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matt has the latest. >> paul diaz is still in jail on $750,000 bail. i spoke with the d.a. and they say that the arraignment on charges related to the triple fatal crash has been postponed until tomorrow. this comes as the police department revealed new details to me about where diaz went after the crash. >> the scene was hard to look at memorial day morning, a green mustang split in two after rear ending a honda. three were ejected and died. more than 24 hours later, a different scene, a memorial with candles and new worries and the names of the victims, a 23 -year-old woman, 21 and 22-year-old man all from daly city. friends and family left tools at the memorial. three was mechanic. always willing to help. >> she was always there, willing to participate in something or help someone. really nice guy. >> paul diaz was speeding in the mustang and believe alcohol was factor. he was the only survivor from the >> he was "baby, baby, baby," trying to get the girl's attention to see if she was alive. the girl didn't respond back so he went under the broken thing and he went under

. >> matt has a concussion and is taken to the hospital, but he doesn't seem much worse for the wear. >> i wasn't in a coma or nothing. within the next week i probably hopped on my bike and just went riding. >> matt's fellow bmx riders didn't even realize he went to the hospital. >> i don't know if he went with the ambulance or not. i think he turned them down. i think he went and got some food. >> he probably just went to, like, duncan doughnuts an got a bunch of munchkins. >> or perhaps he went looking for nachos. after all bmxers are drawn to that flavor, spice, variety and let's not forget the crunch. >> you always laugh when your friends fall. what's playful is you're going to fall eventually. what gets me is you could fall 100 times, but the second you land that trick, it's completely worth it. >>> coming up -- >> dude, let's do this thing, man. >> a kayaker takes the plunge. >> oh, my god. >> but is he diving toward disaster? >> come on, buddy, where are you at? >>> and out of control, a racer is dragged by his runaway bike. when "caught on camera: full throttle" continues. >>>

. >> after only a few minutes, matt has smoked out hundreds of thousands of roaches that were hidden in the nurse's home sending them into a panicked scatter. >> they're running for their lives. they don't know what to do. >> they were coming out of the coffee maker, the ovens, the stoves. as you could see on the video, they were crawling out of every crack and crevice. >> her house was infested including her bedroom with cockroaches. i'll never forget the coffee pot. they were dive bombing out of the coffee pot. >> while the number of cockroaches may seem shocking, it doesn't take long for an infestation of this size to develop. >> they have to start with one or two. the thing about a cockroach, they have an egg they carry around on their rear end. it's about the size of a grain of rice. and it has 14 babies in there. and they drop that off in a nice dark crevice. then those 14 babies hatch within a week or two. then you've got 14. then three weeks, four weeks later, you've got 14 that are having babies times 14. that's how fast it multiplies. in six months you can have well over a

. >> reporter: matt has competed with the same reguy a as simple son. >> he managed to balance the highest end of our sport. managed to spend time at home. >> reporter: simpson's wife and two sons had accompanied simpson to the bay area so he could compete. this afternoon artemis and olympic teammate ian percy released this statement. yesterday i lost my closest friend of over 25 years. the friendliest and kindliest man i have ever met. i cannot believe he is no longer with us. percy and simpson grew up sailing together, along with ben, currently a competitor. the bond between these three sailors was highlighted in this video tribute released on youtube today. in it are highlights of simpson storied but short career in sailing. those who knew him say the highlights of simpson's life were at home with his family. >> patti tells us simpson's wife and children returned to england yesterday. >>> an afternoon grass fire is under control at this hour. the fire was reported at about 2:00 in hunter park west of interstate 280 in woodside. news chopper 2 was overhead as a he continuer dropped fire

. >> like all moray eels, emma has really bad eyesight. matthinks she simply can't tell the difference between his thumb and lunch. but moray eels have another, more deadly weapon than just a fine set of choppers. emma bites down with her first set of jaws and then the second jaw buried deep in her throat severs his thumb. matt's thumb doesn't have a chance. >> once they bite, it's very difficult to -- well, in my case, it was impossible to get my thumb out of the moray's mouth. with my other hand i stuck my fingers in her mouth trying to pry her mouth open, but i couldn't. it was no good. i was in shock. it was surreal. and before i really knew what was happening, i was looking at the bare knuckle and she swam away with my thumb. there was nothing i could do. >> matt looks on in horror as blood spurts from the fresh wound. emma holds on tight. at last a terrible sound that matt's dive partner hears even at 45 feet beneath the surface. emma's powerful teeth rip off his thumb like a twig. surprisingly, matt feels very little except shock and con

