let's go, man. name something alets her husband keep in a divorce because she doesn't want it. >> um, i'm gonna have to say house. [applause] steve: the wife lets the guy keep the house 'cause she doesn't want it. [buzzer] >> really? steve, i was never divorced. steve: you've never been divorced. i've been there twice, partner. that's the first thing you're losing. it's not a good show for me today. [laughter] hey, melissa. >> hey, steve. steve: good. name something a wife lets her husband keep in a divorce because she doesn't want it. >> old furniture. steve: old furniture. [buzzer] angel, wow, we've got two strikes. i didn't realize that. o'neal family can steal. >> i would happily let him keep all the debt. [cheering] steve: he gets all of the debt. hey, greg, you've got two strikes. you've got to be careful. o'neal family can steal. >> refrigerator. steve: lets him keep the refrigerator. [buzzer] o'neals. shay, i need an answer from you, darling. name something a wife lets her husband keep in a divorce because s

a. let's look at the stock. there it is, 446.92, and up $5 a share right now, as you see. this is ahead of that big event that scott and the team are monitoring out there for us, and we're going to watch very closely throughout the hour of "power" today. the stock in that range, 445, 4456, 447, likely to move up or down in the next hour based on what comes out of that developer's conference out at the mosconi center in california. within a tough year for apple, of course. year to date, the shares, as you see, down 16% so far. the event is getting under way right now. we expect mr. cook to take the stage momentarily. we're going to take you inside the hall throughout the next 60 minutes so you can see and hear firsthand what cook and his other chefs have in store for the company and the consumer alike. sue is down at the new york stock exchange, but we start in

let me ask you a general question. someone -- we have people who have dangerous proclivities, child molestation, things like. we could go through the whole range of sexual things you want to change about yourself. let's take something quite dominant in our culture straight people, gay people, something that's different, born that way. i believe it is nature. do you believe it is nature? in other words if it's something you're born with -- >> right. reparative therapy is based on the assumption that being gay is a choice and it's not a choice. >> really? a choice? wait a minute. let's stop right here. attraction is not a choice. >> right. that's the fallacy. >> you pick up "playboy" or "playgirl." you are attracted to either gender. that reaction is repulsive. what do you mean by choosing? >> that's an assumption. that's like me telling you i'm going to put you through reparative therapy that you cannot be a man, you can be a woman and you know you're a man. >> does it ever work? >> it does not work. this is something th

it's up a lot and it's got much more to go. let's look at the chart itself. year chart and what's important here is the authority of the 24 level. and how we broke out above that level and now we're quailing just a little bit above it. keep your mind on 24 and look at some longer term charts. that 24 level is also a break above the downtrend line that's bng if effect four of the past five years and if you look at the last chart, it's also a five-year chart, it's juxtaposed again, where we are now in relation to what you call a double bottom, and where i think we're headed, 30, 31. a lot of opportunity here. we like it and the stock was up today in a very bad day for the market. >> yeah, and that was a good sign, certainly. mike, what do you think? >> you know, it's really hard for me to chase stocks that have had as strong a run as all the financials, frankly have. morgan stanley, also. the company has transformed itself a little bit. when we look at it, less of the trading revenue. more asset management over the course of the last couple years. even in a risi

name something an old stripper might give to a young stripper. >> let's try a pole. >> yeah. steve: let 'em have--"here's my pole." [audience groans] what do you do for a living, jay? >> i'm a personal trainer. i opened my own fitness studio in lancaster, texas, just south of oakland, yeah. what i want to do--i want to be in a backup doo-wop group. you know, do the moves like the temptations and do a little singing and, yeah. that's--it's not necessarily my gift, but it is my passion. [scattered laughter] so i was wondering--'cause i heard what you said and i wanted-- steve: yeah. it ain't your gift, though? >> i mean, i can do it. i can get down, but-- steve: all right, come on round here, jay. [audience "awws"] just so you all know, i don't practice, i don't meet the families, so i have no idea. so you want to do what, though, jay? >> well, see, i kind of wanted to start kind of here. steve: oh, with your back turned, so the reveal. so then, like, you spin, then i spin. >> yeah. steve: so it'll be like this. how would you do it? we're gonna start. we're gonna go here, here,

