we are waiting for a press conference from the kern county california,fice in north of los angeles, to find out if they have any details. the combination of the composite structure of the aircraft, plus the feathering technique that would be used to land the actual spacecraft two, that was also an innovation. combine that with the hybrid rocket engine. >> i think the press conference has started. let's get straight to that and listen to what they have to say. approximately 10:12, we became aware of an in-flight anomaly and implemented our preplanned response plan. my team was dispatched to the north. the chief will discuss that and the sheriff will discuss his involvement. mishaponfirmation of a just a few moments later, approximately 25 miles north of the airport, and we were given a latitude/longitude of the potential site. at times like these, those of us in the aerospace family recognize that we engage in our craft freely. i have been in it for 45 years. we recognize that the contribution we make to a nation, the traveling public, and the general contribution to an amazing industry

many people here in kern county many individuals in office and hold different positions in government. they were once farm workers. it isn't that people won't do farm would. it's that the employers don't want to pay enough money for them to do farm work and don't want to give them the kind of health benefits that they need. farm workers see their work as something that they do. they consider themselves professionals and they should be treated with dignity, and if you're not going to treat people with dignity and that's why they bring in people from other countries who don't know the labor laws and who are afraid to speak up because they are afraid they will be deported or sent out or that their contracts will be, you know, cut off if they speak out and fight for their rights and so we should develop a local farm labor force like we had before. i get medal of freedom, but it actually represents the work of thousands of people that have worked, you know, to make a better life, for the farm workers and the farm workers movement and five farm workers that are killed and i get the medal of

though not deadly, wood block rounds can leave a lasting impression as we discovered at the kern valley state prison in california. >> shot the [ bleep ]. >> no. i don't remember getting shot. i don't know if i got shot. >> we often talk to corrections officers about the nonlethal weapons they use but it's not often we end up actually seeing what those weapons do. and such was the case with george johns. this was something that happened just the night before. we were lucky to talk to him. escort! >> during our shoot at kern valley, inmate george jobs, serving eight years for being involved in a high speed chase while on parole, started a fight in the cafeteria, and was hit in the head by a wooden block. we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> i had a personal problem and i ran over and handled it and i didn't make it all of the way. i was in the chow hall eating, you know i just got irtated and finally decided i don't like this guy. so i'm going to bite him. that's it. >> next thing you remember? >> they're dragging me out. telling me i got hit

and it was discovered that a lab report had been misread in the case of kerns.ow, the district attorney says that she can't talk publicly about the specific case but at the time that mistake was discovered she said she would begin a review and publicly announce those findings. >> if we were to get a report with a lab perhaps that we were unfamiliar with, that should trigger a check, a double check, another kind of verification. there has to be a searching inquiry for anything at all that is unfamiliar. we have to look at where we're getting information. and if we're getting information from perhaps outside of our typical chain of gathering information or evidence, we need to look at that. you need to look at where the person agiving you information receives it from and could they have potentially misunderstood something? >> reporter: here's what specifically she says is going to be happening right now. in theç county detective's uni a new violent crime and tech knowledge unit will be developed and two new staff will be directly responsible for independent revie

robert kerns is the former head of the county gop. the d.a.ropped the rape charge because a lab report was misread. it referred the case to the attorney general's office which is now prosecuting kerns on assault charges. today the d.a. announced she's following the recommendations from an independent review. the office will be restructured, county detectives will have a new unit for violent crime and there will be two new positions designed to review cases and evidence. >>> our coverage of decision 2014 continues tonight. just in the last week, nbc 10 has taken a closer look at the candidates for new jersey's first and third districts. today we turn to the second district where republican incumbent frank lobiondo is fighting to keep his seat against bill hughes, democratic challenger. cydney long joins us live from atlantic city. both candidates are meeting with voters right now. tell us what's happening there. >> renee, i can tell you that both candidates are shaking hands with their constituents and voters. it is actually happening at the li

