he says i think i can do it. that's what led him there. >> once he decided to go there was no turning back. >> there is no point in arguing when he makes a statement. the thing to do is say okay, tell me your plan had you are you going to be smart? how are you going to be safe. >> these are some of the pictures he took in syria filing reports for the "the washington post" and other news organizations. he was in touch with his family on a daily basis and they followed his regular tweets, including this last one. dated august 11th. then suddenly several days of silence. >> i got a call from his editor at the mcclatchey news. telling us that they were very concerned that they hadn't had contact with him. the very next phone call i got literally five minutes later was from the u.s. state department saying they had been notified that he was missing. so, as soon as debbie got back from her trip and got back into communication, which was about two days later, i had -- [crying] a terrible phone call to yeah, that's how w

saying it's been a tough topic with kids saying we often speak of mommy's mommy. i find myself trying to explain the illness that took her way from us. now, she says she can answer the question with no. genetic testing showed she had a faulty gene. and an 87% chance of getting breast cancer and a 57% chance of getting ovarian cancer so she decided to have her breasts removed. >> and she chose to have surgery and likely conveyed survival benefit. >> she had a first procedure february 2 just weeks before this walk down the red carpet at oscars. three months of surgeries and treatments follow. jolie says brad pitt has been by her side and says we managed to find moments to laugh together and knew this is the right thing to do for the family and it would bring us closer and it has. now, she says heiress being of developing breast cancer is down to 5%. she hopes share herg story will encourage women to be informed and know their options. the editor of "people" magazine says there is no doubt it will. >> this will be a game changer when it comes to testing and breast ca

what does it say? i'll tell you what it says.an party is never going to be taken seriously again as long as they keep putting people up like sarah palin and michele bachmann. let's talk about it. 1-866-55-press on the "full court press" this thursday morning. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. >> only on current tv. iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller

>> i would say i recovered.vered, but at the same time, i would certainly hope today i'm a better person than i was yesterday. >> reporter: and despite what was taken from her, smart can forgive. >> forgiving someone doesn't necessarily mean you have to invite them to your home for sunday dinner. you can forgive them and have nothing more to do with them and move on with your own life. >> reporter: it's a message from her mother that smart would share with the rescued women. >> this man has taken so much of your life, there's not words strong enough to describe how wicked and evil he is, but the best punishment you could ever give him is to be happy, because by dwelling on the past and by holding on to the pain and the hurt that you've had to g through, that's only allowing him to steal more of your life away from you, and he doesn't deserve that. >> reporter: stephanie elam, cnn, salt lake city. >> she's one impressive young woman, elizabeth smart. thank you for that report. >>> carnival cruise back in the news

you say so on the task -- global warming what do you think? you say, okay.busey, what is happening in iraq? it is just him speaking with other people and having a good time and relaxing. you are focused on the show. he is just having a good time. he wail wile throw out anything. >>> i'm sure he has corned you on obama. >> i had do one of the money things and i had the atheists come in with a huge check at the same time glen beck came in with a huge check. we were there with glen beck paraphenalla and two big checks and donald trump says in the boardroom you have the american aethiest bring you a lot of money. and glen beck brought you a lot of money. and you had them show up at the same time. why do you do that? to show off, sir. why did they both give you money? they care about a good charity and they are friends and they got along great. i am so proud that everybody else on the show has these little niches. these are the people who agree with mooy on everything. i have people -- i had lawrence o'donnell, junior and glen beck helping me. i like having peopl

and you say?>> well, look, there is no point in signaling out holder without president obama. they both believe the same thing. the president even when he was asked about the a.p. scandal has said he makes no apologies for what they did. when he hasn't said a word about james rosen. and what happened there. so he is obviously not, you know, too up in arms about that since we know he called -- just picks up the phone and calls people if they have been insulted by a radio host for example but he hasn't spoken out about the government and their thuggish tactic its against journalists. i would say that both attorney general holder and the president don't look very good right now. >> shepard: okay. and you say, kate? >> i agree completely. i mean, it's very clear that this is an executive level decision that holder had to have been involved. holder admitted to the committee they asked him that he couldn't remember how many times he had authorized the department of justice to look into different press i

