lying. >> i thought he was lying too. let's see. >> ce on. >> oh! >>finally. >> instead -- >> a winning streak. >> sounds good. >> if you want to take the quiz, head to our website, rightthisminute.com and click an today's show. >> i got to get better at that. >>> it is a joyride so jarring -- >> you can't even count the whoas. >> what happens when the driver finally reaches the end of the whoas. >>> and ana bell the sheep may be having a bit of an identity crisis, because -- she's bopping around the farm yard. almost puppy-like. see the bouncy way she gets around. zñzñzñtgtgçwoç'c'cz<;<;<>xxó1?1x >>> i think if there was a word record for the number of times a passenger in a vehicle says whoa, this would be the new record holder. two guys in china driving around, doing a joyride, watch this little excursion they're going to go on here. >> whoa! whoa! whoa! >> oh! >> i don't blame the dude. my gosh, i'm saying whoa, i'm not even in the car. >> i think 38 seconds into the video. this part is pretty insane. >> whoa! >> you

i'm not lying. am i lying? >> nope. >> it's twister shock as a guest had to run full speed back into his room to get away from this thing. >> why it wasn't a pretty sight when he finally came out. >>> a dude is showing his drifting skills in. >> his nice bmw m 3 sedan. >> see the moment that made it not so finice. >> a cop checks a driver's license. that's not all the officer wants to check for. the public service that's way beyond the call of duty. >> good thing he had gloves on. >> don't worry about the guy in this video. >> he was okay. >> see why that was hard to believe. >>> another example of how powerful and how scary mother nature can be. >> got hit by a tornado. i'm not lying. am i lying? >> nope. >> we just got hit by a tornado, mom, i swear to god. >> this guy in arkansas saying his motel was hit directly by a tornado. he said he had to run full speed back into his room to get away from this thing. this seems like seconds after whatever it was that hit his motel. >> lobby the safest place to be? oh,

. >> i saw he was lying on the ground, and my first thought was that he had a hart attack, just lying there. the very quickly i realized it wasn't that and i knew my dad was in heaven within seconds. and i ran around the truck and i saw my son lying there, and -- >> her news conference, an incredible sight, like nothing i have ever seen. a known racist now accused of going on a killing spree. apparently tarring jews on the eve of passover. let's get to it. >> but first from the fox news deck at 3:00 in new york city, we have very serious developments in russia and ukraine to report. now russia's president, vladimir putin, seems to be taunting the united states and the rest of the world. that's happening as pro russian supporters bring ukraine even closer to all-out civil war. we're now learning a russian fighter jet flew what the pentagon is calling way too close to u.s. warship. and not just once. but a dozen times over an hour and a half. it happened in the western black sea, in this area right here, not far from ukraine and russia. the pentagon slams the actions as provocative and

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. >> i actually think they are straight up lying on the numbers. saying that 7 million people signed up on a website that was broken. the white house lied about so many things, why not about this. >> good logic there. why not lie about mushroom clouds? we're just 45 minutes away from them. there is no basis to back that claim up whatsoever. president obama is not lying about enrollment numbers. it's an absurd game. here is the bottom line. the anger in denial, well it didn't stop there. a short time later charles kraut hammer draped this line. >> this is a phony number. and it's wonderfully precise. these guys go six months without any idea what the numbers are. and now all of awe a sudden it's to a decimal number. and it's meaningless because a we don't know how many have paid. so it'sen rolt number that's not enrollment. but the more important is how many were previously uninsured. >> where is the curiosity. where is the investigative reporting? you mean to tell me there is not one investigative report in washington, d.c. that wants this story? i

campaign ad and the politics of lying.ma took gm and chrysler into bankruptcy and sold chrysler to italians who are going to build jeeps in china. >> i lost my health care. my family lost their health care. and -- short time after that, my wife became ill. >> since 1996, welfare recipients were required to work. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. july 12th. president obama ended the work require, gutting welfare reform. >> my insurance was canceled because of obama care. now the out-of-pocket costs are so high it is unaffordable. >> the ads you saw were deemed lies or mostly false by journalistic fact checkers. politicians get away with plenty of lies of course. today the supreme court heard arguments in a pretty interesting case that might change whether there can be stricter punishment for lying in politics including potentially jail time. it all started with the 2010 house race in ohioer who an anti-abortion group tried to run this billboard ad. look at that. against then-congressman steve drieha