kerns just moved into yesterday. yay!tee who served three tours in afghanistan. the smart home is equipped with special features to make life easier for corporal kerns. scores of other men still need homes in which to live for their safety and their independence. and these guys are triple quadruple amputees. if you want to help, you can do so. it's a great organization. call the number, tunnel2 or log onto tunnel2towers.org. now, it freezes up, but if you keep trying you will get through. tunnel2towers.org. think of these guys. they're waiting for your help. please try it. see you tomorrow night. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. prosecutors in oklahoma seeking the death penalty for a man accused of beheading his coworker last week. prosecutors say alton nolen had just been suspended from his job. he cut off one woman's head and stabbed another woman before a manager shot him. prosecutors argue the death penalty is warranted because the murder was especially heinous. the funeral for the vic

this mistake happened when robert kerns was arrested for rape charges and we were told back in marchn those charges were dropped it was due to an error, an error in reading a lab report. that lab report was a key piece of evidence in the case. and that case again was dropped, those rape charges dropped. the d.a. says she can't talk about specifics about that case because the attorney general is now prosecuting the case. the independent reviews of the case allow -- will allow her office to create this ombudsman position, someone the public can reach out to should they have information about cases. also adding an assistant chief for another person to look over these cases. it is hard to admit when a mistake has happened but the point is to try and prevent one from happening again. >> i think part of it is letting people in the office know, we're not just pushing it to get to the next case or to the end of the case. we want to make sure as the leadership of this office that you take the time that you need to verify your work and ensure the accuracy of everything you do. >> reporter: now

kern county sheriff. >> thanks to the involvement of the sheriff's office in this will be the lead. we -- i got the call this morning that there'd been an anomaly, a mishap. and i flew out, flew around the crash site. it's a large area. the aircraft is in several different pieces. we found one person who obviously was deceased immediately. i do not have the condition we left here it appeared to be major injuries. but we don't know really what that means yet. our thoughts and prayers are with the family and we hope that the survivor will be just fine. >> hello. mike kho mike khocody. our department goes ten years working with mojave air and space port. we have done briefings to get ready for a mishap. it's not why we want to stand here today. we've been here and assisting responders. if there are plans to take an event on the facility, then we take it off the facility. then our role is rescue. i believe the sheriff's department. administering care to the survivor. and transferred the care to mercy air 14. air helicopter for transport. and so we continue to support mojave air support

. >> we met earl hymer at california's kern valley state prison. >> i have a 37-year sentence, lewd actsn a minor 14 years old. >> this was not his first time in prison nor his first sex offense. >> my wife deemed it necessary that i be arrested for attempted rape of your wife and not of a -- as weird as that sounds. you come home drunk and try to take it and she doesn't want it, that's still a criminal offense. >> hymer shares a cell with another convicted child molester, ray rowe, who is serving a 230-year sentence. even though he is in protective custody, rowe rarely leaves his cell out of fear for safety. >> i don't know whether someone is going to take me out before the day's over with. every time i go to chow. any time any sex offender goes to chow or goes out of their cell. and sometimes even in your cell. can i go to sleep with this person in here? you're pretty vulnerable when you're sound asleep. >> hymer and rowe have worked out an uneasy trust if not a friendship. >> we've managed to read or stay out of each other's way. >> yeah. i draw on in afternoons sometimes and generall

kern county. voters are reporting that their ballots don't fit in the envelopes. they say voters just need to refold it. >> we don't want anyone cutting them or getting creative. folding the flap around, it is just a simple refold, and it will fit. >> officials say altering the ballots in any way could cause problems when counting them. >>> the city council is considering what is called a social host ordnance that would allow the city to penalize parents or guardians were underaged drinking parties. fines would start at $1,500 to cover the cost of the police response. the city council is scheduled to take up the proposal on monday. >>> there is a gas station in pleasanton that has drivers doing a double take. they are selling gas for 2.99 a gallon. roberta gonzales zapped this picture on 31st street. they are trying to draw in new business with a very low price for regular. the average price is about 3.65 a gallon in pleasanton. >>> fireworks capped tough fleet week festivities in san francisco tonight. we caught this show at pier 39. hundreds of thousands of spec

