the grizzly is a threatened species. an estimated 1,500 to 1,800 grizzly bears survive, mainly in idaho, montana and wyoming. the last california grizzly sighting was way back in 1924. welsh it's time to get a look at our weather as we start heading into the work week. the first full week of summer. >> yes. it looks like we'll warm up just a little bit tomorrow. we're keeping our eye on a very small chance of rain. we're really looking forward to it. but it's not turning out to be much at all at this point. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. starting to push into the bay. the marine layer will develop overnight. those low clouds moving in. current temperatures right now are dropping into the 50s for the most part. san francisco, 54. oakland, 58. san carlos, 57. san jose, 59. morgan hill, still 61. and half moon bay currently 55. this time, we're looking from emoriville out west towards the bay bridge and san francisco. 58 in santa rosa and napa, novato, 67. upper 50s in livermore. another bridge shot for you. because so

the grizzly is a threaten species. they survive mainfully idaho, montana, and wyoming. the last california grizzly sighting was back in 1924. >>> it's time for a check on the weather heading into the work week. let's get to abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> live doppler 7hd showing us the coastal clouds that stuck around all day long. you can see it here along the peninsula, coast as well. it's been clear and sunny inland. you can still see blue skies over the golden gate bridge, with high pressure over the pacific come pressed. san francisco, 65. san carlos, 59. san jose, 66. morgan hill, currently 76. did get up to 85 today. half moon bay, cool, clouds, 55. from the east bay hills looking west, you can see the coastal clouds in the distance. that will move in overnight. santa rosa, 72. napa, 66. novato, 64. upper 70s through fairfield and concord. livermore, currently at 70 degrees. we saw some 80s inland. blue skies over downtown san jose. we'll see the low clouds move in overnight, mainly near the coast, spilling into parts of the bay, slightly warmer tempera

the grizzly is a threaten species. they survive mainfully idaho, montana, and wyoming. the last california grizzly sighting was back in 1924. >>> it's time for a check on the weather heading into the work week. let's get to abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> live doppler 7hd showing us the coastal clouds that stuck around all day long. you can see it here along the peninsula, coast as well. it's been clear and sunny inland. you can still see blue skies over the golden gate bridge, with high pressure over the pacific come pressed. san francisco, 6 carlos, 59. san jose, 66. morgan hill, currently 76. did get up to 85 today. half moon bay, cool, clouds, 55. from the east bay hills looking west, you can see the coastal clouds in the distance. that will move in overnight. santa rosa, 72. napa, 66. novato, 64. upper 70s through fairfield and concord. livermore, currently at 70 degrees. we saw some 80s inland. blue skies over downtown san jose. we'll see the low clouds move in overnight, mainly near the coast, spilling into parts of the bay, slightly warmer temperatures

. >> so there wasn't a grizzly?the grizzlies had been gone since the 1880s and in the exhibition we show one of the last grizzlies shot in the valley. so it describes the attention between how natural should it be and the ways in which men and nature and culture have wrestled in that. of course, we don't see the bears, wild policy and its kind of gone the other way to feed the bears which is what was happening. >> seemed happy. seemed like a happy bear. >> happy relationship. >> there was another photo of two women dressed in the garb of the day dressed like a pine tree. almost looks photo shop. >> right. that pine tree grew out of solid granite at 4,000 feet and not surprisingly one of the most photographed trees in the park until it died in 2003 but the -- these women playfully standing on the tree. so many others shot before him again is this wonderful symbol of how we got to know yosemite, large lly through photograph at first and how we're displaying it through photographs and gallery and what special magic hap

. >> reporter: just a grizzly scene at 29th and girard. there are limits to what we can show you. this is at a rita's water ice where the metal security door we're told by police came down and crashed on top of the three-year old girl. she was here with her family. it is not clear how it came down, we're told l and i is on the way to the scene, to investigate but three-year old girl was killed here. she was with her family at 29th and girard at rita's water ice where the security door here, came down, and fell right on top of her. investigators are working this scene right now. it is all roped off. philadelphia police looking at all of this trying to find out, how this happened and l and i also working their way to the scene, as well. that is very latest here at 3:00 year-old dead after a security door at rita's felon top of her a lot of questions we're trying to get answered.