morales says pg&e should get a slap on the hand and says you can't do this. >> morales and other survivors will have to wait and see what the penalty will g. the cpuc says it will have to make that decision later this summer. >> gene, thank you. >>> four siblings went on a canoeing trip but only two came em. two brothers drowned after their canoe capsized. this happened yet. yesterday. the older brothers and 30-year-old raymond nell of felton died. there were no life preservers readily accessible. >> the accident happened just just 200 yards from the shore. >> crews working to fix a sing hole that opened up in the inner richmond district. this is what it looks like. >> our tuesday morning weather forecast. we've seen several small rain stornls rolling through the bay area tonight. well, we're not going to be done with those scattered thunderstorms. we are dealing with some l low-level moisture. a little bit of green showing up on the doppler. it's not heavy rain, but a few hours of shours that will likely linger on and awe. and the storm system is going to be very slow moving. we'll let yo

humphreys says she was the says thank god, she was the one faced with this situation. >> so i am using to working with strong personalities and stuff and so i think that i have those skills. >> police say the boys ran into the near by neighborhood on the elizabeth circle. >> banging at the door and trying to get in. while i looked at him i see this big huge guy and he's pushing his body against my door and he's trying to get in. >> reporter: now police say before the boys t down here, he already kyle clark jacked a man leaving behind hundreds of bullets in the victim's vehicle. investigators tell us, they confiscated an ak 47 when they finally made the arrest last night. we are live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now, we learned that morgan state police are investigating -- state police -- did confirm they are interviewing somebody who is arrested in california last night. who is reported to be mentally ill and in possession of firearms. >>> president obama rejected criticism that the fbi ignored warning signs about one of the boston bombings suspects. the 90 day review of the

say if wind is higher they may not participate. skid when would that decision be made? and bertolli said it would be up to the team and the skipper saying if there is not an agreement, the italian decision not to race could come on the day of the competition. that would play havoc to make it a television spectacular. >> asking what consideration he had for those concerns drew this response from the team lead year we're in the here to produce a show. we're theer say, to race, and to win the america's cup. >> now, the accident that took the live of andrew sailor is being investigated by a panel of experts but they're just rec men indications, not binding and this could come down to a showdown but it's not there yet. >> mark, thank you. part of the port of oakland is shut down now because of a fatal accident there. a long time long shoreman lost his life when he veered into the water in a pickup truck. >> police say this man accidentally drove off the pier here. long shoremen say it just shouldn't have happened. we've learned the vict

i would say what he probably will say it's all a matter of context.ether or not they were going to prosecute a reporter and reporter had not been prosecuted. but the other language was used to support the subpoena, the issuing of a subpoena and not in further answer of a prosecution. >> megyn: he was talking about the a.p. case when he gave that testimony? >> i think he will say in the rosen case, the leaker, the alleged leaker was prosecuted but the reporter, mr. rosen was not prosecuted. >> megyn: i get you. but with respect to the potential prosecution of the press for disclosure. that is something i never even heard of? >> we can't get in his mind. i think he will say there was never any contemplated prosecution of the press. >> megyn: let let me stop you there. why is that second full screen i showed that rosen had potential criminal liability? liability is different. not just saying he is co-conspirator and never going to prosecute him, he has potential criminal liability. >> you are absolutely right. i think he will say the existence of potenti

boeing says the resign eliminates the risk of fire. most airlines that fly 787s have resumed commercial flights. >>> it appears a record number of americans think religion is losing its clout. 77% of americans say religion is losing its influence in the united states. that is the highest percentage ever since they started asking the question in 1958. only 20% of those surveyed said the influence of religion is increasing. 75% of americans said this country would be better off if it was more religious. >>> a first for france. in news of the world, toast and protest greet the first legal same-sex marriage. >> and bill martin working on his forecast at at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into an accident? 'sup the more you know, the be

as somebody says, what about what the bible says about discipline? i'll give you a second to write that down. then turn to hebrews chapter 12. and we oftentimes think about god's discipline and what he's up to in our life. and so there's another kind of discipline. that is there's divine discipline. and divine discipline is simply this. this is god's corrective measures in our life. we step out of his will, fail to do what he would have us do. listen to what he says in the 12th chapter. my son, do not regard lightly the discipline of the lord or faint when you're approved of him. for example, when you and i disobey god, he disciplines us. gets us back in line to do what he would have us do to accomplish in life. self-discipline is something we do. in other words, god doesn't practice self-discipline on us. he practices divine discipline. it's up to us to practice self-discipline, to be in control of our lives through the power and presence of the holy spirit in our lives in order to be the persons he would have us to be. so discipline is a practice.

