remember during the election republicans were about build the dang fence and self deportation not anymore. >> obviously we have to do immigration reform. >> that's nice. you want to do the right thing. why is that? >> elections. elections. >> don't say it out loud. that's like calling a girl and going how was your day? okay. let's get out to dinner. why? because i want to (bleep) you. >> jon: number two, conceal your cynicism. >> you don't help minorities lord know the democrats haven't but at least they seem happy to see you. really, we're the ones you've been waiting for, thank you. >> jon: flattery is catching. catchy is better than the truth. if you need blacks to help reconstruct the party find blacks more current than the reconstruction. >> i am a conservative but that's not how -- i'm a frederick douglass republican. >> frederick douglass didn't django shoot him. >> jon: there was a lot of shooting so i'm not sure. [ laughter ] >> if you want to get minorities on board stop playing the victim. what was that cpac panel called? trump the race card. are you sick and tired of being cal

if it's one thing i learned from my journey today it's deep down we're all really just a-- dang it.o? hello? hello? what's going on? jay?oo?ó?óóoooççwww]w]w]ww=oio. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. nation, i'm sure you agree with me that it is a proud day to be an american because thanks to a minority of u.s. senate, we no longer have to live in fear of some maniac coming after those we love with a gun control bill. ( laughter ) jim. >> on wednesday, the senate blocked the most far-reaching gun control legislation in two decades. >> it needed 60 votes. it got 54. >> the gun control package is stopped cold in the senate. >> stephen: that's right! we cannot d didn't do it! whooo! ( cheers ) jimmy, jimmy, where's my balloon drop? and, folks, we achieved this victory, despite relentless pressure from special interest grieving parents being used as props by generalissimo glock-snatch over here who, following the defeat, took to the rose garden. >> those who care deeply about preventing more and more gun violence will have to be as passionate and as organized and a

water is seeping in from underground from walls danged by the earthquake and tsunami. once inside it's contaminated. so it is a seemingly endless tafk, removing the water to underground storage tanks and pools. >> translator: there have been leeks since the state of cold shut town was achieved. but the recent case is probably the largest ever. >> reporter: the pools sit about 800 meters from the shore. but there's no fear that that water leaked into the ocean. tepco investigators suspect the problem lies with the design and construction of the facilities. each spool six meeters deep. crews poke add hole in the seats so they could insert a monitor to check leakage. the holes in the surface became the problem. the water pressure pulled the seats down. trade and industry minister asks them to fix the problem. >> translator: i would like you to make sure that contaminated water won't leak into the sea. >> reporter: the assurances from tepco have not calmed residents. >> translator: the leaks should never have happened in the first place. regardless of whether or not the wa

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but it's actually pretty dang good. >> reporter: pretty good indeed. we're thinking outside the bun. >> our thanks to john for that. and next in the battle ravaged city in syria, meet the children who work as medics saving the lives of others as they struggle to keep their own. . >>> the innocence of childhood is a gift, a sort of magic bliss never again felt even in the sweetest moments of adult life. but in this city in syria, innocence is lost forever, especially when the medic is 12. the video you're about to see was shot by german filmmaker who has traveled extensively in syria. some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: mohammed is just 12 years old. he's been working in this makeshift clinic for four months. the clinic is housed in an old shopping mall. it's busy and bloody. the main trauma center in this rebel-held part of town. with time it has become easy, he says. in the beginning when i saw blood, i would shiver and be frightened. but now i see blood like water. the son of a mechanic, mohammed started coming here with his father who no

the situation was more dang are russ because three of the children suffer from upper respiratory problems. >> the child would need to be comforted as they fall asleep, not as a wrap them up and leave them there. >> the department of social services started to investigate the facility last month after a 19-year-old employee worked there for a couple of weeks and quit because she felt the children were being mistreated. >> they took advantage of the system and they knew what then doing was wrong. they got in trouble for it before. >> the state revoked the license at the daycare center in 2010 for swaddling. the sister reopened the facility under her partnents name. >> a daycare owner nearby said she talked to a parent whose son was enrolled in the center. >> it was sad, her biggest concern was my child laying there screaming all day long because they do not want to giver them attention? >> we are fortunate to not have a death in this case. >> the sign said enclosesed for business. the two sisters will be in court tomorrow in pleasanton. >> washington police issued an amber alert tonight and

