the first time are winners of the stone wall book award which recognizes lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender literature. >> it's good to teach kids that everyone is different and we are all people and we can all be accepted for who we are. i think it's great to see those books being recommended. >> the books are recommended according to age. from young kids activity books celebrating gay rights leader harvey mills to books for older kids like i am jay, and totally joe, telling about a boy coming out. >> there's a full-scale war, a sexual war. >> social conservatives are appalled. they say such topics promoting alternative lifestyles have no place on the state's official reading list. >> your children are not being taught vigorous academics or critical thinking. they a

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> new this morning taggers caused an estimated $10,000 inage in downtown martinez yesterday afternoon. the city's popular skate park was the hardest hit out of all the locks targeted in the graffiti spree. now crews may have to close it to give themselves time to clean up all that mess. the vandals also tagged building in martinez's waterfront park. >> new this morning at 8:00 more than 1200 people plan to run up 52 flights of stairs to the top of the former bank of america balling in downtown san francisco. it's the annual fight for air climb to benefit the american lung association. participants include bay area firefighters who will be dressed in full gear when they ascend 1,197 stairs to the top of the city's second-tallest building on california street. funds raised will help the 35 million americans who suffer from chronic lung diseases. >>> that looks hard. coming up next, finding the right job. the new service that claims to streamline the application process for job seekers and companies looking to hire. and let's take a live look o

thing to me is the precedent of the debriefings and the interrogations that should be done without mirandaarnings or access to an attorney. that to me is the main issue here. >> jamie: is the other issue whether or not terror suspect is capture in the united states, wanting harm in the united states, versus overseas? >> i think the fact it's overseas makes the case a lot better, a lot stronger, to have him tried in guantanamo. also, to me, even i don't believe someone captured in the u.s. has a right to be tried in a federal court, but being captured overseas, that makes the case far stronger. also, jamie, vian overriding concern, or another concern, it's been tried in a civilian court, that the type of evidence that could come out could aid al qaeda in knowing what we know -- >> jamie: of course. >> in the 1990s. bin laden learned information from the blind sheikh. >> jamie: you know, because we have had this conversation before, i was in the second tower on the day of 9/11, on another story, and i happened to be there when the second plane hit. what i experienced -- i didn't lose family

why do you give him miranda rights? >> chris: question two.which this week upped its threat, the warnings to levels even extraordinary for north korea. and the new leader there, kim jong un. why do you think the rhetoric is so extreme and how seriously should we take it? >> he could be getting pressure from others and elders in the military surrounding him now and feels the need to show himself and puff out his chest. the obama administration handled this well. better than bush administration tid in second term. their policy seemed to be to respond to every provocation with a pre-emptive concession. and the obama administration is not doing that. they are letting the provocations happen. they are putting pressure on china to get serious, but they're not responding in a public way seeking more talks. >> i think with all the rhetoric, the north korea reasons masking a deep -- north koreans are masking a deep insecurity and weakness. the ground is slowly shifting under the regime. the example of that the china vote and the security council. i can

and if you give someone their miranda rights, which means that if they're in civilian court, then they're not an enemy combatant, they're just an ordinary criminal, but if you do that, and any good lawyer is going to tell them not to say anything, that prevents us from having the ability to get intelligence without use of torture, by the way, to get intelligence information that would probably prevent another tragedy and another father such as we just heard from. >> do you have any way of changing this? if they had gone behind congress's back as you claimed, do you think you can get this overturned legally? >> probably not. the president, i think, has those authorities. but i'm sure that we will be trying to prevent that from happening because for the reasons that i just stated to you. we are in an ongoing struggle with these people. they are on the rise all over north africa. they are in iraq again in training camps. they are in field, coming to syria in huge numbers. so to somehow think that this isn't going to be a long twilight struggle with these people, of which intelligence is a vi