tsarnaev's mother says she wants the body returned to russia, but says she will not pay for it. >>> officersg off from sso right now, in a trip that honored fallen police officers. ktvu news caught up with a few vallejo officers. they will be riding bicycles in a police unity tour. the ride begins in new jersey, and will end three to four days later at the national police memorial in washington, d.c. >> the important that the families of the officers who have, that were killed in the line of duty to know that we will never forget them. >> the event kicks off national police memorial observance week starting sunday. president obama will speak at that event. in the names of officers who recently died will be added to the memorial. money raised from the bike ride helps maintain the monument. >>> the affordable care act was passed a few years ago, yet many americans still don't know exactly what it covers. in a story we first brought you at 5:00, jana katsuyama breaks down in plain language what it does, and who it helps. >> reporter: it's about three years since the affordable care act was sign

is she saying that she wants more people to move to germany? >> immigration is a classic political hot potato, especially for conservatives in an election year, said chancellor merkel is definitely not issuing a blanket invitation to would-be migrants. what she is saying at the integration summit is that more should be done to better integrate those immigrants who are already in germany, and she is saying germany can use skilled migrants still coming into the country to the pot -- support development of the country. >> with the ongoing economic crisis, lots of young people are moving to germany to find jobs. do you think the government now is adapting itself to that? >> again, german industry is profiting from the influx of skilled labor from crisis-hit regions, and the german government would like to see that continue, and it realizes that efforts need to be made to accommodate those people more effectively because they would like to keep them here if they can stay, but germany is also being diplomatic and saying that they will also be support

while some sporters say it's an important -- supporters say it's an important step, this man said this -- >> what happens if a gay man goes through scouting and he's 19 years old and wants to come back and give back and teach others what he learned as a scoutmaster? he's not not gonna be able to do that. >> this debate is far over. some groups plan to meet next month form an organization on this. >>> investigators say butch baker and elizabeth butler were planning to arrest jeremy guy lay on a -- goulet on a sexual assault charge when goulet ambushed and killed him. and then four other officers corned him in an alley. >> lgoulet was found in an alley and he was shooting -- multiple witnesses, actually, four, saw him shoot with both weapons. >> while being shot at and under deadly attack. four brave law enforcement officers walked through the gates of hell, discharged their firearms as they had been training to do so under such circumstances and ended this horrific event. >> after that shootout, police made a very disturbing discovery. goulet was wearing body armor and carrying the guns

the calaveras sheriff's office says they are to solving the case but would not say why the fbi was searchingd? hundred of people, meanwhile, gathered yesterday to remember leila fowler. her funeral was held in manteca. she was laid to rest in a cemetery in san joaquin county. the house where her body was found is still an active crime scene. there's also an active gag order in effect until the investigation is complete. >>> 7:36. alameda county supervisor scott haggerty is being sued by his former chief of staff. chris gray says haggerty forced him out of the job he held for 27 years. gray says he misused his power as a supervisor to line his pockets with public money and fired gray after gray started to talk about it. the current chief of staff says this case is nothing more than a disgruntled employee's complaints. >>> very heavy traffic expected in the area of napa in the coming days. the bottlerock music festival is getting underway. tonight there will be a festival preview with a few of the acts out there. the bigger crowds are expected tomorrow through sunday. that's when the official

some do notet teen-agers go to school by tmsels that is nuts says lenore skanayzy saying ameritech needs and free range kids. >> their kids we believe and and don't think they are in constant farrell when they step outside we don't think they need bodyguards. hn they're stupid an foldable and bad things happen. >> rethink any time anything bad happens now weave to worry about that exact same thing i kid got hurt in utah i better not let my kids that is why we don't let th walk to schl or rate at the bus stop do know what percenta of kids play outside unsupervised? john: 50? >> 6% play outside on their own because parents are afraid tnking something will terrible happened they will be kidnapped or fall down and they will be bullied. john: you became the point* person after you write an article about a loving your nine year-old to take the subway by himself and you are correctly called america's worst mom. if you google america's worst on it is you. >> 77 google pages which was at last count. john: maybe you are. >>aybe but there is a lot of people to start to agree with me and realize for