matt yocum. >> ryan newman has been okay. describe this. >> first of all to my family and friend, i'm doing this interview to let everybody know i'm all right. they can build s.a.f.e.r. race cars and s.a.f.e.r. walls, but they can't get this heads out of their -- that's no way to end a race. i was probably much better than that. it was poor judgment. restarting the race, poor judgment, you got what you wanted. but poor judgment. going into the dark because of the rain >> that's it. glad you're okay. >> you got to realize with ryan newman, he's had horrendous wrecks here. that's not the first time he had cars on top of his. with restrictor plates, ryan had one of these unbelievable crashes that we saw here. >> oh, yeah. it's been bad, bad as far as daytona and talladega. they're going to have something to do. getting started, he was about four rows behind him. trying to find a passthrough but unable to. a few years ago, we'll show you what happened here to ryan newman. he'll behind these two, carl edwards and brad keselowski.

abc7 news reporter matt keller has more. matt? >> i spoke with a deputy who pack patrolling the neighborhood all night and he said the search area has expanded and he expects the light to help the people looking for the missing man who is 63 years old. he lives in cupertino. he is 6' tall, 150 pounds. he was last seen at 11:30 yesterday morning at his home with blue jeans and slippers. 35 people and a helicopter crew and search dogs were looking in the neighborhood until midnight. we are told he h trouble communicating suffering from dementia and a.l.s. and has no money and is on medication. the sheriff says that the police departments were keeping an eye out for him so if you see him, call 9-1-1. >> at 6:08. an arizona woman is with her family after being freed from mexican jail after being accused of smuggling drugs from the united states, the 42-year-old mother walked out of mexican jail with her husband after spending a week behind bars accused of smuggling drugs. the soldiers found 12 pounds of marijuana under her seat on the

but romo has been money as the closer. getting matt kemp to end it.n the nl west. the phillies headed to the san francisco. no disgrace if you haven't heard of him. he hit a grand slam and a bases loaded triple for 7 rbis. roy halladay has a sore shoulder and will be checked out in range. >> the a's got the long ball -- out in range. >> the a's knot the -- out in los angeles. >> the a's got the long ball going. he takes him deep. finds the bullpen in left. 4-1 game. yankees got even with three runs in the 6th. lyle overbay blooped a hit to left. two runs come home. 4-4. 8th, this drive down the left field line makes it to the second deck. that run stands up. 5-4 for the reliever. a's make it 2-3 over the yankees this weekend. on to cleveland for the first of four tomorrow night. still to come, the latest from the warriors. they get set to open up the series in san antonio (horn blowing) coming! mom, come on. mom! because we know that this is the season that inspires. (sigh) from dressers to duvets, it's time to refresh with ikea. they have no idea wha

at lexington reservoir, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another diver has died off the coast. a man collapsed and died yesterday after getting out of the water. he is the 4th diver to die in the last week off the coast. the other three died in separate incidents last weekend. those victims were a retired firefighter, a man from san francisco and a man from san bruno. >>> a pg&e worker injured and hundreds lost power during a repair of a transformer in san francisco. happened after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. pg&e says a piece of equipment failed and that caused a flash that injured the employee and damaged equipment. the employee's injuries were minor. 2600 customers lost power. >>> dive teams spent the day searching two reservoirs near the home of leila fowler, the young girl stabbed to death a week ago. they are 4 feet deep but the waters are murky. investigators haven't said if they turned up any of interest or whether they will return tomorrow. >> black water diving and they are searching with their hands. >> investigators say leila fowler's brother found his sister sufferin

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abc's matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: on the last night of a voyage through this south pacific paradise, paul rossington and kristin schroder splashed silently into the sea. authorities say they plunged overboard at the mid-deck promenade, a 50-foot drop to the water, but survivable. no one noticed until their bags went unclaimed in sydney harbor. carnival surveillance cameras captured the fall. the comp saying, "there is no evidence of foul play." this is the latest tough headline for the cruise line. carnival is being investigated by the coast guard for six separate incidents, ranging from fires to ships being stranded at sea. like the carnival "triumph," which lost power at sea in february. >> and the stench is horrific. >> reporter: sewage flowing down the halls with 4,000 angry passengers aboard. then the "dream" lost propulsion -- all this after the carnival owned "costa concordia" grounded in 2012, killing 32. >> problems or mishaps with cruise ships are certainly more frequent than we know of. those that we know of are impacting the sale of cruise ships. >> reporter: ca