. >>> just ahead for you look what miranda lambert found on the side of the road. >>> what's going on with the cast of the "mary tyler moore show"? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. enjoying a nice warmup out west. especially the southwest where temperatures will be about 15 to almost 20 degrees above average for this time of year. look at our highs. even up in billings, montana, 69 degrees today. 78 in l.a. 93 degrees in phoenix. we're looking at some hours in the northwest. the same goes for tomorrow but that warm air holds strong in the southwest tomorrow, too. show that's where all the warm air is hiding right now. >>> taylor swift's pr people are working overtime now. hundred of fan letters addressed to swift were found unopened in a tennessee dumpster, prompting major damage control. swift's rep said the letters were likely misplace. fans of the 23-year-old were upset their bedazzled letters were not read. >>> actor ed asner was hospitalized after having trouble speaking after his one man hit show. his spokesperson said the 83-year-old is exhausted. >>> cult hit t

i'm miranda. actress, guitar player fortune teller. i'm here about the waitress job. - yeah, and i'm here to run for president. - so ? when do i start ? so, you need someone to serve food or what ? i really enjoy working with people. i got this one at an all-night party. i can be very flexible about the hours i work. i always try to be cheerful. customers like that. thank you for coming in. i'll let you know. excuse me, i'm looking for the owner. mr. brashov. victor brashov. that's him right there. thank you. mr. brashov ! i am brashov. hello. i'm katherine blake. - i've just come from the chandler agency. - from where ? the employment office ? mr. brashov ? yes ? we got a problem with the freezer door. - can you fix it ? - i'll see what i can do. you must be very busy. i can come back. no, wait a minute. i remember now-- come with me i can't hear a thing in here. sorry about the mess. oh, that's okay. we are very busy getting ready to open. you can sit here. please. thank you. here's my resume. i think you'll find i've had a lot of ex

. >> why would you shut them down by reading his miranda rights? >> maybe they did not shut him down -- >> i am glad we agree on something. new sanctions against north korea. >> north korea's ruling elite have been living large while impoverishing their own people and will play a direct price for this nuclear test. >> un ambassador susan rice after north korea's nuclear test last month and a rocket launched in december, the security council voted to impose new sanctions to make it more difficult for north korea to finance its weapons programs. it also targets the sale of luxury goods to the countries leadership, yachts and racing cars and stuff. while the rest of the population goes hungry, with korea is threatening a nuclear attack against the united states and is also saying, colby, that the armistice is kaput. >> they don't have the capacity to do anything against the united states with nuclear- weaponss. hugo chavez died this week. he was more of a nuisance than a threat. north korea is a nuisance but more of a slight thread because of a nuclea

i'm not more reading miranda rights to people shooting at us. me, we kill you. there's no jury trials, no due process. but they say america's the battle field. that's a huge mistake and i think most americans would disagree with them. >> john brennan's nomination who was temporarily blocked was confirmed yesterday by a vote of 63-34. both mccain and graham voted to support brennan with graham calling it, quote a referendum. they hammered the south carolina republican for dining with president obama at a d.c. restaurant at the same time, senator paul was questioning the administration. threat of a challenge from the right is exactly why some people believe senator minority leader mitch mcconnell who is up for re-election next year decided to support senator paul's filibuster. senator rubio was also a public backer of that filibuster. senator paul meanwhile is claiming victory after he received a letter from the administration stating that the president cannot order a deadly strike against an american on u.s. soil who is not engaged in combat. so

not given miranda warnings. >> of course, once you mirandaize them, they can remain silent and anythingamental problem. why are we putting, in this case, osama bin laden's son-in-law on trial in manhattan? remember the outcry when it was going to be one of the masterminds, khalid sheikh mohammed was going to be tried in manhattan, the outcry was so significant that the justice department backed off of that and decided not to do it. the fact of the matter is, trained terrorists will utilize the legal system, called law fair. they'll utilize the legal system to spew their propaganda and hate. all we're doing is give them a platform. what you want to do is get as much information as you can that can be used to find out what ongoing planning has been done. this guy has been active for a long time. he's been bouncing around the middle east. we finally got him. he should have stayed in guantanamo bay and we could have interrogated him, got the information weddd intoed, put hm on a military commission. >> eric: jay, the left is saying, oh, look what we did with the underwear bomber and the tim

