dori trains the volunteers mostly university students. 45-minute classes use the warm water pools at the berkeley and palo alto ymca on friday and saturday. snap's coordinator nancy deroche says dori loves bringing others joy. >> it's not her job. she's never taken income for it. she just started this program because she thought they should be in the water. >> reporter: for the kids in wheelchairs, this is the only chance they get to have fun and move around in the water. like 5-year-old dimora morris. her father says she has problems with her lungs among other disabilities. >> she will lie down for just about all day so movement helps her. she enjoys it. i can tell. >> reporter: maria's 8-year-old son esteban has speech and developmental delays but changed after two years in dori's program. >> it helped strengthen him and he has confidence now. >> it's just a very loving warm environment where kids can be themselves and have a good time. >> reporter: so for creating a swimming program for special needs children, this week's jefferson awa

dori trains the volunteers mostly university students.m water pools at the berkeley and palo alto ymca on friday and saturday. snap's coordinator nancy deroche says dori loves bringing others joy. >> it's not her job. she's never taken income for it. she just started this program because she thought they should be in the water. >> reporter: for the kids in wheelchairs, this is the only chance they get to have fun and move around in the water. like 5-year-old dimora morris. her father says she has problems with her lungs among other disabilities. >> she will lie down for just about all day so movement helps her. she enjoys it. i can tell. >> reporter: maria's 8-year-old son esteban has speech and developmental delays but changed after two years in dori's program. >> it helped strengthen him and he has confidence now. >> it's just a very loving warm environment where kids can be themselves and have a good time. >> reporter: so for creating a swimming program for special needs children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dor

kearns goodwin come out here doris.hat we are going to do. we'll talk a little modern politics and then a little lbj. we are in a situation right now we have a republican primary with 16 candidates. yourself as an historian have youive seen a primary field that is 16 people deep? is this how unprecedented is this? >> never have i seen it. >> never, ever ever. >> jon: it's never happened. >> as far as i know. are you going to put up something that shows that it has. >> jon: no, no no. but what is going on? >> well here's the crazy thing. you know, the first presidential primary was in 1912 when teddy roosevelt wanted to be president and taft was already president. so he needed a primary because taft had control of the party machinery. they started yelling at each other so much calling each other puzzle whips fat heads that "the new york times" wrote an editorial saying if this is the first presidential primary it should be the last. it should make every american blush. so they said let's go back to the convention system

state bringing charges preliminary hearing and grand jury. >> on that note, la doris cordell, horace cooper and debbie hines. and next week, ray returns. i'm lisa fletcher, have a good weekend. >> more strikes from turkish forces now striking pkk forces in iraq. >> hello i'm lacressa burak. critics say it will curb new found freedoms. a clear win under murky circumstances, burundi's president wins 70% of the

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pulitzer prize winning historian, doris kerns-good win. maria hinojosa. doris you're america's historian on this one. i still -- friday i still can't get over it. i did not think we'd see this day in mypy lifetime. >> you were mentioning that you've been covering these be issues for a couple decades. for me it is half a century since lbj signed the civil rights act the voting rights act, the flag goes up in part to the opposition of the civil rights movement and desegregation. now that the south itself has taken the leadership role lbj predicted, republicans will be there for a generation. democrats have lost. the country hasn't lost if republicans in the south start taking a leadership in this role. i found it an extraordinary emotional moment. i think that if they can say to themselves we want to heal this country they lost the war. it is good they lost the war. if they hadn't lost the war we have had a split country. we wouldn't have been able to fight hitler. we might not have been able to fight the cold war. it is a great thing for the country that t

pulitzer prize winning historian, doris concern kerns-goodwin. maria hinojosa. >>> welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. anyone who thought donald trump might tone down his rhetoric was disabused of that notion yesterday. at a raucous speech in phoenix, trump made clear his goal is to promote what he calls the new silent majority. yes, he used the phrase and he took aim at the other candidates for president. hard. >> i hear like, donald trump doesn't deserve to be on the same stage with some failed senator, or failed governor or something. it is sort of amazing, isn't it? >> the scene at phoenix turned rowdy at one point when protesters tried to disrupt trump's speech and wound up clashing with his supporters. we'll get to a lot of the trump stuff in a few moments, including the donald trump you may not recognize. the one who was pro-choice, pro-hillary and pro-obama. but first, trump's rally presents a stark contrast to what could have been a weekend when the republican party celebrated making inroads with another mi

