he decides those gifts, get ahold of this. this is phenomenal when you see it.y person who knows what is inside you. he will never try to squeeze out of you something you ain't got. takes a load off of you, don't it? other people will ask something you can't produce. they don't know what is deposited in you. the holy spirit says, his commandments are not grieve us. i wrote this love song to him on a thursday night. ♪ >> i'm in love, i'm in love, i'm in love. i'm in love, i'm in love, i'm in love. sweet holo-- holy spirit, i'm in love. oh, i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. i'm in love. sweet holy spirit, i'm in love. that's a little chorus. i have written 770 songs for the holy spirit. i'm building my life, building all my dreams around you. not around your family, not even around your job. i'd only build my life around my ministry. i'm building my whole life. i'm building all my dreams around you. i want to spend all the rest of my days living in your presence, in the spirit ways, building my whole life, building all my dreams, hol

>> you can see he got ahold of that rock and he's just holding on.shes kayaker number one into rescue mode. he makes his way over to the sides. he anchors his kayak. they've already gone over the 20-foot waterfall but it's really important that david rescues this guy because there is another drop, a 60-foot waterfall. that football is basically a bag with some rope in it. as you can see here, he's only got one chance. he makes the catch but then david has to pull this guy in. look, here's another angle somebody captures. look at that. here's him being pulled to the rescue. after the rescue is executed david is like, you know what, i didn't have a problem with the 20. i'm going do the 60. to tell us about his awesome rescue, we have dave fusilli "right this minute" via skype. you started the rescue effort, did you realize there was something you could do? >> these are skills that have done before so it wasn't something totally out of the ordinary for me, however, the 60-foot waterfall was definitely a different experience. >> how dangerous would it ha

he must have had ahold of cindy because once i had ahold of him, she kind of like flew over the top of on the floor also. >> while wrestling the man, larry falls out of his chair. >> i became really strong, and i remogz positioned my hold on him. i think he was really scared. >> larry is able to pin the man to the ground but he is concerned the man may wiggle loose and retaliate so he cries out to the three other customers watching the fight. >> i had to tell them, grab this guy. grab this guy. you've seen the video that they did grab him and actually followed through for quite a while. >> i'm talking to the girl on 911 and i told her what's happening inside the store. then she is telling me by law you can't hold him down. you have to let him go. i said why would i let him go when i got good citizens trying to help me out? >> the man fights with the other customers for several minutes but eventually he gives up. police arrive at the scene and remove the man from the store. no charges are filed against him as police find no evidence of a robbery. none of the bystanders who restrained th

it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get ahold keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les bolt and sergeant bill morgan are able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeling numb. just numb. the statistics show that postpartum depression reaches its height 90 days after the birth of a baby, and we almost hit it to the day. we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember talking ab

any money waiting out here anyway so we might as well send a message we're in the process of getting ahold of the port of oakland to see if they saw this coming and their reaction to see what they plan to do to make sure cargo moves because we're talking about one of the busiest ports and all of the world and if the cargo is not moving, it's not come into the stores and that in half millions of dollars of impact. a back to you james. >>mark:ac transit workers have voted to reject a tentative contract >>darya: agreement reached with management last week. union officials say members of the amalgamated transit union local 192, which represents nearly 1,800 bus drivers, mechanics, dispatchers, clerical and other workers, voted saturday 576 "against" to 257 "for" the proposed contract. the tentative agreement included a 9.5 percent raise and increased employee contributions to medical benefits, as well as improved health and safety provisions. the union's negotiating committee will meet soon to >>james:authorities have wrapped up their investigation into the cause of the limousine fire that kil

