just a great day. here is a look. we have 69 for pacifica, 73 san francisco, upper 70s oakland and haywood. upper 80s concord. we have 90 degrees for livermore and 90 in antioch. temperatures will peek today. i will show you that in the extended forecast coming up. >> and we start with developing news in marin. the search continues for a missing 9-year-old who wandered away from her family's camp site. with are live at the park where more than a hundred people will help search for the little girl today. >> reporter: the sheriff's lieutenant this morning who is in charge of this command center. he said from 150 to 160 trained search and rescue people are going to be taking part in the search for this 9-year-old girl. we have seen some of them coming up to the command post site so far this morning. the family were visiting new mexico. she was with her family at a campground here when she wandered away yesterday. search crews have been at work nonstop since yesterday afternoon trying to find any sign of her. the lieutena

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they train five to six days a week. they trot for a mile and a half.hey will work out seven days before their next race. >> how do you mentally prepare? >> i study the whole race and figure out which horse i have to the beat or if i'm the one to beat. >> i have a difficult time riding a horse. it does not want to do what i ask it to do. what's my problem? >> communication. if the animal don't want to communicate with you it become as problem. >> tell me where's roberta? >> okay. >> how important is is it -- is it for a horse to have their game face on on race day? >> it's very important. trainers and people in the back don't talk about. the riders get the credit for being on them. as far as for credit i'd give it to all the people that don't get no publicity or anything. they do all work and get your horse there for you. >> i certainly hope you enjoyed this week's edition of where's roberta from the alameda countyfire grounds, racetrack and stable area. if you would like more information visit us online at kpix.com. until next week, no horsing around.

deal to end a contract dispute that resulted in a sickout. according to san francisco examiner, two sides have been meeting to resolve the sticking points a requirement drivers pay into pension funds. details will be revealed on monday, also when mta will meet to reject jekt the old agreement >> drivers may file arson charges for a man accused of setting a car on fire. this is video of the fire. investigators later arrested a man they believe is seen on surveillance video entering the rincon building. he faces charges of residential burglary and arson. prosecutors say arsons are a big concern. >> they're dangerous you never know what is going to happen. someone can lose their belongings and their life in a blink of an eye >> prosecutors may file charges and say say he tried to start a fire the day before the car fire. police say he is not responsible for a series of garbage fires set recently. >> one person went to the hospital and two others needed treatment. officials say the fire broke out around 2:30 today flames spread and you can see he

this is a way a representative can terminate the account or create a memorial account.amean accountable have a number i can dial one i have a facebook issue? >> this would be an issue that would require a customer service department. what happens now, people can write into facebook and they can request the account becomes memorialized. -- i was telling you after my brother passed away, his account on facebook got hacked. i was getting messages from my deceased brother, telling me that i should lose five pounds of belly fat before the summer. >> what do you charge for the service? >> there is a basic account that is free and a premium account that costs $35 a year. >> thank you for joining us. >> when we come back, the credit card that may change in american retailing. you can only get it in sam's club. ♪ >> it is time for bloomberg to take you "on the markets." u.s. markets, let's take a look. >> adp number came in light. it may be a little bit about the friday jobs number. i want to say things are green across the board. >> it has been going up and down. >> we are goin

then a bit of a dry spell for a while. next thunderstorm chance won't be until the middle of next week. getting ready to head out, temperatures through the lehigh valley in the upper 70s. 79 degrees in philadelphia. we're at 81 still in bensalem. the humidity is low. it feels comfortable. 80 in dover. closer to the shore, stone harbor, 72 degrees. we are in the low 70s even in cape may. it does look absolutely gorgeous out there looking at the beach in cape may on a beautiful sunny friday. there is cloud cover and maybe a couple showers on the way. off to the west, a lot of disturbed weather. a majority of this moisture will dive to the south. many of us will not see rain as we go into saturday. there is still a chance, best chance will lie south. future radar shows saturday, 11:00, a mix of clouds and sun. maybe a couple fast-moving showers. best chance though looks to be south of philadelphia. some of the cloud cover may linger through the afternoon. going into sunday, it's going to be a nice sunny day. that will be the