the afghan president says the u.s. will have nine bases in the country after its troops put out in 2014. hamid karzai says the two size have reached a deal to ensure the security in afghanistan -- two sides have reached a deal to ensure the security of afghanistan. >> all conditions should guarantee the security of the country and build up our economic infrastructure. >> jennifer glass joins us live from the bagram air base. unsure quite a bit of that equipment equipment will be moved out. tell us about some of the challenges they are facing there. >> this is part of the logistics operation to move all of this equipment out. the vehicles you see behind me have already had all their weapons systems and all of the netting that is armor on them removed. that is done here at bagram airbase. they are weighed and measured. they figure out how to get them out of the country. these are just some of the 28,000 vehicles that u.s. forces have to move out of the country in the next year and a half. .0,000 shipment containers $30 b

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can i say something? >> bob, we had personnel available. >> so what you are suggesting is that somebody in the government ordered people who could have saved these people's lives -- >> i am not suggesting. >> that's what the whistle-blower is saying. that's what mr. hicks is saying and will testify to. >> do you see the guys in the shadow? >> think about this for a second. on january 23rd hillary clinton raised her right hand to con and said what -- to congress and said what difference at this pot does it make? if you play poker it was a tell. there was so much anger. she wanted to move on. she wanted to get this in her rear view mirror and she was involved in scrubbing the talking point. the sooner it get in her past the better going forward. >> she was being badgered and badgered and badgered. what she was saying was, look, it doesn't matter how or what or when, we have four dead people here. >> however, bob, i think that is actually the point. when she is saying what difference does it make because the

what they're trying to say. >> no. no. smoke, pull over. >> and he looked back a couple times and see the grief on her face. >> brown says there are no shoulders on the bridge it took him 90 seconds to figure out where, and when to pull over. the passenger started to crime through the partition window separating him from the main compartment. >> so as soon as i pull over there is a lady coming through the partition. another lady coming through. i'm on the phone, i'm on the phone trying to call 911. i can't. i'm shaking he says he helped two more women then someone managed to open the back passenger door. >> the door was opened, it was horrific. flames were high. and it seemed like they were just, i don't know how to explain it. but they -- they -- the car was engulfed. >> now, brown is a ware of the chp saying that that limo was only certified to carry eight passengers. he said before the fire he was not aware of that. he's only driven for the company two months. he's the driver not the one that books prtys and did not

you are saying you don't buy what the pope is saying?> caller: i mean there is a word in the bible and it hasn't changed. i tend to follow what was written around the time. >> bill: i got it, mike. i got it, mike. you are saying the pope is full of beans. >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] converstion started weekdays at 9am eastern. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. (vo) tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >> you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. [ music ] >> get social with bill press. get social with bill press. this is "the bill press show." >> what do you say? it's 33 minutes after the hour. what do you say? on friday friday may 24th, we are coming to you live from our nation's capitol brought to you today by the international association of sheet metal, air, rail and transportation wo

, does he just have a stamp that says whatever scalia says?n nothing, he's said nothing. do you really think he was the most qualified person to be on the supreme court? >> that is actually not you true. justice thomas has staked out a position, a conservative position, that is reflective of his conservative upbringing and his life experience that is quite different than justice scalia. i completely disagree. but the problem, stephanie, is that these attacks have not come over the last ten years. they came viciously against justice thomas before he was elevated to the supreme court, while he was in the confirmation -- >> hold on. before we go, we're heavy on time, i want to ask one quick question here. former governor of new mexico bill richardson talked about hispanics. it seems to me highly relevant to this issue with african-americans. he was talking about ted cruz and said he's not hispanic. he's anti-immigration, almost every hispanic in the country wants to see immigration reform. i don't think he should be defined as hispanic. isn't tha