he was repeatedly accused of lying, described by the prosecution as self a test. >> your life is just about you. what is important to oscar. >> then to his reckless attitude with guns. an incident at this restaurant. the prosecution said that he must be lying. >> your version is that the gun went off. >> i don't recall. i know my finger was not on the trigger. >> directing all his answers to the judge. making headway, suggesting a pattern of pistorius ducking responsibility for his actions. >> you just don't do anything wrong. applied when she died, claiming that he shot her by accident. saying i did not intend to shoot. i pointed it at the door because i believe somebody was in there. the on the reason -- only reason that the deceased went screaming, the door was never closed. oscar pistorius strongly denied that but it has been a bruising day. >> more drama in that trial to come. for missingching malaysia airlines flight mh 370 ing a possible signal. a picked it up in the same area where anna strug and vessel detected audio pings earlier this week. they said it would require --ther

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. >> why do you say he was lying there?cause the letter he sent to congress, to which he referred a few minutes ago, dated march 28th and released yesterday, admitted that they roam through the content of phone calls and the content of e-mails and the content of text messages without a warrant. in direct contradiction to what he said to that senate committee. that was senator widen interrogating -- senator widen knew the answer was a lie at the time he gave it, because senator widen had been briefed in secret and private by dr. clapper and his staff. he gave clapper the opportunity to change his testimony publicly, in writing, under oath, and the director declined to do so. yesterday, when the letter was released -- he sent the letter last week -- he either directly or inadvertently acknowledged that that testimony that you just ran was a lie. for that, he should be prosecuted. the government prosecuted roger clemens for allegedly lying about the contents of his urine before a house committee, and they're not going to prose

the chief prosecutor wrapped up his cross examination by saying that the double-amputee runner was lying in the witness box about what exactly happened the night that he shot his girlfriend. ♪ >> also coming up for you this fakirs in france no longer have to tell policewomen are going on vacation. this is one of several old laws that have been eliminated by the government to make french business better. and the top court in india has officially recognize the countries long marginalized transgender community as neither male nor female, but a third gender. that landmark judgment has been hailed by human rights groups and we will have more on that from new delhi. but first, u.s. president barack obama has urged the russian putin, toladimir have the two sides lay down their arms in the ukraine. frankad what was called a phone call. this was exacerbated over the with confrontations where a russian warplanes buzzed a u.s. destroyer. we take a closer look now at the efforts to try to calm down the crisis. >> outside parliament, supporters of the new authority chant, glory to the ukraine, glory

>>ly drive myself crazy if i had to ask myself this for every person i met, i don't do anything wrong, i don't say inning wrong, if they go after me there's nothingky do about that, i have two friends over there, that have known me for a long time. and it's probably only recently, not too long ago that i would have told myself yeah, it sounds so paranoid, and i would love to think i am being paranoid. >> does it make you paranoid about every text, or email? i just assume there's a third party. sometimes we will throw a joke like ha ha, n.y.p.d., performances especially if something political. >> just to clarify for the third party, and part of me thinks we are not joking when we do that. >> this is part of brooklyn, and it is a center of life for arab they are in grocery stores and it is also a real hot spot for nypd surveillance. >> it seems like no institution is off limits. is is there any reason to believe that something here could be a terrorist group for helping kids with their home work and teaching english is terrorism, i guess so, i don't know. in organization with good peopl

. >> she's lying?> she lied in her statements and lied when she was up here my lady. >> about being with you at somebody's house that day? >> all i'm saying is i can't remember anybody being with me. i don't remember -- i remember meeting to sign papers in a residential area. i can't recall in which residential area it was. i think it was in october two years -- a year and a half ago. >> do you think that's significant -- if there's any indication you were at will mr. bear's, you can't deny because you can't remember? >> that's correct. >> she says she went to a residential place to sign gun papers. she is just making it up? >> i don't know if she made that up. i don't remember miss taylor accompanying me to meet mr. bear. if that's what she says, i can't say she's lying on that fact. i can't remember anyone accompanying me to see mr. bear. >> she's not the only one making it up. it must also be mr. fresco making it up. >> i didn't say she made it up. i said i can't remember this. >> okay. then the two