it's a thing you can do as a career. but there's also the issue that women are turned away f you look at berkeley, something like 20% enrollment but down to 10% graduation and so, there's still this issue of women are entering tech, but they don't stay in tech. and that's, i think, made with code program is -- it doesn't really address that. >> well, making a dent in those numbers at hack wright academy. and now the weather. >> i did, in a former lifetime, i did coding on the old motorola 6805. back when they were powered by gasoline. coding is fun and fascinating stuff. something you might want to give a shot and check out. let's check out the weather. as we look live towards the old mount diablo, you can see mostly clear skies out there. few high clouds moving into far northern california. for us, looking at a few low clouds in the shoreline, pushing a little bit inland in the east bay shoreline. but aside from that, we'll look at mostly sunny skies today. areas, morning low clouds start out with afternoon sun for most

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they come with a key that has a big hole or a slot. if that is carrying too many extra keys, it can bump the ignition switch to the off position. >> losing power streeering, eve the cinching up of the belt, that is serious. it can result in more injury if a cash occurs. >> reporter: this latest recall comes just two weeks after gmceo sawed the results of an internal outside investigation had found a pattern of incompetence and neglect at gm. >> we failed these customers and we must face up to it and we must learn from it. >> gm acknowledges it failed to order a recall for ten years while customers died in cars that it nigh had a problem. the company says that the culture has changed and it will take a very aggressive approach to all safety issues. so far this year, the company has recalled 20 million vehicles worldwide, that's about the same number of cars it has built in the u.s. since 2006. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> the heads of two of the world's major churches are teaming up to fight human trafficking and moder

a firefighter suffered a minor injury. i-680 and 80 were close in that area until firefighters got a handle on the blaze. >>> flames devoured a multimillion dollar yacht in california. the boat was dry docked. the fire burned for five hours, no word on what sparked the blaze. damages are estimated at 15 to $18 million. that's a big boat. >> reporter: it's not going to be a good first day of summer for them. for us it's not too bad. lots of clouds, temperatures are comfortable, there's a plus there. let's get you outside, talk about mother nature getting it backwards, we're up in the 90 earlier this week and today summer officially arrives, now we are stuck in the clouds and temperatures in the 70s. there's the view in cape may. lots of clouds expected down the shore, gentle breeze out of the northeast at 5 miles per hour. but that wind off the ocean will keep the numbers cooler right there on the sand. we're expecting highs in the mid 70s for the purpose of the shore points today. that's the view presently in cape may. 68

a little hint of a breeze. there's still a slight westerly near the coast. just a heck of a system.to the east and it's clearing california. it did send a little rain into the sierra nevada yesterday evening. tahoe truckee. 47 now. we're in between systems. this lun will start to work its way towards us for a cooldown. today is the warmest day. sunshine and warm temperatures, wall to wall. severe clear whatever you want to say. there will be a few 90s inland. already temperatures moving out fast. not burning any daylight. 60s, 70s. 80s. upper 80s to a few lower 90s, including pittsburg, antioch. shotout for oakley. 77 berkeley. 88 walnut creek. alamo, danville, san ramon all in there. near 9 for gilroy -- 90 for gilroy. 65 in daly city. 75 san bruno. 85 in palo alto. still warm inland, but probably slight cooling trend. i think patchy fog returns. a big cooldown starts and then summer begins saturday. >>> 8:20 a first ever for the white house. the big announcement by president obama and why students and entrepreneurs from the bay area are in our nation's capitol this morning. >>> bi

if a democrat takes a ton of money, that is a bad connection. your side, it is hard to beat that. in terms of raising money, this is the best thing. this takes money out of any potential gop candidate. stuart: thank you very much. to nicole. nicole: not enough. what we are seeing here is that big of america in the department of justice are now trying to negotiate what they could of america should pay for the mortgage investment. they said they would pay over $12 million. the financials are lower across the board today. bank of america leads. stuart: what would be enough. thank you very much, indeed, nicole. google. this really is the everything company. we talked about the purchase of a satellite imaging company. that comes on the heels of google emerging. the cofounder is with us here in new york today. what exactly is google doing with autism speaks? >> it has legislation and children to families and autistic families for a long time. this is a major player in congress that is very interested in children and children health. stuart: he specifi