i hear, included a grizzly bear?yeah, imagine a brazilian and a grizzly bear, just not a good matchup. i had no idea what to do. the rangers in montana are, like, you need to pack heat, pack a gun. i'm like, i can't, i'll get arrested. all right, here's a can of pepper spray. then i saw the grizzly and i thought, what am i supposed to do? it was scary. we got through it. bruiser fell a large hole in new mexico, one of the scariest moments. got hit by a car in new mexico. also, just one of the worst moments because these horses are like my children. i spend 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the past two years with them. when something happens to them, it just breaks your heart because they're everything to me. with a lot of work, took care of them before i took care of myself. i always fed them before i ate. i always gave them water before, you know, i drank. and it's paid off because today they're in brazil in perfect shape and they'll be retired here and rest for the rest of their lives. >> not a bad way to spend th

the area is also an important grizzly bear habitat. >> the mine company could yield 235,000 ounces of gold, and that means big bucks per british columbia. new jobs, and a boost to the economy. >> taseko emphasized the benefits of the project. they haven't really assessed the long-term cost of maintaining the site into the future. they haven't assessed the risks for the salmon downstream. some of their economic arguments are very much based on an economy that continues to grow and grow, that assumes there'll be a big demand for gold in india and china into the future. those are all assumptions that are not necessarily guaranteed. >> the campaign to save fish lake was really a small group of incredibly dedicated people that started with the chilcotans. i think if you're going to work with someone, you need to consult with them and communicate with them. it has got to be a partnership between the two. >> i don't see the benefits of destroying our land and our waters and our fish. >> they say it will create jobs, but it is going to ruin our land. the land is priceless, to me -- you cannot

in this case, it was in the water, so not only do we see the fish, but we see this big grizzly bear. >> oh, that's awesome. do we see him catch a fish? >> well, you see him walking right next to the fish. >> oh, look at that. >> the fish know what's up. do owe see them getting out of there? >> i'm not dinner tonight. >> guess what was dinner tonight? >> the go pro? >> uh-huh. watch this. he finds it. >> oh, look at the giant paw. >> yeah, and actually puts it in his mouth, and, yes, you get to see interesting views of the inside of his mouth. >> wow. oh -- >> camera landed lens up and got that shot? >> this other one you will be scared at first and then love watch this, the cat has a chipmunk in his mouth. sits down, lets go of it, and watch what the chipmunk does. like, really, were you just going to eat me? >> going back up to the cat! i cannot believe that. >> greatest ever. >> run, chipmunk, run! >> that's hilarious. >> a viral music video from a star youtube family. the video and story next "right this minute," and still to come, this kitty thinks he's taking a regular elevator

the calculation was made through satellite images and grizzly photos released by the militants themselves. iraq's top claireer called on a political block. >>> coming up are you a prime target? the warning to all car owners steaming from statistics. >> and robberies and thefts at high end boutiques in san francisco the woman's group with the distinctive nickname that is suspected in some of the cases. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a decent commute for a friday. looking at interstate 880 although more people are still joining us. still plenty of room for you. >> lots of low clouds in place. a weak system to the north. lows are running a little cooler here this morning compared to 24 hours ago. but the afternoon highs will be a little warmer. is

these are the grizzly remains of poachers. fishermen are getting bolder and bolder. >> they're risking having their boat taken away. galapagos park police say shark fins fetch $80 a pound wholesale. they say illegal pockets creating a spike in crime. >> these illegal fishing form a sort of mafia. and it's very difficult to break up these systems. >> reporter: the problem is the continuing demand here in san francisco's china town, shark fin soup is a premier item. >> it's just delicious, savory. what else can i say. >> reporter: consumers declined to go on camera but shrugged off concerns. it's a trendy extravagance that's booming especially in dining rooms in china. sharks are being slaughtered worldwide almost to extinction to satisfy fancy tastes. around costa rica's cocos island, environmentalists video taped fisher min killing sharks by the thousands. slicing off fins and discarding caucuses. >> in costa rica there's no tracking of sharks. every single shark was disfinned and thrown overboard. >> reporter: this slaughter