shares in ahold in the netherlands up by 4.5%. grocery giant has reported stronger than expected operating profit in the second quarter. that was held by cost cutting. but the group posted weaker sales growth in the u.s., where it owns food outlets like stop and shop and giant in the northeast. speaking to cnbc earlier, in a first on cnbc interview, the group's ceo weighed in opt economic pressures facing u.s. consumers. >> you see constraints of the economic environment as we also have seen in our sales growth in the u.s. in the northeast. of course also low level of inflation. but you still see the pressure of the economy also in other parts, but also in the northeast. >> the conviction in the market seems to be that we are going to be seeing tapering sooner rather than later. that's why we saw ten-year treasury yields back to the two-year highs at 2.9%. now, the german counterparts, the bund yields tracking their u.s. counterparts higher at 1.94%. in the forex space, the dollar making a bit of a comeback and it is now following

when i couldn't get ahold of them would use heroin.ie: because it was less expensnsive. >> i could always get ahold of heroin. pills were more of a challenge. katie: this addiction took you to pretty dark places. >> absolutely. emotionally i was extremely depressed. i did not see any way out of this life. i feel i let everyonene down. i knew how much i was hurting my family. the inside alone it was as horrible. when i look at the places i was and the people i surrounded myself with, i was doing things that i never imagined i would spend my young adult years doing. it was incredibly depressing and seemed there was no way out. katie: you even went to prison? >> i did. to support my drug habit i did things that are not acceptable in today's society. i was arrested and tonight state prison for them. katie: can you tell us what? >> i can. they are forgery related crimes. katie: anything you could do to get money to buy drugs. >> yeah. it is an expensive habit. katie: you have been to rehab 16 times. that is a lot of rehab and a lot of money

tuff is far from the first woman who successfully took ahold of a violent situation. was hacked to death in broad daylight. and although there were three policemen nearby, women helped distract the man with questions until the police arrived. so what is it about women that makes them uniquely suited to step into dangerous situations? studies show that

try to get ahold of his parent. find out what she's going to do, what her plans are.icate that back to either me or the superintendent so we can make a plan. all right? >> okay. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm cool with it. >> she'll be here, don't you think, today? >> yeah. >> all right. >> good. let's make this thing happen then. >> okay. i will get your clothes. i'll have you change. >> sometimes it can be a couple days before they can get a ride. >> just stay right here. >> okay. >>> coming up -- more frustration for charles taylor and the pendleton staff. >> she must have turned it off. it went straight to voicemail. >> meanwhile, michael brehm fears retribution from his cellmates. >> i've seen a guy who was scheduled to go home in three days and somebody put a shank in his bed. he didn't get out for another 90 days afterwards. >> and extra staff are called in for an uncooperative teen. >> you've got to get your clothes off and get in the shower. come on. ine. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy.

. >> now to the unrest in egypt. 36 people died when muslim brother ahold detainees tried to escape from a prison truck convoy in cairo. the convoy was carrying detainees rounded up during recent street violence between security forces and supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi. morsi belongs to the muslim brotherhood. egypt's interim government is considering a ban on the group. the death toll in egypt now stands around 900. and back here in the bay area, local egyptians are demanding a stop to the violent during a rally at united nations plaza in san francisco. some demonstrators want the u.s. to cult off military aid to egypt. >>> volunteers carrying clipboards urged fellow san diego residents today to recall mayor bob filner. as you no doubt know, filner faces accusations of harass. from morning a dozen women. the 70-year-old former congressman has ignored numerous calls to resign. filner's opponentses now have 39 days to collect the 102,000 signatures needed to put a recall measure on the ballot. filner is due back at work tomorrow after undergoing one week of behavior therap

i'm going to throw you over -- i said, grab ahold of me and see what happens.st strangle your little puny ass. i'll just strangle you. that's all. that's what i'm in here for. that's all. >> anderson is being treated for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. >> this is tommy. >> bipolar disorder, there are two poles. hypertension, you're really hyperactive and you just want to stay up all night because you feel really good and then you start dipping. it could be five minutes and you go to another pole. >> $50 on the bag. >> you just -- you just -- i was like, man, i just wanna kill myself. this is ridiculous. and then oh, man, i'm glad i'm alive. but the lithium carbonate keeps you like this. >> our goal is to get people with mental illness out into general population, to have jobs, to go to school and to do everything that everybody else does here. so they're all throughout the facility. >> most of these guys are going to be returning to the streets. not everyone is sent to prison with a life sentence. and with that in mind, i think i would feel safer and feel b