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money to a municipality, a government, a state, a city, to do particular projects, and for that theyng to pay you interest, and that's typically tax free. >> and these are bodies that typically can't go into deficits. >> that's right. >> the federal government can go into a deficit, but a state and city often can't. >> that's right. so they could borrow additional funds. there are many different things they can do. and there are some bonds that are backed think state or city. some are insured. these are things that you have to look at if you are going to be buying individual municipal bonds, but the idea is that you are going to give them money and get your money back with interest. >> and some of them are projects. a state or city wants to build a bridge -- >> that's right. >> so you might get a better sense of how you'll get you money back. >> that's right. if it's a tol highway, you know how you will be paid back. if it does go bankrupt, then you are going to be out that money. >> generally speaking, though, if i buy an individual bond i know what my return may be. if i get paid,

a fuse is lit when jimmy justice sees a traffic agent make a u-turn over a double yellow line. in his mind, an obvious violation of the law. he starts reporting the violations he sees to law enforcement by taking still photos. but he says his complaints go nowhere. so he comes up with a plan to become a video vigilante. >> wherever i am in the city, i bring my video camera with me. the video camera is the great equalizer. the video camera does not lie. and it's just a matter of a few moments before i see something that i feel i need to videotape. >> jimmy, by day, a 37-year-old sound engineer and part-time musician, by night video vigilante. he doesn't make any money at it. but he says moments like these are priceless. >> why are you taking a picture of me? >> the sign is clear. no parking anytime. i'm taking a picture of you because you're a police officer who's supposed to enforce the law. >> no parking? >> and you parked your police car in a place where the sign says no parking anytime. >> you're harassing me. >> you're not doing your job. >> she confirms that there's a "no

it's a very important step toward getting to a place where a songwriter can still make a living when successful. >> mr. imiller? >> our song writers association looks at the numbers that we've lost 80 to 90% of the song writers over the last 12 years. five years is a long time. so i don't know. i fear what that would mean. certainly if we do have status quo and we ease more into a streaming model, it seems as catastrophic as we would assume that it is. what's interesting is my wife told me this morning that late last night my 11-year-old noah asked what happens after today? are all of daddy's problems solved which caused my wife to call and say i should understand more than i do, but answer that question. what happens after today, does it get better? to her i have to say i don't know. it's a hard process, a complicated process. i'm not the legal guy here. i look for words to rhyme with love every day. until yesterday i had never used the word omni bus, okay? that's the truth. but i will say this, i hope that you will take all of the facts into consideration and understand, an america

miren, allÍ vamos a tener a alan, a maity y a orlando segura. >> asÍ es.a adelantando. al estallar otra demanda los familiares de jenni rivera. serÍa contra quien manipula el audio del Último concierto. el padre de la artista habÍa dicho que se tratÓ de un truco malintencionado. >> ese fue el presunto delito de amenaza contra la fallecida cantante jenni rivera. el infame sonido de hoy la matan que se escucha es falso. al menos eso habÍa asegurado el padre de la desaparecida artista. pedro rivera dijo que la familia estÁ lista para demandar a la persona que manipulÓ el video y agregÓ el grito de amenaza contra su hija. vamos a buscar al culpable ya que hoy en dÍa con la tecnologÍa se hacen muchas cosas como estas. aunque no entendemos el objetivo o el motivo por el que hacen esto. la falsa de voz fue colocada en medio de la interpretaciÓn de la canciÓn paloma negra, que la cantante le dedicÓ a su hija chiquis. don pedro rivera dijo que la familia estÁ indignada porque vuelven a surgir especulaciones que vinculan a la cantante con el crimen organizado. segÚn

