something in owen's mind had unlocked and those disney movies seemed to be the key. >> i go in to owen'sroom, i grab a puppet one of his favorite characters, yaggo. i crawl over to the bed so he doesn't see me. i throw the bedspread and push the puppet up through the crease of the bedspread. i talk to him as yaggo. so i say, okay, okay, owen, what does it feel like to be you? and owen turns to the puppet like bumping in to an old friend. and he says, "it's not good and i have no friends and i'm lonely" then we talked. yaggo and owen for about two minutes and of course, it's our first conversation for four years. >> reporter: do you remember when your dad started to talk to you as if he was one of the characters. >> yeah. reporter: you remember that? >> yeah. reporter: what was malik? >> amazing. reporter: this is owen today. 23 years old and about to graduate from river view school. a college program for special needs students. have you learned anything particularly important from the movies? >> when i grew up watching them i learned that it could help me find my place in the world. >> r

i would have said, of course. >> what's incredible is owen is your son. >> yes.e was diagnosed at 3 or 3 1/2 with the regressive form of autism. >> yes. he was a typical kid, let's go get ice cream, then regress. it's very similar to the regular autism. it's about a third of the cases are regressive. the problem is they feel like they're vanishing in front of you, they just disappear. >> right. and, of course, you say, what happened? you know, did he hurt himself, bang his head? and then we hear the word "autism." >> and he has, at this point, somewhat disappeared. you cannot communicate with him, but something happens that unlocks the mystery. >> yeah, he loved the disney animated movies. every kid did. he's watching again with a peculiar intensity. he's not speaking. he's silent at this point but you can see him rewinding. after a while, we hear jibberrish. he's saying things we eventually realize are lines from the movie, at which point our life becomes insane. we start speaking in disney dialogue. he repeats the next line. it was crazy. >> thank god it wasn't

i kept e-mailing, sure, owen can come, owen can come, that's great. two owens are here.o owens? how am i supposed to know this. that's very disorganized. disay something dirty? disay something dirty? >> no. >> how are you going to tell them apart, mika? >> i say "owen" and two boys walk up. >> disay something dirty? >> no. >> if it's way too early, it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> there it is, west point, the oldest continually occupied post in america. it's the setting for president obama's commencement speech today. we'll get a preview from secretary of state john kerry. plus we'll get a look at what edward snowden said in his exclusive sitdown and how he got access to classified material and what made him dump it out for the world to see. and say hello to some new

abc's ryan owens is tracking it all tonight. >> reporter: inundating rains are flooding parts of the south tonight, swamping streets near new orleans. tornado and flash flood watches and warnings are posted throughout the area. one confirmed twister touched down here in garyville, louisiana. >> it scared the devil out of me. >> reporter: winds of 105 miles an hour blew a tree into this man's house. >> boom, boom, boom! that was it. it shook the house where i'm living at. it shook that house. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, there have been more than 160 severe weather reports across the eastern half of this country. none more dramatic than this lightning strike caught by storm chaser scott sheppard. look at the cloud of dust that rises from this south dakota road. sheppard's nearly fatal mistake. he had his arm hanging out of the car window to shoot video when he became the story! >> the bolt came down, completely disabled the vehicle. it exploded the asphalt around our truck, and shot it maybe 40 feet into the air, i received quite a hefty shock in my arm. >> reporter: he wasn't h

and abc's ryan owens is in arizona for us this evening. >> reporter: on the fire line tonight. hot shot crews are on the lookout making sure flames do not jump out of the deep canyon. >> if they see any kind of big flare-up, their to get out of there. >> reporter: more than seven square miles of rugged forest have burned. but firefighters torched this on purpose to starve the flames of fuel and save hundreds of homes. with more than 800 firefighters here and an air arsenal of helicopters and tankers the commander is cautionly confident. >> that does not mean we're out of the woods by any way, shape or form. it means we have a place to start anchoring and tying all the pieces of the puzzle together. >> reporter: renee stone isn't taking any chances. she's packing up pictures and a trunk with something very special inside. >> when are you getting married? >> in june. the end of june. >> here? >> here in the backyard. >> reporter: she had this message for firefighters. >> thank you for everything that you're doing and stay safe and you're doing a great job. >> reporter: they have

now, okay, this is ansel and owen and lindsey.ound so you can show your mustacheifier. >> that's so cute. >> look at this child, oh, my gosh. >> this is owen and his little glasses. >> i can't even. >> and peace, love, world, teamed up with pharrell to make these t-shirts. let's show everyone your t-shirt. look at this t-shirt. >> love. >> great stuff. >> great, you guys. >> all right. >> are you losing your mind? this could be something other than dementia causing your memory loss. >> on a lighter note, baby animals after this. hey, this is where we grow the mustard seed that makes french's yellow mustard. 100% natural from me to you. with 40% more free, there's more to love. french's. naturally amazing. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. most people don't know how to choose a new dentis