chairman robert kerns. >>> well, a petties found recommending through a south jersey neighborhood. >> but neighbors aren't so happen bye the return of the pet bobcat, coming up next, justin. >>> wet road and dead leaves in the a good combination in area roadways today, i'm meteorologist justin drabick live from the cbs-3 mobil weather lab, coming up how you can drive as the leaves continue to fall, kathy. >>> justin, we have more rain that will create additional problems tonight and even for morning commute all this rotating in the delaware valley we will track it and show you what to expect coming up, beasley. >>> help is on the way for the eagles following the the bye week another key piece on the offensive line gets back on the field, plus the flyers head across the state trying to right the ship against a bitter old rival, all coming up in sports. there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congre

. >> aaron yost was 11 years into the latest sentence when we met him in kern valley state prison in california. he says his problems stem from a near lifelong abuse of drugs. >> i grew up with drugs. my parents were quote, unquote, hippies. both my parents dropped acid. my mom's dead now from a dug overdose. when i was 9 years old, i was rolling joints for mom and dad. >> yost's life is now largely confined to this cell, he shares with another inmate. >> i'm not comfortable like this. i don't like men. i like women. and to me it's disgusting. i'm still irritated. if i wake up in the morning, i'm agitated because i have to live with another man. >> now the closest yost comes to female companionship is his tattoos, some of which too graphic to show on television. >> that's all i dream about. that's all i got. >> i remember when we met aaron, the man was absolutely tattooed. just incredibly inked. if one word describes him, it's intense. just full of energy. i remember when my producer asked him, what's the daily routine. he started right in on telling us what it was all about. >> one

. >> reporter: liz kern says at least three bears have climbed into her backyard this month.one was caught after eating the fish in her pond. are you concerned because the bears have come here and found food that they might return? >> absolute. they're starving right now. they're looking for food. and i don't know if we're going to be the next casualties. >> reporter: nearby in lake tahoe, hungry bears have been even more invasive, breaking and entering to raid the kitchen. so these are scratches from the bear claws? >> yeah. >> and it just yanked it right open. >> yeah. >> reporter: a bear pried open bryce betterly's door and smashed his car window. it's been back twice. >> it's definitely nerve-racking. there's a sense of security that i think everybody has, and i kind of lost that. >> reporter: animal rights activist ann bryant says black bears rarely attack people. they're just following their keen sense of smell. >> they are always on a search for food, and if we can provide an easy way for them to get that food, they're going to do it. >> reporter: if these animals are

in san joaquin valley we have a dust storm warning and a report from kern county of vehicles pullingt warning will expire. tomorrow, we expect highs from mid-60s on the coast to mid-70s inland dry day thursday. more rain or showers and monday, into tuesday, another period of rain and showers. thank you, spencer. >> what a fun game. >> thankfully rain held off today. >> yes. >> they blow a lead again. three of the nlcs. good plays by giants. we have highlights and reaction coming up in sports. , , , , others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish after dish... time, after time, after time again... deliciously creamy galbani ricotta inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one ricotta. , , , nyou have made my life special by being apart of it.enough. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the wa

kern county fire department reporting that it was headed to a location in the mohave desert. two has been under development at mojave air and space port in the desert, northeast of los angeles. we will continue to follow that story and bring you more details as soon as we get them. it is now time for today's latin america report. investors aren't happy with resilient voters. they reelected president dilma rousseff. the correction may open up some opportunities there. earlier we spoke with a portfolio manager royce funds, director of international research. >> you could have a scenario where over the next four years of her second term -- she probably wants to go out with a better legacy than her first term -- when the stock market lost a quarter of its value, the theto is down by third -- market does better when investors are expecting either because of her or despite her. >> argentine currency traders are paring expectations for a weaker pace. the central bank head has slowed the pace of depreciation and ordered grades on brokerages where the peso is almost 70% weaker than th