>> dang, she just crapped straight on the floor in a gas elevator. >> at a subway station. >> is this a protest video? >> according to reports this dude is her husband, and he is on the lookout for her. if you notice when the door opens he is kind of blocking the view of the last wipe before she gets off the elevator and the elevator doesn't go anywhere. they're not getting onto go up or down. seems they strictly got in the elevator to poo. i know. not ha >> is this a tiny province without running water or what are we talking about here? >> a subway station. it can't be tiny province. >> i am trying to work this out in my mind. >> if you want to see this video in all its glory, just head over to our website "right this minute".com and click on best of rtm. >>> the crowd goes wild when justin bieber shows up. >> is this real the biebs or a decoy? >>> had to take a break at this basketball game but not because somebody needed a time-out. boom. that's because seneca valley's easton bizoli went up, dunked, broke the backboard shaq style. this is at geneva college, aun all-star game featur

dang, that must have been a big dog, until they see this video.he crazy thing is someone had to clean this mess up. these surveillance cameras were recently installed. who knoif she's done it before. if she's a serial poo-er. >>> video shows a woman going about her business at an atm until -- >> she hears something, turns around and there's a man behind her with a gun. >> he's scary looking. >> what he was packing that made this masked gunman even more menacing. >>> and a look into the life of the working cat. >> you don't feel bad for the acting cat at all. you get an interesting look into how you train a cat. >> what do they train them to do ♪ >>> these two robbery videos show that people are still up to no good. this first one is from fairfax county, virginia. >> this woman is walking to a bank atm, her face is covered and she's taking money out. watch who comes in behind her. she stops, hears something, she turns around and there's a man behind her with a gun. and not just any gun. it's a shotgun. police say she did what she was supposed to do

i'm thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my body is full length stretched in the air. i didn't want to break my neck. i knew this was going to hurt. all of a sudden my heels came next to my ears. my body

dang. >> cold, too. >> he takes one bite and spits it out and throws it in the bushes. >> that guy iswhatever. sitting there and eating and ate the whole thing. >> i bet you will not guess what's going on in this video. from the sound of it, this is an older video and it is just now trending. >> sounds like someone is being tortured. >> close. this is a puppy husky getting a torture us on bath, and he is not liking it. >> oh. >> those are not dog sounds. he sounds like a rooster or something. >> he will be damaged for life now. he will never like the bath after this. >> he may not be able to bark after this because he is probably damaging his vocal cords. >>> this is an oldie but a goody just trending and this is in malaysia and people were enjoying a day out and when they got back to their car they found an otter in the cabin of the truck. >> an otter? >> yep. >> oh, man. that is one big rat is what that thing is really. >> that's a good day to have an otter in your car. >> they were there for a couple minutes telling had i am to shoo on. >> nothing for you in there. go on. >> now he

. >> indeed we talk about the fire dang frer. that sandhya is here with the forecast. >> yes.e talking about increasing fire dnger and toasty temperatures on the way as we look at live doppler 7hd writ now you see some patches of fog right along the coast. few high then wispy clouds moving in above but no moisture to speak of. high for today. got up into the low is in inland valley. 83 oakland. san rafael tied record of yin degrees. 91 santa rosa exploratorium 77 degrees. still holding on to the warmth look from emeryville camera across the bay. 56 right now in san francisco. oakland 61. san carlos san jose low 60's half moon bay caller spots santa cruz in the 50's. high definition sutro camera downtown san francisco and here are your temperatures. santa rosa 65 still real mild in livermore. 64 degrees. we lack at the highlights now and it's record warmth expected later on this week. locally windy tomorrow night with red flag warning going up before the hills beginning tomorrow night continuing through wednesday evening. here's what's going to bring us the wind. cold front tha

