some bank tellers are not sure if the ak-47s these men carry are real.m believe the guns are toys. though the weapons look sinister, neither man has pulled the trigger. the ak-47 was originally developed by the soviet union in 1947 as a lethal assault weapon. in its automatic mode, it can fire 600 rounds per minute, more than 400 yards. there are 100 million of these weapons in existence. one of the robbers was able to easily purchase two of them, even in rural iowa. as the robbers move through the 2,400-square-foot bank, threatening the employees, the cash nears know that there are panic buttons beneath their registers. pushing those buttons would alert the fayette county sheriff, but if they're caught going for the alarms, it could mean disaster. a fatal mistake if the robbers start firing. >> the only one that could have would have been sheryl, but she wasn't in the first window that she went to, there isn't one in there and she really didn't have a chance. >> you don't want to put anybody in jeopardy. you know, if they would have seen me reach under

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>> one of them fired ak 47. >> hitting you where? my nose the bullet passed through my nose. ak 47. >> more often. >> worse. >> in fact, greta, if i may, what has happened is that isis boko haram has not capture ited territory. killing christians. but, again global spotlight is not there. >> one4v;evi;ñ show. thankfully we have a big audience and gretawire. what i don't understand is why there is not more attention from the american media actually international media what's going on in nigeria by boko haram is equal to what's going on. actually killed more than isis doing numbers. >> doing numbers. doing nationalities because boko haram has killed people from over 15 countries, including norway, britain, the united kingdom. italy, germany, they have people they have killed. but some there is still this false notion that this is request b. economic nawttlez in the country. no it's not. it's about jihad. it's the same spirit. it's about the same ideology. same theological. theology. >> if you are a christian, you are dead. >> if you ar

eric: robbing a 7-eleven with an ak-47.ill tell you where this happen and what else police are saying about it. u.s. airstrikes hitting their mark. learning of some holes in intelligence making it harder to know if the strikes are really effective. are we killing the terrorist or hitting empty buildings? shannon: cops of the dauphin looking for three men who struck up a convenience store, one of them armed with an ak-47. it happened at a 7-eleven. three masked men stormed the place armed including one with ak-47. the greats need is nobody was hurt but they got away with a load of cash. anybody who knows anything call the tip line. eric: we're told curtis tutor making gains in iraq taking control of the town. helped in part by american and coalition warplanes. they are also apparently hitting some empty buildings. that as they adjust their movements to stay a step ahead of us. the town near the turkish border, raising fears of a possible looming massacre. so is our lack of intelligence on the ground creating gaps that hurt t

we don't know the exact details, one of his guns was an ak-47 already found, the fact he was captured without incident, it will be fascinating to know how they got him in the final moments. >> i would be more interested in why he didn't kill again. that he went into a completely evasive mode for these last six weeks. he could have easily killed dozens of officers and run around those woods for a long time. and had he had the tactical advantage with a scope, sniper or rifle and cover all over the place, cover and concealment and the officers had to be exposed in conducting the search, i think it is a miracle in this case that we don't have more dead police officers. and it is a testament to the marshals and their agents that they captured him alive and didn't try to kill a cop killer. >>> tom, stick around, shane, as well. just who is this guy? eric frein, what made him tick, what made him kill? what authorities say. that is next. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns. that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain. what's that, l

michele and debby worked out a system for documenting this stream of ak-47s that were passing through their hands. they work on 20,000 of them over the course of year. miller drummed into the soldiers they needed to be able to account for every single ak-47 but they were hard to identify. michele and debby took over the task of deciphering the eroded numbers on the side of the weapon and recording the identity of the gun they repaired. if the team got a difficult box they will focus on repairing and then document after the repairs were completed. if the bock was easier they would split off and two would fix and two would try to write down the numbers. they came to know which countries made more reliable versions and which were likely to be broken. the chinese were the worst and they tossed many of them. the others helped up well some being made in the 1950s. they checked the function of the firing pin making sure it would strike the bullet. if the trigger didn't feel right they would replace the entire mechanisms. the safety wasn't often working. frequently the springs were bad and th

