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blackened 28,000 ache aers in ventura county outside of l.a. since it roared to life three days ago on thursday. one young resident said he's never seen anything like it. >> it's been kind of scary because we were getting packed up to be ready for evacuation and then when we got dismissed from school there were ashes coming down and the sun is all different color from the pollution. it's been crazy. >> alexandria steele at the severe weather center. i know there is rain on the way. please, tell me that is for southern california specifically. >> it is. we've seen such a dramatic change in the weather, that has changed the dynamics of fighting this fire. this is the catalyst for this change. this area of low pressure changing it completely. what we have now moisture off the ocean, calmer winds and a big cool down from the 90s on thursday and friday to the 60s this weekend. also also, again, the normal damp flow off the pacific. here's future cast. here's saturday, sunday into monday. look at the change. moisture there. clouds and showers. not a

that newise the fact guinea children are more self , and while i was aere, one volunteered to be porter for me. he made the decision himself, went off with me for a week, making a decision to go take a job. razed to make their own decisions, they make their mistakes. are precociously skill. this is something that i would love for our children, what they should do. of course they have difficulty making their own decisions. tavis: what about having to better deal with these diseases. >> there are lessons with traditional societies. single got heart disease or stroke, those that killed most of us here. it is a matter of lifestyle and diet. the lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, food with lots of livestock't have raised on grass with fatty meat. talk while you are eating, i don't sit there. you eat more than you need. he slowly. -- eat slowly. we can have a healthier diet, and we can avoid this uses, and we have a healthy lifestyle. talk about how we assess how dangerous situations. we can learn that from these traditional societies. means having exaggerated fears. can seere paranoid, you

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so we'll continue to watch you at 6:00 and on abc 7 news bay aer. >> noisy picketing continues outside ucsf medical center. hundreds walked off the job this morning as part of a two-day strike. contract talks stalled over patient care. similar walkouts have taken place in uc davis and three other uc medical centers. >> again we'll update that fire at 6:00 but carolyn johnson is live with more on what we'll have then. >> we'll take a look the a company envisioning future of shopping with leaving your wallet at home. it's a story only on abc 7 news, also. a rare look at crisis situation buzz is this too much is in the i team investigates coming up tonight at 6:00. >> super bowl may have stolen headlines today, right? but we have not forgot again about warrior autos that is right. a fan rally going to kick off at 6:00. >> admission will be free. you can meet players and tour the >>> this is "world news." tonight, direct hit, twister outbreak. we have new pictures, proving the epic size of the tornado in oklahoma. powerful, deafening, 600 times the strength of an atomic bomb, flattening th

lawmakers questioned him for the first time about the irs targeting the tea party aer own conservative groups applying for taction exempt status. during the hearing miller apologized saying the agency's actions were obnoxious but not deliberate. irs agents in cincinnati were trying to be more efficient in their workload selection. >> i do not believe that partisan ship motivated the people who engaged in the practices described. >> the u.s. treasury new about the actions last summer. >> also in the hot seat today, o.j. simpson's former attorney jail glanter on the witness stand. he accusings ga lanter of doing a poor job in 2008 in which e was convicted of kidnapping and robbery. he also says ga lanter gave him bad advice. >> he and some of his boys may be doing a sting in the morning. >> did you ever tell the him that it was within his legal rights to go take his property back from whoever had it? >> no. >> simpson also says glanter never told him about a plea deal that he would have taken. the judge will determine whether simpson deserves a new trial. >>> in health matters tonight de

. >> we have many command aers and every day they're commanding fires and other incidents in baltimore county and doing so successfully. >> under the national average. the fire that injured kirchner is still under investigation. >>> e well, tonight, schools were rewarded for hard work and dedication while the school district learned that they'd be losing millions of funding from the federal government. they competed in various categories, painting, dance, poetry, and others and while they were being honed the president -- honored the they talked about losing so much in federal funding that will hurt several programs. >> when you talk about cutting $24 million, you're going to have to cut programs for these boys and girls, which after school programs, tutors programs, below the grade levels. >> a report from the district shows federal grants are dropping by 18%. >> well, after a dreary day, we're looking at sunshine in the forecast. warmer temperatures coming u. we'll check in with he's meteorologist. >>> after a dreary day with limited rain, now we see the cloud cover breaking apart, t