>>ow to the unrest in egt. 36 people died when muslim brother ahold detainees tried to escape from a prison truck convoy in cairo. the conv was carrying detainees rounded up during cent street violence between securi forces and supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi. morsi belongs to the muslim brotherhd. egypt's interim government is coidering a ban on the group. thdeath toll in egypt now stands around 900. and back here in the bay area, local egyptians are demanding a stopo the violent during a lly at united nations plaza in san francisco. some demonstrators wantthe u.s. to cult off military aid to egypt. >>> volunteers carrying clipboards urged fellow san diego residents today to recall mayor bob filner. as you no doubt know, filner faces accusations of harass. from morning a dozen women. the 70-year-old former congressman has ignored numerous calls to resign. filner's opponentses now have 39 days to collect th102,000 signatures needed to put a recall measure on the ballot. filner is due back at work tomorrow after undergoing one week of behavior therapy. >>> up next on abc

. >> if you wanted to get ahold of donald trump, why didn't you get ahold of me? >> next time. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us the next hour. okay. when japanese pilots turned to kamikaze attacks in world war ii it was meant to not be only effective in a direct sense, but also terrifying. the piloted aircraft used as a missile could obviously do great direct damage to whatever it hit. the psychological effect of being up against an enemy who would do that, a military that would expect its own men to deliberately kill themselves, was also just meant to terrorize, to make their enemies believe there was nothing they wouldn't do, no lengths they would not go to.

until ryan gets ahold of thehe pitch. he looks over the score diagnoses boor. birds a 1-0 he'd. darrin oh day brought in but the first batter he faces, he would take him deep in a tie game. gam that homerun would prove to be the game winner. the orioles due fall to a.s, the final 2-is. they now trail oakland for sec american league wildcard. third round of the plays we start with the par three, 14th hole. today, 135 yards, troy with a pitching wedge, bounces it init for a hole in one. troy is two over par. on the next group, on 14, this is greg charter, the leftie using a pitching wedge, he, too, gets the desired results, another hole in one, sec thisec year on tour. tiger woods, he didn't card an ace but did make five birdies his final coming on number 18, he shot a 69 with eight under and four shots back. matt kuchar, putting off of the green, his goal hits a sprenkle. he is tied for the lead with garry woodland at 12 under par. , how good was this block by young? enjoy it. heetion going one on one, operation patience.nce. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announ

even though you used to do something without thinking, you just--you have to grab ahold of those thoughtsrefill there? well... there's a lesson for you. you're welcome. hey. oh, hey, listen, son. you know, it means a lot to your mother, your staying here and helping out the family. and, uh... as for me, i... well, uh... there. doctor said i should write down my feelings. are you actually thanking me? this is a list of yard work. yeah, the lawn thanks you for all that mowing you're gonna do. you're welcome, dad. yeah, well... all right, we're both men here. ♪ oh, god. what's wrong? nothing. it's just... this could be the last time that... you and i watch gilligan get hit on the head by the skipper. eric, the more we talk about me going away, the sadder you get. and being with you so much lately has been great, but afterwards... well, you always used to look a little bit ashamed, and, i mean, now you just seem depressed. no, no, no. i'm not depressed, donna. you are depressed. okay, let's do this. okay, hold on. all this "last time" stuff, have you been saying that just for sex? what? have

they're getting ahold of their books. they're trying to look for better ways to provide services.hey're getting competent management, and that will go a long way to make sure that they prevent these problems from happening in the future. >> a lot of people say it goes deeper than that, and further back than that. >> people like nick are saying race plays a huge role. race riots in 1943 and 1960s detroit, look, detroit is one of the most racially segregated cities in america. it's the home of race riots. talk to us how the racial tensions from the past and present played a role in bringing us where we are now. >> the differences, of course the economy, the fact that a lot of african-americans don't have a lot of opportunity with jobs and excess to better jobs outside of the city due to our poor bus system. that affects them. and then we have this division where people live. there are people who come to the city because they can afford to. there is a division because of the economics and opportunities as well. that kind of fuels that fire. >> we should also note detroit had a very i