i have had waddled my penis and doris mohammed. anyone else wishing to speak, please also line up and come for. first, derek. >> good afternoon on derek mohammed. an officer with the avenue w local target am here this afternoon as a concerned citizen. great presentation, by the way. i am here to ask that you all reject this deal which is essentially a tax deal. in my humble opinion, believe it's premature to grant this kind of deal without any research into what kind of money they plan to make and what kind of gift that they plan to give to the community that are impacted by those refineries. until that is done, my request is that you reject this view. thank you. >> thank you. next. >> him and wire up my penis richmond city council member. i'm happy to report that before this meeting i had a conversation with joe the rents senior public affairs for chevron, and he validated my concerns. the concerns that he validated was the fact that the city of richmond, and especially the city council was not made aware of this i chevron or by t

doris, it is great to have you on. wait to hear what she has to say about what john heilemann got in new hampshire. >> it is going to be fascinating. we're also excited to have doris here as mike barnicle pointed out, the autoth an50th anniversary of medicare and medicaid signed into law. >> harry truman was the first beneficiary of medicare. >> i think it's safe to say that was a big one. >> a game changer. >> that was a game changer. we'll be talking about that and much more. first, let's go to shock polls. the latest q poll just out. and a focus group that has everybody in washington and new york talking. >> finally getting a grip. let's start with the new q poll released this morning. it has donald trump in the lead nationally with 20%. a fifth of the republican vote. scott walker is second with 13%. jeb bush with 10%. and the remarkable four way tie for fourth between marco rubio, ben carson mike huckabee and rand paul. on the undercard, ohio governor john kasich's rise to a% of5% of the vote and rick perry at 6%

rescuers found the body of doris and her 19-year-old daughter. the victims were not wearing life jackets. the 15-year boycott lift today and what it means for the organization national convention. ♪ plus a special honor today for some of philadelphia's fallen heroes. >>> coming up serena williams continues one of the most dominating runs in the history of women's tennis. we have the latest on her foot that's not been healing as expected. @@@@ >>> the campaign trail this weekend, who's picking up a big endorsement and who's not backing down from their controversial comments. >>> we finally had a dry weekend. lots of sunshine today. more sunshine tomorrow. we're tracking storms during your workweek. we'll look at that in your seven day, straight ahead. >>> the naacp is issuing its boycott of south carolina. the civil rights group passed a resolution saturday at its national convention. the convention kicked off in center city. the 8,000 delegates began their day at an expo with an emphasis on health arts and economics. by tend of this year the coll

he was becoming more and more desperate and he was becoming more and more threatening. >> when doriser malibu beach house to her son, terry melcher divided to vacate the house. the new tenant? roman polanski and a now pregnant sharon tate. the couple moved n the spring of 1969 before taking off to europe to work on separate film projects. >> her departure was very rushed. it was chaos. knowing that by the time she got back home, it would be just prior to her delivery. >> in the summer of 1969, sharon finished filming what was to be her lack movie 16 chairs in rome. she returned to the the house in time to watch the moon landing on july 20th with her mother and her younger sisters. >> it was very hot and she was extremely pregnant and we all went into the master bedroom and piled in to the bed, and i was at her feet, and we watched the moon landing. >> and that was the last time that any of us saw her alive. >> two consecutive nights of slaughter shocked the world. that's next on summer of eve, the manson murders. >>> friday, august 8th, 1969, film director roman polanski was in londo