matthew winkler reporting that they should not have access and the air aer is inexcusable.ious is an issue is this? >> mike bloomberg is involved with this -- >> he's not involved with this. >> it's his company and his name is on it. he does bear some responsibility. >> he doesn't have anything to do with running the company, how does he bear responsibility? >> this program began back in the '90 whz s when he was runni. it was just carried on. >> bloomberg has hired an outside expert and hired somebody to promote. the information you can look on as logon information and how serious a matter do you regard this as? >> i think it's pretty serious in the sense that we can't as media reporters say, the government shouldn't be spying on us and then be spying on clients. we had one of those cool terminals when i was at "l.a. times" i had no idea it could see the other direction. it is serious and it seems odd for them to have done it until it was exposed, which is also not such a great thing. >> kind of an echo going after the ap phone records and unauthorized snooping. >> it give

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there is a renovated fishing aer which was damaged by superstar and sandy last year. fixtureing pier been a in ocean city since 1907 it is reopening just-in-time for memorial day. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, how will you be celebrating this memorial day weekend? [laughter] thank you for sending in those responses this morning. it is a special day in annapolis for more than 1000 midshipmen. jennifer franciotti has more on the ar motors today. good morning. >> this is a live look at the line of family members waged to get an. they have to clear security and find their seats. it is graduation day. more than 1000 midshipman's clean to be commissioned officers. a very proud family from virginia. how are you feeling? >> bittersweet. it went really fast. we're just proud of him. >> your wife is getting emotional. >> it has been quick. >> where is going to go? >> quantico. >> you are the proud sister. >> he has worked very hard. >> you guys will get to see the president speak. lots of smiles around here. will stay here

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we'll tell you how that happened, and in the meantime, the recovery effort aer that deadly tornado in oklahoma. the tornado destroyed or damaged as many as 13,000 homes and may have caused $2 million in overall damage. shepard smith joins us now. tell us about the recovery efforts. >> it is slow and it is massive and requiring thousands of people. we flew overhead this morning, the integrity of from where the rnado first hit the ground until lifted up into e air, it is miles on and. thounds upon thousands of busisses and homes. it is astounding that onlyn pieces, one and another, but to see the whole area, it really blows yo mind. even somebody used to speing all day ong. get medicine and that sort of thing, whatever they want to salvage what has become a beautiful day. is hoand difficult for people out here now. it is only going to get worse expecting more of these storms trying to get as much accomplished now as they can. gerri: the ap had a story which i am sure you, the impact of that canadwas muchhe blast of hiroshima. so strong, really devastating. no questions being asked of th

anybody directlyesponsible for the shortcomings of these cases should be directly responsible anybody aer the fact the euskera up beforehand that thing and it is what you are directly responsible for it is a shortcoming of all des of the transaction the president changed his tune and tone in taking action to relieve the commissioner of the irs. but that is it. your thoughts on the i.r.a. scandal the targeting of conservative groups in denying them there tax-exempt status because of the ideology she's doing and after a hi level or the low level f those you don't understand what the responsibility is. i heard about this at the town hall meetings and politil profiling is unacceptable for any purpose in the government especially the awesome power the irs has to enforce its mandate to make sure those pay what they owe. the idea they would use that power or have a slant how they enforce those awesome powers is an acceptable. our friends on the writer justifiably on the right is a subset of focused on their side but nobody should rest easy with the branch having this type ofpowers tobe selected

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it has extended unemployment benefits that aer that people go on disability i don't understand that. but we are broke. john: using the racial part you use the government plantation that it implies slavery that is very different. >> i call it economic slavery and when you look at the people who are relying on government for the everyday ones antony's those resources are limited and with those come restrictions if you are gainfully employed you can do what everyone would resources and the sky's the lit is you can make as much money as you want when i left home i did not and no where job i would take but i took a job where i knew i could learn something and gain from it and indians from tre. john: you say growing up you heard messages from civil rights -- rights leaders and said don't do that? >> yes. i call them the black liberal establishment community activist the naacp that message but it is the same message. john: that you cannot make it and blame others. john: charles murray said in the book losing ground we tried to provide more for the pork and produced more pork instead inadver