, pretty humid a chance of a shower later, i don't thinkment showers are a big deal.omorrow, less loomed, feels good -- less humid, feels goodbye the end of the day, shower around, 84. saturday, nice, low humidity, 85. sunday, a touch more humid, not oppressive, 86. monday, more humid, 88 degrees, tuesday, hot and humid, 90. wednesday, hot and humid, 92. monday, tuesday, wednesday, each day a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. heating things up at the end of the search day. >> thank you, karen. >>> 6:40 shifting the search, officials announce where they will head next in the hopes of finding the missing malaysia plane. >>> a family needs rescue from rushing waters. >> reporter: traffic is moving fine, not moving quite as swell on i-95 there's an issue on the turnpike after the break. >> what started as a bogus bear attack ends with a man accused of attempted murder. we'll explain when "action >> welcome back we've got more breaking news from northeast philadelphia, the 8800 block of bradford street. they are dealing not with one problem, but two problems, a water mai

it really is like a needle in a hay stack.was an anthropologist's nightmare. >> after close examination, forensic anthropologists concluded that the majority of the bones were human, but that didn't mean the police were any closer to knowing if the bone chips were shamia's. >> there was a lot of thermal destruction. this would suggest a tremendous fire that lasted for as much as days. >> i had never worked with samples that had been so charred and so burnt before, so i was very hesitant as to whether i would be able to generate a dna profile from these remains. >> but in a case with so few lucky breaks, the forensic anthropologist finally got one. they found a piece of a foot with soft tissue. >> there was still organic material. there was still definitely the potential of getting dna out of that foot. >> the other big challenge is we didn't have a known sample from shamia smith. so what we had to do in that case was take those dna profiles we generated from tissue and burnt skin and bone and then make a comparison to shamia s

>>> a hungry eel. an aggressive octopus. >> and i turned over to look at doug and next thing i know, he's got this thing pancaked to his face. >> killer whales stalking their prey. >> there they go. look at this. three of them. >> oh, god. oh, no! >> from the depths of the ocean, some of nature's most vicious predators on the attack. >> i just thought that the fish stabbed him in the face, and i was like, oh, my god, my brother's dead. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rare and terrifying encounters under the sea. >> awful this great white shark about 4 meters 10 grabbed me. >> nowhere to run. >> i mean, you've got a couple tons of whale tail coming at you that fast and its barnacle and bone, would have been like getting hit with baseball bat the size of a tree. >> nowhere to hide. >> shark snapped the whole front of the cage off, came right inside with us. >> surfers, day trippers, and professional divers make no mistake. this is their turf. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anyt

a meth lab at a retirement community. or as he was known to the residents, the guy who stays up until 8:00. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "this >>> welcome to "cbs in morning." good morning, norah. >> good morning, charlie. >>> more united states forces are heading to iraq. president obama plans to send up to 300 military advisers to the country. >> the president acted with al qaeda-inspired insurgents moving closer to baghdad threatening civil war. major garrett is at the white house with the new mission. >> reporter: good morning, and good morning to our viewers in the west. president obama promised a limited, noncombat role for army green berets in iraq. special forces will be embedded with iraqi troops protecting the capital of baghdad. the risks are undeniable as are the fears of an ever-widening military commitment. >> we will help the iraqis who fight against the terrorists and american interests as well. let me repeat what i've said

thanks a lot. secretary of state john carey arrived in our record during the country's 10th time since the withdrawal of u.s. forces freed perry meets today with iraq's shiites prime minister and with top sony was the foster a power- sharing the terrorist group vice is believed to have killed four people and injured 34 others on sunday south of baghdad the informant obama administration said in the manti 300 military advisers they're going to gather intelligence and revise the iraqi developing story truck drivers to transport fuel to gas stations, protest and a stick out for higher wages kron4's will tran is live right now from san jose with more on what's happening. not all of the truck drivers are on a stick out. even to the driver of a school of thought is trying to get a feel for his truck. the name into the fog clears recruitment everybody in the bay area and they say probably even in the state and the reason why is it the health of fuel here that means that failed to get to the gas station an