. >> indeed we talk about the fire dang frer. that sandhya is here with the forecast. >> yes. we are talking about increasing fire dnger and toasty temperatures on the way as we look at live doppler 7hd writ now you see some patches of fog right along the coast. few high then wispy clouds moving in above but no moisture to speak of. high for today. got up into the low is in inland valley. 83 oakland. san rafael tied record of yin degrees. 91 santa rosa exploratorium 77 degrees. still holding on to the warmth look from emeryville camera across the bay. 56 right now in san francisco. oakland 61. san carlos san jose low 60's half moon bay caller spots santa cruz in the 50's. high definition sutro camera downtown san francisco and here are your temperatures. santa rosa 65 still real mild in livermore. 64 degrees. we lack at the highlights now and it's record warmth expected later on this week. locally windy tomorrow night with red flag warning going up before the hills beginning tomorrow night continuing through wednesday evening. here's what's going to bring us the wind. cold fro

here i am at another one of these dang press dinners. >> last year president obama with a preview ofto come. >> in my first term i sang al green. in my second term i'm going to young jeezy. >> in recent years along with the humor all the glamor has become a hollywood who is who. this sear gloria are from modern family is back. barbra streisand is here. conan o'brien, he is the host tonight. today we learned of someone else on the guest list. ♪ yes, psy is on the list all in one room to poke a little fun at the president and the press. tonight both sharing the punch line. >> i'll be sure to tweet a few photos of the dinner tonight. before we leave you, diane sawyer will speak with amanda knox after spending four years in an italian prison. will you believe what she has to say. that's tuesday 9:00 "gma" first thing in the morning and i hope to see you right back here. from new york. good night. >> ama: next at 6:00. a dramatic rescue. four people saved after their boat catches fire on the bay. why it took so long to put the fire out. >>> new details in that attempted child abduction in

. >> indeed we talk about the fire dang frer. that sandhya is here with the forecast. >> yes. we are talking aboutine increasing fire dnger and toasty temperatures on the way as we look at live doppler 7hd writ now you see some patches of fog right along the coast. few high then wispy clouds moving in above but no moisture to speak of. high for today. got up into the low inland valley. 83 oakland. san rafael tied record of yin degrees. 91 santa rosa exploratorium 77 degrees. still holding on to the warmth look from emeryville camera across the bay. 56 right now in san francisco. oakland 61. san carlos san jose low 60's half moon bay caller spots santa cruz in the 50's. high definition sutro camera downtown san francisco and here are your tempetu santa rosa 6 still real mild in livermore. 64 degrees. we lack at the highlights now and it's record warmth expected later on this week. locally windy tomorrow night with red flag warning going up before the hills beginning tomorrow night continuing through wednesday evening. here's what's going to bring us the wind. cold front that is

the defense secretary called north korea a real dang skbrer threat to the u.s.. >> tomorrow marks 45th anniversary of dr. martin luther king's assassination. attorney and scholar clarence jos was part of dr. king's inner circle and has written a book about the story behind the milestone i have a dream speech. jones sat down to tell things we never knew about king's life. >> i had never seen anything fwhin a voice, any person walking who had that power. >> clarence jones was a young attorney living in california personally asked about dr. martin luther king to come to alabama to join his legal team it was really my own personal, making of a disciple. >> in april, is the 1963 king was arrested and put in a birmingham jail. so were dozens of his very young followers. >> we were getting such pressure from the parents of the children to bail their children out. >> that is when actor hairy belafonte arranged for jones to meet with nelson rock feller who handed jones bail money, $100,000 from a family vault. >> he opened the door look inside of the vault. interest there is from floor to ceili

you can see that most of the dang is in the energy material names. but consumer staples and health care are not down. i do want to point out one group that has been above water most days and that is this group here. back to you? >> you know, bob, i want to jump in here for a second. you showed us etfs. we all loved them on the way up. it's hard to haul a wheelbarrow of gold down the street to sell. it's real easy to hit sell on your gld. >> that's absolutely right. etfs have made it possible to own commodities, bonds, bonds otherseas and stocks in a way that wasn't possible before. to the extent that it makes it easy to own them it makes it easy to disown them. i think that's something that you have to take with the overall market. >> bob, thank you very much. let's get more now on why gold is taking its biggest single datumable since 1983. >> we certainly seen -- i can only call it relentless selling for the last two to three sessions. we're seeing long term holders and short term momentum players. the markets are much more efficient. there is less