. >>> also having fun in the water, this grizzly bear. why?0 degrees in arizona and going to stay over 100 degrees until probably october. this video was posted by the southwest wildlife conservation life in arizona. the wildlife center says we thank california pools. apparently they constructed this thing. the bear having a great time. >> wearing a fur coat in 100 plus. that's no fun. >>> the animation that changed movies. >> wow. >> how awesome is that. >> meet the guy who did it next "right this minute." and still to come -- >> you are about to see one big burrito. >> and matt is going to try to eat the whole thing. >> that looks gross. >> see if he gets all 12 pounds down. plus, proof that this kid should have listened when he was told -- >> don't play frisbee in the house. you see his face. >> yeah, yeah. mamargrge:e: y youou k knons a a more enjoyable waway y toto g getet y you. try philillilipsps f fibiberer . ththeyey'r're e dedelilicicn excellent source of fiber toto h helelp p susupppporort t. wiwifefe: : mmmmmmmm huhusbsbanand:d: t

. >>> california's grizzly pop laying was designated a century ago.olden state could see a return of the great bears some day. >>> soccer fans are sharing their team u.s.a. pride with us. there's no question which team this trio is rooting for. they're celebrating here after the u.s.a.'s earlier win against ghana. and take a look at simba from san francisco, this pit bull mix roots for both the u.s. and mexico, and this is ruth in hayward. e-mail your photos to ureport@kgo-tv.com orload them to our news app or abc7 news/-report. >> that does it for us at 5:00. abc7 news continues online. we'll see you at 6:00. world news is next. leave you with a live look at santa cruz. tonight the rising rivers this sunday. flash flooding across a huge part of the country. roads vanishing under water and rivers near dangerous levels. the mad dash to build barriers against the tide. more rain on the way tonight. >>> on the brink, four cities fall in two days in iraq. the militant fighters on the move and iraq saying what the u.s. is offering is not enough. martha rad

another one in san jose and this time we are going to say hole low to the griz -- say hello to the grizzlies, at 3:00 it will be 75 and drop down to 73 so the temperatures are homogenized during thes is. be safe. have fun. >> 13 miles per hour is the wind in fairfield. everyone is less than ten miles per hour but in san francisco through the san pablo bay and to the delta community, like year, we have a stout southwest wind at 15- to 25-knots so my colleague in radio had her patio furniture blowing around. like yesterday, you may want to find some shelter from the wind that could be gusty from time to time. you can see how the winds push the low clouds, the marine layer clouds into the north bay and how quick let they are putting them back out of the bay but they will be stubborn along the coast, with mid-to-upper 60's and to maintain view it is 68, and 70 in antioch and los gatos at 7. you -- at 71. to the west we will have a few lingering clouds like yesterday but sunshine is going to the dominant feature in the sky. we still have 52-minute flight arrival delays into sfo although the cloud

narrator: and with its completion, casey gives a group of grizzlies a second chance at life. casey: for 18 years, sheena lived in this cage. narrator: but even with the sanctuary's new residents, casey's still playing favorites with brutus the bear. casey: you're eight years old. what a good boy. [cheering] narrator: that's all next on expedition wild. ♪ music casey: i'm casey: i'm casey anderson; and together

. >> you are involved in the nba and the grizzlies in memphis, i have been looking at the sacramentoy because of the new ownership group. they have talked about the specific second tier cities that have a different metric involved in making the numbers work. what are those? >> sacramento is not as tiny as people think. it is in the 20's. places like new orleans, charlotte, minneapolis struggle. the metrics are to own the region. own the northern california region, create a rivalry with the warriors, whether san francisco, oakland, golden state, and their arena will be a major flash point. which will be built and have fans before golden state finishes its new place right around the corner. >> i was thinking of portland, san antonio. a huge city. >> give them credit, for many years that team drew sellout crowds at a high number and then they lost their way. with the new kings ownership, having kevin johnson as the mayor, they've got everything moving in the right direction and they have recaptured the dna of sacramento. >> they got the city, a municipal bond rating such at a low level.