>> "lego wars" is represented by the samuel owen gallery exclusively. the owner of the gallery is my best friend. i owe him a lot. he was the first person to look at this and say you need to do more of this. >> are you going to do more? the lego movie has grossed $400 million. then you have the star wars movie coming out a year from this december. >> sunday, may the fourth be with you, i actually made a new piece that will go live on the website that day. >> this sunday. we will look for it. may the fourth be with you. dale may, check it out. coming up, marcus samuelson will talk about his amazing journey from a tragedy in ethiopia to being one of the world's top chefs. he even cooks for the president. coming up, the kentucky derby. that is this saturday. we will speak to the president of a bourbon distiller to find out how to make the perfect derby drink. ♪ >> my next guests offers an experience they consider priceless. a chance to mingle with some of your favorite celebrities. joining me now, the president and founder of karlitz and company. they are

jake owen reached a settlement in 2010.s, melodies from famous blue musicians in the past. but this jake owen case is a more recent vintage and you have to wonder if that settlement did not perhaps inspire spirit or the family of randy california to bring this suit. randy california was talking about this in '96, '97. this is hardly the first time that somebody has noticed this similarity. >> joe, thank you. >>> wolf blitzer is here and it's called the forgotten bombing. >> long before benghazi in 1983, terrorists blew up the embassy in beirut killing about 60 people including the cia station chief. we've got the author of a brand-new book, "the life and death of ames" is coming into "the situation room." he's got some explosive new allegations. i think you're going to be interested. if you watch homeland. >> of course. >> then you'll love this. >> tuning in in seven minutes. mr. blitzer, good to see you. >>> coming up, the first lady angry at those who want to skip her school lunches. that's next. hey, razor. check this ou

deputies say keshia owens was in possession of a number of credit cards with her name on it. they say it appears he bought the have -- she bought the victim's information online and then used it to create counterfeit cards. another group was arrested two weeks ago on similar charges. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. melted melted and charred, this playgrounds is off limits to children. tonight investigators are trying to figure out who set the fire at the school. ktvu's john sasaki found out that structure is used by more than just students. >> reporter: kids at marshall elementary school know one of their best sources of fun are gone. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he and his father will miss the play structure after someone stet on fire at 1:00 a.m. this morning. >> all i could think is it was teenagers or, you know, just not using common sense. not good for the community, though. >> reporter: it was donated to the school by the pta and the president was devastated that the structure burned. >> it is important to the community. people come on the weekeds and use the -- weekends and use

for more, we're joined by david owen. >> hello. >> there was growth it eurozone.d not grow -- france and the netherlands saying. what is your early read through to the numbers we witnessed today? >> we haven't seen the macro level that we've seen in the u.k. or the u.s., so the building blocks to build a sort of sustained recovery or strong base recovery simply were not there. it seemed encouraging that the eurozone has recovered at all. it's not a surprise to get one to supporting quarter. or eurozone probably grew will have grown in the second quarter, but not a strong recovery. to beion in may is likely .5 or below. put more pressure on mario draghi to do something at the next meeting. >> .5%, way off the target. what is mario draghi going to do? is he going to use traditional tools or go -- he is under pressure. done should've quantitative easing when he took over the ecb in 2011. we have already seen asset markets, spreads, conditions improving. quantitative easing is probably not on the agenda now. taking the overnight deposit rate negative almost seemed lik

the movie did not win any oscars, but it stars owen wilson and vince vaughn. they play washed up 45-year-olds competing with very talented 20-year-olds for jobs at google. at the climax of the movie, they are bleary-eyed and downtrodden. it seems clear, they're going to lose their job opportunity. at that moment, a discouraged young intern says "the whole american dream thing that you guys grew up on -- that is all it is nowadays, a dream." graduates, do not ever allow yourself to believe that. instead, think about this. there is more information on your smart phone than there was in the local library when your parents grew up. sure, life in modern america is not all candy in rainbows. yet, for all of our challenges, our country remains an amazing place. the land of opportunity. here are a few facts for you. despite china's remarkable economic growth, america's economy remains double the size of china's. bigger than anyplace else in the world. when measured on a per person basis, as your economics professors would say, probably the most accurate measure of soc

what owen. the piece the drive. the story system the stories. she's fifty one he's got it. the reason why lawyers say the least. this was introduced himself to be this good and funny. as a first person i meet. as a policeman on them honestly due to be absolutely certain as to what harm could it be that difficult. also it is the fire. that your people just a second issue to defer to someone. what does the trick. yesterday my baby the smoke. these people were the eighteenth it was his mum was on the scene settlement. that's pretty close on something the uniform. to start. to the extent of the increase in solution. we need you. being stuck. twenty two he was a medical doctor you recall last. yes i do. was it about discussion. between. using the stove it's so. that was communicated between two of you. it was a much discussed just because he has stepped up to stop. we came out. he started don't get anything like that. just to be here four starts. saddam's screams four shots. well you should you receive you. with reduced to four shots and was one. i'm making. he's really like to