. >> one woman whose story prompted a commercial naming min dang a champion of change wex shared her story in january. she told us about how her parents sold her for sex and threatened her life. she's now an advocate to end human trafficking and sexual slavery. >> indications the nba's sacramento koingz staying in the state capitol. nba relocation committee recommended today that the request to move the team to seattle be denied. >> sacramento mayor helped put together a counter offer to keep the team in sacramento. the board votes on this move may 13th. >> owner of a san francisco restaurant is launching a fund to help a little league team. the restaurant and a electrical law firmt pitching in the first $5,000. this began when he saw a storier this month about someone stealing kmimt from little leaguers. and their season was in jeopardy. >> ever heard of a sport called bowl ball? a few students visually impaired as well are testing it out. >> players take the court. >> one team member throws the ball. in goal ball, players are usually blind but for this class deciding to combine stu

are there people at home who are saying, dang, i missed out on this? >> i think there are.nk if you look at the end of last year the money that came out of this market because of the fear of the fiscal cliff and what that meant for capital gains and dividend taxes you saw money exit the market and not come back yet necessarily. it's very intriguing to see, mutual funds and etfs. pretty consistent this year. a steady flow for the entirety of this year. as a matter of fact, for the first time in the second we're seeing more money come off the sidelines into equities than bonds. not the great rotation we talk about so much but certainly a concerted amount of money coming into equities. interestingly enough what it's been chasing so far this year is the defensive sector. utilities, health care stocks, consumer staples. three of the leaders. i think that's very typical of money that's been itching its way into equities but in a very defensive manner. i think that's going to continue throughout the summer. >> very good point to make. as we've said a couple of times already on thi

dang >>> plus our nation's systems st takes center stage in capitol hill this weekend. weeken what one senator says they haves to do if they want to be a legaa immigrant in this country. coun >>> straight up 6:00 right nowrw on this monday april 15th. apri we are halfway through the month of april, hard to believe as wee are here.ere. temperatures are feeling decentt outside today, but you got a little bit of rain you are going to have to contend with the morning commute. good morning, everyone. i'm sara simmons. >>> i'm wisdom martin and it's s time to check in with tucker barnes. >> it's a gorgeous weekend. a lota gorg of sunshine on satun ane d sunday.and su i'm trying to follow, keep foll talking about, wasn't that great, wasn't that great. >> how beautiful it was.ul it wa >> a couple of showers oute of r there, need the rain, not goingn to amount to a whole lot but t enough to wet the roadways in ay few spots. we have an area of storminess. a little bit of rain, it looks s like old town alexandria,alexani getting a little bit of rain, r, southwest t.c d.c., and tow

i think it made america safe during a feperiod of great dange were. >> he says benny and drake were wronguninformed when they said the program was illegal. congress which in 2008 explicitly legalized much of the surveillance going on and president obama who recently reauthorized the law agreed. that makes drake as worried as ever. he believers president obama has used that power even more aggressively than the man democrats accused of shredding the constitution, george w. bush. >> i have had private conversations with people who used to work in the bush administration the reaction is whoa we wouldn't have gotten away with half of what the obama administration is doing. >> the regime has expanded. >> far less transparent than the bush administration? >> yes. >> that's another reason why pen benny and drake have been critics of the data certainty. >> the question is what are they doing with it, what are the controls, what are the over sites? >> one man hopes to answer it the current director of the national security agency, general keith alexander. when he declined request to sit down with

>>reporter: what causes somebody to run toward dange when others are running away.ist say having a connection to the victims lick the boyfriend who shelleded their girlfriend in the aurora movie theater massacre or to a place nasa boston and in texas can make a difference. but ultimately says this the harvard professor it's a rare mysterious quality that is nearly impossible to predict. >> none of us know whether we have a hero inside. >>reporter: until we are faced with a crisis situation that puts extraordinary demands on ordinary people. >>reporter: traditionally mankind viewed as essentially selfish. survival of the fi fittest and all that but in fact the willingness to risk our own lives to help strangers may what has allowed us to survive as species. and certainly to endure disaster leak we have seen this week. dan harris abc news boston. >>jf amaze what people can did. >> the annual celebration of the great san franciscoert quake of 19 06 disrupted by security scare. somebody spotted a suspicious panel near the famous fountain in market and o'farrell street w