here's a look a downtown surfaces of the sworn a ergo belong just a few minutes from now ligature we can forecast the to for that. making plans right now our seen quite the range of temperatures honestly depending on how much cloud cover is experiencing now the upper 50s along the east bay's shoreline cemetery now 54 so we are dealing with the deeper up milling out this morning a little more fog that the coastline into the afternoon there were expecting partly cloudy conditions for the post to make a little more sunshine and england. with the said cleansing and a height of a law quiet conditions this is a quiet weather pattern in fact tempters under normal for this time a year. more details on your forecast coming up in a moment right now really consummate the purchase when it is leaving the house for work this morning. all the approaches look good the meeting alleged are in the cemetery ridge will look good in both directions of highway 92 gen. >>: 432 the man is in custody of their track fire at on the bay bridge. this is would be captured on the cellphone look at that. easiness us

he pays $99 a year for a program called prime, two day shipping and a basket of perks. >> it's a consciousness. as i'm thinking about something, i do a quick price check or make sure it's available through amazon. >> reporter: he uses a click to bypass the shopping cart and buy. >> it's too easy to be impulsive. >> reporter: this convenience is not just by design, but a clever strategy. everything that happens here is a result of data. >> absolutely. maximizing the profit for every pixel on the website. >> reporter: this is a former amazon manager who maximized profits by looking at customer behavior. >> does it monitor how long i'm on the site, whether i click off and how fast a page comes up? >> absolutely. when i was there, we looked at millions and millions of consume consumers. when they were shopping, the it was 1/10 slower, we lost 1%. >> reporter: for the cutting edge technology, amazon fulfillment falls on the backs of workers manual labor. some grateful for the job, others saying they were pushed too far. pickers can walk 15 miles a day to retrieve 200 items an hour. >> i would get o

>> a nasty finish to a tough race. mississippi tea party candidate chris mcdaniel with a not so conciliatory speech after losing to incumbent senator thad cochran. there is something a bit strange. there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. >> thank you all for being here to help celebrate a great victory. this is your victory. >> reporter: cochrane, who trailed mcdaniel in the republican primary june 3rd spent the past three weeks courting voters outside the gop base, including african-americans, pointing to federal funds he secured throughout his 36 years in the senate. >> and to those who say, you know what, you have been re-elected time and time again, your opponent says it's just too much. you've been there too long. >> well, i'm the choice the people have made freely and openly. >> reporter: in the largely african-american precinct we visited, turnout was up three times what it was for the primary, and it was higher elsewhere. who did you vote for? >> thad coc

a this and a that fee. what people in a class action suit said these are not fees, you are making money, they are nothing to do with services. in a couple of days a judge seems to have agreed and ticket master is agreeing to settle the case without admitting wrongdoing. >> they are not saying they are doing anything wrong. >> no, they settle it. if you are a member of the class, who bought tickets, and you get $1 or $2 off purchases up to seventeen times and with ups delivery an electronic credit. >> what is the significance? >> ticket master is a bad master. it's been a mon op liftic practice, ripping off fans. the company settled a different case they were signed for a rewards programme. 96% of the people never knew they were in the rewards programme. the big problem with ticket master is when you go to the grocery store you check out the groceries, you don't get hit with the cashier's fiat the last minute. if it happened you go to another store. if you want to pie tickets to a u -- buy tickets to a u 2 c

i had money and been a member of a bank over 10 years. when you put your money in a bank over 10 years, you expect them to give you a loan for a home that you really need and you know they'll get their money back. but they never did. >> ladies, how are you going. >> bill, c.e.o. of home credit union headquartered in jackson is working to fill a void left by it big banks. >> the largest banks in the country and region shut down branches, not because they weren't profitable, but not profitable enough for the business model. hope, opened and managed by customers, opened in 1994 inside a church base. the mission - improve lies in a depressed region. >> we think the people and places are apparent. we have been able to go in and communities. >> leading the nation in poverty, mississippi faces a difficult battle. >> i would line, in the counter state of our neighbourhoods to the modern day bread line, you have disinvestment, the broken voipd syndrome, where there's a broken window because someone moved out, abandoned dogs running around, overgro