tuff is far from the first woman who successfully took ahold of a violent situation.and, a soldier was hacked to death in broad daylight. and although there were three policemen nearby, women helped distract the man with questions until the police arrived. so what is it about women that makes them uniquely suited to step into dangerous situations? studies show that female police officers diffuse violent incidents better than their male counterparts. and maybe it is more than just the ability to remain calm. dare i say bravery? a study of courage in psychology last year traced rates of heroism among men and women, and found that from the holocaust to the peace corp, women outnumber men. we can only hope there are women around in a time of crisis. >> thank you for joining us on >>> "ofmg insider, the top trending stories you need to no. >> right on wrong to rip you out of the blessed womb? >> new "duck dynasty" controversy. could this rant impact tv's number one reality show? >> i don't want turnover forget where we came from. >> there is a chance it could backfire. >>

notice the officer on the right manages to grab ahold of this kid. >> calm down, all right? >> he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >> one of the officers being commended for this is the first officer arriving to the scene who saw what happened. he is being commented for his quick and incredibly careful actions that other authorities believe helped this man not jump. >> brave, but also risky. >>> a motorcyclist hits an suv then disappears from sight. >> you can guess where he is. y underneath the vehicle. >> how a bus driver stepped up to get the driver out. >> and bear heads to the dumpster. >> he will not pick out the snacks that taste good to him. >> see the move to g it guides you to a number that will change your life: it will give you the soundest sleep you've ever had. it's a bed so intuitive it even knows you by name. now it's easier than ever to experience deep, restful sleep with our advanced dualair technology you'll only find in a sleep number bed. at the simple touch of a button, the sleep number mattress adjusts to your ideal level of comfort and suppor

. >> if you wanted to get ahold of donald trump, why didn't you get ahold of me? >> next time. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us the next hour. okay. when japanese pilots turned to kamikaze attacks in world war ii it was meant to not be only effective in a direct sense, but also terrifying. the piloted aircraft used as a missile could obviously do great direct damage to whatever it hit. the psychological effect of being up against an enemy who would do that, a military that would expect its own men to deliberately kill themselves, was also just meant to terrorize, to make their enemies believe there was nothing they wouldn't do, no lengths they would not go to. when iran and iraq went to war with each other in 1980, a war that stretched on almost a full decade, the iranian side used masses of human beings to clear minefields, to walk out into mined areas, setting off the mines. they used swarms of humans often unarmed, untrained young boys to swarm over armed enemy positions. it was the human wave tactic. it was effective in direct terms by distracting

. >> you would think somebody has ahold of something tight. >> i would never do this and i know i wouldm, too. >> oh, it gets even better. keep watching. >> are you kidding me? really? >> according to the posters of the video everyone got a huge laugh out of this except for this guy. as it starts to slow down they're gently rolling and bouncing. >> ah! ah! >> thank you. >> i would have pooped in my pants and screamed just like that. >>> give him any random word and this rapper this spit rhymes. >> he just goes for it. >> making it sound good, too. >> see what happens when >>> you've heard of the nanny cam to watch what the baby sitter is doing with the kid all day? >> what about a dodge cam. >> his owner put a go pro on the shoulders. he has his own adventure at the doggy day care. >> to see what happens going on. >> when he got there let's just say a good time was had by all four-legged friends. >> this was an awesome way to kind of see what your doggy's day is like. >> you're seeing the world from a dog's perspective, i just want to say dogs don't see faces very much. kind of from the

we couldn't get ahold of him this morning when his id sr -- and people start to think this is an unclaimed body. >> many gathered at the vigil say they don't necessarily support the political position, but they do support their right of freedom of speech. >>> the sentencing hearing for army private bradley manning continues today. coming up at 4:43 the prestigious honor one marin county man says manning deserves for releasing documents to wikileaks. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is scheduled to give his closing arguments in his own trial today. he is acting as his own attorney. he is charged with the murder of four prostitutes. prosecutors delivered their closing arguments on wednesday. they read from naso's journal which allegedly detailed his attacks. >>> the alameda county sheriffs department is trying to find a woman who has not been seen in more than a month. maxine lives in hayward. she was last seen by her roommate five weeks ago but was only reported missing last week. she may be suffering from mental healthish i use. she is described as 5'5", weighing 145 pounds. if you ha