berger, hein and kern.hey were all to meet at general grant's statue in new york city at 5:00 every day. >> after dash's confession, the fbi quickly rounded up the remaining two long island saboteurs. keiran was arrested as he left a tailor shop and heink as he left a drugstore. but then dash told him about the other four nazis who landed in florida. >> i was the first person in the united states to understand we had a second group on hand. those fellas landed, buried their stuff, went into jacksonville, bought new clothes and everything. >> what did you do at that point? >> i wanted to know who was in the group and he identified curling, neibauer and he identified herbie houk and one man named theel. >> curly had written his contact information for dash in invisible ink on this handkerchief. dash couldn't remember how to develop the ink so he could read it. >> i sent it up to the lab the first day and the next day when they came back, they had developed the writing on it and red colors. developed with ammo

we sent kern behind enemy lines to find out more about our rival cities, ken. >>reporter: you guys, i can't really hear what you just said because the music is so loud at this rally. this is going on at the power and light district here and you know, there's so many people screaming and so much music going on here. the ground is really shaking. but it shakes -- could it shake during the world series. >> people are more nervous now as the reality of what has taken place. >> when the giant and a's went at it, the earth moved, but could something like that happen in kansas city. >> there's no question. they've had -- in the early 1800s, they've had magnitudes -- the earthquake occurs. >> magnitude of what? >> 8. >> rick miller says the new fault system is actually bigger than the san andreas and it covers six states, but it may be activated by a different source. >> in california, it's pretty simple. most scientist believe that it's mother nature that causes the earth to move. here in kansas, there's a different opinion. a lot of people believe it's man that's cau

we have had reports of cars pulling over alongside interstate 5 down in kern county because of near zeroisibility so very serious can i stli but the winds will be calming down a bit over the next couple hours. cloud in the sky. not very thick yet but thicker overnight. currently 65 in san francisco. oakland 67. we have mid 60's at san carlos san jose morgan hill and 60 at half moon basement here's the view from the east bay hills camera loo looking out over the bay under partly cloudy skies. it's 62 degrees right now this santa rosa. mid 60's at napa petaluma fairfield concord and livermore and one more hive view at the golden gate bridge where it does in the appear to be wet yet but that may not remain dry very long. forecast feature we see rain spreading south ward. wet spot morning commute that could slow things down a bit and more rain possible or even likely later in the week and in to the weekend. so we have rather wet pattern coming our way at the moment as you look at the satellite image you see clouds ahead of the advancing cold front that is bringing us the showers it will have

many people here in kern county many individuals in office and hold different positions in government. they were once farm workers. it isn't that people won't do farm would. it's that the employers don't want to pay enough money for them to do farm work and don't want to give them the kind of health benefits that they need. farm workers see their work as something that they do. they consider themselves professionals and they should be treated with dignity, and if you're not going to treat people with dignity and that's why they bring in people from other countries who don't know the labor laws and who are afraid to speak up because they are afraid they will be deported or sent out or that their contracts will be, you know, cut off if they speak out and fight for their rights and so we should develop a local farm labor force like we had before. i get medal of freedom, but it actually represents the work of thousands of people that have worked, you know, to make a better life, for the farm workers and the farm workers movement and five farm workers that are killed and i get the medal of

there are americans like katie kern.her father james was the head of the cdc task force on hiv/aids when that disease first emerged. so she studied to become a public health expert in her own right. she decided to chart her own course, most recently in a canoe. we recently read about how she and her cdc detective team travelled to a village in sierra leone that was so remote they had to take canoes to reach it. and when they arrived, the chief who met them wore a pittsburgh steelers cap. so today katie has completed her mission. she is on her way home. and i can promise you that thanks to katie and her team, america's mark on that village, our legacy for future generations there will go far beyond sports teams. we're talking about americans like captain kelvin edwards, father of four, works at the fda in harrisburg, pennsylvania. but like dr. dan sirtow, he is -- >> and they have all helped out the country and their world with their sacrifice. the president says rely on science, and of course do not freak out. not a sing