for hours, not days, before he was read his miranda rights. under the law of war, we had the opportunity available to us to hold him indefinitely as a prisoner, enemy combatant, a member of the enemy force and to lawfully interrogate him without a lawyer, without reading him his miranda rights because we're trying to gather intelligence to make sure we can prevent future attacks and to find out what this vicious enemy is up to. we -- we did not take that opportunity. this administration is refusing to use guantanamo bay, one of the best military jails in the history of the world, very transparent, well run, and it is the place he should be today, not in new york city awaiting trial in federal court. it's not about federal court not being available in the war on terror. article 3 courts have done a good job in many cases of prosecuting terrorists. but so have military commission tribunals at guantanamo bay, where k.s.m., the architect of 9/11, is being prosecuted under the military commissions act. my beef, my complaint is that this man was wit

we still do have miranda rights, and you do get an attorney in the united states. and it is not the same battlefield. but he is bringing battlefield strategy home, we need to know, before he starts doing it, we need to know what are the rules? does the constitution apply? mr. president, i would entertain a further question from the senator from georgia -- i mean, from florida without losing the -- yielding the floor. mr. rubio: without yielding the floor, senator, the follow-up question i have -- because i think this is a very important exercise for the folks that have been snowed in today and there's nothing better to watch than c-span, to actually understand the structure of our government and how it was designed because it is my personal opinion that we have gotten away from that. so let me describe my position. i am actually a member of the intelligence committee, which means we reviewed this nomination. and i have questions that i care about that were somewhat different than the valid ones that the senator from kentucky is raising. as a member of that committe

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. >>> country star miranda lambert tweeted photos of a puppy she rescued from an oklahoma highway on wednesday. the singer found the pup alone in the middle of the road with his food bowl and bed. who would do such a thing? >>> finally, celebs are sharing their thoughts on the new pope via twitter. "the jersey shore's" snooki called the pontiff adorable. joy behar called out donald trump and the birther movement. and seth rogan wrote "there's also white smoke coming out of my office, but nobody seems that excited about it." leave it to seth rogan to put together a stoner joke. >> you knew it was going to come up. and with twitter, you can say whatever you want. >> it was a loofl moment. >> i stopped everything i was doing. i was actually on a conference call at the time and just stopped talking and watch. >> i was actually sleeping, but i caught up after the fact. >> your schedule messes up the pope election. >> i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> elected the 266th pope earlier today. he has taken the name pope

nannette miranda found out the state hasn't been paying much attention to all that money. >> you demonstrated it has not been tracking. >> a number. audits found they cannot account for billions of dollars in fees they coglect from customers so no one knows if customers were overcharged. month after month fees are assessed on electricity, natural gas and phone bills, much of it going to special accounts to pay for various programs. it is often based on how much the programs need. >> that is not acceptable. the ratepayers were not harmed by those errors. no program services were affected. >> lawmakers scoffed at the notion that customers were not harmed because during years of bad forecasting, they continued to raise fees. >> they don'tath#w  actually had billions. >> we tried too get an answer if your fees would increase to subsidizes the program. no one gave us a straight answer. but they said yes, in fact it would double. >> how is it there's a doubling of the fee increase? >> in this tick year we will have to increase the fee level in order to be able to accommodate the program needs. >>

supreme court decision that led to the use of the miranda warning.rnesto miranda was arrested back in 1963 and convicted of kidnapping and raping an 18 year-old woman in phoenix. but the supreme court said his right against self-incrimination were not protected and he should have had an attorney with him while being interrogated. >> some breast cancer patients may develop post- traumatic stress disorder. that is according to new research. a study of more than 1100 women found that 25 percent of newly diagnosed patients experience a sense of posttraumatic stress including anxiety in difficulty sleeping. the study also shows that young women, and black and asian women, were most likely to develop the this order. >> nasa scientists say test on mars rocks show the planet could have supported primitive life. >> the analysis was done by the rover curiosity, which drilled into rocks, crushed it and test a tiny sample. the rover was the first spacecraft sent to mars that could collect a sample from deep inside iraq. nasa scientists say the truck contained cl