here i am at another one of these dang press dinners. >> i'm absolutely delighted to be here.ra. >> she's hot. [ laughter ] >> for the men and women in. the armed services. that's a great thing. [ applause ] over there fighting. that's just one job i couldn't do. i mean, if they recruited me, of course, i'd go. but i don't want to be in the military. if i did, it's one job i could do would be the guy that greets the president when he gets off the helicopter. that's it. i mean you get some tv time. mr. president, that's it it for me. i'm going to have some lunch. >> it's funny to me that they have never caught you smoking but they somehow always catch you with your shirt off. i know you're into this transparency thing, but i don't need to see your nipples. [ laughter ] is there a beach at camp david? there was never a nipple portrait of lincoln. >> the jonas brothers are r here. they are out there somewhere. sasha and malia are huge fans. but boys, don't get any ideas. i have two words for you, predator drones. you will never see it coming. >> congress, there are a lot of thing

. >> you dang right it beats lockup. that's right. you know, my dreams are simple. and ride, open highway. i want an open highway in front of me, a backpack and sleeping bag on the back and i want to ride. that's what i'm going to do. >> are you going to make it this time, staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. i do have a problem with authority. sometimes i have authority issues and that's definitely a major bump in the road for me. dealing with my p.o. or people in the parole department. it's just hard for me to do it, it just really is. it's hard. not that i don't want to be free. i want to be free. i don't want to go back to prison. but sometimes i have this impending doom on my back. >> sometimes prison ruins people, man. you know what i mean. it does. after that much time, and i understand that, so be it. but prison didn't ruin me. honestly. i'm not ruined at all. i'm ready to get out there and do whatever it takes to make it. and i'm gonna. i want to be a success story. because let me tell you, there's no success stories around here.

i was intimidated a little bit by the scene and that's when i should have gone and danged him on the head and said shut up and answer. >> here is an interesting piece of tape where ford is introducing bork to the committee. you're in the room over the right shoulder. we watch it until the end where ford comes back and pats you on the back. i want you to comment on this moment. >> mr. chairman and distinguished members, i strong urge the committee consideration and favorable approval by the united states senate. thank you very much. >> we will proceed with senate republican leader. >> what did you see there? >> what happened is president ford when he was president of the united states said i'm going to testify for bork. i said president that's never happened. no, you shouldn't go testify. presidents don't do that. and he said tom, i'm going to testify. did you hear me? >> i said nobody explained it to me that way before. sure enough, he felt so strongly he went up to testify. one of the things that happened is i should have done a murder board for the president. >> this is after he's

imagine, i try to cover my food and i'm saying, dang, what's wrong with these people, you know?obably a little crazy. oh, father yahweh, please save me and deliver me. >> as averse as he was to germs, jones was enthusiastic towards his spirit tuality. his nightly prayers could last up to 15 minutes. >> please set me free. please set me free. please set me free. >> we would come to learn why jones' prayers to be set free were especially pertinent. but first, we learned what brought him here. the story began 40 years earlier when jones joined a chicago street gang at age 13. >> we used to rob other children of their lunch money, milk money and stuff. and then we would -- i got introduced to drugs. and i was drunk all the time. i didn't know how to stay sober. >> as jones grew older, his addictions to crack and alcohol grew more ferocious, and so did the robberies he committed to support them. he had been in and out of several jails and prisons. but at age 35, he was sentenced to 25 years for multiple counts of armed robbery. but prison didn't stop his taste for alcohol. he used to

within the hour, new hampshire electric co-op workers are on site to assess the dang.ut before they can make any repairs, a flatbed tow truck must first remove the suv. the conditions are potentially deadly. >> you got wet ground, snow, and electricity. not a good recipe. it's a recipe for disaster. so the electrical worker, he was getting down in front to make sure that the power was off, so that they could restore the power to the other houses. >> as the power worker looks down at the cables, the tow winch fails, so he never sees the suv rolling towards him. >> oh, look out! oh, my god! >> robert's unable to alert the man in time. >> oh, look out! oh, my god! oh, my god. >> he's trapped beneath the suv. >> i couldn't believe he was seeing what i was seeing. i was in shock. i actually froze. i thought he was dead. i really did. i -- my heart was in my -- i thought the man was dead. >> the worker is pinned against the junction box, but alive. >> with the suv still attached to the flatbed's winch, the tow operator slowly pulls the vehicle off the man. the man gets to hi