a little more extreme and outrageous. i think in general concern is leteople decide in the states. we will not impose a ban. let it evolve. had abortion evolved, we would be in a different space. that is the mainstream position. you will not have a big push to overturn the supreme court decision, but it is the process. that is important to -- important. let it be state and -- state-by- state, and that it be democratic, the people speaking. >> just the rule on church and state, if a clergy person agrees with me, he or she is speaking for the conscience of the nation. if they oppose, they are risking their tax status and ought to shut up.>> let's take a look at the court's ruling on voting rights. >> i'm deeply disappointed with the court's decision in this manner. it sets back voting rights. it has the potential to negatively affect millions of americans across the country. >> we should not be judged by the mississippi of 50 or 60 years ago. >> attorney general holder. alanlican congressman nunnelee. chief justice roberts is history did not end in 1955, th

the stock is up nearly a full percent. let'sake a look at how the other homebuilder stocks are reporting. what do you see with these sales? wanted to get you what we promised you. up about 3%. kb homes moving up about one full percentage point. we have full team coverage of today's headlines. peter barnes at the white house, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange and jo ling kent right here in new york. apparently, bridgewater does not do well in all weather. first, nicole petallides. nicole: traders on wall street will say that this rally is a china relief rally and a market that was vastly oversold. liz: peter barnes, they had a big rally at the end of their session. peter: the president tries to jumpstart the climate change agenda. a cap on carbon emissions and existing power plants. it is a war on coal. liz: coming back in a big way. jo ling, your headlines. >> $70 billion all weather fund is not faring so well after the years. we will take a closer look at what is happening. liz: thank you all. these stories are a

a little bit too far. neat strategy, though. we like these. >> let's wrap this up with a little stocks versus options, shall we? want to buy apple? you better have a lot of dough. 100 shares will run you more than $44,000 at this point. dan's one by two call spread, which you can use only against a long position, cost nothing to put on and could knelt you a gain of more than 5%. not bad. >>> let's move onto our next option. here, it is a company that seems to be doing everything right these days. gm making a return to the s&p 500 this week. the treasury unloaded another 30 million shares of gm. the stock has been on a huge run, with shares up 60% in the last year. mike, what do you make of this run here? >> obviously, the new gm has really capitalized on something most people think of as the fuel that's been driving the housing rally, which is low interest rates. low interest rates help promote the purchase of cars. there was a very big lag. we went into the credit crisis. people weren't buying cars. the fleet age is basically at an all-time high. what

a guy named shaun. let's >> i was told more than once as a teen that i'm demon possessed because i'm gay. >> shaun served three tours in the navy. he didn't ask, he didn't tell and he barely survived. >> when i left exodus, i had joined the military and i was just at my end. i didn't realize i was going into such a deep pit of despair and anger. i woke up one day, my friend had gone to work. and he had a loaded gun in his closet. and i was so happy about dying it felt like i was opening a christmas present. that's honestly how i felt. i went over to the closet and i stood there, and i prayed that prayer that i had prayed probably a million times. i said, god, why will you not change me? and i can't describe it but something from the outside, alan, told me not to take my life. and i said, god why won't you change me and it said to me, because there's nothing that i need to change but. >> let me go for some positivenous here. i love to leave people on friday with some hope here. you've got hope i think, wayne.

. >> a pretty good market. let's look at where we stand now as we approach the final stretch for the week. the dow up 61. close to 62. half a percent at 14,820. the nasdaq and s&p 500. we also see the mix showing here. nasdaq is negative. the nasdaq down about 11 points, .33%, 3,350 and s&p 500 index in positive territory with a gain in the session of 5.5 points at 1,593. buckle up. we could see a lot of volatility on the last day of trading here. bob pisani on that. >> so far, the excitement has been at the open. this was the quarterly expiration of futures. this will be one of the busiest volume days of the year. after that, it's been pretty much steady as she goes. looking at the dow. a lot of traders down here -- i said this last night -- will be happy to see a quiet day. narrower range, maybe 150, 160 points on the dow, than we've seen recently. that's fine with a lot of people down here. we may get a little bit of action at the close. this is the quarterly rebalancing, and the s&p 500, usually happens four time