police are gearing up to resume the certain for a missing man who has multiple disabilities including dementia. abc7 news reporter matt keller has more in cupertino. >> it is quiet at the park in cupertino but crews are expected to be back out here at sunrise. we will take a look at the picture of the missing man, 63 -year-old who lives in cupertino. he is 6' tall, 150 pounds, and last seen at 11:30 yesterday morning a few blocks away from the park wearing blue jeans and slippers. 35 people and search dogs were looking in the neighborhood parks and schools until midnight. he suffers from dementia, mute, has in money and on medication. he shuffles when he walks and his back is punched. the police are watching out for him and we saw a sheriff deputy's car shining a spotlight on the road and in the bushes around here. we are told if you see jim you are asked to call 9-1-1. >> we have breaking news in san francisco where an early morning fire broke out at a popular restaurant, this is chez spencer at 14th. investigators say it is clear the building was burning for a while before someone called it in before 1:30 this morni

>> made me cry to know that matt's story has impact on young people. r jason to acknowledge matt's story, to come out at this time in this point in his life is amazing. >> dennis, what does it mean for people like jason collins, his unique position in our culture, unique in the sense no one else in that position has come out. what do you think it means in this country, this kind of moment. >> a lot of hope to young athletes all over the country, if they're gay. in the past, they've had to hide who they are and who they love. this gives them a chance to be themselves and focus on what they should be focusing on which is the sport that they're participating in and not focusing half their energy on trying to hide who they are. >> judy, the president talked about you in his speech to human rights campaign in one of the speeches. i would like to listen to that now. >> i met her in the oval office and i promised her that we were going to pass an inclusive hate crimes bill. a bill named for her son. and i can announce that after more than a decade, this bill i

matt ackland has more. >> reporter: shortly but surely this $4 million street car is moved from a transporsprhe tracks at aa testing location in southeast. t >> isn't this a great day in i neighborhood? isn't this is a great day fory o street cars? >> reporter: mayor gray says ss it won't be too long before passengers can hop on boardon until he did on wednesday. it's been a long time coming, these cars were made in 2005 and had been in storage in maryland since 2009. >> wait until they actually start moving and we can get on n them. th that will be truly great.tr >> reporter: a street caret won't move as quickly as a metro car. it basically tops out at 45 miles per hour, but it does hold more passengers.passgers this car can holdup to 167 passengers: here along h stree north street is where you likeli see the street cars and servicee this fall. fa the rails are already in, but i, the overhanging wires to power the vehicles still need to be erected. >> i can't wait until people are actually riding on it. i mean, i will be among the the first over there even thoughev that isen not my neighborh

has been put to a test, and jamie dimon passes with flying colors. here's a question for you guys, can you actually put a price on jamie dimon's value to jpmorgan's stock? mattormack has done it. he's going to give you the figure he's come up with and later on the opposite side of the dimon should retain both sides of the job, former new york governor eliot spitzer joining me in studio live in a first on fox business interview. >>> stocks right now are once again higher and, again, the russell 2000 which crossed the 1,000 mark today is brushing up right against it there. at last check it was about 999 for the russell. traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex, and to our traders, doreen, this looks like a real vote of confidence for the market. >> i think so. listen, there's nowhere else to go. i keep saying it over and over again, but i think goldman's upped their bullish outlook through 2013, higher and higher. you're going to have peaks and valleys, but overall i think we may be back to the days where you put it in and leave it alone a couple of years. liz: charlie, again, while we haven't had more headline risk, it's still hover

abc's matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: in the middle of the night, passengers aboard the royalandeur of the seas," startled awake, told to put on life jackets. >> not a drill. not a joke. we are freaking out. >> reporter: the ship with 2,200 passengers on board left baltimore friday for the bahamas when the fire broke out engulfing a dining/bar area. danielle miller was on the ship along with her friend, katie coleman, describing the scene at the muster stations, the fear n in infectious. >> we were just in a panic. there were people crying. we were both just shaking. >> reporter: the stern of the ship scorched. no injuries. the ship never lost power. a harrowing experience. passengers standing on deck for five hours before finally getting the all-clear. >> shoulder to shoulder, a couple people fainted. people were throwing up. >> reporter: the latest close call for the cruise industry. in fact, more than 20 fires have broken out on ships in just the past 15 months. >> the engine room caught on fire. >> reporter: in february, an engine room fire crippled the carnival "triumph,"