lending is recovery and he put that altogether and it is a multifaceted dory in europe -- story in europe. have somedefinitely contrarian calls, what keeps you up at night? we have new lifeboats left. that keeps me up. historically, we are closer to the next recession. we do not know what will drive it. fiscal policy has improved, but it is not great. the u.s. story, you could see the same for europe and other parts of the world. so we are not calling for a crisis, we do not know if it will come. six years on, not much has changed. joe: all right, thank you. up, speaking of commodities, what property was valued at $624 million three years ago and was just sold for one dollar? ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. before the break we asked what sold for one dollar but was valued at $624 million three years ago. fromit was a steel company australia. alix: get this, the company that is buying this company is going to reopen it. they will get commitments to restart the mine. they could see profit. joe: one dollar australian, that is actually worse, because it is less in the u.s.. alix: this week we learned

after receiving a distress call around 8:15 in the evening, rescuers found the body of doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter katherine haney. officials say the victims were experienced kayakers but were not wearing lifejackets. >> today the naacp convention continues in philadelphia and mayor michael nutter will deliver the opening remarks a little bit later this morning. yesterday the naacp lifted the economic boycott of south carolina. the civil rights group passed the resolution at the convention in center city. the decision came after south carolina took down the confederate flag on friday that's been flying outside of the state house. yesterday was the first day of the naacp event at the pennsylvania convention center. 8,000 delegates attended an expo with an emphasis on health the arts and economics. upcoming highlights for the naacp convention this week include visits by presidents barack obama and bill clinton. >>> taking our jobs. they're taking our manufacturing. they're taking our money. >> the donald is not backing down. and now he's not just taking aim at mexico. still

our guest thought about some interesting comments from citigroup's head of commodities research and dorischeck it out. >> in many ways what we are seeing in the selloff is a return to where the markets should have been had there not been a little bit of euphoria about commodity land. alix: to top it off we get the news that hedge funds are net time in gold for the first ever. what does that wind up doing to the financial engineering market? shorthedge funds are net every etf except two. the vanguard emerging markets. they are long. they are normally short etf's. the isolate some of the risk we want to take a bet on. in terms of the markets, i am a little on the defensive with etf's and the correlation that they are causing -- atf's trade more than you think. the volume is really high. that is why they get a lot of news but they do not own that much. energy commodity etf's only have $8 billion in total assets. when you look at the trading and say the oil futures, etf's, 90% is happening between two people with the etf shares. they are not going in and buying futures unless they get a new o

rescuers found the bodies of 45-year-old doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter katherine haney. the victims are considered experienced kayakers but officials say they were not wearing lifejackets. >>> from our jers ji shore bureau, several people are recovering this morning from minor injuries after a boat accident. the 50 foot boat ran aground near long beach island in ocean county. the coast guard sent us a photo of rescuers and the boat that bottomed out. four of the 13 people onboard who were jolted in the crash ended up in the hospital. one of them had to be airlifted by chopper. sky force 10 was over the bay after the boat was back at the dock. we first told you about boats running aground in this area earlier this year because of sand bars popping up. one boater told us that unexpected sand bars in the inlet continue to be a problem. >> it's changing. in the last ten years, the whole bay has changed a lot. on a nasty day, somebody's going to get hurt. and why they don't dredge it is beyond me. >> boaters tell us the coast guard tries to rearrange markers in the bay as con

. >> that doris day, i love her.hing, though -- >> her new name is doris not nice according to the university of new hampshire mpt. >> you can't say mothering or fathering anymore because it's a gender specific. so when you are calling for your mom you have to go i don't know to say! >> you sound like you are making it up but the sad thing is it's absolutely true. book us in new hampshire. >> i'm drowning but i don't know what to call you! dennis miller, a quick update on the don't be a pin head shows. charlotte and st. louis just about sold out. chicago, south florida at the hard rock, phoenix and las vegas, 85% sold out. if you want to see miller and me live please go to the website. the heat is on. do you like hot weather? the tip moments away. and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. i think she tried to kill us. no, it's only 15 calories. with r

peter: does everyone agree on the market dory. market stories are not based on fact, they are based on how we have taken information and regurgitating one to each other. what you find is at bottom of the story is really all. it is something everyone agrees with, and to be an outlier and have an opposing view of that tori is to be socially exiled from the herd. joe: let's talk about some examples. you are fond of finding headlines indicative of the social mood. you are breaking down some that and they read outperform and buy it. what does that tell you? peter: extrapolation, particularly at the peak gets extreme and collective. when everybody says it is going to the moon, i'm the guy who says get ready, it is owing to crash. when you see something like that, what do you want to do? sell those stocks? peter: yes. in happier they are to get on this, the more clear is that sentiment is reaching an extreme. we are looking at all the coverage from silicon valley getting a lot of attention. what does this make you want to do? peter: when