y se destaca una pelÍcula owen y binotche. nasa con cientos de miles de fotos reunidas con imÁgenes enviadas de cada rincÓn de la tierra. >> y nosotros en primer impacto tambiÉn envÍamos nuestra foto que hizo parte de esta campaÑa global para celebrar el dÍa de la tierra, la nasa recibiÓ hermosas imÁgenes del 113 paÍs es, y el resultado final es simplemente espectacular, ahÍ estÁn todas las fotos, estamos felices porque nos escogieron, y ahÍ estamos en la pÁgina de la nasa. >> usted puede entrar a la pÁgina de la nasa, hacer un zoom, y buscar dentro de su paÍs, si sus fotos fue dentro de las elegidas, aquÍ tenemos mÁs fotos de las elegidas en la campaÑa. y precisamente hablando de nuestra tierra, pasamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo, ya viste tu foto? >> la estoy buscando, mario andrÉs dice que él la vio. >> mi esposo. que bueno tenerte eduardo, con esta imagen tan hermosa de la ciudad de miami. >> sÍ, hay imÁgenes de prÁcticamente todo el mundo. y empezamos con el pronÓstico de temporada de huracanes del atlÁntico, que pudiera ser

obtained this photo taken by a woman that says water was flowing for more than an hour yesterday near owens drive. >> we were shock. i removed my lawn and i try to conserve. >> some residents upset while they're being ordered to cut water use. overall it is making major strike to conserve. its water use has down 70% compares to last year. >>> we got a few clouds showing up north of the area. you see the shower here. that's pretty much the end of it as the system glides through. and we are going to warm even more. we warmed up today in 5 to 8 de in some places. the fog right now in san francisco. you see it here encompasses allf the san francisco area and just getting to the ballpark. in the next hour or so it will start to fill in. it will be a chilly night at the ball game. that's where the cool moist air are pushing its way in the inlands. it is not going to have the big push over the next few d these greens -- the holiday weekend will be quite night. over night lows will be in the mid-50s. currently in san jose, it is 7 0 degrees and daytime high tomorrow in san jose is going to be about

learn a lesson from me, do not hang your arm outside of it. >> reporter: ryan owens, abc news, dallashat's a reminder. >>> here's a look at today's weather. the entire southeast quadrant of the nation will see showers, heavy and torrential at times with the low mississippi valley and gulf coast seeing four inches or more. thunderstorms will also pop up across the rockies as well as seattle, but the rest of the nation will be clear and dry. >> and temperatures will be cooling most everywhere today, barely getting out of the 60s in the northeast and the northwest and in the 90s in the southwest. >>> emergency crews have pulled off a dramatic rescue in colorado. plucking a stranded climber to safety. samuel frappier was stuck on a ledge 13,000 feet in a rugid part of rocky mountain nation tell park. the 19-year-old from canada was airlifted and taken to the hospital by ambulance. before help arrived he had to spend the night in the freezing cold wearing only cotton clothing and tennis shoes. >> i imagine people saying i'm stupid. and they are right. it was stupid and i'm never going to d

and, by the way, clive owens, welcome to "morning joe."go and i turned the channel and there you were in "arthur," wearing a funny helmet and bleeding all over the place. this is a little bit different. i want to get to the david bowie sign. first of all, talk about the amazing chemistry that you guys had on the set. >> we were very much helped by a really, really great script. the dialogue, it was fantastic, very witty and humorous. i think it helped having one of the greatest actresses. i think the very first scene was shot, we made each other laugh and thought we're off to a good start here. the whole experience was really great and very playful. >> does it ever throw when you you shoot scenes out of sequence, you viewer cease the movie from beginning, middle to end. how do you adjust mentally every day to shooting different sequences? >> you adjust to doing the script in different places. you have to know when you hit a place that's not in the natural rhythm that you're in the right place. i just shot my first tv show in a long time an

calvin owens has more. our daily bread, anywhere, anytime. baker from eastern france has invented a vending machine that makes and sells fresh baguettes 24 hours per day. a prestigious part of a new invention from the french president. hisbaker is touting success. >> people have called from japan this morning. they have a big problem with humidity affecting their problem -- products. the weather there is humid. this vending machine would be a new solution for them. >> each machine costs 65,000 euros. just like any other vending machine, you put in a coin, and inside an oven finishes baking a half cooked baguette. >> the robot takes the baguette from the start and voilÀ. >> fresh bread in just a few minutes. he has taken the business to the annual consumer products fare in the french capital. crested.nice and great to have fresh bread in the morning. >> i think it is interesting. bring goodll help to quality bread to places where there are no bakeries. >> some of these machines have already been installed in eastern france, paris, and russia,