. >> it would be what would greta and i knew i had to revisit every single dang decision. >> greta: youtter me. a great book. even without the kind things you say about me still a great book. always nice to see you. it has been way too long. >> way too long. >> greta: gentlemen, thank you. straight ahead. remember this guy caught on camera? now, he is helping the store [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just stay alive.. but feel alive. the c-class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz, through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >> greta: it is time to hash it out. first up the tv show the walking dead being take and little too seriously at one college campus. the cs monitor tweeting zombie strikes university. the best parts, they got graded. the cdc designed the lesson so the future healthcare workers could be prepared for anything including a zombie invasion. to think we took poets for the easy grade. probably the w

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dang, will it hurt? a little. yes, at first." now, what conclusion am i supposed to draw here, john? >> i can't say anything. i'm done. i'm fried. >> well, there's -- >> please arrest me. >> pretty much from the get-go babst seems to realize that 12 different things can result from his showing up and none of them are good. >> there's one thing you've got to know first. >> but when i tell him i'm chris hansen from "dateline nbc." >> and we're doing a story on computer predators. now, if there's anything else you'd like to say -- >> he knows this is even worse than getting arrested. he knows that this is going to be on television. he's starting to figure out that this is going to impact his career as a teacher. and he's starting to figure out that this is not going to go over well at all at home. >> if you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. do you understand these rights? >> we had people from all walks of life, including an actor driving up in a convertible sports car.

the mayhem, toward the dange making of their own bodies sacraments of mercy. >> suarez: violinist yo-yoaccompanied the boston children's chorus. ♪ and governor deval patrick linked the state holiday on monday to america's values. >> how strange that the cowardess unleashed on us should come on marathon day on patriots day. an attack on our civil ritual, like the marathon, especially on patriot's day is an attack on those values. and just as we cannot permit darkness and hate to triumph over our spiritual faith, so we must not permit darkness and hate to triumph over our civic faith. that cannot happen and it will not. >> brown: before the service, president obama met with the family of krystle campbell, one of three killed. and in addressing the gathering, he sought to comfort the unnerved city. >> after all, it's our beloved city, too, boston may be your home town but we claim it, too. your resolve is the greatest rebuke to whoever committed this heinous act, if they sought to intimidate us, to terrorize us, to shake us from those values the values that make us who we are as americans.

you don't, if you make the alternative tightly controlled version of you or the islamists it is one dang going to be the islamists and mubarek would dismiss us and would not even open even slightly, i don't even know if a project of moderate reform might have worked then all i know is what we have in most of these countries is worse and could get a lot worse. >> obviously, king abdullah is trying to do that, is it too late? >> wrong it is too late but he needs help and the fact that president obama was just over there, he has been just over to washington tells you that it needs a lot of attention, the refugee flows are enormous so he needs help managing that, but let's be honest, at the end of the day, how would it i put it, our influence is no not as great our interests. >> rose: you said that. >> we should do things to help us but we can't control the history of this part of the world, we can nudge it along but we may have to simply deal with consequences. >> the head of the house -- on this program friday night and say because he gets to see all the leaders that come and see the intel

like oh, good, it's two white guys and then found out that they were muslim and they were like oh, dang it's one of us. that doesn't reflect good on our society. >> geraldo: you are going to be experiencing even more profiling and scrutiny than muslim student groups for instance were experiencing before. you think that is fair? or do you think it is inevitable or -- >> it is inevitable. and i as much as i don't like it i understand it. whenever somebody from your own group commits a terrorist act like this then we are on everybody's radar again. and it is nothing new for me. i have since september 11th i have continuously been profiled and detained. i have been arrested a few times because my name matches the name of a terrorist on the fbi most the wanted list unfortunately. and that is why, you know, found refuge in comedy was to try to talk about it and lighten the general population that not all muslims are what you see on the news. and also to define that most arabs are muslim but most muslims are not arab. and so you see this with this situation and it is unfortunate and my prayers