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. >> but you did leave out sothing that also had come to your attention that others seized on aer. >> you right, sure. il: you didn't think that was jermaine that is the affair part of it that president clinton. >> that was the more complicated question whether which was a crimit was a crimecommitted. neil: but let me step back. senator john mccain was saying, we need at least a special panel to investigate behazi, call everyone back, hill clinton as well and reexamine, requestion. that is one step sh shy of a special psecutor. >> that is probably right, you briing people in, and you put them under oath, you can decide later whether any crimes have been committed. that would be true with regard to high level government officials. >> justice deputy said it reached that level, at least irs for itself to look at a criminal investigatio >> they looked that the from stain point of inspector gener general. whether or not prosecutor get involved. neil: what did you make of chief council at white house not passing along to president there was this discovery at irs. >> on one hand,art of the w

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os wh leave their company and get called back to retake the helm aer their successor, well, performsittle poorly the latest two examples are newly repointed proctor & gamble ceo a.g. lafley and jcpenney ceo mike ullma. what is with the second chances especily, they were originally fired themselves. surely it is an example of the power of money or vintage money maybe. my next guest certainly knows a thing or two about all that. steve forbes is the chairman of forbes media. great to have you back on the show. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: have you noticed this trend? peop like old school, steve jobs, howard schultz, who invent a company, you know, and they get it off the ground. they leave and itort of wobbles and they have to come back and right i, that's one thing. but these other guys like a.g. lafley or myron ullma who was basically ousted out of jcpenney for po performance. they put mebody else in and got to bring him back, what does it tell you about a company? >> what it tells you they made the wro decision on succession. it is one thingg for a founder, no one likes to leave t

. >> it went beyond a factual air aer. in a website you also mocked him saying he had played both sides of the court. why did you feel the need to mock him, especially after he had just come out to the world as the first pmale athlete. >> i shouldn't have done that. my tone was totally inappropriate. what jason collins did was a difficult step and a courageous one. when an espn reporter criticized him saying he shouldn't be considered a christian and i found that offensive and publicly criticized it. it is his story to tell and i shouldn't have taken it lightly and shouldn't have gone down the road of questioning or why he chose to emphasize or not emphasize certain things. >> right. >> aervegeverybody in our busin makes mistakes and you have made a number of mistakes in the last three years. this is only the most recent. you claimed to have interviewed darrell issa and later admitted you interviewed one of his aides. you attributed a quote to nancy pelosi that it turns out she did not say. in addition to this, you also sa

. >> aer modify seven going down there for a funeral. >> bill: and if that happens the mexican economy collapses. >> if they lose american tourism. they have to watch it. >> bill: guess who is going to lead that boycott, ms. megyn. >> is it you, bill? >> bill: possibly come prehende. >> not going to get any of the door stops here door mats. >> keeping my powder dry until friday. give them the chance to do the right thing. they do the wrong thing. >> if they prosecute her and wind up convicting her but very low conviction rate, it's 10 years in prison. >> bill: if the judge does not throw the case out, it will be moymalo. >> gracias, bill. >> bill: dennis miller on eric holder as well has president obama meeting governor christie again in new jersey. oregon woman under attack calls 911. >> i don't have anybody to send out there. >> okay. >> you know, obviously, if he comes inside the residence and assaults you, can you ask him to go away? >> bill: outrageous, you bet. we will tell you why that happened an the crime that happened afterward. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bil

i'm peter alexand aer, my friend chuck todd on assignment in arizona. he's out there for education nation. >>> we begin with developing new surprising numbers in the april's jobs report not to mention critical revisions from february and march. but, first, the numbers from this past month. 165,000 jobs were added in april. lowering the unemployment rate to 7.5%. that is the lowest level in more than four years. on top of that, we saw significant revisions over the last two months, according to the labor department. employers added 332,000 jobs in february. and 138,000 in march. that is a lot more than last month's estimates of roughly 268,000 for february and just about 88,000 for the month of march. so, when you put it altogether, the revisions add up to an additional 114,000 jobs. we're going to check in with the folks at moody's analytics in just a moment. but also tell you about another story making headlines today and that is syria with al assad's regime killing in a large-scale massacre in a coastal village. this is according to a british human ri