you know we're having this birthday party for everybody or, excuse me, for owen, and, you know, we'relly low on water and we've been harvesting the water, but it's not going to rain for like another year and a half and i really want to give owen his favorite thing which is macaroni and cheese, so i was hoping that maybe we could ask each one of our brothers and sisters, which is why i'm asking you, if you would donate some water to the boiling of the macaroni and cheese. >> see, that would hit home for me. now you're getting me where it counts. if our mac and cheese supply is in danger, i will, indeed, respond. but that was like buried in all the other ads. >> that's the kind of stuff we see on tragedy television on the weather channel. you know, my cat missy almost died in a thunderstorm. why didn't they run that one? >> that's too easy. the mac and cheese one though, if this gets so bad we can't have mac and cheese -- >> that's cheesy. >> pat, thank you very much. good seeing you again. >> bye. >>> in the meantime, mexico's economy heading south and the worse things get south of the

reporter: this is near owens drive in pleasanton, a flood of city of water -- drinking water flowing more than an hour inches deep, this photo sent to us by rebecca. >> there was a big flood of water and we were shocked, it upsets me because i planted drought tolerant plants, i tried to conserve. reporter: the city blamed a bad contractor. >> that contractor is having that fixed, we'll shut the water off to that. reporter: daniel smith did confirm drinking water is used to erie gate city's sports fields, residents are under 25% water cuts an could face fines. >> the drought -- people have very green lawns i would be surprised if they let this one die,. reporter: residents point to annually planted median slips. the city says, hold on, it's conserving water big time showing me new figures that compared to last year official city water use is down 70%. the city says, the conserve now message to residents and businesses still hadn't sunk in. and tomorrow's water supplies are today going down the drain. >> if we conserve we can make it. if we didn't conserve we literally could have times

. >> fishermen like kelly owens doing their best to stay out of the searchers way. >> i am sure there are currants that would be moving making things difficult for them. >> today, we're told deputies were employing sonar technology to search for the remains of brothers james and i toby and their friends john smith and jake jacobs, all in their 40s and 450s. all of them from the sacramento area. >> if we had car problems, he would come over and fix it for us. >> williams lives next door. >> it is hard to believe when something like this happens. i just saw him a few days earlier and suddenly he is gone. >> the families of the victims have offered no comments. it is still unclear what went wrong that fateful day. authorities would not confirm reports that the poet with was traveling appeareds of 100 miles per hour when it flipped. the hope now is the tireless search bring closure. >> i hope they don't stop looking. >> reporter: deputies are expected to be out here again tomorrow morning continuing their search. live tonight in folsom, derek shore, kpix 5. >>> travelers of sfo are feelin

jordan yemen in the us according to wiki wiki owen of miles when they need somebody to in the tibetan mastiff school to get the added that the son of the weather got two assists from us in the mud deal about the pursuit but to think much of the stupid button and the rest of the tibetan amid the little bus that would put a foot in it. not up to his position within one of his. well that it took a detour to cut it with us again with the big deal in the distance we can commit that that was published in the decision not to have admitted that it was time to sew them up. i was at the fifteen members to get appointed to this if an emotional criminal. pogo sticks to cope with the stiletto. for us with it that this is what the poem so what did i miss it. they get wet this time the teacher was teaching them to build the rest of the film to finding the most news underneath. but of the week tentatively the evil but the boom of cbd. i do most of them and we did battle with the tnt studio we get to size him up for the befuddled as to what will that one fund which would inevitably can that be. the oc

they have put 16 million tons of fly ash into the beaty mining and the owen gowen site to control acid mine drainage. and this is what's coming out from underneath them. and you can see on the rocks up there in the corner, you can see acid mine drainage. you can see the iron pyrite. right there's the ash, all the way back there. wow. there's no liner. there's no nothing. it's just poured on the ground. underneath most of these sites, you have mine pools. there's more chemicals in there probably than you'd have in the average chemical factory. and it's all leaching into the ground to whatever mine pool is underneath, to god knows whose water supply where. >> we're talking about a quarter of a million people live here. now, people aren't drinking all that mine pool water. they're drinking reservoir water that the mine pool helps feed. the water that flows into those reservoirs comes from groundwater and from mine pools and from springs that come out of the sides of mountains. and the danger is if you contaminate too many of those sources, then you have a health threat. >> just as in juli