like oh, good, it's two white guys and then found out that they were muslim and they were like oh, dangect good on our society. >> geraldo: you are going to be experiencing even more profiling and scrutiny than muslim student groups for instance were experiencing before. you think that is fair? or do you think it is inevitable or -- >> it is inevitable. and i as much as i don't like it i understand it. whenever somebody from your own group commits a terrorist act like this then we are on everybody's radar again. and it is nothing new for me. i have since september 11th i have continuously been profiled and detained. i have been arrested a few times because my name matches the name of a terrorist on the fbi most the wanted list unfortunately. and that is why, you know, found refuge in comedy was to try to talk about it and lighten the general population that not all muslims are what you see on the news. and also to define that most arabs are muslim but most muslims are not arab. and so you see this with this situation and it is unfortunate and my prayers go out to the victims and the fam

like oh, good, it's two white guys and then found out that they were muslim and they were like oh, dange of us. that doesn't reflect good on our society. >> geraldo: you are going to be experiencing even more profiling and scrutiny than muslim student groups for instance were experiencing before. you think that is fair? or do you think it is inevitable or -- >> it is inevitable. and i as much as i don't like it i understand it. whenever somebody from your own group commits a terrorist act like this then we are on everybody's radar again. and it is nothing new for me. i have since september 11th i have continuously been profiled and detained. i have been arrested a few times because my name matches the name of a terrorist on the fbi most the wanted list unfortunately. and that is why, you know, found refuge in comedy was to try to talk about it and lighten the general population that not all muslims are what you see on the news. and also to define that most arabs are muslim but most muslims are not arab. and so you see this with this situation and it is unfortunate and my prayers go out

little league baseball team that made it to the world series last year are in trouble for allegedly dangingress democrat in santa rosa reports for members of the pedal one national league team were suspended for two days from belmont junior high. this video the team being honored by the giants last year. they're accused of having a scuffle with a teammate and a school stairwell. the school's principal is stopping short of calling this bullying, which he defines as intimidating behavior over a prolonged period. but the mother of a voice as other children have been making gay slurs about her son since last summer. >> in an elderly woman out of san leandro was held hostage in our home and work right. the glory happened early yesterday morning in the 600 block of black pine drive. investigators at the suspect in the way they broken to the house matched the description of another burglary that happened tuesday morning on 23rd hundred block of regata way. kron 4 spoke with neighbors and spare no crime problem are becoming there's too. >> the victims' to not have security surveillance and only pro

it's more dang dangerous going through an unwanted pregnancy, maybe panicking, going to a back-alley abortion. all of that is far more dangerous. if you are talking about the health of the young person the safest thing is to make this accessible. the administration came in. >> this is the first time anybody over rode a recommendation of the fda. the fda recommended it. they overrode the recommendation recommendation. it was very unusual. fraifrnl it's not a good precedent. it's good this court decision came down. >> the administration the people, with the fda are making them override them, they thought the fda ought to have had better political instincts. >> how could they do otherwise when everybody -- >> right. >> the science was on the side of no restriction on this. all of the science was on that side. so, in all of the major medical authorities. >> how does this pill work and has it been around long enough that we know that it does work? >> oh, my goodness, yes. it's the morning after pill. actually, you take it. it's a little stronger dose of birth control. you take three pills

. >> now police boarded up the window and told her to submit a bill to the city for dang.eel safe there. they will move out. things like this happen more than you might think. they get the wrong address. >> luckily nobody was at home. there was a case here in new york where there was a mom with her infant at home. and not only -- >> the door is kicked in. you're scared to death. >> not only that, they didn't realize they were in the wrong home until they had already separated the mother from the crying child. they kept them in separate rooms for hours. by the way, all the damage that was done to this woman's home, she's been told that she can go to the city's legal department for compensation for all of the damage. >> don't you think they should send a team out there and just fix it? she shouldn't have the burden of submitting the request. >> i agree with you. at the same time, i can see how this nightmare will just become worse. they will admit they did something wrong by going out and fixing it. by doing this, they're saying we are not too sure. if that's not the right h