. >> aer modify seven going down there for a funeral. >> bill: and if that happens the mexican economy collapses. >> if they lose american tourism. they have to watch it. >> bill: guess who is going to lead that boycott, ms. megyn. >> is it you, bill? >> bill: possibly come prehende. >> not going to get any of the door stops here door mats. >> keeping my powder dry until friday. give them the chance to do the right thing. they do the wrong thing. >> if they prosecute her and wind up convicting her but very low conviction rate, it's 10 years in prison. >> bill: if the judge does not throw the case out, it will be moymalo. >> gracias, bill. >> bill: dennis miller on eric holder as well has president obama meeting governor christie again in new jersey. oregon woman under attack calls 911. >> i don't have anybody to send out there. >> okay. >> you know, obviously, if he comes inside the residence and assaults you, can you ask him to go away? >> bill: outrageous, you bet. we will tell you why that happened an the crime that happened afterward. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bil

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obviously, on monday, when the announcement was made and in th this, a shift, the ang aer behind why all of this went on for so long, could there have been anything else done to find these girls? then we're seeing makeshift rallies pop up in support. i covered one on thursday night, wednesday night of people marching across the veterans memorial bridge here in cleveland. really no significance to that area. but a chance for about 300 to 400 people who said, they all said i felt like i had to do something. i wanted to show some form of suppo support. >> okay a, dan, you still there? i think we may be having -- >> i have you. >> my audio dropped out. let me ask you this. what new developments are you hearing from your law enforcement sources? >>. >> from some of our sources it really comes down to what is happening to castro in his jail cell. we know he's on what they call suicide prevention. that's more or less a suicide watch. but in this case, he's made no indications while he's been in and being held in jail that he's going to commit suicide, but one of those issues that they're go

one round trip to the red planet would roughly equal getting a cat scan about six times a week for aernsor or nasa's curiosity rover. new finding flight from mars. not from actually pending any time on the planet. updating top stories tonight. government forces will respond to future israeli strikes with similar force. the attorney general eric holder met today with representatives from several news outlets after reports federal prosecutors had seized journalist's records. fox news and many other news organizations did not attend because the attorney general wanted the meeting to be off the record. and just in to fox news, brand new video just in. this is pretty powerful water spouts spinning in arkansas just a short time ago. waterspout, of course, a tornado that's moved instead of on the land on the water. this is brady mountain recreating area, this is. about an hour west of little rock. the area has been seeing some violent storms all day. the local newspaper there the democrat gazette is reporting two tornadoes did touch down. thousands of power outages. several people hurt as the

amanda barry and gina were teen age aers when they disappeared. one in 2003, one in 2004. michelle knight was missing since 2002. amanda making a chilling call to 911 just before their rescue. [ >> you are going to hear more of this 911 call in autofew minutes. tonight police say all three women are in good health. a 52-year-old man is now under arrest. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. we are going to have much more information and a live report in just a few minutes. >>> first, jodi arias may be brash. she once bragged no jury will convict me. but tonight she has to be nervous, real nervous. the kind of anxiety where her palms are sweating. right now the fate of her accused boy friend, throat slasher, is in the hands of the jury. they have already deliberated 7 hours 42 minutes and they will be back to work first thing in the morning. >> did you kill travis alexander on june 4, 2008? >> do you remember seeing that tape? >> yes, i do. i'm innocent and you can mark my words on that. no jury will convict me. i was very confident no jury would convict me because

. >> saddam and nukes, absolute certainty, aer isfying prospect based on the cia discovery that iraq attempting to purchase 60,000 aluminum tubes. some analysts become convinced the tubes are to be used in century fusions to nation uranium for nuclear weapons. soon after the discovery the department of energy gets hold of the actual tubes and asks engineering professor an expert on gas century fuses to evaluate them.fuses to evaluate them. >> from the evaluation they gave me it took me about 15 minutes to know these tubes couldn't be used. they are too thick, they are too heavy. >> the energy department concludes the tubes for for conventional rockets, not chemical weapons but cia sticks to their conviction that the tubes are for century fuses and the white house embraces that. the findings are leaked to "the new york times" in september 2002. the paper runs its sensational scoop on the front page. within hours dick cheney is quoting that as fact ""meet the press"". >> he has been seeking to acquire and we have been able to intercept and prevent him from acquiring through this partic