but it's a spec name. let's understand that. t core, hey, i'm sorry, i'd rather admit within i was wrong. i was wrong on quest corp. it's another win for miami. opko health, a smarter spec, but in the end, i am predicting san antonio will take the next game. >> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. i tell you about stocks whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, when you hear this round the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? i'm going to start with brian in new york. brian! >> caller: hey, jim, i have to give you an eddie mush boo-yah. my stock is bearish below moving average. when will i see a return on ebay? >> the charitable trust, a stock trust has had success with, buy, buy buy, it came back in on the weakness, i think it's very ripe. let's go to sonny. >> caller: boo-yah. >> go blackhawks. i like both teams, they're both, this is some series. what's up? >> caller: yes, sir. i want to let you know a long-time fan, enjoy your show for many years. are you a great guy, sir. >> thank you. >> caller

a role model. we don't see many asian-americans. let's take a look at bay area native that became lin-sanity. >> i tried to get in the gym and they stopped me. i'm sorry, i said i know. he looked at me confused. i was looking at him confused. then he was like, oh, i'm sorry, you are a trainer? i was like standing there. then another security guard and whispered, i think he plays on the team. >> kristen: interesting. so they didn't think he was a player, perhaps a trainer or team doctor. jeremy lin selected an asian mesh filmmaker. that is significant? >> i think it's really important when linn sanity broke, they wanted to tell the story. with all the people who picked, he is actually a local filmmaker. i think it was important. what he wanted was to tell the authentic story of his journey. picking an asian-american was an amazing choice. people that saw the film agree. >> kristen: it was very authentic. what about the images in the mainstream media that added to his concern. that someone that was asian-american would not get it right. >>

now let's talk a little bit about the science. about why it actually works. can you help me with that? absolutely. alright holly. here we are, ok, alright folks, now. let me get over here. so what does compression do? let's take a look. it forces pressure up against that leg and it does several things. it actually increases blood flow in the arteries. allowing blood to get further up quicker, back up into the heart and that is the beauty of this modality of treatment called compression. now that's an explanation about how compression works from a medical doctor. let's hear it from a doctor who actually uses tommie copper, himself. he's a 72 year old neurosurgeon who just happens to be, ready for this? and iron man athlete. take a look at this. hi i'm joe marone, i'm a neurosurgeon and i just finished the half iron man triathlon race in muncie, indiana. for the first time i've worn the compression on my knee and the undergarments and i have to say that i finished my best race ever at age 72. please welcome iron man triathlete dr. joseph marone. welcome to the s

so we wanted to surprise her with a brand new look. so let'sed bunch here. and, larry, let's start with you. i love that you are so touchy feely with your wife because you're so excited for this. >> i'm so tickled to have her as my wife. this is so much fun. >> so what do you think about seeing her with a whole new look after 20 years? >> i think it will be interesting. you know, we like new things. but i want to keep the same wife. okay? >> check out this hand right here. this hand has not stopped moving. okay. back to the pg part of this. happy birthday. what do you think about this for mom? >> a little scary. >> don't be scared. we're going to take care of her. you ready? all right. enough. enough. >> i'm ready. >> okay. gale is ready. and again, there's her group there. again, that's her husband, larry. and we promise that her daughter is 18. that's megan in the front. and that's megan's friend megan. anyh anyhoo, this is complicated. guys, please keep on your blindfolds for just a couple seconds. here is gale before. all right, gale, let's

>> missing a finger. >> let's do a close-up here. according to u.s. navy's ranking system, three stripes indicate the ranking of a commander. that's a lower rank than a captain, which you see on the left there. that is four stripes. he's been calling himself a captain, he's just a commander. >> commander crunch doesn't have the same ring. >> this is such a serious matter that cap'n crunch had a response. regarding today's rumors, of course i'm a cap'n. it's the crunch, not the man. paying my dues. if you want more scandal, i'm going to take you to russia right now. what's the best way to get around traffic in russia? >> a barka lounger.