a shakeup, including a departure of a chief operating officer, negotiations with the u.s. to reach a settlement. that continues. the new york post had a summary with not a lot of citation, then focuses on the chief operating officer. bloomberg has another angle, a hodgepodge of -- >> we are looking for sacrificial lambs, so they are arguing over what will be involved. >> it sounds like he is accepting of somewhat of a fine, but it sounds like an excise fine. that is on the bloomberg.com website. arcos beat me about side fines, egg of america is in talks to pay at least $13 billion to resolve -- bank of america is in wouldto believe -- it provide at least $5 billion in release to consumers. of $5 billion,s $10 billion. >> deutsche bank is in the news as well. >> the outlook for trading in the first quarter, second quarter, not so good after a 10% drop in the first quarter. that is another headache for shareholders of deutsche bank. let's move on to our second front-page story. u.s. stock markets begin today's trading, today's jobs report day. global bond yields fall to reco

>> a u.s. soldier freed after nearly five years of cap tift with the -- cap tift with the taliban. >> i pray to god that why this happen to me. god, he didn't give me an answer. instead, he put a lot of love along me. >> hundreds gathered to mourn one of the bay area victims of the santa barbara rampage. from across the bay, to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >>> well, a hearty good morning on monday, june 2nd. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm michelle agreeing o it's 6:00. let's check in with liz on the morning commute. >> a number of accidents still out there on the road. this is the latest one we're watching, southbound 680 at kro canyon road fl you can see the delays in the southbound lanes. i guess that airway stall must still be there, westbound 580. they're really big for this time of the morning, 41 minutes and once you get past that airway exit, things improve out to the dublin interchange. 5:45, that's the time to turn the meetering -- metering ligh

a little cooler daly city a 55. unsettles the a 5960 livermore's 60 in oakland.for today a little warmer including a san jose 77. a rebel city. east bay is nice day for you. this in '81 and danville pleasanton and 73 in union city 66 degrees and richmond. the combat high of 73 it's a pretty comfortable 67 and 7 cisco mid- 70s in the bottle and low 80's in december fell the baseball another bullet in your forecast. the rangers are planned is once again as a mergers and in the upper '70's. in the wind should be pretty, but temperatures will drop good 10 degrees by the end of the ninth ending. tomorrow morning will cause more sunshine and even warmer. and looks even nicer for saturday for the first day of summer. new across the country and the team prepares for its next is game research reports. u.s. deficit could have asphalt for more of a better start. a shocking beginning it was the fifth fastest goal the world cup in history but did go completely the american way it was no pushover, and back late in the game of the game tied 11 it was a 21 year-old john gross pl

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spring going out with a breeze, and a blast. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies with a steady breeze. we've got gusts 29 miles per hour at sfo. 24 in novato. around the bay area, breezy now. here is a nice view of the sky over the bay here at abc7. forecast are these, patchy clouds continuing. through the bay area sky overnight. summer solistice occurs earlier at 3:51. we'll have a seasonal pattern into next week. here is a satellite image showing a familiar summer like alignment. center of high pressure off shore. a cooling breeze at the coast. we'll have only minor fluke twagss in this pattern. there are no dramatic shifts you can see here in the jet stream. san jose for the week ahead this is what we can expect as a pattern around the bay area. temperatures rising monday and tuesday but drop back down to average range for the remainder of the toerjs passing high clouds but by mid day and into afternoon, a sunny pattern. highs from 60s at the coast to maybe close to 90s inland. south bay, upper 70s to mid-80 low 60s on the coast. 66 degrees in downt