i've never been angry like to say, look, to hell with peace, i want to have an ak-47 and go and fight. so that's how the situation with 60 people from my family got killed by the government. two of them are my brothers. so i have my brothers' sisters, my family members scattered now. some in ethiopia, some in uganda. some in kenya. the same thing that happened before -- >> it is history repeating itself. >> what happened me was the music. i have to go back to music and writing more music. >> make sure the anger didn't grab you. >> that's the only way i was getting. it is devastating what is happening, but this movie come at a crucial time to help me. >> i was just going to say, margaret, there wasn't a south sudan. >> no. >> and there was so much hope when we got a south sudan. now here we are again. in some ways this movie is coming at a critical time. what do you want people to take from it? >> well, i want, first of all, that the timing is perfect. maybe there is this long way to get this out there because south sudan is in so much trouble. there's a famine that's just about to sta

tragic deaths such as the 13 year-old annie who was killed by an officer who believe the toy gun was an aksault rifle. >>jacqueline bennett tomorrow will be even warmer than today. there is a steep wave under way with temperatures reaching 80s and low 90s for all of the bay area. heat advisory has been issued for tomorrow and friday for these unseasonably warm temperatures. you can see almost the whole area is under the advisory except for the delta. the peninsula, the san mateo coastline, the south bay, into gilroy are under that seat at this very--advisory. temperatures will really be warm and, especially at the coastline which we normally do not see. east bay shoreline running in the upper 80s. you might be wondering if we will break any records. the answer is actually now. here you can see the records in parentheses. we are about 10 degrees shy of the record in some areas. here's a look at the extended forecast: really hot out there tomorrow an especially hot on friday. it will stay hot on saturday and start to cool down on sunday with more dramatic cooling. early cooling. insurance co

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in his right hand he has an ak-27. he is having a good time. unfortunately, the safety cash isn't on. >> oh, no. >> while dancing, obviously his finger moved, he hit the trigger and was holding the gun in such a way it came straight down and hit the guy in front of him. the video quickly cuts off not long after that. >> they should know better than that. leave the guns at home. this is a celebration we can have without guns. >> split second, moment of celebration has now turned into a moment of panic. truly terrifying is that 4, 5-year-old girl is standing right behind him. no information whether the guy survived or if he is okay. it's more a cautionary tale. leave the firearms at home. >> so stupid. >> when a goose closes down a major motorway in the uk, who does the highway agency called? the wildlife aid foundation. >> we got a call about a canada goose wandering around. >> simon cowell doesn't participate in this rescue. he says a volunteer. the highway agency says we'll shut this road down because we don't want this one canadian goose to g

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indianhead around 12:08 appeared green month and potomac heights. .ake your you stay indoors the 79 degrees at reagan national. veryve warmed up and it's buggy and very breezy. expecting heavy rain to push into the metro. for the lateinish drive into the evening and temperatures will be dropping as well. the flood watch in effect until 8:00. the potentiafor 1-3 inches. a few spots have already seen numbers like that. >> 79 degrees right here in arlington. it is so warm and breezy, people walking around arlington with no jacket. it is still dry where we are. we have some dark clouds off to the west. you can see the heavy rain off to the west. i want to show you the impressing -- impressive rainfall totals. one of the highest totals we see -- over 4.5 inches of rain in wintergreen, regina. -- wintergreen, virginia. berryville, just about 1.3 inches of rain. in winchester, pretty much the same. i want to take you back outside of our studio here where we have a live picture. ,ven though it is not raining within the next hour or two, we will see the heavier bands making their way in. for now, yo

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. >> and wiseback claims ak up -- akubo spit on him. the prison said wiseback was suspended for a brief time for using excessive force and platessed in a separate unit. >> now we return to the latest in the ebola crisis two cleveland area schools are closed as a precaution because a staffer may have flown on the same plane as the second ebola patient. >> we go live to dallas where three people are diagnosed with the disease, john. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, now that we know two people have contracted ebola while working at this hospital, health officials are stepping up their efforts to contain the virus. vincent walked off the plane after hitch ago ride at the hitech biocontainment plane. the 29-year-old is the second nurse to contract ebola. the associated press reported she had close contact with duncan. vincent flew to cleveland to visit family and back to dallas before she knew she had the disease, the cdc admitted it errorred, giving permission to fly with a fever. >> she should not have traveled on a commercial airl