abc's ryan owens is on the ground with the fight against the flames. >> reporter: there is something else red hot tonight near sedona arizona's iconic red rocks. a wildfire, 0% contained, is charring some of this country's most gorgeous landscape. >> the road is closed. >> reporter: tourists are being turned away in advance of the memorial day holiday. this couple owns a resort here. >> our livelihood is up there. all our guests got out safely. which is amazing, of course. >> reporter: hundreds of firefighters are battling the wind-whipped flames near slide rock state park including some men and equipment just cleared from those fires near san diego. >> it's a difficult fire to catch when you have wind driven and very, very steep terrain, that's why we have 15 hotshot crews on order. >> reporter: those hotshot crews are expected here tonight including firefighters from nearby prescott, arizona. nineteen members of that department's granite mountain hotshots team were killed last summer not far from here. with a bad fire forecast for the summer, some are looking at new ways to fight f

owens got that little mind. this is the moments when the cream cheese d minds when the country should reconcile. in it. let's give them opportunities to russian support to terrorists. spread the filling my attention residents are for desiree seen questions about the bill to the army and police to control guidance. there's a tyrant or just here to tell us a bit more about the significance of the dance that was a bit more about its role in the conflict in the importance of the mountain. maybe this is an attempt to spread instability well beyond that on that stat is this a coal mining region or historic nickel mining region in eastern ukraine where we'd be talking battle of flex points the last few weeks. but in fact snack you look at a map and sf is some six hundred km away from come to expect. it says it's creating a new front end this conflict and its roots as it seemingly an attempt to stir up tensions in the cosmopolitan city where unlike slogans. ethnic russians are a minority in odessa it has a sixty two per

ryan owens, abc news, nebraska. >>> now tonight donald sterling breaking his silence about racism and nba ownership. he said he is sorry for what he said and made his case for a second chance. >> i'm a good member who made a mistake and i'm apologizing and i'm asking for forgiveness. am i entitled to one mistake after 35 years? >> today in a response the man brought in to manage the team said the words are coming too late and he's certain they can force the sale. which brings us to someone else speaking out. sterling's wife, shelly sterling sitting down for an abc news exclusive and telling our barbara walters what she thought of her husband's words and entering the fight for the clippers. >> reporter: she is the mystery woman at the center of a racial fire storm. shelly sterling, wife, mother and co-owner of a billion dollar franchise. the l.a. clippers. >> reporter: you own 50% of the l.a. clippers. there are reports the nba wants to oust you completely as a team owner. you will fight that decision? >> i will fight that decision. >> do you support the nba decision to ban your husban

abc's ryan owens is where the fire is moving in. >> reporter: in searing 98 degree heat black hawk helicopters drop water on hot spots. near the town of guthrie near oklahoma city. 30 buildings including six homes have been lost here. even though many homeowners battled the flames with whatever they could. >> i fought like hell. this is my life. look at it. can you tell me what was in my home? >> reporter: the fire claimed a life of a 56-year-old man who was warned to leave his home but refused. this fire kicked up sunday afternoon, a control burn on someone's property that quickly got out of control. >> it's very scarey. you've got to leave it in god's hands. if it burns, it burns. >> reporter: firefighters have worked many miracles here. ask scott ward. >> it was 15 feet away. and i thought for sure it was going to be gone. >> reporter: see that home, that's his dream home. weeks from completion. especially designed for one of his 8-year-old twin boys who is in a wheelchair. >> firefighters saying everything is still there. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: parts of oklahoma are more parts

chris owens gets two souvenirs in 2 innings. arizona winning 18-7. >> very familiar face has been hard to change the fortunes of the diamondbacks. tony la russa has been hired to their chief baseball officer. he was justin deducted to -- just inducted into the hall of fame. >>> former warrior coach mark jackson didn't stay unemployed for long. lots of talk a return to the knicks may be a good fit. that didn't happen. he agreed to join espn lead nba broadcast team. he will go to work working the eastern conference finals beginning tomorrow in indiana. he what that job before joining the warriors. >>> still to come, just one stage to go in the tour of california, we'll show you how thin at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. ithe

of censorship and went public about afghanistan being widely monitored earlier my colleague kevin owen talked to the director of the center for investigative journalism but how dangerous such revelations truly are. it's been used in the past to denounce anybody who had information of this kind you're putting lives at risk you'll have blood on your hands all those sorts of arguments none of which turned out to be true and in fact in all the asuncion releases which were huge and voluminous in the of those of us it was the government claimed that all they'll be thousands of dead people it'll be a terrible disaster and of course not a single person was hurt let alone killed by all those disclosures you think anyway maybe greenwalt could have been pressured to keeping it quiet not coming out with a name afghanistan i don't know it's a good question that many people are asking that what he's done is quite surprising but again we have no evidence of that we know that he's got a proper to cutely curious financial world nation ship with a very very rich man who's financing his operation. but so