kerns just moved into yesterday. a triple amputee who served three tours in afghanistan.d with special features to make life easier for him. scores of other men still need homes in which to live for their safety and their independence. and these guys are triple quadruple amputees. if you want to help, you can do so. it's a great organization. call the number, tunnel2 or log onto tunnel2towers.org. now, it freezes up, but if you keep trying you will get through. tunnel2towers.org. these guys are waiting for your help. please try it. see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. despite the rise of radical islam that we are witnessing now in the middle east and beyond, the white house is now doubling down on its accomplishment of decimating al qaeda. just yesterday our very own ed henry pressed white house secretary josh earnest about this exact thing. here to tell us all the details of this, fox news white house correspondent, the one and only ed henry. you're pressing these guys hard. they must be getting mad at you. >> reporter: maybe a li

what you do for the kern erred in not the arab.bsolves in the end of the original actors, the turkish state included, from their responsibility in the bloody mess that we find ourselves in, but if this is going to be where major issues of the world will be discussed, i really think looking at those from a not strictly american perspective but a larger one. >> i wanted to ask you a follow-up question. i have one for you, but a different. and you have braced to it nicely. first of all, i want to ask whether turkey and let's say saudi arabia, although we can other -- we can ask us about other gulf states, are they to supporting in the coalition to the extent they are primarily because they want to use it as a bridge to get the united states and other international powers to address the problem bull have assad in syria? is that the primary strategy ? then i would like to ask you to say something, both of you, but particularly you, abdulaziz sager, from the point of view of saudi arabia up to the point made by marwan muasher up to use g

district is comprised of kings county, western fresno county, southwestern leiria county and northwestern kern county. now, some brief background on the candidates if you will. republican congressman david valadao was born and raised in hamburg and his family immigrated from the islands of portugal to the united states in 1969. mr. valadao attended local schools and graduated from high school in 1995 and later attended the college of sequoia. his father started a small dairy farm in the central valley in 1973 that has grown now into two dairies and 1,000 acres of farmland. mr.valadao has taken on leadership roles in the california milk advisory board and the western states dairy trade association. he was also elected as the regional leader, council chairman for the land o lakes inc. fortune 200 company. renteria as the democratic challenger amanda renteria was born and raised in what might a small town of 15 miles west. she's a former high school teacher and first latino to serve as a chief of staff in the united states senate. she graduated high school as close as the valedictorian in 1992 an

and center for audit quality executive director cindy kern ellis on the implementation of dodd frank regulations after the 2008 financial crisis. "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> be part of c-span's campaign to me 14 campaign coverage. -- campaign 2014 campaign coverage. debate previews from the politics team. c-span is bringing over 100 debates, and you can instantly share your reactions to what the candidates are saying. the battle for control of congress. stay in touch and engaged by following us on twitter at c-span, and liking us on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. >> in the wisconsin governor's race, scott walker is up against democrat mary burke. race is listed as a tossup. here are some of the campaign ads airing in wisconsin. >> hi, i'm scott walker. i'm pro life, but there is no doubt in my mind the decision of whether to end a pregnancy is agonizing. that's why i support legislation to preach safety and provide more information for a woman considering her options. leaves the final decision to a woman and her doctor. the reason people disagree on th

mike cody, deputy fire chief, kern county fire department, our environment, it goes for about ten years working with mojave air and spaceport. we've attended many briefings to get ready for a potential mishap. it's not why we want to stand here today. we've been here an assisting mojave air and spaceport, put together plans, if there's a plan to take on the facility, our role is rescue. we had a helicopter on standby, which responded. i believe the sheriff's department had a vehicle on the ground and the civilian flight test center had a helicopter on the ground prior to our arrival, administering care to the surviv survivor. we arrived on scene, took over patient care, transferred the patient for transport to antelope valley hospital. we continue to support mojave air and spaceport in any way possible. thank you. >> next up, kevin mickey, kevin's the president of scaled composites. kevin? >> afternoon, everybody. thanks to all the support we get from the mojave air and spaceport. i'd like to say our job continues, immediately after locating the crash site, we set out with our partners