in accomplishing this, we endeavor to work with the office of secretary defense, procurement and ak wii sigs policy and our partners at u.s. bank and visa to augment the field's ability to protect fraud, abuse and misuse. t the purchase card online pea coles system. it audits 100% of transactions, flags 3% of the high risk transactions for manual audit. since 2002, the air force agency has conducted eight audits. two of the most recent occurring in 2012 and 2013. these audits used in conjunction with other measures like data mining reports, ad hoc and scheduled inspections and a host of checks and balances that separate the roles and functions have proven invaluable and the stewardship of the program. mr. chairman and ranking member, thank you for the opportunity to testify and i look forward to your questions. >> could i just ask mr. lyle where he is from? >> i am from maine originally and spent a lot of time in massachusetts. >> yep. >> you're pretty good with the rs. but charge and card, i'm from boston. we struggle with those rs. >> we don't have to bring in an ininterpreter tor, fo

they're not sick but just aking sure we had -- >> right. >> and so we would have probably back in theay we would have maybe left them there and said keep recording. now we're just saying, look, we have our stuff, let's get out until we see which way the wind blows. we want to sort of err on the side of caution. >> tom, you were in liberia this time last year. are we making a big enough deal? a week ago the president of the united states said we've got this under control. maybe americans feel that way, but should we not be humans before we're americans and should we be concerned with the amount of people dying there? >> liberia is a country with virtually no nfrastructure. so they're very ill prepared for this type of crisis. to my understanding, we're building hospitals there now with our military and doing other things. i don't know -- there should be a major effort, though, because this thing could easily spiral out of control. >> shane smith, ceo of vice media and former viacom ceo tom freston. when we come back, max levchin from paypal has been on the cutting-edge of tech and inno

the riders, as he would get behd one, would move back into ak and so he was unable to get of the riders that he was attempting to pull over to to the shoulder. 1:18 nats cop yelling . (slow down?) p says the officer was tryingo tell the bikers to slow dow. but watch what happens ... e biker with the camera that s shooting the video - waves the officer ... as if telli him to go away. the cop dris off, without pulling anyone else over . the bikers celebrate. nats ross lee / p he made a determination and judgment call based on his n safety as well as the safet the general public who was the roadway at the time. standup: joe vazquez / milp no arrests yet. the chp says they're combing the video tg to find out who exactly was responsible. in milpitas, j poster, butix5.poster, but' heard back. this morning... president obama's security is back in question. another man jumpee fence at the white house. but as susan mcginnis repor. this time secret service ag were able to bring the intr down quickly. :00 washington, dc :20-:26 n mcginnis / cbs news washing dc 1:02-:104 julia pierson / former secr

parte del aÑo de la muerte un andy lopez, a manos de un alguacil al confundir un arma de juguete con un akjusticia. >> un aÑo despuÉs de la muerte de andy lopez, la comunidad aquÍ en santa rosa sigue muy dolida. esas emociones fueron manifestadas durante una vigilia esta noche. la muerte de andy lopez manos del alguacil ha cambiado para siempre esta comunidad. el 22 de octubre de 2013 se recuerda en santa rosa como si fuera ayer. >> nos ha dolido mucho lo que ha pasado. >> en el Último aÑo se ha decretado este altar en honor al joven de 13 aÑos, en el mismo lugar donde recibiÓ siete balazos cuando caminaba con una pistola de juguete y que el alguacil confundiÓ con una real. durante la vigilia, esta mujer leyÓ una emotiva carta enviada por la madre de andy, agradecimiento a la comunidad por su apoyo y recordando ese dÍa tan oscuro para la familia lÓpez. el mensaje que enviÓ la madre a la comunidad, dice se cumple un aÑo de que mataron a un angelito, la muerte de andy ha dejado muerta en vida a toda su familia. el oficial nunca fue enjuiciado, el pasado mes de agosto pueblo a patrullar las c

lopez shot and santa rose zae after the deputy mistook the air soft gun as a real ak-47. that shooting led to mass protests but no charges ever filed against the deputy who is now back on patrol. officials did approve plans for a memorial park for lopez. a memorial rally held at noon at sonoma state university. time now 6:56 on wednesday. a look at day's top stories. new rule going into effect restricting which u.s. airports people can fly into from certain west african nations. they can only enter the united states through one of five airports during special screenings and fever checks for ebola. >> one of the largest venture capital deals on record, dole and several other companies investing in a secretive start up. the companies investing $542 million in magic leap inc, a company that develops its own eyeglass-like device projects computer images over real life. >> the giants up 1-0 in the world series partly courtesy of the hunter pence two-run homer. face the royals again tonight. game time 5:07. bob redell is there, more live reporting starting tomorrow morning at 5