police say -- for ten years.e say a 6-year-old found in the school is reportedly the daughter of amanda berry and the suspect is a former school bus driver. >>> the coroner will identify the names of those killed in the limo fire. investigators say it could be several weeks before we know the exact cause of that fire on the bridge. >>> and san jose police arrested three suspects after they crashed a stolen car into a bridge brick wall this morning. it happened on yerba buena and silver creek roads. ktvu's janine de la vega is live with all of the information on the connection one of the suspects may have to a robbery at a 7- eleven. janine? >> reporter: well, police say it's ware to have a female armed robbery suspect. so when one hit this 7-eleven at 2:00 a.m. at meridian and foxworthy, police remembered that a female suspect robbed a few 7-elevens last month. she was in a stolen bmw with a pregnant woman and a man. they crashed into a tree after leading police on a chase up to 80 miles an hour. police say they

john: they're trying to say we're not totall nerd's we like music. >> they are saying we are totally but they are all white and male. >> a group of friends in the was a south asian students and some female studen but it was a group of whit friends to do the free video to promote the eineering department was a professor and head ad students said this represents white supremacy. john: uc more of this now? >> the victory of the right not to be offended the false idea. john: and the assumption it offended you if you were right -- white? >> as a then the people who wrote the article it is hard to imagine anybody was offended but we have given privileged to the idea that we are not allowed to contradict and cpuses are making it worse. >> and those are easily offended can dictate other's behavior. >> then it is insincere. if you have the trump card to shut down the arguments upheld who will not abuse that and they have be 30 years. john: use it to protect people make this worse? >> federal laws federal discrimination laws and universities are so worried about being sued that when you have t

, the capacity to say no.i say yes more often than i say no. >> but you are very -- you are a guy that does a lot of things, i mean charities, emcee, all of this stuff for charity so that is not the thing to say no about but it is you are not sure about it and then another great word is why, why do you want me to do this? or another thing, i will call you tomorrow about noon. i think hesitation and endeavor is a great thing, and so to me, there are some really key things, like in coaching, let's say you were in assistant and you had scouted ohio state for us. well the first thing i would say when you came back that night was, i said, okay, charlie, how can we lose this game? what can they do to beat us? and then you would go through it and tell me, okay, bob, i think, this, this. okay. what do we have to eliminate to win this game? and then you woulwould say well we can't let smith drive the ball or -- >> rose: right. >> so we have all of these negative words, can't and don't and won't and i built on that. i w

>> he says he recused himself but he says he didn't write it down.is not even an e-mail. they actually looked for documents and didn't find any written record of him saying i'm stepping away. >> the significance is because according to the associated press that this story they were working on in 2012 about al qaeda would have undermined again the administration talking about how al qaeda was on the run because it was a story about how al qaeda still was and pl plotting. >> he asked the deputy attorney general to take charge. stand by for a moment. we're getting closer to the top of the hour. that's when the president of the united states will go into the east room of the white house. you're looking at live pictures right now. to make a statement on the irs investigation to the american people. stand by. >>> we're following breaking news. within the next few moments, the president of the united states will go into the east room of the white house. you're looking at live pictures from the east room right now. the president will make a statement on the

santa clara leader says the bay area pose as a wholes has pages of details of the event. the city's competition is miami. just last week the legislature rejected the pledge for the stadium upgrade in miami effectively sidelining the effort. bands near by businesses are crossing their fingers. >> it seems like it is leaning towards the positive direction. >> both both teams have 15 minutes to present their proposals. >>> the san francisco land use take its first look of the warriors revise proposal. with the 25 foot window offering the view of the bay area bridge. the water yors would likely open the arena, they would like to open the arena by the year 2017. >>> jason collins, revealed he's gay in a sport illustrator story, he's the first active player of any of the major league to do that. he will appear along with the first lady with michelle obama in new york. >>> for the deadly san bruno pipeline blast and why it says public safety hangs in the balance. >>> a mistake left her facing prison time and home confinement. >>> ice isolate ed isolated thunderstorms and showers

drivers say they make about $11 an hour and they say this new contract not only lowering their pay it also reduces their benefits. >> we don't want the things to be taken away from us. if they put -- they will give us the same thing as we were working before, we're happy we'll go back to work. >> reporter: arriving passengers trying to get back to their cars have reported some delays. park and fly says it's bringing in substitute drivers from outside of the bay area to try to reduce the impact on passengers. >>> concerns about crime and underaged smoking are at the center of a new proposed ban in a smoke shot in antioch. eric rasmussen found that they were making cuts. >> reporter: antioch police handled 100 calls for service related to smoke shops. owner nasser says that does not tell the whole story on this corner. >> the smoke shot, even if they close it, i think so, they're going to be safe. before the store they had a lot of problems too. >> reporter: naser says he will stop selling if he is asked to do so. >> some people are smokers out there that over all we're thinking about t