. >> you were involved with the memphis grizzlies. i have been looking at the sacramento kings a lot the cubs of the new ownership group there. -- because of the new ownership group there. second-tierout cities and making the numbers work with sports. what are those? >> sacramento is not as tiny as people think. there are places like new orleans in minneapolis the struggle. the metrics are to own the region. that is what they want to do. they want to own a northern california and create a rivalry with the warriors. their arena will be a major flashpoint. the new kings arena, which will be built and have fans in seats before golden state finishes its new place right around the corner from here. >> i am talking about portland and san antonio. there are a lot of seats. >> you have to get in the community. for many years that team drew sellout crowds at a very high number and then they just lost their way. with the new kings ownership, having kevin johnson as the mayor, they have everything moving in the right direction. they have recaptu

. >> i just want to hear the grizzly details. >> please! >> we've got sunny skies all over the bay area now. nice, warm late spring, almost summer day. summer arrives on saturday. actually it's going to be less warm there than it is, now. here is a look at tomorrow's national weather picture. thundershowers, thunderstorms into eastern great lakes. showers and sunny and mild to warm to hot in the southwest. sunny with highs in mid-90s in chico. 73 in tahoe. 99 in palm springs and 76 in los angeles. here in the bay area, sunny skies from coast to inland. mid-60s at the coast to low 80s around the bay. low 80s into warmest inland spots. then it's going to start to cool down later in the week. summer occurs at 3:five # a.m saturday. happy late spring, early summer. >> still ahead two young children steal a car and then hit the highway. >> tv talk show host dr. oz is grilled on capitol hill today >> how shopping yoin line is about to get easier and profitable for you the story and more next. has at, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it'

their names in books and choose the profession of the charkt a ter who will certainly get, quote, a grizzlyi thought there was something. andy what do you think of this? how do you want your fictional self to die? >> i would like to die by pool and over the head of a fair may den. maiden. >> you don't think he is finishing the book? >> writing one book every 12 years is not prolific. >> one of the other things you can win is a chance to spend a day with martin and among other things, quote, see my collection of toy knights and midevil miniatures. >> that sounds like a day. >> this is the thing people do all the time. we can't criticize mr. martin. we have the kick -- kick-starters and this is for a charity. >> i didn't realize it was for a charity. >> i didn't realize it was for a charity. >> did you think he was putting them in his pocket? >> either way though you do mention that we used to do this and it was the wren ma sons. renaissance. isn't she in "shakespear in love"? i think she s. i am so nervous you are going to spoil the last episode of "game of thrones." >> you mean the one that

instead, it would be his connection to a grizzly double murder. >> he deserves to be in jail for murderfor slaughtering two people and not giving a damn one way or the other about anything but killing them. >> tom language was a detective with the los angeles police department. he couldn't tell me how he really felt 20 years ago, but he sure can now. >> simpson is a sociopath, simple as that. it took about 30 seconds for us to figure that out. >> reporter: let's go back to june 13th, 1994. >> how brutal was that crime scene? >> slashed, stabbed, everything else. nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody scene, it was obvious ron goldman had fought, and fought hard. >> reporter: the scene at nicole's condo didn't add up. who was ron goldman, and why was he there? as the lapd inspected the crime scene at south bundy drive, they discovered a bloody glove. >> of course, the interesting thing was, it was a left glove, bloody trail tailing in conjunction with footwear impressions going west. >> officers were dispatched to o.j.'s home on north rockingham avenue to inform him about hi

and now a grizzly discovery. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> here's a problem you might not have considered. nationwide about two-thirds of the bank branches have shut down since the recession. bank deserts leave residents without many options. many have to rely on pawn shops or payday lenders to do their banking. as sarah hoye reports, it's trapping us in a cycle of debt. >> like the river it sits on it's rich in history. >> when i was a little girl, you used to walk down washington street and there would be a store, the whole block would be full of stores, full of people. we had a factory on every corner. we have none now. when you go on washington avenue you would think that the town is deserted. >> reporter: linda white was born and raised here. over the years she says factory after factory went down river with the recession dealing the final bl