it would shock me if somebody in isis didn't pick up an ak-47 and shoot in rural america. don't need a speck spend along the lines of 9/11 or even what the so call millennium bomber was planning, to blow up los angeles international airport. all you have to do is just, you have to traumatize and terrorize an entire country by doing something very small like this attack. it resulted in only one fatality, one too many, of course. but this is not what they would call spectacular. obviously waged on a national governmental, huge symbolic importance, the target. but anyone can do it. that's what worries me and that's what worries most counterterrorism officials and most analysts. >> so one guy with a rifle go to the war memorial and shoots a soldier. >> not even that. any farm house, a school. any kind of remote location which of course will become the subject of international attention, right? killing a bunch of people or holding them hostage. that's the kind of propaganda that a group like isis would look to engender. >> there is something about listening to the sound of that

at, we have aked dichotomy between what we see in our statistics and what the beneficiaries are tellings. we s we are meetg access standards but our beneficiaries are expressing they are not satisfied with access. we have to focus on access. in terms of quality and safety, we provide a safe health care system that meets the norms of this nation. we can do better. so there is all kinds of aspects of that we need to look at. care. far as quality of the measures we really need to focus on in terms of demonstrating it is a quality system. to see ite e you doing continues to operate efficiently? >> repurchased $16 billion worth of care every year. this nation does not have a clear set of quality indicators for the nation. systems toto compare systems. we have to look k at the placese purchase care. we have to look at what is out there that we can harvest and demonstrate to our beneficiaries who may not get services wit us. >> and talk to us about the multi-service market. the six markets where we have more than one service diego andand in san fort bragg, that represent 42% of the workload. t

made half attempt to stash ak and ran. >> he sounds like he was prepared to make some sort of get-away. how significant is it that he was caught off guard by a quick police response, jim? >> well, that's right, reverend al. in the news business, you showcase bad police work, but this is a great example of great police work and the helicopter being deployed quickly. he likely was going to escape, and might have staged another killing in a few days or a week. but because the roadblock made him turn and the helicopter made him turn out his headlights, he ran the jeep into the pond. he thinks he's a great soldier, but he's just really a crack pot. and so now he has to run through the woods at night and hang his ak-47 up and go into the serbian soldier mode. so i'd say he's getting desperate. he's going down mentally, physically. doesn't have enough equipment, ammunition, as he thought he might need. there's been four sightings of him this week. i think they're closing in on him. he's a very dangerous guy. these anti-government people have grandiose ideas and they think that their death is

mike morrell said, i wouldn't be shocked if somebody didn't pick up an ak-47 and shoot in rural america. you don't need a spectacular 9/11 or the so-called millennium bomber was planning, to blow up l.a. international airport. all have you to do is traumatize and terrorize an entire country by doing something very small, like this attack. which resulted in only one fatality, you know, one too many, of course, but, you know, this is not what they would call a spectacular. this is a very isolated, specific attack. obviously, waged on a national sort of, you know, governmental -- a huge symbolic importance, the target. again, anyone can do it. that's what worries me and i think that's what worries most counterterrorism officials. >> one guy with a rifle goes after the war memorial, shoots a soldier who's on duty. >> not even that, chris. you know, any -- a farmhouse, a school, i mean, any kind of remote location which, of course, will become the subject of international attention, right? killing a bunch of people or holding them hostage, that's the kind of propaganda that a group like isis