her ly can you come to the front? >> good afternoon sir. >> good afternoon. >> anyone else i'm sorry anyone else interested in having public comment on this item please submit a speaker card. >> my name is michael hurly the new water resources manager let me start by clarifying commissioner moran's question the comments today are related to the rebate and there's a separate letter and response from the puc staff regarding the 10-year but again today's comments are focussed specifically on the rebate. so to give you -- with only 1 year passing since the last major rebate the commissioner is considering modification of the budget and schedule. >> the statement you have available i made a few more copies available to the secretary. >> you are going to read this out loud. >> any objection to that that will be the order you can finish the rest of your time though. >> appreciate. do want to reiterate appreciate the staff's cooperation and support on this on the 10-year response as well as working with mr. wade and his staff

she could face up to 11 years if convicted on the commission lying -- on lying to the commission. >>he committee thinks things indicate that laws may have been broken. we've referred this this to eric holder. if we don't stand up for people's constitutional rights on behalf of the american people, who else will? >> but did she act alone? >> i am not convinced that she is the sole leader involved in this. i don't think she came up with this scheme all by herself. i think there were others involved, including lawyers i used to work at, chief counsel's office. these letters show there's chief counsel's engagement. i would get the testimony and see where it leads. >> unfairly targeting groups and misleading investigators and illegally releasing taxpayer information. >> referring it to the headquarters of the current coverup which is holder's justice department. we've had three major scandals in the last 40 years, watergate, iran contra, and this one. the first two were investigated vigorously by the press and select committees of congress. that's not what happened with this one. >> greg,

>>> after the denying is putin just lying?russian president admitting -- troops were in crimea before the referendum. what's going on now? >> we're now in the eastern part of ukraine. the regional capitol, they're on the verge of war. there are tens of towns of troops and pro-russian separatists have taken over the parliament buildings. three miles from where we are. the folks outside waving russian flags, singing russian songs, are framing this in the way of the oold cold war. they think roche supports them and america support thing ukraine. >> you're angry with america. >> very angry. not only as america but with their support of america, european union, such countries as germany. >> what should america do? >> america should go to america and live their own life. >> stay out of ukraine. >> instead of ukraine, sure, without any doubt. >> the pro russian separatists say they're not leaving the building, and obviously the ukrainian army does not want to move in because they feel that would give president putin pretext to use th

. >> as i pulled up, i saw that he was lying on the ground. and my first thought was that he had a heart attack. he was just lying there. quickly, i realized it wasn't that. and i knew that my dad was in heaven. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> reporter: police say cross drove a mile away to this jewish assisted living facility, where they say he shot and killed terri lamanno in the parking lot. she was there visiting her mother, which she did every sunday. steve osunsami, abc news, overland park, kansas. >>> search for flight 370 has entered a new phase. crews are using the bluefin underwater drone to look for the missing plane. the drone spent six hours underwater on its first day out. it was forced to surface when it went lower than its optimal depth of 2 1/2 miles. it had to return to the ship where its data was downloaded. the bluefin will take a second plunge today. >>> tensions between the u.s. and russia are ratcheting up. and a phone call between president obama and president putin doesn't appea

and if he is lying, he must be guilty because there's no other reasonable deduction. and that's a very high standard of proof for gerry nel to try to have achieved on a circumstantial case. he certainly will be placing all of his focus and really trying to grill pistorius and set up not one or two inconsistencies or mistruths but a track record of inconsistencies or mistruths. >> as we wait for the testimony to begin, which we will cross to as soon as it does, what's your professional assessment, your expert assessment here? has the prosecution reached that threshold yet? and if not, what will he need to do today to get there? >> reporter: in my opinion, i don't think he's reached the threshold yet. what he has done is set up a clear narrative for the argument he's making. he managed to enter that into the record yet in a very clear and coherent way. he has always started laying the groundwork in order to meet that burden of proof. as we know in this trial, the burden does rest with the state. and it is to beyond a reasonable doubt. therefore, it's not sufficient that