arrived at the scene and could not find them in time and the victims are identified as 45-year-old doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter canal rip heine of rar i ton township the two were experience and not wearing personal floattation devices. >> a nasty crash late last night in moing country entered with five people injured 11 p.m. black rock and hollow roads. you can see the damage there a pickup truck landing on its side and five victims were taken to paoli memorial hospital with non life-threatening injuries. no word on possible charges here. >> feev people injured during overnight crash in bucks county occurring 3 a.m. state road near route 413 bristol township and the driver filed navigate a turn there and veered off the road and flipped over several times. the victims were taken to two different hospitals with serious injuries. >>> amtrak said it will not fight its liability over the deadly train crash in port mitch richmond and 8 were killed and hundreds injured on may 12 amtrak add nitz court papers the train was speed when it derailed and congress limits amtrak lie ability t

i'm still thinking about that amazon's dory. $7 billion for jeff bezos?nchor: in cycling he showed he's only human at the 19th stage of the tour de france. the british rider ran into trouble on the exhausting alpine course and lost some of his overall lead. the defending champion seized his chance and prevailed on the day. reporter: he had to stop to remove a stone caught in his break. it did not take long, but it cost him dearly. the italian languished over eight minutes behind in the overall standings but on friday clinched his first stage win of the year and fourth place overall. an emotional victory. behind him that dual for the overall lead intensified. the colombian pulled away on the last climb to finish second cutting half a minute off his deficit. but for yet another day, chris hangs onto the yellow jersey. he still enjoys a two and a half minute lead with only two stages left to go on this year's tour. anchor: moving on from tough climbs to the soccer jets at life, bayern munich have arrived home from their eight-day tour of china. there was no

i'm still thinking about that amazon's dory. $7 billion for jeff bezos?nchor: in cycling he showed he's only human at the 19th stage of the tour de france. the british rider ran into trouble on the exhausting alpine course and lost some of his overall lead. the defending champion seized his chance and prevailed on the day. reporter: he had to stop to remove a stone caught in his break. it did not take long, but it cost him dearly. the italian languished over eight minutes behind in the overall standings but on friday clinched his first stage win of the year and fourth place overall. an emotional victory. behind him that dual for the overall lead intensified. the colombian pulled away on the last climb to finish second cutting half a minute off his deficit. but for yet another day, chris hangs onto the yellow jersey. he still enjoys a two and a half minute lead with only two stages left to go on this year's tour. anchor: moving on from tough climbs to the soccer jets at life, bayern munich have arrived home from their eight-day tour of china. there was no

receiving a distress call around 8:15 in the evening on friday rescuers found the bodies of 45-year-old doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter. officials say the victims were experienced kayakers but were not wearing lifejackets. >> today the naacp convention continues in philadelphia and mayor michael nutter will deliver the opening remarks this morning. yesterday the naacp lifted its economic boycott of south carolina. the civil rights group passed the resolution at the convention in center city. the decision came after south carolina took down the confederate flag flying outside of the state house on friday. the time right now is 5:36. still ahead, a new clue in the frantic search for a missing baby in california. the manhunt is under way for the child's father. when police say vanished over the weekend. the evidence investigators found that has the family concerned. >>> plus botched bear rescue. for hours this black bear was stuck in a tree on a college campus. when it came time for crews to get him down they missed the mark. details ahead. >>> i'm tracking another warm and sunny day for

they found the bodies of doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter. they were not wearing life jackets. >>> new information on a philadelphia sexual assault investigation. police say a woman claimed she was sexually assaulted at the cobs creek golf course in the city's overbrook section early this morn oing. nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal joins us from the special victims' unit. what are you learning about the investigation tonight? >> detective say they got a pretty good description of this suspect last seen near that golf course and they're hoping that someone may have saw him roaming around that area this morning. the man approached this victim from behind as she was walking to work about 3:30 a.m. police say the woman was dragged on to the cobs creek golf course and sexually assaulted. the suspect then fled. he is described as a 30 something male short, about 5'3" 5'4" with short, dark hair and clean shaven and last seen wearing a white t-shirt. special victim detechives say right now no indication of a pattern of assaults in that area. of course, they d