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notice the officer on the right manages to grab ahold of this kid. >> calm down, all right? >> he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >> one of the officers being commended for this is the first officer arriving to the scene who saw what happened. he is being commented for his quick and incredibly careful actions that other authorities believe helped this man not jump. >> brave, but also risky. >>> a motorcyclist hits an suv then disappears from sight. >> you can guess where he is. y underneath the vehicle. >> how a bus driver stepped up to get the driver out. >> and bear heads to the dumpster. >> he will not pick out the snacks that taste good to him. >> see the move to g >>> no secret bears like trash, they like food. don't leave it around and make it easy picking force hs for hi. these people are out camping, and a bear has wandered into their camp because they left food outside. >> peter, don't do that. get in here now. >> look off in the shadows, there is the bear eating some bacon. so peter decides he will chase the bear away using a toy bow and arrow. >> i bet w

. >> i heap mama gorilla doesn't get ahold of you. >> every baby is beautiful. >> it goes without saying. >> every baby is beautiful. >> jeff ranieri how you doing? >> good. i offer up the name sunny. it seems like it might fit. >> because it ties in with your forecast. >> had to be a weather-related name. >>> more sun on your seven-day forecast as we head throughout next week but temperatures that are not going to be too hot with mid 80s through next wednesday and also, thursday. >> all right, one last look at the rim fire. thanks for joining us. "the nightly news" is next. >> bye-bye, see you at 6:00. ready to strike? the big debate at the white house over what to do about syria. >>> plus, an nbc news exclusive. a doctor on the front lines there telling us what he says is really going on. >>> state of emergency. in california, tonight an out-of-control wildfire the size of denver now raging inside of yosemite. >>> plus, a freak hailstorm and now the threat of flash floods. a wild weekend ahead for millions. >>> judgment day for the army major accused of a massacre at ft. hood. the dead

. >> how does someone on probation get ahold of an ak-47 and walk into a school? >> we're currently going over that. >> reporter: police say hill obtained the weapon from the home of an acquaintance. teachers today said practicing intruder alert drills every few months have really helped. >> i'm with fifth grade so they've been practicing it for years. so they knew exactly what to do, and they just went into that mode. >> reporter: students were sent to the local high school today with counselors on hand. >> we want you to share with us your feelings, your thoughts. >> reporter: the entire community so thankful yesterday ended the way it did. >> all the kids went home to their parents last night, just the happiest ending that you could ask for. >> reporter: the school made some changes after newtown and the principal tells me that those changes included what miss tuff and other people did. it all went just as they had rehearsed. they're already getting calls from other school districts around the country, lester, asking them for some solutions, asking for policies

. >> you wake up, has anyone been trying to get ahold of me and last thing at night is anyone sayingnight, instead it needs to be a disciplined introduced so that people are not living for a mobile phone, they are living their lives. >> reporter: addicted to your phone, there is an app for that for when you cannot switch your phone off. we live in an ever connected world, the question is at what cost? >>> and now cinema goers in philippines step back in time for one of the country's biggest silver screen events, international silent film festival the only one of its kind in asia. and rod mcbride reports. >> reporter: the 1925 silent classic "phantom off the opera" to the music of a filipino rock band," radioback." >> we have to keep in mind that silent films were silent but the screenings were not. those films were screened with orchestras, with bands. >> reporter: the full houses are evidence of this festival's growing popularity with films from europe and north america attracting a new generation of moviegoers and giving new life to old movies, modern take on musical accompaniment,