la abuela de owen confÍa en la inocencia de su hija, y contÓ que el padre biológico del menor tambiÉnl pequeÑo. mientras tanto, los mÉdicos aseguran que el niÑo se estÁ recuperando de la golpiza brutal y de las quemaduras. >< hay lesiones en cara, abdomen, incluso en la regiÓn pÉlvica, en la regiÓn inguinal, y tambiÉn en la cara interna de ambos muslos. >> la madre del pequeÑo fue detenido esta maÑana. en este penal encarcelaron a la madre del pequeÑo por el delito de delicia familiar. los fiscales del caso aseguran que el responsable de la agresiÓn, sigue prÓfugo, en tanto, se desconoce quien se harÁ cargo del pequeÑo en cuanto salga del hospital. >> ya estÁ en manos de la justicia el autor intelectual del secuestro de los jÓvenes o mÁs que como recordarán tuvo lugar en la ciudad de mÉxico en en mayo pasado. se trata de josÉ javier rodrÍguez fuentes, apodado el javi, quien presuntamente privo de libertad y luego asesinÓ al tres jóvenes que se encontraban en dicho centro nocturnos un ajuste de cuentas. >> no los niÑos que venciÓ reportados como esa preciosa la expresiÓn del autobÚs, q

. >> nbc new drama "night shift" and owen plays t.c. the rules. >> yeah. very bad but adorable. >> and sexy. >> plays his boss jordan alexander who also happens to be t.c.'s ex-girlfriend. >> so it's really complicated. >> take a look. >> you do your thing, i'll do mine. >> the only thing i need you to do is show me some respect. >> respect is earned, jordan. everyone thinks you're his puppet. >> excuse me. i am not his puppet. >> you are judging this baby just like she wants to. >> after show recovers from her dialysis. if we keep her, people we cannot afford to street. >> i'll treat them. >> he'll treat them. >> she is the puppet. >> no, there you are. okay. >> she's spicy, though. >> you like that in a woman though. >> everyone like it in a woman. >> this drama is different from all the other ones. very steamy kind of sexy naughty nasty part that didn't show up in that clip at all, right? >> yeah. >> it does in the underlying -- there's a lot going on in that scene. more than me just yelling at him. >> i think it's simple. that jorda

. >> reporter: this is near owens and a flood of city water here last evening had angry neighbors. >> drinking water flowing more than an hour. this picture was sent to us. >> we were shocked and it upsets me because i plan to -- >> the city today blamed the contact and a bad control device. >> that contractor have to have it fix before tonight otherwise we'll shut the water up to that. >> city operation daniel smith did confirmed drinking water is used to irrigate city sports fields. they could face fines. >> wealthy people still have very green lawn. i am surprised if they let this one go. they have a lot of sports here >> residence point to new strip in other public areas. hold on, it is conserving water big times showing new figures that's compared to last year's water use is down to 70%. the tomorrow water supplies today is going down the drain. >> if we conserve we could make it and if we don't conserve, we literally have time in the summer to shut the water off. >> they want problems to be reported like the one here. they say we are all in this drought together. reporting live,

. >> owen knows this is the right move for me.ing but supportive. >> something's coming. i can feel it in my bones. >> ew. >> i hate his face. >> is that a waffle stick sandra oh is with us. this is your last season of "grey's anatomy," not everyone's last season? >> no, the show is going on. >> jimmy: so you have a locker? >> no, we have trailers. i've had the same trailer for a long time. >> jimmy: this is an item that you owned? >> i loved that. >> jimmy: you took that with you? >> no. this happens to be a little piece of cheese that i left there. this is my toaster oven for ten yea years. it is now a very finely seasoned skillet. as you can see, there's no handles. i have to grab a towel or something to open it. that's the last piece of cheese i left. >> jimmy: it seems to me this toaster oven was 14 years old when the show started. did you get to take anything from the set, take a momento home with you? >> no, i feel like i'm going to sneak back on to the set. >> jimmy: what do you have your eye on? >> a bunch of things that

ryan owens has more on the punishment that doesn't seem to fit the crime. >> reporter: this morning,9-year-old jacob lavoro from just north of austin, could be facing up to life in prison for allegedly baking and selling pot brownies. >> i don't understand it. >> reporter: joe lavoro can't believe prosecutors have charged his son with a first-degree felony. if convicted, this former high school football player with a clean record, facing five years to life behind bars. >> i'm a law-abiding citizen. i'm a conservative. but i'll be damned. this is wrong. >> i've been doing this 22 years as a lawyer. i have ten years as a police officer. and i have never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: prosecutors say the charge is so severe because of lavoro's brownie recipe. you see, he didn't use regular pot. he allegedly mixed in hash oil. under texas law, that thc oil can be treated like a far more serious narcotic, ecstasy. what's more, because a few drops of oil were cooked in, police weighed the entire brownie batch, sugar, flour, butter, and charged him with possessing a pound and