we are not seeing matt has been translated in this way. this is a problem of organization. both aaron and jacob in particular have commented on. if they know that they are going to win the election anyway, no one seems to be doing much about it. another in tunisia, some don't seem to be talking about this like they should. this concept. it includes egypt and tunisia. government isn't always paying attention. over the next 100 years, the specific thing that you are seeing. i'm wondering if all three of you can comment on it. >> in terms of some of the infamous ideas of being so sure with staying in power, including economic rent resolutions and i think that they do care about these policies. the economic policies and they do provide economic solutions for the country especially when we do the economic reform. and this includes the parties, and it is extremely divided. many parties know that they need to address this and to do reform and so forth. but they would wait until the next election until they could do something about subsidies and someone. so i do think that they car

. - matt, how much of this has to do with trader instinct? you've been doing this a long time now, and when you guys are making these calls, it was not a favorable time. a lot was actually going quite wrong. - yeah. it's always easier and more popular to be skeptical about the market, to be negative about america. you don't get as much credit for being positive and looking for the top end of the market. so, keep your expectations in line here, but the market clearly is going to do much better and go much higher than people think over the next few years. - it is very rare that we would take a moment to do this, so congratulations to both of you. heavens knows the market could have gone the other way. but for now, we will enjoy this moment with you. thanks guys. - thank you. still ahead, is this market to be revered or feared? a closer check of the charts is coming up. dan deming of stutland equities joins us now for a closer look at the charts. good morning to you, dan. - good morning angie. - do you still see indications in the charts, techni

all i know is i read in "people" magazine that matt damon has a huge herpes on his lip.i would be -- >> i'm rather speechless on that one. >> why did you write that, larry? >> michael douglas has done a lot of sex scenes. right? "basic instinct." fatal attraction. >> this is matt damon that he's having a sex scene with. that's different. >> i think matt damon is as good looking as the other people he was costarring with. don't you? >> no. don't be ridiculous. >> i'm not -- >> okay. >> we're all going to watch. >> you had the title of the movie wrong. i think it's called "candelabra [ bell rings ] part two. >> are we on the delay? >> i need the button. >> it's not late night. it's okay. >> oh, it's not late night. i forgot. my apologies. >> no, no, please continue. >> we're going to move on. we're going to move on to jennifer nettles showing off her new son. >> what is going on with her? >> she had a new baby. >> the pictures for the first time. >> in "people" magazine. >> young magnus. we had the exclusive pictures. he was born in december. >> looks like she likes him. >

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abc's matt gutman has that story for us. >> reporter: 16-year-old mike adler knew it immediately. he and four of his buddies were surfing the breaks near new smyrna beach, known as the shark bite capital of the world. >> i was bleeding everywhere. i immediately put my feet above the water and was paddling in as fast as i could. >> he's hollering to his buddies, hey, hey, come here. come here. >> reporter: tiffany happened to be nearby. >> me and another guy went to help michael and carried him onto the sand. we saw that he was bleeding from his left leg. >> reporter: adler's friends say that man, a stranger, sprang into action. he seemed to have military training. >> they have it tied off with a leash. >> reporter: doctors say that makeshift tourniquet from the surfboard leash may have saved the four tendons in his leg. the buddies went right back to surfing. adler's no ordinary shark attack victim. moments after the 20 jagged teeth ripped into him, he flashed the peace sign. adler later tweeted, i better be on shark week. referring to the popular series. and check out his new han

matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: she's part of the toned cast of bravo's "real housewives of miamieed more pictures of me in the office. >> reporter: lisa and her husband cosmetic surgeon and so-called boob doctor are finding themselves stitched up in a real estate problem. at the center this historic waterfront star island mansion on miami beach. >> the house that boobs built. >> that's right. >> reporter: they bought it for $7.6 million, a fixer-upper they now want to tear down. >> it's really not functional or safe. as a matter of fact, the engineers have i had have the balconies could fall at any time. >> reporter: the neighbors rosie o'donnell, p. diddy and gloria estefan and urban legend has it this is where the movie "scarface" was filmed. it's received a lot of attention from the preservation society hoping to designate it as a historic home. >> most respect the history. this couple does not. >> reporter: last week they hosted a "scarface" party scattering fake blood everywhere. a lot wouldn't want to do this to an $8 million house. >> this is not an $8 million house. the v