a punishment. i was like let's play europe. so i did. ker bus being tossed in the back like a bushel of vegetables. then i came back. i saw my family. i finished the dinner dishes and the phone rang. it was harvey. he said what are you doing? >> stephen: would you like to do a broadway show? the story is there was a shoe factory like an old-fashioned from hand made shoe, a manufacturing plant where they were going out of business. they needed something to save the factory and save a village it was in. >> they did. they started getting kinky. >> stephen: how did this save the town? who buys these? >> it's a niche market,. stephen: of? of men who are men but wear women's clothing. but it's also they have some stuff for women. you know, you have to go visit it. >> stephen: it's for drag queens? >> yes, no. stephen: yes, no. for drag queens but it's also kinky. it's like women could have, listen, you could wear boots too. you know, there are boots make for walking and then there's boots that you don't walk much in. ( cheers and applause ). >>

he is ultimately a military guy, himself. let'sen. >> just last night a woman cameú to me and said her daughter wanted to join the military, and could i give my unqualified support for her doing so? i could not. i cannot overstate my disgust and disappointment over the continued reports of sexual misconduct. >> you know, sometimes, senator, i'd like to be a movie editor and i could edit john mccain out. the one i really like. and take out the other stuff. your thoughts about what he had to say as a military man? >> first of all, no one questions his patriotism or his commitment to america's military. so when john mccain says, we've got a problem, that is very meaningful. and i'm working closely with senator mccain and senator graham and with senator gillibrand and with my colleagues in the house of representatives. one thing that's nice about this issue, chris, if there's one redeeming quality about this issue is it seems to be one that we're not playing politics with. that everyone is coming together on a bicameral, bipartisan bas

you're starting to act like a game show contestant. now, come on. let's find a car we can actually pay for. i want this one. did you see the sticker price? sticker price. you know what i like to call the sticker price? the sucker price. well, that is clever. come on, we really cannot afford this. look, i know how to negotiate the price down. now, this guy's gonna be coming over here pretty soon, so let's do the old good cop-bad cop routine. ok. which one am i? um, bad cop. ok. no, no, bad cop's more fun. i wanna be bad cop. although you look more like a bad cop. ok, how about you play all the police, and i'll play the person across the street getting a manicure? all right, here he comes. just--just work with me, all right? come on. so, you folks still looking or, uh... no, no, no, we're, uh, we're done. good. well, good. think this is the one for you? mmm, don't know, don't know. honey, what'd you, uh, what'd you think of this car? i would like to take a sledgehammer to this piece of crap. all right. what'd you say that for? i thought i was bad cop. bad c

for now, what matters to them is help from central banks. >> it is not a pretty picture, but let's take a closer look at thursday's market figures anyway kissing off -- no, let's call it kicking off in frankfurt. look at that, down by 30.3%. a lot of damage in just one day. u.s. stocks falling by nearly four percent. across the atlantic at this hour, the dow trading down by nearly 2.4%. the euro also giving up ground to the greenback, trading at a value of $1.3 207. >> is a mammoth trial ended bid to shed light on what german prosecutors say is a neo-nazi group responsible for murdering at least 10 people. most of the victims with immigrant backgrounds. >> today, when defendant -- one defendant identified as carsten s. took the stand again. he has already confessed to having supplied the guns. >> the testimony lasted eight days. so far, he's the only person being tried who has agreed to give evidence to the court, answering questions from judges and lawyers. now it is finally over. >> it was a marathon. he dealt with it, and he wanted to deal with it. we just let him talk. i think one c

a lot of people choosing to use the main line instead. let's go back over to our maps this time the northbound side of 270 also the lanes an accident here at 370. we'll take a live look one more time outside. here's what it looks like at route 10. >>> the mistics do battle with last year's nba champs. >>> a golfer who had never won a major before is the new u.s. open champion. >>> on facebook this morning, according to an ask men.com survey which is the biggest factor for men choosing a car, to impress women, to compete with friends and co-workers? >> our facebook friend bethany says the answer is c, guys want to be better than the guy next to him. you can post your comments on our wusa9 facebook fan page. >> we want to give you free passes to the at and dtournament at congressional country club. one lucky winner will get to play a round of golf >>> we are going to have the hour by hour forecast. 5:22 a beautiful sunrise. 74 degrees at 8:00 a.m. it is a warm and muggy day. 82 degrees by noon. the best chance for showers and storms today will be