it has been a discouraging kern the morning. while you were awake we heard from a lot of people. here is just a little bit of what they said. the chairman of the house intelligence committee warned us that the actions being taken from outside attacks on our networks are not necessarily aimed at the government. it is not the government we are worried about. it is the 85 percent of the networks in the hands of the private sector. they will not be ready in. and for a lot of those businessmen at argus is just barely above water. someone else said here earlier, the defenders are getting better, but the attacker curve is war steep. the offense is winning. somebody else describes the infrastructure on the internet as really just a bunch of painting. the chairman said when asked about offensive attacks most of the offensive talk is from the private sector, businessmen he said, i've had enough. and he pointed out to us that covers as told the private sector euro. but think a lot of people wondering, what is the government doing in this time of cs? consumers, business, everybody, even cong

lauren kern with cnn.ar as security threats we talked a little bit about threats posed by foreign fighters, going to and possibly returning from syria. there are, it is estimated about 100 foreign fighters from the united states in the region. about the same amount from canada. what can be done between north american allies to first of all, keep people from going there. monitor them as they return and then also even before that, i guess prevent kind of radicalization that can happen easily on computer that could lead to an attack within any of those three countries? thank you. >> this comes down basically to intelligence sharing. as i mentioned earlier we long had a very, very close relationship with canada. indeed they're one of the five is. there is extraordinary amount that goes on there but there is actually a good deal more perhaps than people realize that goes on with our mexican colleagues as well. but it is all about, again, creating access to common databases, sharing threat streams, sharing infor

district is comprised of kings county, western fresno county, southwestern leiria county and northwestern kern county. now, some brief background on the candidates if you will. republican congressman david valadao was born and raised in hamburg and his family immigrated from the islands of portugal to the united states in 1969. mr. valadao attended local schools and graduated from high school in 1995 and later attended the college of sequoia. his father started a small dairy farm in the central valley in 1973 that has grown now into two dairies and 1,000 acres of farmland. mr. valadao has taken on leadership roles in the california milk advisory board and the western states dairy trade association. he was also elected as the regional leader, council chairman for the land o lak inc. fortune 200 company.renterc challenger amanda renteria was born and raised in what might a small town of 15 miles west. she's a former high school teacher and first latino to serve as a chief of staff in the united states senate. she graduated high school as close as the valedictorian in 1992 and went to stanford wh

. >> one thing that did kern me is this gentleman showed up at the emergency room last friday. at that point, the emergency room took a look at him and sent him back with antibiotics. this was a week after they had been figuring out what to do with someone with ebola showed up. you may not know the answers to this, but did he tell them he had just come from liberia? what does ebola look like in the early stages to make it difficult to determine what it is? >> it's unclear why that happened, why they treated him with antibiotics. i think it does show a lot of similarities at the beginning. they were hoping it was something else. clearly, that's worrisome that he was treated with antibiotics and sent home two days before being admitted and then, of course, confirmed to have ebola. >> obviously, a lot of questions. meg, thank you for taking aus these questions from us. we will check in with you later this morning. megan is on the scene there in dallas. >> you have to stay calm, but the cdc's website is not doing anybody any favors. i just read you the top of it. this is the cdc's

lawr -- laura kern with cnn.the threat posed by foreign fighters particularly going to and possibly returning from syria. there are, it's estimated, about a hundred foreign fighters from the united states, about the same amount from canada. what can be done between north american allies to, first of all, keep people from going there, monitor them as they return and then, also, even before that, i guess, prevent the kind of radicalization that can happen so easily on a computer that could lead to an attack within any of those three countries. thank you. >> this really comes down to, basically, to intelligence sharing. and as i mentioned earlier, we've long had a very, very close relationship with canada and so there's an extraordinary amount that already goes on there. but there is, actually, a good deal more perhaps than people realize that goes on with our mexican colleagues as well. but it's all about, again, creating access to common databases, sharing threat streams and also sharing tactics, techniques and pr