. >> stephanie: this has focused the attention of marketing to five year olds. matt liberal [ censor bleep ] woozies. >> sure. >> stephanie: i get that i don't believe in the -- you know. he said -- he -- he is qualified to speak about this because he was country before country was cool. he singles out urban colleagues as the aformentioned afeet liberal [ censor bleep ] wusesies who might not get it. that was in a gun culture in a red state -- i think they pretty much proved it's unwise. >> absolutely. >> stephanie: and again, there has been two or three other of those stories just this week. the six year old that shot a four year old playmate accidentally. all right. so more on that and the nra as we continue after the big convention wrapped up this weekend. forty-six minutes after the hour. it's the "stephanie miller show." >> this was so funny in my head when i planned it. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're sa

matt. >>> a training accident has claimed the life of an america's cup sailor. of the racing boats capsized on the bay yesterday killing olympic gold medalist andrew bart simpson. the british sailor was trapped under water when the catamaran flipped near treasure island. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is on treasure island, and the boat was towed there for the investigation, anne. >> reporter: that's right. right now the fate of team artemis and the america's cup race is up in the air as the boat sits behind me here on treasure island. investigators are trying to figure out whether the boat was faulty or whether the sailors might have made a mistake causing the 72-foot catamaran to capsize in the bay yesterday afternoon throwing all 12 people on board into the very cold water. rescuers pulled everyone out, but british sailor andrew bart simpson was trapped beneath the boat and by the time they got to him it was too late. simpson is a decorated olympian winning gold and silver over the past five years. he was the strategist on the swedish america's cup team. he was

did you see this kind of discrepancy in the other states that your organization has worked to -- >> matt, if i could, i think the perspective i could offer would be more useful in that is really putting what the u.s. is doing, california is doing in a more global perspective. because what one sees around the world is a growing number of countries that are choosing to decriminalize the possession of all drugs, when the proposals now are merging -- new jersey did this a few years ago in a small way, colombia, argentina, ecuador, guatemala, some with right wing governments, very tough on crime, and in europe, similarly. it's not generally the standards to be putting people behind bars for a possession of any drug in small amounts for one's own personal use. and perhaps the paramount example of success in this regard is portugal. portugal 11 years ago decriminalized the possession of all drugs in personal use amounts. drug selling is illegal and you can still be arrested for that. they began doing evaluations a few years ago. you do not go to jail for possession of any drug in a small amount

he joins me along with matt hoeven who has an insights on etf portfolios for people approaching 50.ething blackrock's larry fink was talking about earlier in the show. i could not believe that the average guy and gal out there, who is looking toward rir retirement, so in their 40s, has only $25,000 saved. that's crazy! >> i think 55-year-olds are probably a little higher. cnbc is proud to unveil our new series of model retirement portfolios, it's three separate portfolios designed to help you invest in stocks and bonds and commodities around the world using low-cost etfs. matt hoeven is joining us here. matt, you've got three portfolios you helped design for cnbc, as model portfolios. what's the main principle behind portfolio construction? how do you do this? >> so, the idea is to take diversified assets, stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, maybe even some gold, and put them together into a mix that will work for a 50-year-old. it's institutional style asset allocation portfolios. >> so you want to mix all of these different asset classes together, so that you have diversified

matt. when he was in basic training their long time dog tucker died. the family got another dog. that dog's name is ace. ace hast two weeks with matt. this is his reaction when he saw him. >> someone here, he hasn't seen in awhile. who is that, ace? huh? >> well, they obviously formed quite a bond in their two weeks. that dog looks like he is on caffeine or something. >> i know. that dog is very happy to see matt. he is ecstatic. >> who is that? >> i wonder how long it took to calm this guy down. >> i think they wear themselves out doing just this, running circles. >> i am happy matt got home safely and i am happy there was a sweet dog named ace to greet him when he got back. >> funny thing about gravity, it never quits. you see guys trying to mug for a picture pretending to hang off this cliff. down the rock goes. >> yikes. >> wow! >> had to have been something beneath him that could catch him pretty easily or they wouldn't have been posing for the picture. >> exactly. >> they got over there somehow, so this is one of those funny things you post on facebook like hanging from a cliff and now have you a viral vi