out what he's really upset about, what the true source of his anger is so he doesn't transform that aere. her horse is beautifuler than ashley's. second child: uh-uh! i did not say that! hendrick: at the same time, victims of such attacks should have ample opportunity to protest and speak up for themselves. insults do hurt, and we can't pretend they don't. woman: her face is looking pretty sad. hendrick: while acknowledging this, the teacher should also make a big point of saying that just because someone says you're something doesn't make it true. while these are not easy or necessarily comfortable situations for us to confront, they can also provide excellent opportunities for us to clear up confusion and to provide accurate information that is vital if our children are to develop healthy attitudes about race, gender, and identity. woman: that sounds like a perfect idea. i bet your bear will make you feel better. i did have a group of girls playing, and one girl said to the other one, "you get the doll with the brown skin. "that's the ugly doll. you get that one because you have brown

. >> sreenivasan: wall street finished this friday with its fourth strait week of gains, aer new sig of pe aut the economy. one was a report that found consumer confidence is higher than expected. the dow jones industrial average added 121 points today to close at 15,354. the nasdaq rose more than 33 points to close at nearly 3,499. for the week, both the dow and the nasdaq gained more than 1.5% this day was tn iraq in morthht months. at least 76 people died in a series of explosions that struck sunni muslim areas, stoking fears that sectarian violence will spiral out of control. the worst was in baqouba-- northeast of baghdad. ambulances sped through blood- stained streets after twin explosions ripped through a crowd of sunni worshippers, killing more than 40. today's attacks followed violence that killed more than 50 shi-ites earlier this week. two sunni mosques were targeted in pakistan today as worshipers gathered for friday prayers. twin bombings in a village in the northwest killed at least 15 people and wounded more than 70 others. there was no immediate claim of responsibilit

a new poll shows 61% of americans say big aer concern is that the government will enact policy that'st civil liberties. a fear say their fear is that the government will fail to enact policy. our guest co-wrote this week's cover story. homeland insecurity. do we need to sacrifice privacy to be safer? >> how are you doing? >> doing great. i want to start with a story you have in that article. the 2010 bombing plot in oregon that was actually scuttled when the father of the teenage suspect tipped off authorities on his own family. how much do you see that happen in these investigations or this type of outreach to the other articles subject to the outreach community? >> reporter: right. i think this has happened a few times. i couldn't put a number on it for you. the point is that i think the obama administration in particular thinks this is essential. this is possibly the best way you're going to break up plots where you have people who are self-radicalized. they could be in the muslim community or they could be, they could come from any community. any sort of ideology or religion or do

in january, the worldwide fleet of 787'was grnded aer incidents of the lithium ion batteries overheating and smoldering. boeing ultimately redesigned the battery and its charger. wall street had trouble getting off the ground today. the dow jones industrial average lost 19 points to close at 15,335. the nasdaq fell two points to close at 3,496. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: now to syria, where president bashar al assad's army has been trying to retake a strategically critical town near the lebanon border from rebels. the sounds of an unrelenting battle in the syrian border town of qusair could be heard for miles around. after a lengthy siege, government troops, joined by hezbollah fighters from lebanon, pushed into the town, home to an estimated 40,000 civilians. warplanes and artillery joined the assault, and opposition activists said shells were dropping at a rate of 50 a minute. >> ( translated ): al qusair is being destroyed by the assad forces and hezbollah militias. may god help us. >> woodruff: opposition activists reported nearly 30 he

conservatives talk about president obama bringing chicago-style politics and his rough and tumble approach toed aeries. president nixon viewed the liberal think tank the brookings institution as a political enemy. >> we're up against an enemy, a conspiracy. they're using any means. we are going to use any means, is that clear? did they get the wrookings institute raided last night? get it done! i want it done! i want the brookings institute cleaned out. and have it cleaned out in a way that makes somebody else. >> i want the brookings institute cleaned out. and another analyst who leaked the papers to congress. nixon was not a fan and his white house went after him. and not just through legal channels, which is how the department of defense has gone after bradley manning, with appalling ruthlessness. no, no, no. through criminal side channels. >> so, tomorrow we'll review all this stuff, we tried a few, we had one little operation that aborted in los angeles, which, i think, is better that you don't know about, but we've got some dirty tricks under way that may pay off. >> that operation that he wa