a slight drop but not a huge one.t of public looks at this and says this is terrible. this is a bad situation. the bad models were in 2004, 2008. that's not what i'm seeing in the showroom right now. >> the two big issues, first of all, any news about the gigabyte factory, where it will be built. and secondly, the new models. how reasonable would those be? are they seen as a little cheaper models. is this something an average consumer can get into? >> well, you're talking about the mass market one, becky? >> yeah. >> that's coming in 2017. they can deliver better battery performance while also dropping the price. it will be something to see whether or not the public truly embraces an electric vehicle. the leaf and the volt had limited sales largely because a lot of people look at this and say why wouldn't i go out and buy a honda, toyota that can get me 40, 4 the 2 miles a gallon. >> the models they have really the s, e, and x? >> yes. . our producer put that together. i don't think they did it. x is for crossover. e

it is a clique it is a. described earlier it is a cartel where the european elite the bureaucratic class and the elected representatives of the member states sit down together and decide policies without having to have public scrutiny this or i'm going to jump in right here gentlemen we're going to go to work short break and after that continue our discussion on european politics. this is. i was born in the ukraine i grew up in a family of alcoholics as did many of my foster son's kids who'd slept rough on the street since they were four years old some since they were two enough i'm in north ridge man where are you here again and now because of where i want to help before. there was a group of kids standing by the road like you put the children here aren't even asking for food only wanted some water to drink. so hundreds and hundreds of poverty stricken children dressed in rags. but i couldn't forget the eyes of this one boy i came back a year later to find that little kid. more than big fat cats. but that w

a convenience store with a rifle, ordering a latte with a long gun.n carry texas. they advocate for gun rights with an in-your-face style that is perfectly legal in the lone star state. open carry is used to criticism but on friday the national rifle association took aim at them calling these protests weird and scary in an on-line post. the scathing statement goes on, using guns merely to draw attention to yourself in public, not only defies common sense, it shows a lack of consideration and manners. >> the nra used nice language but basically called you guys a bunch of gun nuts. >> i guess if they want to call us gun nuts, that's fine. we are nuts for liberty and freedom. >> the nra admits it misfired releasing this video statement. >> it was a mistake. it shouldn't have happened. our job is not to criticize the lawful behavior of fellow gun owners. >> reporter: too late for these protesters. they have already cut up their nra cards and will be proudly displaying their guns again later this week. ryan owens, abc news, ft. worth, texas. >> thank you,

, not a flatter one, a dream that the ten-year is 3.33 and not a big move in cpi, a dream that the fednews improves. that's possible. >> okay. >> but i think not -- not necessarily strong of an opportunity as it was 12 months ago. >> all right. we'll see. thank you, adam. >> yeah, great to see you. thanks for all the great questions. >> good to see you. >> 8 million americans who signed up for obamacare and 2 million have discrepancies in applications and more than half of the discrepancies are related to income and that determines who gets subsidies or not. john harwood joins me now from washington with more of that story. what's going on here, john? >> reporter: kelly, this is a situation that is an opportunity for republicans to point out what they cab flaws in the law, but it's not clear how much the data that we've learned today tells us about the success or failure of obamacare. a lot of these numbers are have been out but publicized because of an a.p. report this afternoon. is what they show is when you sign up for obamacare you have to fill out a bunch of information, who you a

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they have a problem us turning the cameras on them. >> he runs a blog photography is not a crime.e shows police abuse from every corner of america. >> we want the cops in a frame of mind that we are everywhere. when they beat up. they they will reported. >> some say you are instigating. >> i am sure they say that. i'm not instigating. instigating what - the holding of a camera, our rights. when does stopping up for the first amendment equal instigating. with problems documented across the country, there was an incident so bad it forced the police department to implement polic policies, and they are a model for police departments across the nation. it happened may 30th , 2011. a week that sometimes cull mipates with violence. officers tried to stop a man speeding down a crowded street. the picture ignored orders, it was captured in a video. he swerved past officers and slammed into a barricade. once the car stopped officers surrounded the vehicle and fired more than 100 shots, fatally wounding the man in the car and injuring four bistanders. police followed the photographer back to