abc's ryan owens is there. >> reporter: on the fire line, hot shot crews are on the lookout, making surehey tell us immediately to get out of there. >> firefighters torched a lot of this on purpose to create a fire break, to starve the flames of fuel and save hundreds of homes. with more than 800 firefighters here and an air arsenal of helicopters and tankers, the commander is cautiously confident. >> that does not mean that we're out of the woods by any way, shape or form. it means we have a place to start anchoring and tying the pieces of the puzzle together. >> renee stone isn't taking chances. she is packing up picture and a trunk with something very special inside. >> when are you getting married? >> in june, the end of june. >> here? >> here in the backyard. >> reporter: she has this message for firefighters. >> thank you. thank you for everything that you are doing and stay safe. you are doing a great job. >> reporter: they have gotten help from mother nature. the winds have slowed and the smoke settled. look at the cloud of soot and ash obscuring the famed red rocks of sedona. as

it will give them something to shoot for. >> clive owen.le bit of a departure from what people are used to seeing you as? >> i think maybe it is. it was a really beautifully written script. and it's very charming. juliette binoche plays an art teacher that comes into the school, starts telling the kids that art is much more important than language and that kind of galvanizes me, because i've got a little jaded, i'm a great lover of language, and it starts a battle within the school about whether words are more important than pictures. and at the same time, it looks like we're on each other, but we're kind of falling in love at the same time. >> i was going to say, you could call this a romantic comedy, unless that term makes you cringe. >> no, i think it is, yeah. but it's also very moving. they're both sort of carrying issues with themselves and there's very emotional stuff in it as well. the film rests on the relationship between me and juliette binoche. >> and your character jack marcus, mr. mark, as the kids call him. he has his charms,

robbie owens went to half moon bay to learn about eddie andreni. >> here the flags are at half staff. that is how much respect fellow pilots had for eddie andreni. he was revere ed for what he did in the community as well. >> eddie andreni flew for 61 years, until yesterday. >> he lived with gusto. >> reporter: he kept his planes as half moon bay airport. people are missing him terriblely. >> we are shocked. we still don't have him with us. >> reporter: he flew vintage planes at air shows throughout the u.s. and world. an acrobat in the sky. he was inducted in the international council of air shows hall of fame. fellow pilots admired his precision and personality. >> he was enthusiastic. he shared his love. love of flying, love of life. he asked how you were, how your family was, and he cared. >> but andreni never quit his day job to go flying. he was the pay try ark of a construction company. he helped build half moon bay's infrastructure. john miller was a friend of andreni for 50 years and is mayor of half moon bay. >> he would come to you and say johnny, what are you doing, you're

jim hines, bob lattiser, tony la russa, former san francisco giants owner bob lurey, and owen nolan. it was a time to reflect. >> as an athlete, all you can ask for from your fan base is to be loud, supportive, and be faithful. and you guys have always been there, and still continue to be. it was an absolute pleasure to play in front of you guys. >> 100% serious, i refuse to accept that on a personal basis. i'm not a player, nor remind me how bad of a player i was. but i do gratefully accept it for the organization, which is the oakland a's. >>> nba playoff action tonight. indiana, 4 points better than the wizards. oklahoma city rolled over the clippers. >>> richard sherman has sign add four year contract extense in seattle, that makes him the highest paid corner in the history of the league. >> can hear everybody going ooh. >> michael crabtree going ugh. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> our next newscast, ktvu morning news at 4:30 a.m., and if you missed any part of tonight's newscast, catch the rebroadcast, starting in just a few minutes on tv36. you can always f

and names that are overweight, owens corning, ashland. they had pretty good numbers a couple weeks ago. you're starting to see the materials side of the trade. the housing market is deceiving. it's not that strong, it's sluggish. but multi-family is very, very hot, apartment and rental is very, very hot. there's less supply out there. we're well off the 20-year average in terms of home seamal but the number is good. >> multi-family, not necessarily the home builders. not terribly expensive, dr horton, 17. >> those type of names are recovering because they have a more expensive clientele. but the real name in it that's been beaten up has been kb homes. a client has been extremely bullish on kb homes. it looks expensive and highly shorted. but not really if you take in a deferred taxable asset which they're not allowed to book yet. right now, trades at three times book. it's really 1.6, or 1 times book if you take the deferred asset. plus, factor in that federal regulations are loosening, and you will see more liquidity into the market. it'