. >> witnesses on the location say two to three suspects inside the bank wearing ski masks and ak-47season, southern california's massive freeway system. dozens of highways crisscross the region, creating getaway access to any robber who finds their way to one of the roads. the fbi in southern california often gives nicknames to the suspects. the snowboarder bandit. the explosive threat bandit. and the plain jane bandit. they do this because there are so many bank robberies that the nicknames help distinguish one suspect from another. and it also helps the public possibly identify the thieves. february 7th, 2008, another day in los angeles county and another bank robbery. two men park their car a few blocks from the cathay bank which is located on a busy street. the men get out of their car. they quickly walk across the street having to avoid the heavy traffic on gail avenue. no one notices them as they approach the bank. the masks they wear and the type of gun one of them uses immediately create chaos. >> their plan was to make people cower in fear as they run in, overpower them, usu

the deputy saw lopez carrying an airsoft replica ak 47 like this onegealhaus says he thought the gun was real and when lopez turned the barrel toward himhe opened fire. many in the community were outraged by the shootingand, tentions were high for much of the year. gealhause was exonorated and the shooting was determined to be justifiedbut, many in the community have called for his removal from the department. community members are still trying to get charges pressed against that deputy. he is back on the job. in the meantime, supporters of andy lopez are trying to get the city to turn this plot of land into a park and name it after andy. i'm jeff bush in santa rosa, kron four news. >>pam moore rallies protesting police brutality. took place today throughout the nation. among them, this one in oakland, where several hundred people gathered at frank ogawa plaza. and marched through the downtown area. this video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news, the group ended up stopping at 7th and washington. police say, the protest remained peaceful and there were no arrests or injur

i can come down and mow the grace without worrying about somebody coming around the garage with an ak-47 and saying what are you doing. >> feeling comfortable again walking the dogs in this remote section. and for weeks he has been haunted by the possible return of the cop-killing suspect eric frein trying to get back home one more time. >> you know you look over your shoulder all the time. you always tense up. we left our lights on for state troopers so they could try to find them, stuff like that. >> the blue ribbons showing in support of the manhunt are prominent everywhere you looked today. and cheryl seeing nothing but strife at her house since frein was public incident number one. >> i had an incident where they circled my head and said where is eric frein at? where is he at? and i thought that was rude and disrespectful and i was disappointed. >> the door-to-door trick-or-treat was canceled now that frein was on the run. boup that he is captures it is scheduled due to begin in about an hour. live in monroe county, vernon odom channel 6 "action news." >> vern, thank you. >>> we

. >> the santa pronunciati rosa t after officer thought the fake ak 47 was real. no charges have been filed on the officer. >>> a suspected home grown terrorist in canada is dead after creating terror in the capital city of ottawa. the gunman was killed by a hail of gunfire inside the parliament building close to where lawmakers were working. zehaf-bibeau shot and killed a canadian shoulder at the war memori memorial. >> there was a guy with a rifle on the back corner and just pow, pow. >> it was alarming for so many people. the shooter was considered so radical and dangerous the government pulled his passport and now they are investigating to see if he had any ties to isis. tonight calling sergeant-at-arms a hero. kevin vickers shot and killed the gunman. >>> they're going to need a taller fence at the white house. another security breach tonight. a man hopped the fence and made it 20 yards into the lawn before being attacked by secret service units and k-9 units. he was unarmed. charges are now pending. remember last month a fence jumper made it through the fron

police ak toughty. jackson road is closed between lakeside drive and stokes road.tokes as alternate to that one. and new accident on garden state parkway southbound 575. look for this one in port republic in atlantic county blocking a lane. that is causing a problem as well. let's go to commuter traffic report when you download the free waze app. no major issues. with he have someone talking about that construction going on and davidville road warminster. watch for that one. let's look at stormtracker 6 live double scan talking about sprinkles that are out there that david has been talking about. this is your best way to see roads damp and currently looks like in delaware and south jersey near middleton along 213 more pronounced light shower activity along salem and millville 47 and also paging a little bill glass burp 55 and 322 nydia. >> karen, thank you. new this morning a heated exchange led to gunfire in grocery store parking lot. philadelphia police say a man with a knife charged at another man outside the pathmark on frankford avenue torresdale last night th

killed by a sheriff depp tip the teens and shot after the deputy mistook lopez's air soft gun as a real ak-47. the shooting led to mass protests. no charges ever filed against the deputy, who is back on patrol now. officials did approve plans for a memorial park for lopez. today a memorial rally held at noon into pg&e testing out state-of-the-art technology, intended to inspect pipelines easier and faster. the test run starts at 10:00 on a street in south san francisco and it's being done by this pipeline robot. the robot travels inside the gas line and inspects condition of the wells. using new inspection method, the robot detects any defects without the need to cut into the material or dig up the pipe. the new method is less disruptive to customers and reduces inspection time. >>> in a historic move, more than 500,000 will be used to help defend immigrant children from deportation in oakland. city council approved the plan yesterday. 557,000 will be used to pay for legal aid for hundreds of children that have come into the east bay after violence forced them out of central america. alame