that has gone too far. 20 something men have gone funeral sprouting flowing beards that would make grizzly z z top jealous. it is all bad news for razormakers but these facial atrocities are likened to small mammals on your chin. with any less the campaign will work. they you see these ads? how does it make you feel? they want to cozy up to a man with a beard? >> a brilliant marketing campaign. >> does it make you want to shave? >> you don't want to take too far. women like men who have ten days of facial hair. at the ten days of facial hair. >> i can't stand the stubble on my own legs. >> good news thanks to all of you. i will let you all go. trading with our very own liz claman. you want to try to follow all that? liz: window with an amazing number and we have just gotten it. u.s. light vehicle auto sales for the month of may. blasting to the moon, 16.77 million. everyone is expecting 16.1. chrysler itself was asking for higher than that. mailing it pretty dramatic. the come back of the auto industry, toyota at the helm of it. the top guy who follows every bit of detail when it comes to

. >>> and massive flooding is on what is thought to be a grizzly legacy of war.ll have a report from bosnia. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again. reminder of the news here on al jazerra. egypt former army chief abdul al sisi has won the election with 97% of the vote. they are celebrated in cairo. polling booth booths in syria wl stay open an extra five hours to giving them more chance to vote. a iassad is widely expected to . nato has announced more air and sea patrols from the bat tick sea for the black sea. the move puts further pressure on russia over tension with his ukraine. >>> and there has been further fighting in eastern ukraine with dozens of people seeking refuge in makeshift underground shelters, eight ukrainian border guards were injured in the latest violence, there are calls for the borders to be strain thenned. from there david chater sent this report. >> reporter: the russians have condemned the deadly attack on this regional headquarters in luhansk. is tame came at the height of the fighting around the ukrainian border post in the city. a jet fighter attacked t

charity, writing in a man and a woman named after the donors and then come up with a particularly grizzlyf the books and the hit hbo show, that is the chance of a lifetime. and those fans are everywhere. just this week, hbo said "game of thrones" is the most popular series in the history with an average of 18.4 million viewers an episode. extraordinary. i'm joined now by sarah ri card, the tv editor for the rolten tomatoes website. sarah, what is it about the show that has viewers and readers so obse obsessed? >> i think one of the reasons people are so obsessed with "game of thrones" because it's a cultural phenomenon and if you're not a part of it you have the fear of missing out and just go on social media and see every hash tag about game of thrones. it's also g.o.t. and become a sunday night event watching so you kind of have to be a part of it. >> it is appointment viewing. folks even if they have the chance to do on-demand know they want to be there at 9:00 when it comes on. "game of thrones" is most watched hbo show in hbo history now but the viewership numbers are also right up t

and lonica says grizzly watches "gma" every morning with her. >> we love all of you.ut is very sweet. and even cuter in person. right? >> he's shaking a little bit. it's cold in here. >> i'm scary. >> he's been a good sport. had a long flight from california. he put up with us all terrifically. he's sending a great message. we'll be back after a quick break. keep it here. thank you, peanut. i'm j-a-n-e and i have copd. i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. breo won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. breo may increas

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on a limb and say maybe, maybe colton is not the guy you want to be around should you run into a grizzlyn addressed as "mr. owl" seemed to be fine. how colton's cat brought him into the house, remains unclear, perhaps he offered him a cocktail. colton says the shrieking. lasted for 40 minutes as mr. owl refused to leave. eventually colton, now, macgyver of fort worth decided the key to his problem was not an owl wrangler, but an ordinary household item. >> ha-ha-ha. it is okay. okay. okay. okay. it's okay. please don't give me that look. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >> i love that look the owl is giving him. who knew an owl segment was going to need so many bleeps. i didn't. colton used the swiffer dust broom in his attempt. watch out charming elderly couple in swiffer ads nationwide, your 15 minutes are over. everything is coming up colton. >> oh, please don't fly. oh, my. don't give me that look, oh, god you have got to fly. oh, god he is going to fly. can we just show the owl again, please. there tip is. i love the look the owl is giving him. now i know owls always look kind of unimp