tuff is far from the first woman who successfully took ahold of a violent situation. in england, a soldier was hacked to death in broad daylight. and although there were three policemen nearby, women helped distract the man with questions until the police arrived. so what is it about women that makes them uniquely suited to step into dangerous situations? studies show that female police officers diffuse violent incidents better than their male counterparts. and maybe it is more than just the ability to remain calm. dare i say bravery? a study of courage in psychology last year traced rates of heroism among men and women, and found that from the holocaust to the peace corp, women outnumber men. we can only hope there are women around in a time of crisis. >> thank you for j >>> we begin with developing news tonight. the owners of a pittbull that mauled a martinez fourth grader are fighting the attempt to destroy it. good evening. i'm dan ashley. carolyn johnson is off tonight. the dog was going to be put down tonight because of the attack. alan wang is live at animal co

it's not even the twists around the turns anymore, right, kenny, you get ahold of it. >> kenny: hillis flagged for the face mask forcing the bucs back to the six yard line. orlovsky from the end zone and the catch is made and taken out to the 38 yard line from deep in his end zone. orlovsky finds chris denten for a gain of 32 yards. >> tony: he throws a nice run on the run here. >> daryl: that's one of the elements you'll see in this offense. a little bit of a movement in the pocket. if you can stand back at that same launch point play after play, it's an advantage for the defense. look for that to be something that tampa bay buccaneers put into this offense this year, especially with josh freeman. >> kenny: from the 37, it's hillis. again, i talked to belichick about his relationship with schiano. they've stayed close. belichick's son steve, steve belichick was a four-year lacrosse player at rutgers. he was greg schiano's long snapper and bill belichick spent a lot of time around the team. what we asked him what impressed him the most about schiano -- he said basically i learned quick

less than seven days this fire has grown to almost the size of san jose, as crews struggled to get ahold of these flames. nbc bay area's bob redell is in the newsroom with the latest on the rim fire. bob? >> reporter: good morning, jon, marla. the san francisco fire department is the latest bay area agency to be called upon to help put out what is turning out to be a very large, very serious event. this is a video just came in from the fire station located 19th and fulsom within the past hour or two. sfsd sent 22 firefighters and five engines east toward the sierra foothills where this morning, the so-called rim fire has now entered yosemite national park. remember, yosemite covers a lot of space it has not reached the valley floor where most of the tourists and lodging was located. it has crossed the park's western border around threatening the communities of pine mountain lake and grove land. now, here are the latest numbers from cal fire. this fire has now burned over 105,000 acres, which if you were to convert to square miles, about 164 square miles. that is a doubling in size over t

. >> i did more digging and i think i got ahold of these photos.check this out, demi lovato in the bathtub. >> i see a tattoo. >> dark hair. >> pretty sexy. >> nice and slender. >> uh-huh. >> oh, wait, that's russell brand. >> oh, no! >> still a sexy lady. >> ow! >> that's what we're dishing bout. >>> we have leakage. we have baby picture leakage. and guess who it is. >> who? >> who would y'all want it to be? >> blue ivy. >> no. you should have a small stroke. it's the first official pictures of little baby george have leaked. they've kind of broken tradition a bit. according to the reports, the first portraits of prince william duchess kate and the little prince were taken by his grandfather in like a backyard setting, and they even had lupo back there, the little puppy. isn't that cute? look at the baby, the bald baby almost look like the daddy. >> sometimes they say if you have animals you start looking like them? >> yes. >> this dog looks like kate middleton. >> do you think this is the case of the dog using the same groomer as kate or kate usi

it's burning hot, they're having a very hard time getting ahold of this one, david. >> all right, neal karlinsky, thank you. i want to bring in abc meteorologist ginger zee. the concern tonight, the winds. >> right. and those are start to subside a little as we go into the week. it is going to get hotter and drier. the weather is not going to be any help. you have that pool of moisture and you go, couldn't you just move that a little farther west? it is not going to make it that far. they will stay hot and dry. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> now, to the crisis in syria tonight. and to a message from the white house, intended for the presidentle of syria. the white house saying there is very little doubt that it was the syrian regime that used chemical weapons against its own people in recent days. and tonight, more of those images of the aftermath, believed to be the single deadliest attack in syria. syria says it will allow inspectors, but the white house saying that time has passed. and so tonighere, will america act? what are the options? and if so, how soon? abc's chief globa