ak "action news" reporter has the news. >> raghunandan yandamuri's fate in his own hands, but his words landed him here in the first place. >> we had his own words and a signed statement. and we have his own words from the video he agreed to do with detectives. >> the video he demonstrates how he did it. accused of kidnapping and killing saanvi venna and killing her grandmother. he planned to random the baby to payoff gambling debts. and he left notes from his computer and confessed and led them to the bead -- body of the baby saanvi. and they used his confession again, in it he told detectives where he hid jewelry stolen from the grandmother. they said it was behind a vending machine in his office and that's where they later found it. and yandamuri since recanted claiming he was forced to participate in the kidnapping scheme by two strangers. steven heckman his court-appointed lawyer. >> all we know are the names of matt and josh. and that's what he told, mentioned in his opening and i think that's what he will pursue in this case. >> how do these two strangers come into his life? >> i

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the steal atmosphere, a party that tries to appeal to all citizens be that boss ni a, serbs or crow akesbreath of fresh air. >> the holder of the basic human rites has been lost. neck lected by the system. we want to talk by everyone, no matter where they live. in which entity, no matter the name, the religious belief, we want to talk to them. no one has been talking to them for the past 18 years. those are the views for the young and educated. elsewhere, during suspicion of the war and self-interest of the political class holding the country back. >> a bosnian political analyst joins us live from sarajevo. you were listening to what barnaby was saying, are the elections going to change anything? >> well, as a matter of fact, we need to say at the beginning bosnia is a complex country which means that the changes can hardly be revolutionary. this is a country where we need to work on incremental slow changes that could produce the desired effect. in this sense, the minor changes in the political setup of the country, what you have witnessed by one of the people you interviewed are possib

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big pop for ak steel. pete. >> $10 price target and they're talking about $2 in earnings by 2016. steel company, yeah. it's going higher. that's the pop. >> big drop for urban outfitters. >> they have been battling. and all the way back to their august 2012 low here. so i would not an seller at these levels. you can dabble in it, but you want to buy it by 10% to 10 5%. >> spritz. >> one name out of the big rally was netflix, continuing to slide after posting disappointing results in after hours news that hbo is launching a stand alone oig service. mark cuban explained why he's buying on the dips. >> you look at the competitors and this eat's the best thing t could possibly happen. every time somebody looks at buying hbo online over the top are or cbs on theline over tlin somebody will have a conversation with them. >> so will competition help or hurt? john, you brought the goods in terms of the information on hbo and show time and what they could possibly charge. >> first of all, as far as mark cuban goes, it's not like warren buffett bought the stock. he's done great things for t

has ak the strategy reasonable chance of success. it comes down to the prime minister body performing tasks and the iraqi security forces performing tasks we had to do in 2007 because the place was literally on fire and about to burst into civil flames had we not done that. thehould not underestimate ability of this new government to reach out to the sunni-era community and make them part of the fabric of society and demandsate legitimate from the regional government as well. i think that is doable. those are critical political components to what will go forward. if that becomes the foundation for iraq, i think you can reconstitute iraqi security forces. with help from us in terms of the intelligence picture, planning, and air support, i ,hink those forces can and must if this is to be sustainable, this must be a result of actions by iraqi security forces, noting that term is inclusive of what will stand back up that will now be part of the iraqi national guard and initiative. certainly encompassing the actions of the kurdish, peshme

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the shooting of lopez by a deputy who mistakenly believed the toy rifle the teen was holding was on ak-47. that deputy was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing and was allowed to return to duty. >> we're not against police because we need them. but there's bad elements that need to be removed like gelhaus. >>> a calfire pilot who was killed while battling a fire in yosemite was remembered this morning in san jose. 62-year-old jeffrey craig hunt was fighting the dog rock fire in yosemite earlier this month when the air tanker he was flying clipped a tree and crashed. he was a veteran pilot who flew in the navy and served in the army. when he was not fighting fire, he taught chemistry at uc santa cruz. he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. >>> this morning, governor jerry brown and leaders with the nurses association united at the capitol in california. the group discussed ways to better protect furses against ebola. the proposed procedures hazmat suits and training programs. at 1:30, nurses plan to rally in oakland to demand that the state formally adopt the safety procedures. nurses