police say 45-year-old doris brake and her 19-year-old daughter katherine hainey were not wearing lifeackets. >>> an accident in bristol township sent five people to the hospital. this was the scene early this morning on route 413 and state road. police say the car was traveling at an excessive speed when it flipped over a median and entered a nearby field. the road was shut down for five hours during the investigation. >>> some bad news tonight for the sixers. reports say their former first round pick, joel embiid needs another surgery. keith pompey of the philadelphia inquirer reports embiid will likely miss the entire season because he needs a second surgery on his right foot. "eyewitness news" has reached out to the sixers for confirmation on the reports but have not received a response. we'll have much more on this coming up in sports. >>> the 106th annual naacp convention kicked off in philadelphia way ribbon cutting today. "eyewitness news" on the pennsylvania convention center after the ribbon cutting. hundreds attended the commerce and industry show. the theme of this year's c

police say 45-year-old doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter katherine haney were not wearing life jackets when their kayaks overturned. they're both from raritan township. >>> four people are occurring tonight after a boat ran aground near long island beach -- long beach island rather. it happened shortly before 2 o'clock this afternoon near the south end of the island. police say the 53-foot boat had 13 people aboard. of the four injured a woman was flown to the hospital by helicopter with head injuries not clear what caused the accident. >>> dozens evacuated from a rhode island beach after a powerful explosion injures one woman. beachgoers in narragansett heard a loud boom around 11 o'clock this morning. a woman in her 60's was thrown into jetty rocks. her injuries are known life-threatening. the state police and bomb squad are investigating whether someone planted something in the sand and then fled the scene. so far no bomb residue has been found. >>> a car accident that sent five people to the hospital remains under investigation tonight. this was the scene early this morning

. >> reporter: as many as 50 houses in a nearby mobile home park were also destroyed including doris harding's. >> the worst day ever of my life because i lost everything that i have everything. >> reporter: across the midwest, floodwaters tossed aside cars as if they weighed nothing, and mowed down decades-old trees. the line of fierce storms dumped four inches of rain in a single hour in kentucky and spawned tornadoes in kansas. in indiana rivers overflowed their banks. search crews continue to look for the missing along the rugged creek banks and appalachian hillside in johnson county, kentucky. some survivors had to be rescued from the trees they climbed to safety. and, yeah, more rain is on the way. further complicating search efforts. scott, authorities are urging residents to seek higher ground as additional flash floods are a distinct possibility. >> pelley: terrible suffering. don, thank you very much. too often the punishment doesn't fit the crime. those were the words of president obama today as he proposed a sweeping change in american criminal justice. he spoke to the na

. >> you zip it doris. >> yeah zip it doris. tom hanks as coach jimmy duggan with one of the previously unspoken rules of the game till this movie "league of their own." >> now a male major leaguer is getting attention for the tears he shed. abc's david muir has more. >> new york mets shortstop wilbur flores at-bat. listen to the announcers. >> a nice big hand for wilmer flores. most know he's about to get traded. >> because the fans following the game and social media on their phones hearing he had been traded. >> the fans giving him a nice sendoff. >> the what no one knew is he hasn't been traded at all. because the fans were cheering him off it appeared he thought he was done with the team too, wiping away tears with his glove and then his sleeves. >> afterwards the manager had a message for fans who got it wrong. >> i don't know why anybody comes anymore. >> the moment someone told him wilmer was crying. >> somebody came to me and said he's crying. i said why. >> why are you crying? there's no crying in baseball! >> as for w