that's all i am saying. jay he mentions the reasons -- >> he mentions the reasons, interest that will standing, cooperation terrorist recruitment issues which we always heard about gitmo. if you find it interesting he says that about that, but not about the millions of drones unleashed that i am for, but i think the drones would do more damage. >> you know, frankly -- >> i am not frank. >> his stature seems to be shrinking with every problem that is developing. we are getting more and more issues overseas. this guantanamo thing drives me crazy. he ran his whole campaign on guantanamo. we are going to close this place. and now he wants us to believe -- once he got into the big chair and realized it was important it went away and he didn't have to talk about it. now they have this hunger strike and seems like a perfect way to close guantanamo. they believe it is congress. congress won't let him close it. he is just -- i don't know what the word is i am looking for i can say on the air, but this is a perfect ex

the folks on the hill say to him, we would like to be able to say some of that publicly. he says i'll get back you to. this gets dumped in the lap of all the people trying to decide what they can release. the white house's main point is this was not political. it was really driven by intelligence. >> again, i have a question to you on that front. victoria nuland e-mailed, she being the spokeswoman for the state department. page 37 of the e-mails. she talks about the ultimate point, the point where at that point the talking point said there was multiple warnings of terrorist attacks. she says it could be abused by members of congress to beat the state department for not paying attention to warning. why do we want to feed that either? question mark, concerned. as you said, there are things in this e-mail that can exonerate the white house. but that line itself does come off as very political. >> well, first of all it speaks to the distrust of members of congress as much as anything else. and i think there really was a sense of, wait a minute, this is not our place, this is

call for an amended to the arms embargo on the opposition saying peace in the region is now under threat. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow and this is our main story this hour the syrian deputy foreign minister says israel has effectively declared war he was speaking hours after israeli planes bombed targets in damascus the second ass trikes in as many days see where it says that time is an attempt to give direct military support to terrorist groups syrian state media says is really rockets targeted a military research center on the outskirts of the capital video critics and eyewitness accounts suggest the attacks. triggering large explosions seaward journalist abdullah a weenie the names. around two o'clock damascus time after midnight there was a big three explosion took place attacking research center and other military stations military units let's say this lead to. the quick. something like three to four. scale and big fire. launched. mountain this was seen everywhere in damascus all the houses in the mosques where shaikh everyone worked up. into the very very have been a

bob carpenter would say see you later. nats had it, lost it, then got it back. >> i tell you, that game gave me a few more gray hairs that i don't need. but great comeback. guys hung in there. great hit by tracy. >> bench kind of needed that. we've been scuffling a little bit and, you know, to get one like that is big. kind of gets us going. >> does not need anymore gray hairs, for sure. >>> keep it dialed in, because your team will take on the padres, also see jordan zimmerman, tied for the league lead with seven wins right now. e.r.a. currently under 2. 8:40 first pitch, then the newscast right afterwards. >>> right around this time each year, we begin showing lacrosse highlights. typically maryland and the inevitable happens, a viewer calls and says why are you showing me that? then i have to explain to them that there isn't a more successful team in college park, so dominant that when they don't win, it's a story. >>> lady terps fresh off their crown, but the big one, the ncaa tournament. terps jump out to a 4-1 lead o

this because i think it's a different thing of what we're saying. we're saying that we as a policy body believe that all of us should be subjected to the same rules, whether you agree with the rule itself or not. and so i think in terms of uniformity and consistency it makes sense. i'd like to resolve this issue, i'd like to find a way to approve this item and i think this provides an opportunity to do that. >> supervisor cohen. >> my question is for the city attorney's office. you were talking about adding a level of transparency on the local level, complimentary to form 801 and 803. i want to make sure that anything that we do here, or whatever the state decides, still supercedes any jurisdiction that we have here on the local level, correct? so if we pass something here on the local level and the state says this is not in compliance with our definition or how we believe a form 801 or 803 should believe filled out, the state would supercede. >> they have a regular /hraougs that describes when the 801 needs to be filed. the format that requires all