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makes ak on the ground really big difference and we are honored to be part of the team doing that with the state and the city and the hospital. bottom line here, we are very concerned that a pulmonary positive has been identified in a health-care worker who provided care to the index patient. we will have confirmatory testing later today at cdc. we will identify any additional the individual, before they were diagnosed and any other individuals who may have provided care for the index patient and similarly would have been exposed and actively monitor those individuals. we will also take a thorough investigation to find out how this may have happened and we will ramp up infection control to do whatever we can to minimize the risk that there would be any future infections. out to, our thoughts go the health care worker, their family, understanding how difficult a time this is for them and other health care workers who now may have been exposed or are now known to have been exposed and really need to go through that anxiety-producing time. these are the individuals who we need to monitor.

they harvested and used it to .ake stone tools this bridge using 20th century technology and design elements that is supposed to be commemorating nostalgia for a bygone american past but actually commemorates an anticolonial leader who fought the united states and is built over top of the site that has been significant to native people in this region for eons. when i think about this project, the concept of ancient and modern, vanishing an ever present, they are all right there. >> you bring a rich and deep knowledge of the native american presence in washington, d.c. now that you are at the library of congress, what questions do you want to answer? how do you see your research unfolding? >> you mention this is my first day officially as a fellow. i am excited about the opportunity. the center is a great place to work. i am interested in the papers of individuals statesmen in the manuscript division. these men wrote about their interaction with the native people in the city. there will be good material there. another body of sources that exist that i think is crucial to this project is the c

and as we continue to ak celebrate we're going to see issues rebound. >> we can work with them on wages and give them second thoughts about going somewhere else. >> leaders are proposing a measure to help longstanding businesses stay in the city dispute rising costs. one local institutiois closing. carolyn? >> this is ai restaurant closing this year after 48 years. we stopped by another restaurant closing it's doors tonight. some are becoming concerned and stepping in with an only-in-san francisco measure. >> this is bad. >> after two decades, this restaurant is serving it's last burritos today. it's one of 4,000 san francisco businesses excted to close this year. >> turn eraccelerated. there is a loss of neighborhood fabric peopl associate with where they live. >> this helps souper visors craft legislation to help so called legacy businesses that have been around at least 30 years. calling for rebates on property transfer tax if the owner gives businesses to buy the buildings. lombardi sports is also shedding doors. >> businesses are closing in an alarming rate. >> flax, a fmily art su

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windy, the wind just .akes that truck and moves it we are doing everything to keep .he truck in the lane we are hauling a lot of weight behind that truck. commentant to make a that the federal government wants to put electronic logbooks in the trucks. few places have electronic logbooks. electronic logbooks, if you are cannot pull over on the side of the road and sleep there for overnight. can you talk about these electronic logbooks? guest: that is one of the issues that is pending. it is almost imminent in washington. the idea has been around for at least 15 years. it is not a technological problem. but it has been a political problem. think the idea is that we do have these federal regulations .n driving time limits the other places paper logbooks. more of the large companies are going to electronic monitoring systems. all truck drivers have to use electronic locking devices. host: would it potentially shutdown the vehicle or is it more efficient -- guest: my understanding is it shut the truck down. they do not think it is necessary and they think it is an expense they should not have

oil and other commodities but the worry is it's not from too little supply but too many demand from ak growth around the globe. >> not just central bankers who are concerned about falling oil prices but also oil producers. that's creating a divide among opec, the global cartel. jackie deangelis has more. >> oil prices continue to slide on concerns about global growth at a market that's well supplied. but in recent weeks many have been questioning how low oil can go before producers are squeezed. the thought was that opec might make a move to reduce its supply to the market to bolster prices when it meets next month, but the chatter out of conversations this weekend, after venezuela called for an emergency meeting indicates that the cartel isn't making any rash decisions. middle eastern opec members have a higher cost to produce. and with the price below $90 a barrel some are feeling the pinch. but according to reports saudi arabia one of opec's most outspoken members is courting investors in europe is a comfortable with the drop in prices. >> what it signifies to me is saudi arabia is