>> he is making up --e -- lying. she said maddock. he abused me. . >> you think your brother wanted to go to africa this time? >> uh-uh. >> why not? >> i don't know. he was out of his mind, i guess. >> can't help for feeling for this 15-year-old bit. it is tough enough being a teenager. but all this family drama, that can't help things. >> reporter: you're right. the family is going through so much emotion. we did hear from the brother that it is not unusual for him to take off once every few months. but he usually does come home. they also said she a quiet kid. he keeps to himself. whenever he is stressed out, he doesn't always share the information with his family. >> to see the initial reaction from his african birth mother and weigh in, go to our website kpix.com. >>> word on what may have caused that mid-air collision between the two small planes above san pablo bay. crews spot the wreckage of the one missing cessna. kpix 5's christin ayers on the discovery and what happens next. >> reporter: yeah, ken. ntsb officials are reporti

it's lying. >> reporter: the kids say their mom left them when they were young. and only wants to reunite with them now to get out of the refugee camp. >> we already have a good family here. and we don't -- we love her. but she left us when we needed her the most so we don't want her. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> his brother and sister told betty they don't know why he stowed away on the plain in the first place but they don't think it was to try to fly back to africa. this morning he's still in the hospital and his father is making plans now to bring him back to the bay area. >>> we have developing news from san pablo bay where the next step is to recover a small plane that crashed on sunday. the wreckage has been found in about 15 feet of water north of the richmond san rafael bridge. the contra costa county sheriff's department marked the location and officials are not saying whether the pilot has been found. it's not clear whether the cessna broke apart when it hit the water. it was already missing a wing after the collision with a world war ii vintage p

he's either lying or he's incompetent. don't know -- i don't think someone istruth. >> you probably should get your timeline right. he was fighting in afghanistan when this took place. he came back and then ran for attorney general. >> it's his office. let me tell you how sick this guy is. we looked at the warrant. the guy groomed this girl. she said he said let's keep it a little secret, okay? there were disgusting things he did, and he got no prison time because they wanted to make sure he was rehabbed. you can do rehab in jail. you can do rehab out of jail. doesn't matter. no one cares about the victim. that's the problem. >> i do, but i don't think you can blame it on someone who wasn't in the office at that point. the fact of the matter is, the state shouldn't be -- a fourth degree rape charge, you don't go to jail? you should go to jail for any rape. >> eric, if there are more questions than answers, shouldn't then the media do due diligence to find out who signed off on this. his name is dupont, as jesse mentioned.

people evacauating the low lying areas. nerves here are shot and here's wh there have literally been hunderds of earthquakes ovee past two weeks. the stronge being a six point seven quan march 16th. in that case... hundred thousand people evacuated coastal areas. but there was no tsunami materialized. a very different story tonight whe big waves are expected in t next few hours. the quake triggered tsunami alerts for all of latin america's pacific coast -- including chile, bolivia and equador. waves measuring 6 and a bolivia and equador. waves measuring 6 and a half feet already hitting low lying a. we want to switch to chilean tv where s switch to chilean tv where s so here's the latest know i. and 8.2 quake rocks chile.. tsunami warnings are posted that nation and two others. to be clear-- there are no tsunami warnings for califo hawaii, or alaska. we have getting more details on the quake from the u-s geologic survey in menlo. we'll share that information when we get it. from the newsroom lidna yee. tech workers boarding

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you're lying.in south africa, he is actually able to say that, and for the most part the jump is letting him. he did get scolded when he went a little too far. >> the prosecutorring says is very simple. where oscar pistorius' story is very complicated and sometimes contradictory, but the prosecutor is saying you guys were in a fight. she went into the bathroom. she locked the door. you're yelling at each other, she in the front of the toilet. you got fed up and blew her away. >> your four neighbors testified they heard a woman scream before the shots were fired. >> screaming from the other side of the bathroom door at oscar pistorius. >> that is key here. he was saying he was yelling for her to can call 9-1-1 and he never heard her respond even though she was in his version of events, just a few feet away in the bathroom. >> this guy is the biggest star of any kind in all of south africa. and there this one judge is with m lady, two advisers helping her with this and she'll decide whether the great

. >> lying is not the answer. >> i'm not lying. i just don't tell him. >> okay, but -- >> i'm not going to sit there and tell him, oh, yeah, your mom sells drugs and your mom robs people to -- >> an inmate learns addiction and motherhood do not make a good mix. while two other inmates are left wondering which is the father of her child. >> i swear to god. i'll beat your ass right in front of the police and everything. >> when a feud from the streets boils over in the jail, deputies are forced to respond. and -- >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. >> another inmate trains for better days on the streets. >> get a lot of clientele. >> ha! ♪ >> surrounded by the foothills outside oakland, california, the santa rita jail can be mistaken for an office park, if not for the mile and a half or so of razor wire lining its perimeter. >> hey. >> most of the roughly 2,700 male inmates and 300 female inmates are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> some people think it's a joke and it's f