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. >> and then there is is the momma grizzly herself. former governor sarah palin. she has had it.e just posted on her facebook page in part it's crappy more theant been done to free this u.s. marine. we must do more. perhaps sergeant tahmooressi deserted his post his mother would get the red carpet treatment at the white house instead of being ignored. i have a question for two men. you know the two guys, president obama and secretary kerry, if these three people can speak up? where are you? he we are waiting. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. and of course you just heard former secretary of state hillary clinton she says she would turn up the efforts to get sergeant tahmooressi out of jail. what exactly would she do? here is what secretary clinton told us "on the record" last night. >> we should be doing or i can tell you what i would be doing, burning up the telephone wires, sending, you know, envoys, not just our ambassador but others coming, in talking to the highest level of mexican officials, making it clear that this is really important to us. you know, we work with

horses, picked up a third in new mexico, called it dude, traveled through ten countries, encountered a grizzlyontana. has a degree in journalism, has documented his trip. we're told he's about 1,000 kilometers away from sao paolo where he will be greeted by his family and friends. >> he is impressive. i'm impressed by the horses. they did all the work. just saying. >> you sit in a saddle for two years, fella, and then we'll talk. >>> also in some sports news, we know that this is a story we've been watching at this hour. it would appear the ball is in the washington redskins' court. the team plans to appeal the patent office. the patent office ruling that stripped away six federal trade marks because they're, quote, disparaging to native americans. >> daniel snyder has refused to change the name calling it a badge of honor. they appealed a ruling in 2003 and won that one. we want to talk about this with a man who has an interest perspective. a former college star, he played in the pros and wfl, maybe the coolest part of all, you may know he starred in the original "longest yard" movie in 1974.

maybe our kids can be defended against criminals on the spot if more mama grizzlies carry. >> it makes it safer. >> i have a theory, gun violence is going down because of the proliferation of guns. >> i want to protect myself against that loon with a gun rather than being on the floor. >> okay. on sunday in las vegas, a couple shot and killed two police officers and a civilian before they died. and listen to this. all five of the people killed in that incident, all five of them, the shooters, the police, the civilian, every single person killed that day was carrying a gun. three good guys with guns, two bad guys with guns, to use the language of wayne lapierre. all of them with guns. all of them dead. las vegas police officers were ambushed while they were eating their lunch, and a civilian was at walmart to return a modem and who pulled out the handgun for which he had a concealed weapons permit in a laudatory attempt to stop the one gunman he could see, joseph robert wilcox was cut down by that gunman's accomplice before he could fire a shot. now, this map shows the average number of

. >>> and the grizzly murder of one of hood's biggest stars. the sister of late actress sharon taitins us to discuss her rise on the big screen and the fateful night with the manson family. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism >>> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america. live from new york city, i'm morgan radford. the pope is travelling into the center of one of the world's biggest criminal organizations. how the death of a 3-year-old sparked his trip and messages he's bringing now. 70 years after dropping out of high school to serve the country, a world war ii vet dawns her cap and gown. check her out. >>> first the top story secretary of state john kerry is set to travel to the middle east this weekend. the state department says he's meeting with allies to discuss the rebel

. >> grizzly adams who french braids your hair?. >> and he knew he was like a mother-father. and he really knew huh to take care of us. and he did a really good job and taught us a lot. >> and even though by the time ron took up with patty his two daughters were moving off into lives of their own, they were confused about his infatuation and then quite deeply hurt when their father, not a word to them, eloped. >> i have not liked her since day one. she just rubbed me the wrong way. she was very fake, very -- >> fake? >> i just had those vibes of false from her. she just -- nothing that she said seemed to be true. >> ron's mother got the same impression as well. >> there was just something that just wasn't real about her. i just really couldn't put my finger on it. but ron seemed to be totally in love with her. and you know, so when you go along with his wishes. >> sound familiar? ron would do anything to make patty happy. >> he was trying to please her. he was always trying to please her. >> and when she lied to him, told him she'd