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if you are driving on the peninsula we are off to a nice start. let'so to rosemary. >>> okay our cool pattern will continue for the first part of your week. partly cloudy skies around the bay. temperatures seasonal. we'll shave off just a few degrees. many will be a lot like what we felt yesterday. wide spread upper 40s and 50s in the north bay right now. 55 for oakland. 57 redwood city. your forecast for the afternoon low 70s scene 80s. 79 for napa. inland east bay temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s as well. down around the south bay 75 for san jose. around the bay upper 50s to low 70s. your extended forecast here temperatures will continue to cool. this pattern isn't shipping just yet. we do begin a rebound as early as wednesday. as we get into thursday and friday heatup continues. first full day of summer on friday. and first full weekend low 90s in the forecast. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour breaking news from san jose. we've been on the scene since 4:30. we are getting new information about a deadly crash involving several cars. >>> im

lawmakers changed a bill letting san francisco use water front property for a new arena without going through regular review. backers wanted an exemption from the process in order to fast track this project. but an environmental group today applauded the decision accusing warriors and san francisco after tempting a legislative end end run around important regulation autos education news. a stand ford study says a charter schools are performing better in part because good charter schools remained open and bad ones have closed. stanford researchers found students in charter schools did slightly better in reading than kids in traditional public schools. in math, they were just about even. the study compares apples to apples meaning comparing students with same academic profiles in both traditional public schools and charter schools. the study reveals low income families, black students and hispanic english language learners benefited most from charter schools. one example is rocketship education. serving pry yairyly low income hispanic children. >> i think the call to the mission is very

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, a time lapse video of yesterday.7. >> let's take you from miami to chicago, a time lapse video of yesterday >> let's take you from miami to chicago, a time lapse video of yesterday. notice the storms rolling across the city. a lot of wind reports, midway airport had one upwards of 67 miles an hour. a number of tree limbs broken. kind of a mess there. air travel wise yesterday afternoon. a few thunderstorms fell apart this morning, but a few other areas including chicago could see a chance for some of those to fire up this afternoon. there is a look at it. again, it's really daytime heating that will get things going. as brian mentioned, yes, it really feels like summer out there and we'll hang on to that again today. we also have a few wind producing, hail producing storms, as well, that got going during the heat of the afternoon. a few spots coming in already in the lower 70s. that's summer like weather and there is a good stretch of 90s. we'll hang on to pretty warm numbers for the next couple of days. still look out for the chance for afternoon thunderstorms. >>> coming up at the top of

it took a total of 672 firefighters battled the blaze. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. >> there's a different look outside today does look a the mount tam cam and see that it is breezy out there. >> this afternoon we are expecting much cooler temperatures compared to yesterday's appeared >> right now temperatures are low 60s and vallejo and fairfield novado. >> 67 degrees right now in downtown san francisco. >> 76 degrees expected for san jose today. >> thus the that the view from our satellite and radar we are looking at some rain in the northern part of the state that is headed to the bay area. >> chances of scattered showers and to the evening hours along the san mateo area appeared >> the main rain of it will happen to mark at 5:00 a.m. which will be widespread in the bay area >>. there will be a moderate downpour tamara into the evening hours which will pick up and be even heavier into tuesday. >> once we get through this storm a series of the to the shares will ge

objective saying that he's even an asian of the government and that the police state's interest is a let everyone know that everything you write or say is being surveyed suggesting that it was even a part of a government plot that put snowden out there in the first place just another let everybody know that they are being watched well meanwhile ecuador is reportedly given snowden refugee papers well it considers his asylum request but its foreign minister has declined to reveal where the whistleblower is no dence trek to the country being organized by wiki leaks according to its julian assange polly boy has more on that julian the signs are saying that they are in contact with adults an agent and the wiki leaks leak regret sense of traveling with him they said that they are both healthy and in good spirits and in a secret location that they can't disclose now they've spoken a lot about the very bullying and what they called the threatening behavior of the u.s. administration in relation to a number of nations three which at that snowden has been reported to be traveling the fact that the

i want to get an idea of what a system you are advocating would look like. let's say you have arraignment for somebody in a case alleging violence. maybe an armed robbery or sexual assault of some kind. are you comfortable with someone having a right to be released on their own recognizant under the theory that the police should do their work and make sure that person doesn't commit other offenses? and that it's not legitimate to make that consideration at the time of a bail assessment? >> i think that is my view, i think through slow steps we accumulated a system that has a ton of minor offenders and not able to accused in that way. and the right of the constitution and the rights we have made up for the mistakes made. we have to toss out the low-level crimes not just in the city but many parts of the state. and with that bandwidth of focus, we focus on the areas and a activity and crime and less on locking people up. in either case we are punishing the people ahead of their trial. after all 3% of americans receive a trial at this point. in what we like to think