says it was the government. at least one united nations official said it was the rebels. . >>> just ahead, new video from chopper 2 after a strange incident. why a man was driving his truck through backyards causing a lot of damage. rosemary orozco is back with more on the forecast. the decision just announced by the california supreme court that can impact medical marijuana clubs. . >>> eleven people were arrested after violence broke out last night on the streets of san jose during celebrations. they were arrested on a variety of offenses including being drunk in public and drug possession. the biggest problem was a large crowd that spilled out on the santa clara street. people in the crowd began throwing rocks and bottles at police officers. >>> a spixed car thief plowed through backyards in rohnert park this morning during a low speed police pursuit. witnesses say the suspect stole a landscapeing truck and drove through the backyards of several homes knocking down fences and leading a trail of debris in his

when you say gold is up or down the way i think about a gold. and the dollar is up or down so when the dollar price of gold is down which it is what that tells me is the dollar is getting stronger that's very bad news for the fed because the fed wants a weaker dollar the fed wants inflation a strong dollar equates to deflation so just hold gold constant think about the dollar price of gold coming down which it has that means that the dollar's actually getting stronger that means the fed's policies are working deflation is the central bank's worst nightmare and that's what we're saying so when i see the dollar price to go come down from one thousand nine hundred late two thousand and eleven to you know thirteen fifty or so today what that tells me is deflation is prevailing over inflation and the fed's got a chart of the fed's got to print actually more money now you sort of have these two caps you have the inflation these does and i'm not in this camp where you say ok jay you take the fed chief eight hundred billion to three trillion on its way

investigators says there are strong suspicions rebels in syria had used chemical weapons but says there's nothing to suggest the government forces hopped on the safe. meanwhile israel's condemned for a series of ads trikes inside syria but also takes a look at whether the ultimate tanya told that tonks could lie elsewhere. on record unemployment painful austerity and the lowest ratings in recent french history francois hollande among the end of a tough first here as president.

they say something like this is bound to happen. tonight, a family of a 6-year-old is in tears after she was hit and killed by an suv. sdwh he >> here's the map on bloomfield drive. nbc bay area's george kityama is on the scene and joins us now. >> rog, you can see the memorial has joined us near the area. the family is at the hospital right now spending time with the two-year-old girl and the aunt who survived. tonight, the family expressed how devastated they are and how dangerous bloom field drive can be. >> the little body of her niece, you know, when it got struck, it was quite a few feet away from the actual vehicle indicating that it was probably due to a high rate of speed, yes. >> the family believes she was killed by someone driving fast on bloomfield drive on south san jose. her aunt has lived on this street for many years and has had close calls. >> there's been several occasions where she, herself, was almost hit and she made that known to an element school, you know, to go ahead and perhaps put somebody there, crossing

and i'm going to say right now, i heard for 20 years, officials at the pentagon say they have zero tolerances. and it's worst than ever. matt, you have a son -- >> i have a son that served in the army and was in iraq for almost 18 months. it's a problem. and a systemic problem. he talks about it. he talked about it. it goes on all the time. to me and today's mother's day. happy mother's day to you and all the other mothers. there's a quote, how we treat our prisoners is how civilized our society is. to me, it's how we treat women is how civilized our society is. when we allow abuse. we don't report it. police don't investigate it. what we saw come out of cleveland, with the guy had a history of abuse that nothing was done about. and then, look what happened. the military has not dealt with this. >> just a couple of seconds here, george. >> i agree with. when you have a 37% increase from one year to another, something has changed also in the reporting of this. and that's part of the story. >> you also got to look at alcohol. that's something else you have to look at. and whether that is a con

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the eu says it will remain sanctions after june 1678927 members say it's imper tiffany arms shipments don't fall into the wrong hands. now, for the first time says it's -- syria says it's willing to talk with rebels. >> to show we're preparing to amendment our arms embargo over the asset -- assad regime gets a clear signal. >> today, abc news confirmed senator john mccain made an unannounced visit to seara. the office says the senator plans to meet with leaders. opposition. >> crews are lee moving first pieces of wreckage from the skagit river after last week's bridge collapse. and taking care to preserve evidence pulled from the waters as part of an investigation after the cargo area of an overloaded tractor trailer hit the bridge and brought it down. a temporary bridge is on order in washington state. officials say should reopen by mid june. >> holiday weekend coming to an end. keep in mind california patrol continues it's enforcement campaign against drunk drivers this memorial day weekend. here is a look at statistics across california 1100 drivers have been arrested for driving u