>> quiet, for sure. >> first responders discovered janet lying on the floor of the upstairs office. >s on her back, her t was raised up, exposing a wound to the center of her chest. >> janet also had a stand wound to her hand, suggesting she tried to protect herself. the fatal wound was to her neck. and the weapon was nowhere in sight. >> literally no disturbance on the desk. >> suggesting it was not a violent struggle. >> no. which was kind of odd, based on it being a stabbing. >> crime scene investigators began the task of swabbing the entire house. it was no surprise that most of the blood and fingerprints tested came back as either raven's or janet's. but there were some things the techs had a harder time explaining. the first was a fingerprint found on the upstairs office closet door. not far from janet's body. >> that print didn't come back to anybody. >> no. >> then there was a shoe print left in blood next to janet. >> could you tell anything about this bloody footprint? >> it was right there by janet, but nothing definitive about the type of shoe, the make or anything. >> fin

showing that people are lying. you know? perjury. lying under oath. >> but all of melton's co-defendants are on record saying melton played a key role, that he not only participated in the crimes but was actually a guest at the party. part of a plan in which melton would case the location for the others. >> if he gets found guilty, he'd rather go down saying he fought going down instead of, oh, i didn't take no plea like the rest of them. but when you fight, you ain't doing nothing but pissing them off. you making the judge and victims go through this night again, all this distraught, emotional. so if you do lose, you going to get hit with the max. >> melton says his co-defendants lack credibility. >> four against one. that is pretty bad odds, but four criminals. you know? >> even though hodges, jones and townes have all pled guilty to sexual criminal misconduct, they deny having committed the acts. the victim stated she could not identify their faces because they were masked. but according to hodges, some of the victims were still a

. >> as i pulled up, i saw that he was lying on the ground.first thought was that he'd had a heart attack. he was just lying there. very quickly i realized that it wasn't that. and i knew that my dad was in heaven within seconds. and i ran around the truck, and i saw my son lying there, and there were already two people with him. there were two men whom i don't know. and they were holding him, and i did not get a good look at him. i saw just that he seemed a little lifeless. it was a horrible act of violence, and my dad, our dad, and my son were at the wrong place at the wrong time for a split second. >> and she went on to say she takes comfort in the fact that neither her father nor her son saw the attack coming, and they felt no pain. >>> we are waiting for the murder trial of oscar pistorius to get underway. >> he has just arrived at pretoria's high court. that happened a few minutes ago. coming up, we'll look at the line of questioning which can be expected from that very aggressive prosecutor. >>> and seeing red. the first full lunar ecli

have caused him to be that fearful of crime, and then, therefore, again, by implication, he must be lying>> let me ask you about this judge, because we've heard just in the last 40 minutes or so, she was asking oscar pistorius if he was tired, if he was able to give the testimony, because it's the best thing for him, the best thing for the case for him to be in good shape, best thing for the court. also, just earlier this week, she adjourned when he was so overwrought that he was having trouble testifying on the stand. there are observers in this country, you know, with different legal systems, but observers in this country who are saying this judge is being very, very friendly to a man who's accused of brutally murdering a woman. >> reporter: in fairness, in terms of this legal system, she is treating oscar pistorius absolutely no differently to how she would treat and has treated any other witness in any other case in this country. we have an accuseatorial system. the judge needs to be an impartial empire, and a lot of the evidence is largely center aernd oral testimony. that is her pri

are you lying to me? no! come on. let's go do some business. don't do it, howard! okay. pete, that was a wide shot? yeah. all right. um, i think what you said -- i think i agree with you. we got to do the closeup. yeah. 'cause this is her moment, getting towards the end of the scene. you're gonna need it. it's also a really strong reaction shot. i'm only worried about her sightline. i'm not sure if she should be looking the way we shot her -- offscreen right -- or whether she should be looking back this side. so maybe we should -- well her sightline is to the right. and it looks pretty strong to the right. but i think you, just as a precaution, get her looking left. and also it would help you with the dance-around sequence. you might need her look to screen left. don't do it, howard! (woman) what did you say? don't do it, howard! take 1. take 2, 3. don't do it, howard! can you have her on camera? sure. let's go do some business. don't do it, howard! what did you say? i said, "don't do it." when she says, "don't do it" for the first time, she's looking offscreen ft yeah.