but it's a spec name. let's understand that. core, hey, i'm sorry, i'd rather admit within i was wrong. i was wrong on quest corp. it's another win for miami. opko health, a smarter spec, but in the end, i am predicting san antonio will take the next game. >> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. i tell you about stocks whether to buy, buy, buy, or sell, sell, sell, when you hear this round the lightning round is over. are you ready, skeedaddy? i'm going to start with brian in new york. brian! >> caller: hey, jim, i have to give you an eddie mush boo-yah. my stock is bearish below moving average. when will i see a return on ebay? >> the charitable trust, a stock trust has had success with, buy, buy buy, it came back in on the weakness, i think it's very ripe. let's go to sonny. >> caller: boo-yah. >> go blackhawks. i like both teams, they're both, this is some series. what's up? >> caller: yes, sir. i want to let you know a long-time fan, enjoy your show for many years. are you a great guy, sir. >> thank you. >> caller:

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it's back around 95 bucks a barrel. let'spperson with the reason why oil is up a percent. >> we did get a rise above the $95 mark earlier in the session. we haven't seen prices this high in about a week's time. of course, the weakness in the dollar is one factor that traders are talking about. but also, you have to remember what occurred yesterday. we got that big, surprising decline in crude supplies. that no one expected. it was the biggest weekly drop that we've seen all year long, and that is another factor that supported oil prices. it's a far different story than when you look in the natural gas market. we saw a much bigger addition to storage than traders were expecting. gnat g nat gas down about 4% on the session. that's the real laggard in the energy session. >> and this move begs the question, why are americans almost yawning in apathy over these prices, when just a few years ago, we were predicting doom over $95 barrel oil? let's bring in cnbc contributor dan greenhouse. dan, is this another example of how some peo

we have a live report in the area coming up very soon. now let'se desk. >>> sal, thank you very much. coming up in our 6:00 hour a triple shooting just blocks from oakland city hall. >>> plus a huge tree smashes into a car in a san francisco neighborhood right across the street. you see it there. how it could impact the morning commute. >>> good morning. hot inland yesterday. will that continue or is this bigger fog bank going to cool everything down? ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> we are live in san francisco where you can see a huge tree has come crashing down on a popular san francisco street. we'll tell you how it's effecting traffic. >>> a triple shooting outside of a bar in oakland. we'll tell you what police are doing right now to try to nab the suspects. >>> delays expected for the richmond san rafael bridge today. the change that is causing delays for drivers in both directions. >>> plus soot deadly round of -- plus another deadly round of storms hit the hear

back in april, simon baker, the big trade-maker, made a bullish bet on facebook. let'sa listen. >> the mobile ads are improving and you're seeing some actual -- >> gm announcing yesterday the new test again. >> looking good. new facebook phone coming out. early reviews look very, very positive. those are the kind of data points we'll be looking for. >> you're a buyer of the stock? >> absolutely, longing it. >> shares of facebook have dropped 13% since that call. just yesterday the company held its first ever shareholder meeting. bakes, what do you makes on this one now? >> maybe i was a little bit early, but things are changing. they came out with a good research report on june 10 that says the most compelling internet trade going on right now. they are going to be joining the s&p 500 very shortly which i think will be a good catalyst. it's back to school -- >> most compelling internet trade right now is facebook. >> that's what is said. i'm prepared for this. >> i understand that you're saying you agree with it. >> i won't say it's the most compelling but certainly in

a technical interruption. we'll get back to him later on that drill. >> absolutely. >>> and let's go over to sal for a look at ed about it. it may cause people to see activity and they should know be advised that is nothing. >> people may not know but they do. >> and let's go out and by the way. i saw a tweet that someone was carrying a gas can on bart. that's something i may do if my car ran out of gas. a reminder. they didn't find them. there not permitted. if you run out of gas you cannot take it. take bart to your car k not do it. that's from the twitter world to you. let's take a look at pictures. and no problems on the bridge once you get up. the commute is looking good in san francisco. along 101 approaching the 80 split. as are in town. against the yankees at 7:00. so, one of the good ways to get to the coliseum is use bart. we have traffic moving along well. they cleared 280 off ramp. 101. they are clearing a crash on the shoulder near shoreline. now to steve. >> thank you, sal. clear skies but a few patches of cloud. down to santa cruz. that's it. skies are clear. any fog it will not last long. highe