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. >> speaking to a meeting of the american bar association attorney general8>Áholder said criminal charges some offenders will be changed. >> certain low level nonviolent drug offenders who have no ties to gangs or cartels will no longer be charged with offenses imposed draconian sentence autos u.s. attorney for california's northern district sat in the front row refused our request for reaction. >> this is something they want destruction. minimum sentencing is wuchbt difficult things they're required to do. >> the da says he's thinking of a state wide initiative reducing simple drug fogs a misdemeanor. >> reducing sentencing to one year i think is the right thing to do holder did not talk about the fact federal law contra the dikts legalizing of medical marijuana >> they can't afford number of presidentors they have incars rated. >> saying the population increased the prison population increased by 800% and black males are serving longer sentences than while males convicted of similar crimes. >> this is shameful. it is unworthy of our great country. >> i spoke with vaughn walker he told m

this is not punished other regional neighbors will be threatened and possibly terrorists could get ahold of the weapons and someday in the future threaten the united states with them. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house for us. at the other end of pennsylvania avenue congress is in recess but the administration is lobbying members long distance in hopes of getting them to support military action. we have that story tonight from congressional correspondent nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy? >> reporter: scott, over the past 24 hours the white house has provided a series of briefings for key lawmakers laying out options, but there are many members who want more. they want any military action to be put to a vote here first. but their own schedule makes that unlikely. congress has been gone for a month and doesn't return to washington for a week and a half. that didn't stop more than 160 house members-- democrats and republicans-- from signing letters this week urging the president to receive authorization from congress before striking syria. elliot engel, the top democrat on the h

so the goal is to have the cities find a way to grab ahold of that suburban tax money and bring it into the city. so the bottom line is that barack obama wants to redistribute the wealth of america's suburbs to the city. to see the radical file community organizers who mentored and trained barack obama all those years ago in chicago they really didn't like the suburbs. in fact their ultimate goal was literally to abolish the suburbs. why were obama's radical organizing mentors so upset about the suburbs? they blamed the suburbs for the problems of the city because when people move out to the suburbs, they take their tax money with them. so obama's radical organizers put on their thinking caps and came up with a strategy for the economic and political independence of america. and as the strategies came, a movement called the regional equity movement, the regional equity movement sometimes is just called regionalism for short. it goes under different names and you might have also heard of the idea of smart growth that is another sort of san nm for this set of policies. agenda 21 is a popu

this was discovered by a college student who got ahold of the petitions and was looking at 'em and said, you know, a lot of these signatures look the same. now, why is this important? because if you go back to may of 2008, remember there was a very hot presidential race going on between hillary clinton and barack obama. at the time of the indiana primary, barack obama had 1,490 delegates, hillary clinton had 1,338 delegates, so she was very close behind obama and, in fact, she was ahead of him in the super delegates that also go to the democratic convention. now, she barely won the indiana primary. she won it by 51%. but what that meant was that she and obama split the delegates from that state. so it was basically a washout. if instead he had been challenged and the signature forgery had been discovered then, he would not have been on the ballot. now, can you imagine what a fiasco that would have been if a major democratic candidate wasn't on the ballot in a big state like indiana? hillary clinton had won, had gotten all 72 delegates, what would that have done to his campaign? you know