we're getting a chance of lying rain coming through the bay area. but today it was just gorgeous. temperatures well before average. still 82 right now in antioch. 65, san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a miracle. >>> the driver suffered

the 49 year- old was found lying on the ground south of the glen cove station on park avenue. paramedics took him to a hospital. the initial investigation indicates he might have fallen. public safety officials say it does not appear he is hit by that train. >> federal judge has a suburban day care worker must be freed from prison as she appeals a conviction. spend almost a decade behind bars. the judge says there is no evidence to suggest that they did not cause the child's death. will be freed after the date discuss appropriate bond conditions. faces the death penalty or life in prison. dna evidence also links and to the stabbing death of laura hops. >> an image of jesus displayed at the daily plaza is believed to have been vandalized for the first time in eight year history. the images known as the divine mercy. a glass case was shattered. organizers hope can also help them track down how did this. >> a city council committee meets this afternoon to discuss a proposal to ban plastic eggs in chicago. >> >> all biodegradable. why shouldn't be others do the same thing? >> and

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he was just lying there.y i realized that it wasn't that and i knew that my dad was in heaven within seconds. >> no one believes this will happen to you, to your family i know that my dad would have given anything if it could have just been him. he would have stood up and just said take me. >> perhaps the killings will be prosecuted as a hate crime. mark, your group has been following frazier glen cross for years. do you know of anything that could have set him off and possibly triggered this attack or was it all about timing at the right time as passover began? >> well, i think it may have had something to do with passover. it probably had a great deal to do with his age. he was 73, going on 74. we have seen this kind of thing before when the holocaust museum was attacked in 2009, the man was in his late 80s and wanted to go out in some kind of hail or glory or bullets or whatever. in this case i don't think there is anything very obvious as to why the man allegedly began so it's very unclear. >> what does b

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and he is being accused of lying under oath in january of 2010. there was a lawsuit brought against him by two employees saying they were what paid overtime or minimum wage and michael grim said he didn't use a personal e-mail account, which the grand jury said he did. they also said he denied he had paid employees in cash which the prosecutors say they evidence to the contrary. >> you have been writing about this. what has been his response? >> he hasn't responded directly. he had a press conference after 1 p.m. and said he was innocent and this legal team would handle the charges and they would fight quote to the nail to exonerate him. he said he will continue to stay in office and seeking reelection in the fall. >> he is calling it a witch hunt. he is a former marine >> that is right. he sought out white caller crime on wall street so the legal procedures shouldn't be new to him. he did call this a witch hunt and said it is character assassination. he is not speaking directly about the charges but saying he is innocent. he is calling himself in

we're getting a chance of lying rain coming through the bay area. but today it was just gorgeous. temperatures well before average. still 82 right now in antioch. 65, san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a miracle. >>> the driver suffered

ain't telling on me, you need to go to court and tell, you know, the judge that the prosecutor is lying on you. >> when authorities learned of the visit, they gave jones a new charge -- tampering with a witness. >> so i get charged with tampering with him, but he came to see me and told me he ain't say nothing, they lying. >> mallory is scheduled to take the stand in jones's trial in just days. meanwhile, the city of louisville is gripped by another recent crime, the murder of 15-year-old gregory holt. >> early last wednesday morning his mother returned home from the store to find the front door busted in and her son shot to death in his bedroom. >> five days after holt's murder police have arrested a suspect in the case. 19-year-old anthony hogan. >> anthony hogan, station 7. do you know your charges? >> could you read them off for me? >> possession of cocaine, traffic in controlled substance, murder, and burglary first degree. >> hogan says he's innocent. >> they trying to say that i did it. but i don't even know this kid. i don't know his family. i don't know nothing about him. or no