. -- matt is waiting on some feedback. he has to make a decision about if he wants to get a check or not. he has a chance for them to go there and in that calling foul ball. not even a double. so you have got to make a decision if you want to roll the dice for the home run. let me know if i have a good argument. i knew once the inside if it was going to be a home run. >> the ones reeling red sox have gone back on track basing the twins in minnesota, looking for a fifth consecutive victory. will little books, quality young player. he has been struggling, though. struggling until he saw that pitch. john [laughter] , 1-4 in the season. five, chris with men on. the throw a bit wild. he barrel down the line, runs in brief agony. he would be ok. right now in a rain delay. red sox in seventh inning leading 3-1. as the yankees come to town monday for a three-game set, now in a five-game streak, the orioles find themselves in a tie for third. toronto rained out today. 2013 preakness champion did not stick around. louis packed up his van,

abc7 news reporter has details. matt?iends and family set up a memorial for the three people killed on hillside boulevard. across the street you can actually see the retaining wall where the car they were riding in crashed into the cypress lawn cemetery. four friends were in a mustang at 7:30 yesterday morning and it rear ended a honda and hit the retaining wall splitting the mustang in two. three passengers were ejected and a witness saw the driver of the mustang later identified by the police at 25-year-old paul diaz talk to one of the passengers. >> he was "baby, baby, baby," trying to get the girl's attention to see if she was alive and the girl did not spend so he went under the broken thing and walk down and did not come back up. >> three people died at the scene, a 23-year-old won and a 21 and 22-year-old man all from daly city. diaz turned himself into police and was booked in jail. the mustang was speeding. the driver of the honda was not injured. >> a mother's weight while pregnant and trigger children born to w

everything has just turned to rubble. >> matt and jamie fallwell say they plan to rebuild. coy nickels said he's ready to move on. >> i'm looking at other options. to come out on this porch and it not be this house it wouldn't be the same. >> moore city manager steve edie said it could take up to 6 months to clean up al the debris. >> you go block by block, house by house picking this stuff up. >> officials estimate the tornado caused as much as $2 billion worth of damage. in moore, oklahoma, bigad shaban. >> president obama will tour the destruction and visit victims and first responders. >>> as the story in oklahoma continues to develop. -- develop please stay with wjz and cbs. >>> dramatic developments in the boston marathon investigations. the fbi questioning a friend of the shoot shoots and killing him. it's part of a broadening investigation into the tsarnaev brothers. kai jackson has the story. >> the fbi says 27-year-old ibgragim todashev was shotted and killed in orlando, florida. the immigrant was a friend of boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. >> i

i want to bring in matt wall, transportation safety writer for the "new york times." he has just written about these changes. good morning. now, we should say it's hardly unprecedented because you write the standard is .05. what has been the effectiveness in other countries? >> well, interestingly, two provinces of australia cut their limit to .05. one saw an 8% drop in fatalities. the generally, a lot of factors involved in highway safety. people were seat belt, depending on how good your car is, the road is, and the total number of deaths continues to drop, but it's clear -- a year in alcohol related cases and most of those are drivers who have never been convicted and this would be one way to get at them. >> and yet, mothers against drunk driving and other organizations have not come out in support of these recommendations. why is that? >> madd is sloging in out in legislatures. these people really are dedicated on a lot of discreet steps. for example, on first conviction for drunk driving, you've got to have a breathalyzer installed into your car. you've got to blow in a

abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: on the last night of a voyage through the south pacific the sea. authorities say they plunged overboard at the mid deck promenade, 50-foot drop to the water but survivable. no one noticed until their bags went unclaimed. carnival surveillance cameras captured the fall. the company saying no evidence of foul play. this is the latest tough headline for the cruise line. now carnival is being investigated over six separate incidents by the coast guard. mostly involving engine room fires and ships being stranded at sea. like the carnival "triumph" which lost power at sea in february. >> and the stench is horrific. >> reporter: sewage flowing down the halls with 4,000 passengers aboard. then "the dream" lost propulsion. and all this after the costa concordia grounded. >> more frequent than we know of. those that we know of are impacting the cruise ships. >> reporter: carnival slashed prices to $40 a night for some cruises. despite it all, carnival says its sales remain robust. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill demanding