>> i say "owen" and two boys walk up. >> disay something dirty? >> no. >> if it's way too early, it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> there it is, west point, the oldest continually occupied post in america. it's the setting for president obama's commencement speech today. we'll get a preview from secretary of state john kerry. plus we'll get a look at what edward snowden said in his exclusive sitdown and how he got access to classified material and what made him dump it out for the world to see. and say hello to some new tex a exes. today we folks on foreign policy first. at west point the president plans to lay out his foreign policy in a speech to graduating cade cadets. the white house is calling this an internationalalist vision and says the president believes the u.s. has a unique role to play as the only nation capable of galvanizing collective international action. the president will say the right policy is interventionist and internationalalist but not isolationist or unilateral. call it diplomatic interventionist. it's c

jim hines, bob lattiser, tony la russa, former san francisco giants owner bob lurey, and owen nolan.or everyone, it was a time to reflect. >> as an athlete, all you can ask for from your fan base is to be loud, supportive, and be faithful. and you guys have always been there, and still continue to be. it was an absolute pleasure to play in front of you guys. >> 100% serious, i refuse to accept that on a personal basis. i'm not a player, nor remind me how bad of a player i was. but i do gratefully accept it for the organization, which is the oakland a's. >>> nba playoff action tonight. indiana, 4 points better than the wizards. oklahoma city rolled over the clippers. >>> richard sherman has sign add four year contract extense in seattle, that makes him the highest paid corner in the history of the league. >> can hear everybody going ooh. >> michael crabtree going ugh. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. >> our next newscast, ktvu morning news at 4:30 a.m., and if you missed any part of tonight's newscast, catch the rebroadcast, starting in just a few minutes on tv36. you

ryan owens, abc news, sutton, nebraska. >>> all right.ajor wildfire of the season in new mexico. it has burned more than 4700 acres since sparked on sunday. new mexico officials say the land there is so dry the wildfire season could be the third record setter in the last four years. local leaders are asked to limit the sale of fireworks so they don't cause another fire. >>> let's take a look at the weather. a line of storms across the center of the country bringing drenching rains. flooding in cleveland. showers in the northeast and new england today. lingering snow in the rockies. summer along the west coast. 90s and possibly higher in california. the fire risk very high there. mild in the middle of the country and warming up for the south. >>> hundreds of people turning out to mark the reopening of the washington monument. they were among the first to ride to the top of the landmark after three years. the monument was repaired after the 5.8 magnitude earthquake left cracks in the stone. >>> now our own towering figure. barbara walters h

>> i have a movie coming out august 22 that i made during the show, with owen winston -- with owen wilson and amy poehler. that will be in between the seasons. i have written a play. i am probably going to take a on myigh and see what is mind. i need a sabbatical or something. it has been very time-consuming. sorry. >> it is just a pleasure to talk to a person who is writing tv shows, who is writing delmar schwartz and alan ginsburg into his tv shows. i am just watching matt with a little rhapsody. you think of do matthew's answer about why we are at this point? differente bit of a one. probably just a different perspective i come from. -- i think we actually -- i actually do believe that when you write us -- and matt redeemed when you write something because you are interested in it and you do not write it for the market, you probably write differently. and you write something that is different. and it is not from the intention of, i am going to bring it to market. in the business environment, that sounds like a bad thing, but it is a good thing. and it is unique and has not been done mu

in owens borough, kentucky, august 1936, hundreds or thousands of people turned out.ing parties. the contemptuous press says the bars with full all day with people getting drunk and celebrating. they were not there to watch a man slowly strangle to death when the rope he was hanged from did not break his neck. when he fell from the gallows and just slowly died as he hung there over a period of 16 1/2 minutes. quote, a few persons near the gallows grabbed bits of the hood as souvenirs after the two physicians pronounced him dead." kentucky was the last tate to outlaw public executions. after that massive party in the streets in owensborough 1936 the state decided to do away with them joining the rest of the country in concluding that mass executions in public were no longer acceptable. that standards of decency had evolved past making a huge stadium-style spectacle of the death penalty. since then, executions carried out by the state as opposed to those carry out by lynch mobs state executions were all moved indoors and away from general public view. what you see here,

international here in moscow my name is kevin owen and breaking news coming in grim news coming in this morning from ukraine to start wearing a truck carrying injured self-defense fighters is reportedly been a hit from a grenade launcher outside donetsk in eastern ukraine we think it's killed up to thirty five people the wounded are being transported from the city's airport which had earlier come under an army air assault this latest information is coming from the so-called people's governor of the region vies facebook page. in the area for our troops. no less than half a kilometer away from donetsk c.t. airports you can see behind me one two week. not get any closer because it is simply dangerous you see black smoke everywhere we hear firing and from time to time the ukrainian army's. and helicopters appear here over fly in this area and firing at different targets on the ground and we hear and see someone from the ground fire in back so you can see the military operation to free the strategic location is now undergoing and in full swing just to remind you very early on monday this is