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the pilot says she's glad no one was hurt.she's disappointed she ruined her brand-new chopper. >>> 7:23. a chicago cubs' fan has now tragically died after choking while eating a hot dog at wrigley field. it happened on sunday during the game. the 28-year-old middle school teacher started to choke and passed out during the national anthem and never regained consciousness. she was kept on life support long enough to donate her organs. doctors say her heart may be used to save of life of a 14- year-old girl who desperately needs a transplant. >>> a teenager in utah accused of fate tally punching a soccer referee during a game has been charged with homicide by assault. police say the 17-year-old punched ricardo portillo in the face after he made a call the teenager got angry over it. portillo suffered serious injuries and died saturday after weeing in a coma for a week. prosecutors want to put him on high schools trial for a week -- put him on trial for a week. >>> sal? >> there was a highway 4 at bailey road at baypoint there. tr

to it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation or to whatever surrounds us in nature and so it's more of a position and the problem with atheism i see is that it requires someone to know that anywhere in the whole universe there isn't a god there isn't proof theistic process and that's impossible because our knowledge is so small in terms of the universe that we couldn't prosody pronounce ourselves and saying we know that nowhere in the whole universe is no such thing as a theistic there's no such thing as a god now if jason was to say he was agnostic and saying well i just don't know if there is a god that i would understand better but atheism is a position that it puts itself against theistic position it's the antithesis of a theistic position now i must say this i still believe it's a it's a belief system because you everybody has to believe one of two things either you believe in an eternal god or you believe in internal matter you only have the two choices and either way you're looking at so soon learn th

if. >>> governor brown says -- brown says california schools should get some cash. money for schools, paying down the state's debt and setting aside $1 billion in a reserve fund. the governor says the extra money is not enough to restore the cuts made in social services in recent years as some democrats had demanded. >> i'm gonna keep this budget balanced as long as i'm around here if i can. there's so many uncertainties out there in the world, that's why i want to keep more money in reserve than those who have immediate needs. >> the governor's budget proposal goes to the state legislature and lawmakers have until june 15th to come up with a spending plan. >> there's good news on the federal budget. it's projected to come in well low what was predicted. the deficit of $642 this year is predicted. that's more than $200 before its february estimate. analysts attribute cake the -- attribute the change to a slowly recovering economy and taxes. >>> aen waking about bats -- and a warning about bats with rainries. rabies. >>> a little bit of slow traffic this morning. i t

some people may say this was a conspiracy. others will say the government will want to leave the country because it does not want to be pulled into the typical pakistani politics of purges and looking into its cost rather than the future. >> always good talking to you, our correspondent from islamabad. a suicide attack in afghanistan has killed at least 13 and wounded 11 others. the bombing occurred in front of central government offices. the taliban has clinton's ability. several police guards were also among the dead. president karzai has condemned the attacks. iraq has been two weeks of intense violence prepare tribal outfs say there will be all war if iraq does not become a federation. of self-governing states. iraq continues to burn. this is bosnia. terror andscenes of bombing in baghdad. people have died in the last few hours. >> a new day of bombings and in iraq. at least two car bombs exploded near a restaurant and bus station in the southern city of boston. police are telling us a least 10 people are killed and many o

yes indeed you know markets are hitting all time highs everywhere but in the united states c m b c says big reason for stock boom companies buying back stock and i they call it the narcissus rally i think they took it from you but they said sure there are plenty of forces pushing stocks higher record corporate earnings small investors finally buying again signs the u.s. economy may be strengthening central banks flooding the financial system with money but you may want to spare a thought and a healthy dose of worry for what is one of the biggest and least appreciated reasons for their rally buybacks oh yeah so the overall economy is doing quite poorly and earnings are not really there their earnings as reported by the big four accounting firms are they're cooked they cooked the books the stocks are rallying based on stock buybacks how do companies afford to buy back their own stock they borrow money from the fed it's zero percent interest rate so here it once again the zero this is an unintended consequence or intended consequence of zero percent interest rate that gives companies a way