. >> he has got to be supercharged, doesn't he, matt? to the base. >> to prove to his base, okay, listen. i'm a little more flexible on immigration but i'm one of three republicans that are standing with my finger in the dike stopping the explosion of debt. >> right. you're going to see it not just on that but on whether it's gun control or any other issue. marco rubio simply cannot afford to be unorthodoxed rye now on any other area. and i'm not suggesting that this is solely political strategy. i think in terms of the rhetoric and in terms of the symbolism he has to go to the right on everything else so he can do immigration. >> that's a great point by matt. >> it is a good point by matt. >> we have to go to a tease now. >>> coming up on "morning joe," former governor jon huntsman will be joining the table. >> stay with us, matt. >> donny deutsche is having a tough time dodging questions about that video that may or may not exist. "news you can't use" is next. hey, what's going on here? do you want the long or the short answer? long i

has simply vanished. it hasn't. >> what about that perpetual war point, matt? the president says look the authorization after 9/11 can't justify forever the use of drones and these other theaters other than afghanistan. risks to that? >> well, it's a very strange time to come out with this especially because he has all this political pressure on him to cut back on the drones, to really now close down gitmo -- >> within the democratic party. >> for good and some of the right too, from rand paul. >> that's true. >> and others. but the problem is it's a strange time because you had in the last few months, you had the intervention in mali, you've seen that al qaeda has evolved, it is true that al qaeda evolved consciously. they said we're under pressure in pakistan, so we're going to decentralize. let's promote these affiliates in syria, in yemen, in somalia, in mali, and north africa. i mean president obama knows what happened in benghazi less than a year ago. that was also an al qaeda operation. so it's very -- it's not true to say that this war is winding down.

we have had 15 lead changes, 7 different leaders, and under the red flag, kasey kahne has led the most laps 130. matt kenseth 112 laps led. head back upstairs to darrell waltrip. >> darrell: see if we can talk to the second place runner here kevin harvick. kevin harvick. d.w. got a copy there, my friend? >> [radio]: , sir. >> darrell: getting a little crazy out there, buddy. what are you seeing? >> [radio]: really not seeing much. everything happening behind us. a little tough to pass so got to get aggressive on the restarts to make the ground up if you sneed to make two or three spots up that is when you need to do it otherwise you only get one or two. definitely going to get aggressive on the restarts and that is what is happening. >> darrell: made adjustments and worked up there in second spot right now. can you pull it off? >> [radio]: i don't know. a good solid night so far and just need to see what the car is like when we actually get going. haven't really gone more than a lap here up in clean air. that will be the telltale sign as to where we stand in clean air. >> darrell: finish it off and t

has the line moved? let's ask ask brett stevens and matt cominsky. interpret his remarks here. ally to act or delay having to act? >> the chain of evidence -- it's very hard. he has said you have to know who did it first. how it was done. it's hard enough to establish that court of law much less a war that we don't have access. i don't think -- he has definitely moved the line. initially remember the red line, if they even moved the chemical weapons around syria which they did last year and we didn't say they crossed a red line. >> it's worst than that, he said we need a u.n. investigation. we have a huge intelligence apparatus, the israel has one and french but we need from belarus and sudan and who else knows where whether the regime is using these weapons. >> paul: reportedly the evidence we comes from victims. there was evidence taken from the victims who had this. >> victims display certain kind of symptoms. we also have defected syrian generals who have said on the record that they were ordered to use sarin gas. there aren't that many people using these types of chemicals.

comfort and of course frightened children who will need our continued love and attention. >> bill: matt, this has any president hasn't it? >> it sure has bill. you know, we've come to expect in the modern presidency, for presidents to localize federal resources and to make it available to americans after a natural disaster. sometimes it has worked well and sometimes not to much. most notably during katrina. so it is a task the presidency can help find -- their compassion. >> bill: the first time i remember being aware of fema at all was with james lee witt. president clinton. right. he really made it a powerful force, didn't he? >> he did. it was not a terribly well-run agency before him. the first person bush had problems with it. it had kind of been geared toward helping americans recover from a nuclear war rather than natural disasters and wasn't terribly pro-active. they sort of waited. it was sort of set up to wait for governors to call them in. response was sluggish. he said it made it a much more pro-active agency. that helped a lot. so you know, i think it's going to be -- i think pretty

we've got a real big problem with pollen out there in the northeast especially, matt's nose has been,the pacific northwest, only really low spot going to be around the south where it is raining a bit. as we show you on the radar you can see that area upper low spinning around the southeast, that's bringing the rain, some flooding possible. wet weather also here in southern california, unusual for this time of year we're looking at wet weather through interior parts of california, rain from the southwest into the central plains, fog in the mid mississippi river valley, plenty of sunshine through florida and record-setting heat today in the pacific northwest. that's >>> 8:06 now. good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. just mid level clouds moving over the south bay at this point. we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds and isolated showers. traffic reporter mike inouye told me they are issuing chain requirements on 50 if you're trying to get to sierra nevada where we have snowfall out of this system, highly unusual. we were in the triple digits just days ago. continue on th