can we find a way in? let's go to paris'. i want to rob. oh, my god. >> cute dress. u get a new dress? >> uh-huh. >> a clip from bling ring the hot new summer film that tell as real-life story of a group of teeners that sold from celebrities, including paris. how the devil are you? >> good to see you again. >> you lookappreciate that. thank you. >> what is your reaction to the bling ring. the gang of weirdos that wanted to be you and celebritiecelebri breaking into your home and trying to be you. >> it's disgusting and when i watched the movie was horrified and disgusted what they did to me. so wrong and upset sglg it's a modern celebrity curse because they were tracking you down through the internet, through twitter, facebook, any postings you put that you may be away and they could come and do their thing. did that make you change the way you behave on twitter and so on? >> definitely. this could not have happened five or ten years ago. there wasn't twitter or facebook so now days people know where you are so i'm careful on that and putting the most extensive securi

[applause] ♪ >> ♪ and on a let nobody one attorney around truth thatppy racism is a way of life and themajority of white america. and i can see nothing more urgent than for america to work passionately and unrelentingly to get rid of the disease of racism. i were seek to give you a blueprint for freedom in birmingham tonight, i would say, west, that at this moment must decide that we will no longer spend our money in businesses that discriminated against negroes. i will not rest until we are able to make this kind of witness in this city so the power structure downtown will have to say, we can't opt this movement, and the way to deal with it is to give these people what we owe them and what their god given rights and constitutional rights demand. [bells tolling] >> my dear fellow clergyman. while confined here in the camengham city jail, i across your recent -- your recent statement calling my present activities unwise and untimely. that you are a man of genuine goodwill and that your criticisms are sincerely set forth, i want to try to answer your statement in what i hope will be patie

see you do a cheer. >> let's go.would you consider yourself a happy kid or a sad kid? >> mostly a sad kid. >> why? >> because i have lots more sad days than happy days. i slept at the park, i slept -- i've had to sleep at my mom -- my little sister's grandma's house. and -- >> what's it like to sleep in the park? >> actually not so fun. >> why? >> because we wake up and we have nowhere to get dressed. >> what's it like living at the motel? >> like you're in hell under the ground and the devil is like being so mean. because usually cops come in and tell -- to our motel. people keep going to jail. and that's what my mom doesn't like about that. and i don't like it either. >> what kind of things do they do that make them go to jail? >> they beat up moms. they steal stuff. they drink alcohol. >> what's the worst thing you've ever seen at that motel? >> this man go to jail, he got cuffs. he go(u#fed. >> what did he do? >> he hit a woman. he like choked her. and then the cops came and they took him to jail. >> so tell me,

for now, what matters to them is help from central banks. >> it is not a pretty picture, but let's take a closer look at thursday's market figures anyway kissing off -- no, let's call it kicking off in frankfurt. look at that, down by 30.3%. a lot of damage in just one day. u.s. stocks falling by nearly four percent. across the atlantic at this hour, the dow trading down by nearly 2.4%. the euro also giving up ground to the greenback, trading at a value of $1.3 207. >> is a mammoth trial ended bid to shed light on what german prosecutors say is a neo-nazi group responsible for murdering at least 10 people. most of the victims with immigrant backgrounds. >> today, when defendant -- one defendant identified as carsten s. took the stand again. he has already confessed to having supplied the guns. >> the testimony lasted eight days. so far, he's the only person being tried who has agreed to give evidence to the court, answering questions from judges and lawyers. now it is finally over. >> it was a marathon. he dealt with it, and he wanted to deal with it. we just let him talk. i think one c

we'll take you there live in just a moment. first let's go to oakland. a celebration is happening there as well. >> the party started around 5:00. you can see that the music and celebration continues. supporters are celebrating the street party in response to a decision handed down on prop 8 and doma. not only acknowledging this as a victory but say there is more work owe to do until there is marriage equality. this is part of a national movement and organizers say they're not sure what will happen in the state senate bans may marriage but wants everyone to recognize the victory, come out, celebrate your brothers and sister who's fought for equality n oakland abc 7 news. >> now, abc 7 news reporter david louie in san jose just getting underway there. david? >> that is right. san jose zrnt a large visible community such as castro district but tonight does have the plaza. you can see a growing crowd gathered to celebrate the decision, they're estimating about 300 to 400 people here. the president of the -- board of supervisors is here and as well as some ci