[laughter] she was not lying. to theski jumpers athletes and coaches to sewer our country in uniform like dan who we are so proud of. these athletes all send a message that resonates far beyond the limited visage -- olympic village. going for the gold and pushing yourselves to be the best and inspire the rest of us to try to be a little better. just get off the couch. that is what michelle said. all of you remind us, just like the olympics, the most important thing in life is not the triumph, it is the fight. i want to take an example of somebody who could not be here today but his story is typical of so many of yours. this is noel pace. he was hoping to be here. she has been on the road a lot. she wanted to give back to her husband and kid. almost a decade ago, noel was on top of the world after winning the women's skeleton world cup. she was injured in a freak accident that caused her to stop. she missed the podium by 1/10 of a second in 2010. she retired to spend more time with her family but then two years ago

step was lying when they said that. >> i know you want to argue.been how you've been giving evidence. they must be lying about the light. >> they said they saw the lights on immediately after the shooting. that was the first shooting. that's incorrect. >> then screaming. they were concerned between the shots. was that also you? >> on the first shots -- >> they said between the noises they heard screaming. was that you? >> which shots my lady. they said they heard screaming between the shots. the second shots. that's what they said. >> between the first shot and the second shot there was screaming. was that you? >> which series of noises my lady? >> you see, i don't see why you don't understand. i think you don't want to. they heard sounds, heard a woman scream again. they heard sounds again. is that -- can you remember that? can you? mr. pistorius, there's a problem. you're quiet looking at the court. just answer -- >> i'm thinking my lady. if i've missed just tell me. remember the steps the gunshots were the second grouping. the second noises they

in other words, they were lying. they knew they were lying.and actually to some degree, , some of them showed particular -- a good deal of realism about what was happening in vietnam contrary to the impression they were giving. i remember one of the joe pfeiffer cartoons. said, i knewnels this and johnson did not know it? and you knew it and you knew it. how could johnson not know this? the answer is he did know it. he was just lying to us when he said that he didn't. the implication is the government is able to keep secrets very well. and the secret they kept was what they were up to, what they thought be prospects were, what they thought the costs were pretty much. they were simply lying about it and they were able to keep secret the fact that they did know that much about it and that the prospects were as bad as they actually were. it's hard to believe that they could have gotten us into vietnam specifically had that information been made available in 1965. there are two ways that might have happened. bob scheer putting it out in a pamphlet

you can tell he is lying. >> yeah, he is lying, he is absolutely lying. >> where did he grow up, andy think we all know where he grew up. and it was not a place where you could go swimming. >> where perry is going -- >> a place where there are a number of dogs missing. i want to get to you, because you are -- >> i don't like to fight. >> i know, but okay -- >> where is your beret? >> you will have to find it. okay, the real casualty in the russian/american war is me because i am married to a russian. what do i do? what happens in situations where there is a conflict, but the couple is like -- because i know we're going to say it is fine but then when it happens, it is not going to end well, will it? >> i met your wife. >> she will kill me. we're going to have to fight to the death. >> you're going to have to stay in your apartment, saying time starts now. >> you're going to have to kill her or she is going to kill you. >> i think you are going to have to go. time starts now. >> no, she will take me. she would kill me for less. >> and not that her russian family, you're done. >> i want

we have to resolve it peaceful ly caught the constant crisis. we have to sit down to see what russians demand are and what ukrainians can do and how the west can help. if the russians are seeing that ukraine is moving forward--by the way, when we discuss the word referendum, we don't talk about referendum regarding what. ukraine does need constitutional reform. again, the constitutional reform and true legitimacy is the only thing that can hold the country together, and the citizens have to participate in that. citizens cannot become victims of this very fragile government there has to be good will on every par party involved. the russians are prepared to do that. we need to stop the rhetoric that takes us away and distract us from the need for a deep reform reconciliation between western ukrainians and eastern ukrainians. the respect to demands to be able to continue to speak russian, the culture of russia to be recognized, and act democratically and then all issues can be resolved. i'm very optimistic as long as the parties are past pragmatic

so, in other words, they're using it as a basis on which to suggest that pistorius is lying about hisversion of events. >> kelly, it seems to me up until this point, really until now, the prosecutor's been circling around, circling around, close in and closing in on pistorius, but he hasn't yet dealt directly with the primary issues dealing with the moment that that gun was fired and those shots were fired. do we expect that will happen, and if it does happen, today? >> reporter: it will happen as an absolute certainty. i would expect that it could happen today, because already he has moved his line of questioning back to that night in question. so, we just moments ago heard him asking pistorius about, and if you say that your alarm was on in that house, on that night when you thought there were intruders, why would the alarm not have gone off? why didn't that occur to you? so, we can see him slowly but surely moving in, in terms of his line of questioning, to closer proximity to those fatal moments. >> and those moments are the ones that could very well decide this case, correct? >>