nicole: it could be stormy weather ahead for matt winkler. he has reporters on his watch.loomberg has privately demonstrated frustration. he could end up losing some of his oversight of the news operation. dennis: what is really happening here is some opponents inside bloomberg are leaking this hoping it puts pressure on winkler himself. every sr. executive in this company knew about it. it controls everything about its employees. they knew this. someone may have to pay. nicole: he is at the top, though, right. dennis: we have a very special guest coming up. and overnight sensation. grumpy cats. he will be on fox biz next hour on how to turn internet celebrity in the cash. and the cyber threat, digital money and worries that it is attracting criminal activities. interviews that you don't want to miss next. cheryl: and no mall madness. consumers cut spending for the first time in the year, but we have an economist says there is some hope for this economy. dennis: first, let's look at some s&p winners and losers. ♪ tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 when i'm trading, i'm so into it, tdd#:

now, this has gotten millions of youtube hits. 2.4 million. matt kemp giving a sick fan the shirt off his back. a wheel bound chair cancer patient received his hat, jersey and two cleats. players championship kicked off with thompson hitting a hole in one. brent snedeker had an interesting caddy. that's the juvenile jaguars mascot carrying his bag. a little bit of style. washington redskins owner dan snyder reassured the redskins name won't change. and to a northern california baseball team, saving a 16-year-old girl who was accidentally pinned beneath a car driven by her mom. >> we all just ran out there as a team. no one was saying much. the guys got around the car and everyone lifted it up. >> we accomplished something, i felt he were heroes we did something that actually saved the day. >> you can say that again. that's a team effort worth mvp status. >>> maxim releasing the top 100 yesterday. coming in at number 69. manti te'o's fake girlfriend. >>> kobe bryant is playing some heavy defense these days. not on the court but in court. the l.a. la

believe he has any other victims. >> jeff, thank you very much. matt zone is the cleveland city councilman for the dejesus family neighborhood and has been part of the effort to bring gina home. councilman, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> let me start with -- you were listening to jeff's report, you're hearing some of these details now emerging. how do you even process these? >> well, the gruesome brutality that went on is unfathomable. these are three young women, and to be held captive for ten years is just reprehensible. >> you've been with this family for those ten years since gina was abducted in 2004. describe the moments of anticipation yesterday as she was about to be reunited with her family? what were they going through? >> anxiety. i mean, the community really couldn't believe that this moment was happening. we heard that gina was rescued along with michelle and amanda on monday and to know that she was finally coming home to her own house, to walk through her front door to sleep eventually in her own bed was heartwarming. >>

. >> matt damon has received some big-name support for his so-called toilet strike.onths ago he would not go to the bathroom until everyone in the whorled access to clean water. bono richard branson and olivia wilde have joined on to his water.org campaign. new funny psa released yesterday, so far, water.org has helped get clean water and sanitation to over one million people worldwide since they've started. but that is out of 780 million who do not have access to it. >> bill: wait a minute. i want to back up. he's not doing what? >> he said he's not going to go to the bathroom until everybody has access. that's the theme of the campaign. >> bill: this is a boycott i would rather not join or be around anybody who's in it. >> don't really see how that works. >> bill: i know how the body works. ridable louse. -- ridiculous. i like the us could but i don't think anyone can take it seriously if that's your pledge, you know. not eating candy? >> not getting married until everyone can? >> bill: or not having a hole in one until everybody's had one? >> the important causes.

. >> this video has become very popular on the internet. >> i thought matt kemp was that kind of a guy but now, i know it's true. >> josh? he has a message are for other youngsters dealing with the same pain and suffering. >> those kids who have cancer, stay strong and just live life to the fullest. >> tim daily reporting there. >> what a great guy in that situation. >> absolutely. he didn't feel too crazy about the sweaty cap. funny line by josh. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news. >> a training exercise takes a tragic turn for an america's cup member who is a two time olympic medalist. >> what allegedly went on behind closed doors of this day care center that forced inspectors to close it. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center temperatures in one direction and that is up. >> training on the bay turns deadly for a racing team from sweden. the artemis cattamaran cap sized killing a team member. >> andrew simpson died in this accident. the team is getting ready to hold a news conference any moment now. we'll take that for you live as soon as it happ