. >> speaking to a meeting of the american bar association attorney general8>Áholder said criminal chargesers will be changed. >> certain low level nonviolent drug offenders who have no ties to gangs or cartels will no longer be charged with offenses imposed draconian sentence autos u.s. attorney for california's northern district sat in the front row refused our request for reaction. >> this is something they want destruction. minimum sentencing is wuchbt difficult things they're required to do. >> the da says he's thinking of a state wide initiative reducing simple drug fogs a misdemeanor. >> reducing sentencing to one year i think is the right thing to do holder did not talk about the fact federal law contra the dikts legalizing of medical marijuana. >> they can't afford number of presidentors they have incars rated. >> saying the population increased the prison population increased by 800% and black males are serving longer sentences than while males convicted of similar crimes. >> this is shameful. it is unworthy of our great country. >> i spoke with vaughn walker he told me he though

it's burning hot, they're having a very hard time getting ahold of this one, david. >> all right, neal karlinsky leading us off. neal, our thanks to you. i want to bring in abc meteorologist ginger zee. and as we've been saying here, the major threat tonight, the winds. >> right. and that is going to subside only a little as we get into the start of the work week. i have to show you, david, the real problem is going to be the heat and, of course, the dry conditions. it's going to be even hotter and drier as we start this week in that part of california. >> also, the flooding and the heat you're watching as we turn to another week. >> right. huge headlines coming out. and we've got flash flooding that's happening right now in the southwest. you can see, some pictures, fresh in from near needles, california, where u.s. 95 meets highway 40, i-40, it had to shut down in both ways because of all that rain. greater than a half inch in just 15 minutes. i have to show you, it's not over. and this is a two-day event here. really mostly tonight into early tomorrow, you could get two-plus inches

that really difficult situation we've been trying to get ahold of the public information officer forfire department have not been able to reach that public information officer. >> it's challenging and we just see this one ridge line here that continues to burn and burn. there are fire trucks at the bottom of the screen there. it's burning potentially in many locations and places. as you al you'ded to, you only have limited man power you can't be in six places at once. >> if you're a homeowner in this area you've got to be concerned about what's happening. you don't want to day home and risk your live or lives of the family. so it's important to get out and he'd warnings. >> great point is that you may think that your home is not impacted at this point. but we see how quickly one home can become threatened and then, here you go with another one. it's sad. >> we're seeing dry brush right now. so this is talking about how dry conditions are there now. base owed on what we've seen this house is going up. >> kerk becomes trying to minimize the spread of the fire sm. homes, we know this on

catcher derrick norris catches ahold of a role of chapman. about 98-mile and hour shot.ot is the only run of the game for the a's and because texans won their ball game the a's lead cut to 1-1/2. giants have been long chopped off the front page. tonight just another game. we've seen all too often this year plenty of mistakes, no clutch hitting. matt cane good start seven strong but made a mistake here to carlos gomez solo for the brewer 1-0. errors last night gave the giants the ball game. it was the giants turn to reciprocate. buster a rare bad throw. chikeoki scores, 2-0 milwaukee in the 9th inning. giants very much in the ball game. brewers out of another, this error by arias leads to another milwaukee run. insurance 3-1. giants with plenty of stranded men on base. couldn't come through with a clutch hit to save their lives and a 3-1 final. >>> the niners biggest offseason acquisition, not a guy to talk much to the media but he >>> just because the expectation is extremely high. doesn't mean teams like the 49ers don't have dozens of question marks going into the prese

catcher derrick norris catches ahold of a role of chapman. about 98-mile and hour shot. the solo shot is the only run of the game for the a's and because texans won their ball game the a's lead cut to 1-1/2. giants have been long chopped off the front page. tonight just another game. we've seen all too often this year plenty of mistakes, no clutch hitting. matt cane good start seven strong but made a mistake here to carlos gomez solo for the brewer 1-0. errors last night gave the giants the ball game. it was the giants turn to reciprocate. buster a rare bad throw. chikeoki scores, 2-0 milwaukee in the 9th inning. giants very much in the ball game. brewers out of another, this error by arias leads to another milwaukee run. insurance 3-1. giants with plenty of stranded men on base. couldn't come through with a clutch hit to save their lives and a 3-1 final. >>> the niners biggest offseason acquisition, not a guy to talk much to the media but he did today. hear how wide receiver bolden thinks the bonding process is going with mr. kaepernick. sports part two next. ♪ [ horn h