a campus assaults are a big issue this year. and the education department investigating dozens of yumpts. but, today, she was thrilled at how many students came out to support her. >> i just feel like helping to change things is helping to change me. and it makes me very happy. and i'm so, you know, everyone came to support me. and i came to support them. and i feel like we're going to do this together. >> a review committee found a male student at fault. he's appealing the findings claiming he assaulted her in his sleep. she says his goal is for future victims to get more help faster than she did. sfan ford says it can't comment on a pending case. we have strengthened our programs over the last several years. it also says the university has just hired a new title for coordinator, title x coordinating areas. >> well, the bridge is perfectly safe. according to inspectors who say temporary repairs have been made. now, cal-trans is making more repairs on the north side. heavy truck traffic could be to blame. scheduled inspections u

a mellow comedian was killed. a conviction on a death by auto charge. each assault by auto charge can result in up to 18 months in prison. >>> a cool cloudy wednesday out there. temperatures much lower then yesterday. along state street and delaware county today. things have quieted down a bit, there is more wet weather on the way. >> the first alert meteorologists is tracking showers and thunderstorms for the second half of the week. we can't get rid of the umbrellas yet. >> we can't just yet. the good news is you don't need them tonight or today either. we have a lot of cloud cover and that combined with an onshore wind h rlly helped the temperatures to feel cooler outside. you noticed the cloud cover outside, but we don't have the rain around. this is a live view from the adventure aquarium and we had the overcast conditions. we are going to keep all these clouds around again in the area, but not really much ie of rain until we get into late night. then we see a few showers developing. temperatures now only the upper 60s and the temperatures were hel

he was a boxer and a navy guy and a thug.his friends were -- when i list in the book the people that were in his service department, they were people like joe "legs" he man. he was a serial kidnapper, and he would evade the law by running away. there was another guy who was called the dope king. they were basically, literally, murderers. and those were the people that harry, you know, surrounded himself with. and it's amazing to think that at that time they could actually take over the most american of all companies, and they came this close. one of the climactic things that happens, you know, when i started to write this book i started to realize, because i knew all the research about edsel ford, and i realized this battle and empire happened at the exact same time as the battle in world world war world war ii. and when you put their stories together along with building this weapon, it became a very rich narrative for me. >> the other thing that really changed in 1943 at that point of the war was that tensions had bubbled to

a state trooper is hospitalized after being shot and wounded this morningn a n ttle with a suspect. the 26-year-old trooper was struck twice as he attempted to arrest a domestic violence suspect in magnolia. the officer returned fire and the suspect later died. >> the corporal, a 26-year-old, is a four-year veteran from troop 3. he was shot in the face and hand. he is alert and talking. he is expected to fully recover. a major relief for his boss. >> the trooper responded to an incident and is able to go home at the end of the day. that's our goal. >> the corporal's wife is by his side. a steady stream of troopers coming to see him in the hospital. >>> live at 5:00, doug shimell. you have been learning about what happened in the hours before the deadly confrontation. tell us about what you learned. >> reporter: neighbors tell me there had been a succession of events that actually led up to the gunfight out here. the night before the shootout near these condos the two children of dennis hicks were at his house. >> they were hiding because her boyfriend had pulled a knife on her and t

a lot of them may still borrow it from a library, get it from a friend. so trying to decide about book sales is a much tougher thing. >> yeah. i would agree with that, that it's hard to say if it does turn into sales, but social media's been great because it's free. so you can, you know, reach a huge audience and pay nothing for it. you can reach people on facebook, on twitter, you can go to lesser-known sites, google plus, instagram. you don't have to pay a dime, and if you want to, you can promote it on facebook. we've been doing that recently. and that you do have to pay for, but the expenses for doing that is really cheap. so that's the great thing for the independents since we're a nonprofit, we're also only digital. we don't have a publication that we can hand out to people. we have to use every resource we can on the internet to get the word out, and social media's the perfect way to do that. >> susan, you come from sort of the bookseller perspective but also an author. i mean, what sort of even anecdotally have you heard from friends, readers, you