after receiving a distress call around 8:15 in the evening, rescuers found the bodies of doris rake and her 19-year-old daughter katherine haney. officials say the victims were experienced kayakers but were not wearing lifejackets. >>> today the naacp convention continues in philadelphia and mayor michael nutter is delivering the opening remarks. yesterday the naacp lifted its economic boycott of south carolina. the civil rights group passed the resolution at the convention in center city. the decision came after south carolina officials took down the confederate flag on friday that had been flying outside of the state house. yesterday was the first day of the naacp events at the pennsylvania convention center in philadelphia. 8,000 delegates attended an expo with an emphasis on health the arts, and economics. upcoming highlights of the naacp convention this week include visits by president obama and president bill clinton. >>> also happening today in center city the national association of area agencies on aging will begin the annual conference at the philadelphia downtown marriott. mo

doris is lying on her couch. >> watching channel 5 at 11:00. >> reporter: drowsy, she falls asleep, wakes up about 1:00. gets up, goes outside to call her cat. she finds the feline, she finds general joey awol. >> they were quiet. they came up and they took the statue quickly and quietly. >> reporter: sometime between 11:00 and 1:00, perps pilfered the general all 300 pounds of him. >> not just one. they it took four of to us bring it up. so strong men or strong women. >> reporter: general joey was born in china after a family trip to a terra cotta factory. it was modeled after the general who owned this home general joey. sculptures used pictures. real joe -- real joey is still here. the statue is gone >> i was going to get buried in it. >> reporter: you were going to get buried in it? >> well, i believe in cremated and put our ashes in it. >> reporter: 300 pounds with someone sleeping a few feet away. 300 pounds, together, about 300 pounds? >> yes. >> give it a shot. >> no way that's going to happen. you can't do that one person no. then take it down 15 stairs, put in a truck, drive awa

what's left of hurricane doris, now it's moisture. we have a severe thunderstorm watch for southern california. that's until 9:00 p.m. tornado watches for parts of the great lakes, watching that move east of lake michigan. we've had a report of a tornado across northern illinois. the other big story is the extreme heat coupling humidity with this. heat advisories. 105 in st. louis. could feel like 100 degrees in new york city tomorrow. >>> now to that deadly attack in chattanooga claiming the life of another officer, randall smith, a father of three dying today this morning of his wounds. tonight this scene all across the country, tighter security at military sites like the one in tennessee. governors using their powers to allow national guardsmen to arm themselves and take additional precautions. here now senior national correspondent jim avila in chattanooga for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight out front of the chattanooga military recruiting center the memorial grows, but at recruiting stations across the country, recruiters are hu

doris goodwin and such. i love your books and you have a different style almost like a novel. i feel like your books have a theme. do you write to get a message across as opposed to getting history across? >> no. it will be great if we can take 50 questions in 15 minutes if every answer is no. >> no but i never set out to flog any message i really want to get across but invariable there is something that emerges in the course of research that is not intended but does come out, if you want it to be a message. like in isaac storm about the hurricane the story is about hubris guy who thinks he knew everything and proved him wrong. and you know i spoke with one that came closest to starting with the idea of a message was in the garden of beast. i had no intention of making any kind of -- like getting up on a soap box and preaching. i let that story, once i found the characters you have to go with what you have got. i love nuance. i love nuance characters. in the case of garden of the beast, i have been criticized by people for including martha in the book or not being more judgmen

we had signs in the doris of stores say fieldgoal you've been here, signs on the bart, schools closing down daycares, sending home notes saying kids were exposed. sb 277 will help protect all of us from the contagious diseases. >> senator, mr. donnelly brought it up today, but in california, do you agree or not that every child deserve as free education, no matter your beliefs? sure. i believe every child deserve that is education. we showed the options for all children whether the parents decide to vaccinate or not there. are consequences to that and the consequences are to protect other children. so they are making a decision about their own child but we also have to protect other children in the school to make sure they don't get sick. there are some that may have cancer or something and cannot be vaccinated. they can't be vaccinated and they depend on the kids around them to be vaccinated so the disease doesn't get to them. we have to be sure all the kids have a right to an education. california joins just two other states such strict vaccination laws. does this say something that