the industry was very against is aere this time, there huge opportunity for them. we are talking about the industry, commissioner. pass one of the most important issues would be the standards. the u.s. standards vary from state to state. it is particularly important we get that. i do not believe a car is any more dangerous in the than in the european union. we have a set of standards we should mutually get. the third point, the rules of global systems. we failed in the realm where enter bilateral realms seemed to be disappearing. it is about signaling to the whole of the wto to the world the ee was open for business business. in a crisis time. within thecrisis european union at the moment. ing.ant to be outlook i feel there is a real risk. i would say the recent speech wayt the protection of the in which she feels about the trade deal, it is a great risk. i think we have a unique onortunity, negotiating behalf of the european union. the commissioner and test the commission must have a hand get the best deal. i have total trust. christ thank you. >> i wonder if you

i think of the hutterites in canada or any other -- lots of examples of, you know, communal farm aerswho are building -- farmers who are building who have, in fact, built their -- >> we have farms as well. we have farms. actually, there's seven or is it eight occupy farms in new york alone. i mean, there's a lot of stuff like that that's happened and is a little bit off the radar, and that's why we've been able to keep it. but the problem is you need a central place where beam can show up. this is our real crisis, right? in order for a movement to you, in any movement there's burnout. most of the people are still there, and we do have new people, but we don't have the same flow of new people as we used to because nobody knows where to go. back when we had a central park, it's a central place, it's in a city. anybody who wants to say, oh, i want to be part of that occupy wall street thing, they know exactly where to go. people will say, oh, you want to talk to that guy. oh, you're into banking, go there. and, you know, yeah, we have that online, but somehow it's not the same. i mean, y

or it remains cold, we have been doing this over and over, out to west, 23 degrees, there's aere' swathwinter weather from denver up to minneapolis, i wil show you in just a moment. out west, california getting their first heatwave of the season. heat advisory in the pay area o san francisco, in the 80s and ad down in los angeles it will beg in the 90s as well. hot out on the west coast. coas we look great, sunshine, highnsi pressure near boston continues to keep things nice and dry, regionally. we're going toa to be under sunu and dry trend over the nexte several days. a couple of inches of snow inown places like omaha up toward minneapolis later today.r our forecast, there will be sunshine tomorrow with high ofhf 70, and weekend is still nicestl and dry, sun shy and throw 70s.70s. >> oh, i do not want to jinx it, but dog gone it, that looksoks pretty nice. >> fan phafantastic, julie wrigt here with traffic. >> you're going to have the kids out all the weekend. >> i'm their chauffeur over thee weekend. >> reporter: you have thatthat thing on the license plate. >> not yet, give me a cou

i didn't realize what a lack of are aer human politian ifs have. when grow in in 1984, you don't know much about them. coming in the room being a tupid 23 or 24-year-old, it should be amusing because i come rom a family of convicted felons. this is a stupid kid out of grad school. he looked at me god love her and said, what do you mean? i spent the next ten minutes hole g myself out of that explaining i was joking and this goes back to the civil war-era. great, great grandfather. she was not -- she did not find this particularly humorous. >> mobile, alabama with philip mudd joining umemphis. blake, good morning. morning. it's ideology y that's difficult to control. cia, in the he military. they're doing it the best they kinds of ll conflicting orders being given agencies different and in different political groups. think that i feel like the western united states just simply not taking this threat these two ecause rothers if they had nuclear bombs, they would have had exploded twice. this to me is similar to communism. the red communism. just happe

admitted member of a 70's terror group, as a matter of fact, he co-founded the terrorist group, bill aers is defending his violent past in terms i have not heard him be this explicit about what he did and why he thinks it's aok for his participation in the whether or not underground. he says the group's efforts to set bombs around the country has nothing in common with what we saw in boston and underscored that all they did was property damage. they just did property damage. that will come as news to the two police officers and the security guard who were killed by members of the weather underground. we will be joined by a man whose entire family was targeted by this group with some reaction to his latest claims. >>> a mystery after a doctor is found dead after a lethal poison in her bloodstream. what happened here? and when president obama appeared in mexico city this weekend, he talked about the tens of thousands of people murdered by drug cartels south of the border and suggested that america bears a lot of the blame. america bears a lot of the blame. we'll debate that argument and thi

more than 46800ic aers have burned -- 4600 acres were burned.ged. >>> a wildfire is burning in washington state. this is at the capitol state forest west of olympia. no homes or buildings have been damaged. no one' been hurt. >>> a second fire burned ten acres in lewis county. the causes of both of those fires are being investigated. >>> 20 minutes before 9:00. a volunteer with the benicia fire department was arrested on suspicion of arson. police say 23-year-old robert mckinley was caught near the scene of an attempted arson. he reportedly had soot and ash on his face, hands and shoes. others searched his car and found evidence of other arsons. >>> 8:411. san bruno -- 8:41. san bruno wants compensation. the big fine they want levied against pg&e. >>> and a violent weekend in east palo alto. what's happening today as police investigate two separate shootings. >> reporter: more than is00 people were -- more than 100 people were evacuated when a fire broke outate an apartment complex. we'll tell you what -- outage at an apartment complex. we'll te

set aere people who had standard for an awful lot of -- and both parties. his heart and soul is here in south carolina. everywhere i go around the country, in the last two aroundns, as i travel the world, everybody knows it jim. i mean that sincerely. they know him, they respect him. this guy has the backbone like a ramrod. there's two things you have to know about him. [applause] there is two things you should know. one is he is smarter than you. givesher one is he never up. jim, you provide so much help for so many candidates all across the country. i do not think folks know. you are not only the number three man the congress, you are one of the leading voices in the democratic party nationwide. it is an honor. [applause] i was going to say, as i look out into the audience, i really can't see the audience, but i tookfrom the folks i pictures with earlier, one of the great advantages of being around a while is i have been coming coming to south carolina since 1973. i have made some of the dearest and closest friends in my political career, but personally.

are reminded when they come here to headquarters and see this makeshift memorial that is still out aerlittle bit smaller than it was before. they will be reminded again today because in two hours, the chief will update the murder investigation. yesterday, the santa cruz police department gathered for a photo and they included pictures of sergeant butch baker and detective elizabeth butler. they are wearing new pins with baker and butler's badge numbers on their uniforms. police say the two officers were shot to teeth in february by jeremy goulet who they are interviewed for a sexual assault investigation. goulet stole one of their cars and weapons and got into a shootout with police wherer was killed. we're expecting to hear the shooting was justified as well as the names of the officers involved. authorities are supposed to reveal a more specific breakdown and the time line of what led up to the deaths and the sheriff's department internal investigation. the santa cruz county sheriff will be here as well as the district attorney. at 10:00, they will speak about what their departments

i think you if you look at what has been said, you know, the actions were inned aer have end or not or instituted something specific or inappropriate or not. what we have to do, responsibly is wait for the independent inspector general's report to be released before we assess next steps. again if you look at what the president said yesterday. he was clear if there was specific targeting of groups that would be outrageous and require, in his view, action be taken. >> reporter: something that the white house can do? >> i think we have to wait and see next steps. obviously there's a significant amount of independence of the irs as well as income eig. we have to wait for what the ig assesses before we can decide what next steps might appropriately be taken. yeah. jay, it's not clear that the senior tax officials knew about the extra scrutiny. since the 2011, which means also during the election. it was withheld until after the election. should the white house have -- [inaudible] earlier? >> my understanding is that when there is a review as there was and is by an inspector general, that wh

. >> the founder of a colorado society has also off aered up a burial plot to tsarnaev but has not contactedffer yet. >>> we go to the suburb of mexico city where rescuers are working through the night to find victims of a horrific truck crash and fire. looked like a scene from "dante's inferno." the truck hit a center divider and exploded on the highway. the stretch of road lined by homes. 22 people were killed. nearly three dozen injured. >>> queen elizabeth set to miss a big meeting of former british colonies. she is going to sit out what she calls commonwealth meeting which will take place mid november. elizabeth is 87. skipping the get together seen as the effort to reduce long-range travel. last time she missed the commonwealth meeting was 1971. 87, she could ratchet it down. >> okay to miss one or two meetings. >> i think so. >>> now, to a story that had plenty of people buzzing in the dorchester neighborhood of boston. that is buzzing because of the amount of bees found hanging out on the back of a yellow car. >> brave people got closer. one guy brought bee repellant. used it. a bad

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