you have read them miranda rights. >> dana: not going to happen. >> bob: so the host countries won'tdo? >> dana: president obama promised to close it but then reality hit. and the other reason they need to upgrade it, some of the prisoners now that they have been there ten or 11 years need geriatric care. freddie they need more shuffleboard. >> dana: bingo hall. >> greg: this is the island of lost terrorists. remember island of lost toys? island of lost terrorists. where do you put them. for president obama, gitmo is the employee you can't stand but you can't live without. it's finally come down, rea realizing that maybe i was too hard over bush over this. >> dana: they haven't added prisoners because of the drone policy. it means we haven't been bringing them to gitmo to get intel, because we basically just get rid of them. if you break down the number, $150 million. one reason it's expensive is everything costs more. >> greg: try to flip it. >> eric: what do you do, you leave them there and you don't offer them soccer fields and volleyball courts. you let it -- they're terrorists.

del sindicato de maestros.el vicepresidente de venezuela, nicolas maduro, acuso al gobernador de mirandaontinuamos desde el vaticano, le presentamos en el momento en el programa, la visiÓn que tienen desde afuera de la iglesia, le queremos presentar la visiÓn desde adentro, dos sacerdotes especializados en comunicaciÓn, el padre antonio montero, gracias por estar aquÍ. >>> un placer. >>> y juan antonio martÍnez. gracias padre. >>> encantado, un placer. >>> cÓmo ven el cambio que se vive en la iglesia catÓlica, en 598 aÑos un papa no se retiraba, y desde pronto se retira, desde adentro de la iglesia, como lo ven? >>> con mucha emociÓn, realmente es un acontecimiento histÓrico, y escribirÁ un capÍtulo en la historia de la iglesia, y con esperanza, la elecciÓn de un nuevo papa para cualquier creyente de la iglesia catÓlica es una esperanza. >>> pero los papas no renuncian padre, y benedicto xvi renuncia, como lo interpreta usted cuÁl es la elecciÓn de benedicto? >>> perfilÓ la fe de los cristianos. dijo la iglesia no es mÍa, es suya, refiriÉndose a cristo, y la barca tambiÉn. es un pontific

that nannette miranda explains what state lawmakers are trying to do. >> reporter: if law enforcement wanted to read your letters or other paper correspondence, they have to get a warrant but in this age of technology you don't have the same protection. if your email has been opened or is more than six months old, government agencies can read them. >> courts have said, lawsuit is very confusing and has permitted the government to search your emails held by providers without a warrant. >> government investigators generally look at email for criminal activity that is not always the case. it became a national debate after c.i.a. director after david petraeus resigned over an extramarital affair. if the c.i.a. can't keep the f.b.i. from reading that email what protections do ordinary people have. >> no warrant knocks records. >> a state senate wanted to clearly define the line. electronic communications should be no different than paper communications. they are all private. >> all we're saying, you need to go to a court, make the case that there is a readable -- reasonable cause that some

miranda lambert coming to the rescue of this historical pooch.eeted the picture saying she found him on the side of the highway in oklahoma. she will care for him until she finds a home. >> now for your starting lineup. the top stories this morning it didn't come easy but the miami heat kept their streak alive. duane wade added 21 including that late game shot put in 98-94. miami becomes only the fourth team in nba history to win 20 straight season games. an nfl free agent saw big moves but none bigger than the denver broncos signing wide receiver wes welker. he agreed to a two-year $12 million deal with denver. he spent the last 6 seasons with the new england patriots. a serious sight for lakers. kobe bryant severely spraining his left ankle with seconds left in the 4th quarter. x-rays were negative. not known how long he will be out. >> it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up they were supposed to be a sweet treat for his friends but the brownies had something extra sending a lot of kids to the hospital. >> gone in 24 seconds. ste

republican criticism of the obama administration for trying terrorism suspects in civilian courts where mirandaights apply. >> if this man right next to usama bin laden involved in the attacks on our country on 9/11, don't you think it would be important that we not tell him that he has the right to remain silent? >> reporter: ayotte along with senators mccain and graham today again condemned the decision in a statement that said, quote: >> r eporter: a family member of a 9/11 victim also weighed in. >> my concern is a guy like this comes to a civilian court, he's put away. hopefully, he would be convicted, but it wouldn't, it's not -- it's conspiracy. it's not murder. >> reporter: but the white house today defended its record of terrorist convictions in federal court pointing to the times square bomber and the underwear bomber, now both serving life sentences. >> there is broad consensus across the united states government at the department of defense, the department of jus us, the department of homeland security, the intelligence community agrees that the pest way to -- the best way to protec

here is nannette miranda in sacramento. >>> as summer nears, educators want to keep kids reading. california department of education up updated the list of books that is to prepare students for college, klutd for the first time are winners of the stone wall book award that recognizes gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender literature. >> it's good to teach kids that everyone is different and we can all be accepted who we are. i think it's great to see those books recommended. >> the books are recommended according to age from young kids activity books celebrating gay rights leader harvey milk to books like older kids like transgender teens and totally joe a boy coming out. >> there is a full sexual war. >> social conservatives are appalled. they say such topics have no place on the state's official reading list. >> they are not being taught critical thinking. they are being taught social engineering that will hurt them physically and emotionally. >> the new book titles are recommended and not mandatory and the state insists they will not chosen for their lgbt themes. >> it's mostly

in sacramento, nannette miranda abc7 news. >>. >>> this morning solano county law enforcement agenciesolding a gun buy back. their goal is to get illegal and unwanted guns off the streets. participants will be paid $100 forehand guns, shotguns and rivals in working condition and $200ath; c. next week. >> they are just trying to make sure that nobles gets hurt. there are eight american children killed every day. it's unacceptable. >>> the group expects hundreds of other mothers to attend next week's rally on capitol hill. legislation is currently make its way through the cincinnati. >>> cardinals in vatican city has selected tuesday as the day they will begin vote fourth the next man to lead the world's one billion catholics. cardinals gathered this morning for one last session of congregation. meanwhile preparations for tuesday's conclave continue in the sistine chapel. the stove where the cardinals will burn their ballots is under construction, as are the seats where the 115 cardinals will sit during their street deliberations. >>> new this morning high school girls who can't afford t

once he lands here, once you read him his miranda rights it's over. he is here.oing to get the full benefit of the legal system for defendants. there won't be any interrogation. it has to be a speedy trial. if you keep them in gitmo you interrogate him and find out what he knows and the other bad guys. the left is saying well, look at what they did with the underwear bomberror times square bomber. there is a difference here, though. this guy was caught in jordan and they brought him here. the other two bow sews were caught here, try --bozos was caught here. >> bob: he was caught in turkey. the turks said they wouldn't turn him over to the united states. send him back to kuwait, his home country. somehow, we got on the plane in jordan and got him off. now, that is a big question, how that worked out. the other thing look this guy was not involved in 9/11. he was not operational for years. this is not something to be really scared of. >> eric: he was there when bin laden took credit for 9/11. necessary video of bin laden taking credit for 9/11. >> bob: but he wasn'

. >>> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento.housands of layoff notices went out to public school teachers this week. one is criticizing the move because higher taxes were welcome back and thanks for joining us. we are starting this half-hour with a first quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, katie. here's a look at san jose where it's 50 degrees right now underneath cloudy skies. the fog will linger the next several hours. here's a look at 6:00 right now the current time. you see it banked up along the san mateo coast. at 8:00 still a patch over the bay, a little bit in the south bay. it will take until 10:00. by noontime it will burn back and we will see mostly sunny conditions today. temperatures this morning ranging from the mid-40s to around 50. we will look for sunny skies, upper 50s at our coast to the mid-70s around the bay. talking about a very pleasant evening. some fog moves back into the bay and we will look for almost a repeat performance tomorrow. i'll detail that for you and a look at s