. >> they can doris their wifes simply by saying t alak three times. >> he has been looking for answers her husband who was working in saudi arabia phoned her and said the word k, ala can three times, that was all it took for him to divorce her. >> it is not fair that men say t, alak and it is over. the wife should also have a say. ending a page by just saying talaq isn't right. >> and so the indian government recognizing talaq even if it comes by an email or text from overseas. >> some indian women's groups say that needs to change. when you just say it abruptly then there's no settlement, or any livelihood options for women who just started, alone single, without any support system. it is a single right given to men, it couldn't be worse in the system, where men can decide choose, deliver at their own choice. >> islamic scholars differ on how it should be practiced whatever the interpretation, groups say it should be dealt with at a community level like other practices. >> it should be discouraged at all costs put we cannot say that it is bad so it is the option of the girl, and the p

embodying the quintessential leading man, wooing top starlets like elizabeth taylor in "giant" and dorishat's bothering you, but don't take your bedroom problems out on me. >> i have no bedroom problems there's nothing in my bedroom that bothers me. >> oh that's too bad! >> classic. hudson's famous co-stars not only stood by him after his diagnosis but rallied. the hollywood community to raise money for aids research. after his revelation, a sold out fund-raiser for aids project los angeles raised more than $1 million. hudson was too sick to attend the event, unfortunately, but sent a telegram that was read by fellow actor burt lancaster. >> i'm not happy i have that aids, but if that is helping others, i can at least know that my own misfortune has had some positive work. i. >> less than two weeks after that fund raiser and less than three months after opening up about his fight with aids rock hudson died at the age of 59. over the course of 62 films, he won the hearts of millions of movie fans but in real life hudson helped change minds and save lives by going public with his own very

. >> doris rodriguez is a second generation auto worker. her father helped her land an entry level job at a ford plant in 2009. >> they made sure that we had a nice house to live in. it was fabulous. >> but as part of a new two-tier wage system, when she started working for ford, she earned around $14 an hour, and workers like her father earned $22 an hour when he was hired decades ago. >> a lot of us are living paycheck to paycheck, and we're struggling. it's very hard. there's a lot of frustration within the workforce. it's hard and difficult. >> her reality is far different from the days when pay from an auto job was enough to buy a home and support a family. >> they're doing the same work that we are. they have to work harder to maintain their position. >> but after years of concessions, the uaw is looking to brim the pay gap and ease tensions between the workers with the same job but are paid differently. the issue will drive the summer's labor talk. the heads of gm and chrysler were all smiles during the ceremonial headache handshake

. >> hi, doris hello dolly. there you go. come on back here, this gang, we got the kids back here.nk you so much. what did you have for breakfast? >> i had eggs, french fries and toast. >> french fries and toast for breakfast, there you go. hold on we're coming back here. what's your name? >> ricky. i'm wait fog moore i breakfast. >> ricky is waiting for his breakfast. we'll get going with him in a second. back here is the little he is guy of the whole bunch back here. three month old what's his first name again? >> grayson. he's even got his eagles shirt on. look at this little girl. stand up for everybody. i want to show them at home, look at her look at her cowboy or cowgirl boots. she looking good here in northeast philadelphia. again, here at the new olympia house restaurant, right on castor avenue. just off cottman avenue. everybody give a wave as the camera goes on by. folks have been coming here for years they're celebrating their 29th adversary here with us. and come on up here, larry common in here. thank you so much for insiting us out here. you got a big event coming up

creating a swimming program for special needs children, this weeks jefferson award in the bay area goes doryu would like to help the program, check out the link online at www.kpix.com. >>> still ahead, construction crews hooking up to neighborhood hydrants to use the water. is this legal? especially in the drought? we went looking for answers. >> and take a look at perley, she is looking far home. >> oh, look at that face. >> well, we will try to >>> a big construction project is going on in the east bay but a viewer noticed something, the contractor is tapping into a fire hydrant to get water, and this is of course, in the middle of a drought, so it is legal to do this? and who pays for the water that is being used? >> kpix has the answers in a story you will see only on kpix 5. >> reporter: construction sites use water to control dust. but then, terry saw where the water was coming from. >> i saw a contractor actually have a water hose to their tank filling up from a fire hydrant. >> reporter: terry took this photo thinking he caught a thief? i thought who is paying for this? >> reporter: