here he is kissing a giant fish and giving it a big old wet kiss. the controversy and debate this morning, is the kremlin lying about how big the fish truly is. >> the kiss isn't controversial. >> just the fish tale aspect of it. we'll get to all of that. >>> first, devastating weather creating chaos in every corner of the country. at this moment, tropical storm flossie is bearing down on hawaii. further east, recovering from record shattering rainfall in philadelphia, while flash floods in carolina have turned deadly. adra petersons is tracking it all. >> look at all the rain in philadelphia yesterday. that broke the all time record for rain in one day. and they weren't the only ones this weekend. slow moving thunderstorms drenched the nation from east to west with north carolina experiencing the worst of it. >> i can only see the top of the car, and i was like, oh, my god. >> surging floodwaters turned the streets into rivers, making cars and mailboxes barely visible. >> i have personally never been on anything quite this difficult before. >> a ra

no problem making a strong push inland. a little mist. a little drizzle. not a lot. coast, bay. temperatures very cool coast. i mean, 50s, 60s, theat not going to change. you can see how it's making a strong surge. every observation at 7:00, unless it's way inland, cloudy to mostly cloudy. a little help from a low coming in. so we get a bigger fog bank. that helps to lift it a little bit. it started the cooler pattern. it goes into tuesday and then i think wednesday is the transition day. san francisco and much of the coast tough to warmup. there is a lot of fog out there. 52 to start. 58 at noon. yesterday was only 61 degrees. i don't see much change tomorrow as well. it's hard to see but there is a low spinning there. that helps enhance the fog bank. inland temperatures continue to be warm to hot. but they will come down. very cool lows. some low 50s. in san francisco, the north bay as well. a little bit milder but not that much. fairfield, 26. gusts -- they've had gusts to 36. pittsburg, gusts to 32. there's a pretty much a westerly component to that breeze. except san jose g

i guess a little like looking for a needle in a haystack. we needed to pull out all the stops. >> among those stopped at one of the roadblocks, a dark blue chevy caprice carrying none other than john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo. once more, the sniper car is given a pass. >> their vehicle, which was queried several times by law enforcement over several days in several states was legally registered. there was no warrants out for these individuals at that time. >> i don't know how anyone could have stopped that vehicle and known that it was the sniper's vehicle. >> much later when the authorities finally get a look at the chevy caprice, they are stunned by what they find. the vehicle had been utilized in most of the shootings. outside it looks perfectly ordinary. inside it's anything but. >> the seat back would lift up, and that's where the gun was stored. >> it was a customized killing machine. >> by lifting up the back seat, the shooter could crawl into the trunk. >> darker than normal tinting on the back windows. >> they had cut an ope

it was a overturned a semi truck. the good news is that because of a location it is not having an impact on the commute. there are a least two accidents that we are tracking. there is a motorcycle accident on 880 and tennyson road. across the bay there is an injury accident northbound 101. both of these crashes are only having minor impacts. >> we will now go live with our developing story out oakland or four people, including three children were shot. one of those children has died this morning. kron 4 will tran is live at the scene. >> everyone was inside of the home and children were still up. you concede multiple shots went through the metal and through this door. unfortunately, because the children were up they came to the door and without even noticing who they were shooting, then shot through and hit 3 children and then a grandmother. here is a picture of the eight year old girl who died. she begged her family to let her sleep over. she has been here many times, her best friend which is 7 years old, it is in th

. >> a lot of people have been working for a lot of years without a pay raise. >> i went without a payse for at least three years. >> i feel like workers should get as much as they can. and if they can get more? get more. and i also did not think they should be greedy. happens - they hope that the governor steps in. this would at least keep the trains moving while negotiations continue. >> free wifi with over 30 city public parks and rec placzas and google will announce that today.. >> new pictures released by the n-t-s-b give an up close look at southwest airlines flight 3-45. the 7-37 jetliner was damaged monday when its nose gear collapsed as it landed at laguardia airport in new york. ten people were hurt. these photos were posted on the national transportation safety board's twitter account. southwest is reaching out to passengers from the flight to apologize for the incident and any inconvenience it caused. the company refunded all of the passengers' air fare and sent them travel vouchers. >> new video this morning of the crippled southwest airlines plane being towed into a hange

if i'm a prosecutor i am a little nervous. i thought i gave a great closing, impassioned plea to the jury to do the right thing and bring back justice and here we are 13 hours later looking for clarification on the lesser included charge. so you've got to be thinking, what is going on in the mind of that jury? this a last ditch effort for them to return any kind of conviction? >> is there a ray of hope, maybe an odd term, for anyone, for any side in this prosecution or the defense? >> in this jury question? the thing is you know what the division is among the jurors. there could be jurors who have made up their mind about second degree and others who want manslaughter so they're asking for clarification on the definition or on the statute itself. when you have a question like this it is hard to tell because you don't know what the division is among the jurors. the question could apply to all six of them or it could apply to one. five jurors could already have made up their mind about second degree versus one who is holding out

> a lot of fresh and cooler take a look a temperatures warming back into the '90s.ratures in the south-bay to reach the 70's. and the southern portion of the santa clara valley. look for low 80's and 70's in santa clara. millipede is. and for the inland locations. milpitas --. >> just in the mid '80s with the lowest in brentwood. and 80s and low-mid '80s in livermore. near the bay, it is going to be cooler with temperatures into the upper 60's and 70's. your kron 4 7 day around the bay a few degrees warmer for monday. tuesday, upper 70's near the bay with nine these inland. heavy fog with--nine the nine thesnine these nine the nine these the temperatures are going to be in the '90s, inland. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laugh

a teenage volunteer at a local zoo came in contact with a rabid bat, we'll tell you what we're learning this morning about her condition. >> plus the world is abuzz as we get that first glimpse of the royal baby. we're going to get a live report from london where the family spent the first approximate night the first night at home as a family. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org >> reporter: good morning, a warning from law enforcement for women to keep their shades drawn and their doors locked. that story coming up. >>> and a beautiful live look this morning at the bay bridges. a crackdown we're talking about on i-80. >>> and we're starting out this wednesday morning with good air quality, thanks to the showers that came through yesterday, a very slight chance of the same activit

a alexander's family cry tears of the wife and a great thing that has. a wall around. there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. with a parent you. have to. do that with. the try to be in there with the daughter but we had a divorce and larry would lose. first to children with my daughter i'm. still with her and her mother after she's sixteen so i who bit harder with her because she's that that's age of whether a young woman is sometimes very as it becomes a beast. you know staying on top of her with this with this homework and the habits and not being lazy and she and the boys let to there's boys and there's also social life which is enormously draining takes a lot of time which is a tough school over at harvard westlake right now she's at outward bound which is a tough camp where she's really on her own there so you know i believe in that children can be spoiled that early age and that's the end of them you got to get them when they're young you know thought is a different and songs go for me as a man it's my first daughter it's a first of thrill c

they're doing a 41-round salute out there. you talk about a powerful way to start a day here. that's how we do it on "today in the bay" on this tuesday, bang, july 23rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> that will wake you up, won't it? makes you feel very important. the time is for us. kaitlyn, our producer said wait, now. >> from one cannon to another. i'm laura garcia-cannon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm jon kelley. right now following breaking news out of san jose. homicide detectives investigating the death of a 7-month-old baby found in a south san jose home. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at thecene with what he's learned from police. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. it's standardbn) any time you h the death of a child, especially a 7-month-old baby boy that police would assign the homicide unit to this case to try to figure out whether or not something criminal took place or if this was natural causes. we're at the terrace villas apartments here in south san jose off mikati circle where about 1:15 a call came in to 911 to say the 7-month-old b

sipping a smoothie? a latte?ffee. >> and singing. >> and just looking marvelous. >> we'll explain what that's all about. i know you're all wanting to know in a few moments. >>> first, some surprising moments in the trial of george zimmerman. one witness calling in via skype yesterday. some technical glitches as internet pranksters crashed the call. >>> and a big battle over a beachside paradise heating up in california. why they're taking on rehab centers for the stars. >> there's so many in malibu. i think the people of malibu have had enough. >>> and this is a remarkable, incredible weight loss story. how this woman's seat belt inspired her to lose 250 pounds. and how chris powell surprised her. a remarkable story. >>> let's get to the high-stakes george zimmerman trial. the prosecution, close to wrapping up its case, with trayvon martin's mother expected to take the stand as early as tomorrow. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: before recessing for the fourth of july holiday, the prosecution continu

a party, we support a process. and the president has also made clear that democracy is not simply the holding of elections, it is democratic governance. and it very important in egypt and elsewhere where this transition is taking place or has the potential to take place that everyone recommend nices that holding an election is the first step in making a transition to democracy and that there are many other and many difficult steps ahead beyond that. and we're focused when it comes to egypt on a democratic process taking root and reconciliation taking place so that the egyptian people can joy greater possprerty and greater freedoms in the future. and that is something that is in the interest of egypt, of the egyptian people, of the region and of the united states. >> what is the white house's message to venezuela, nicaragua who have offered asylum to snowden and in order to leave russian he would have to pass through russian passport control, what message is the u.s. administration conveying to russian if they allow

but a lot of fog and a west wind means 60s, 70s and 80s. i think tuesday better opportunity for some rain here. here's sal. >>> the toll plaza is backed up for about 20, 25 minutes. >>> back to the desk. >>> the captain of a suspicious sailboat is in custody after a bizarre boat chase. we're live in sausalito. >> reporter: this is the bow in question. you can see it behind me it's moored here. it's not easy to see on first glance but if you take a closer look with the help of our zoom lens, you can see the name "fortune." coast guarders say yesterday afternoon, they spotted the sailboat. it appeared not to have any flags or markings indicating the flame or origin -- or -- indicating the name or the orie origin and. >> we came alongside, the owner did not allow us on board which raised suspicion yet again. >> reporter: the coast guard called for backup and then a low speed chase ensued, two and a half miles west of ocean beach. we're told that's when a coast guard unit tried to board the sailboat. the boarding team members did board anyway w

a highly anticipated birth delivers a big surprise. no, not a royal baby but to members of the animal kingdom, twin pandas make their debut at atlanta zoo "today," tuesday july 16th, 2013. >> good morning. welcome to a special edition of "today" on a tuesday morning. i'm savannah guthrie in los angeles. matt and al back in new york. it was so hot there i had to get out of town. >> you did the right thing savannah. you really did. i'm here with al roker and we're having a heat wave. it's official. three days in a row. although it's not so bad out here right now, 83 degrees, it's going to get nasty this afternoon. >> that's right. the heat right now we're in the shade but once the sun gets up everybody is going to start baking. humidity levels, and this extends not just to here in the northeast, all the way to michigan and as far west as the pacific northwest. >> i was driving into new york yesterday and the car, you know the thermometer that tells you how bad it was outside said it was 103 on the streets of map hat tan. stay where it's

a particularis a and a a concerted a a a --s is an is a litmus in relentless increase. biotechnology. the first case is the association for molecular pathology. confronted to patent claims. the first was those that was for mutations that put women at serious risk of breast cancer. they anonymously rejected the claims. a long held that interventions do not include matters that actually occur in nature. they fear that would tie up tools for innovation. they rejected the argument that the amoco michael process they used to isolate this gene transform the dna into something that was passable. this is not about the chemistry. it was about the information that was coded. it also held that complementary dna was passable. what is it? that includes only the information from a gene that actually creates be routine. the court labeled this synthetic. the dna does not occur in nature. it is thus able to be patented. there is a pretty thin line. a natural process naturally create the information that only focuses on the production of proteins. it is completely responsible for the seq

a red sole is a trademark. i'm not the person to explain to you what is a trademark, you may find someone better than me for that. but to not go there and -- >> rose: (laughs) >> and i will tell you, i would encourage you to, you know, to think in a creative way and to not to try to go on knocking off other people. i would say don't look at my shoes. think of yourself, think of what you love and out of that put all this in your design. >> rose: and bring all of your life experiences into that in terms of what you like, the way you like color, the paintings you have seen, art that appeals to you. whatever is beautiful to you, find a way to translate that. >> exactly. i would tell you you've been meeting a lot of people, having wonderful experiences, traveling a lot, put all of this in your memory. put all of this visually, take your pen and start drawing and you do not need to look at what other people are thinking is good or bad. >> rose:, what what's your goal? where are you going? >> today'm going to toronto.

what about the family in a civil case. >> they could file a civil case and probably a good comparison. we were talking about this in the o.j. simpson case. civil trials are very different. first of all, you're looking for monetary damage. there's no jails involved. it's the families against each other, but there are differences. the zan ard of proof is much, much lower. also in a civil trial they could compel george zimmerman to testify where he couldn't be compelled to testify in a criminal case. >> what kind of second-guessing will there be? >> we talked about this. it wasn't a slam dunk. it's an easier case to prove than murder, but the reality is with trials and verdicts, there's always disagreement, but here there shouldn't be real surprise. >> jack ford, thank you. >>> and nsa leaker edward snowden has documents he claims detailing how the national security agency actually works. that's according to his main contact in the press, glenn greenwald. it could show people how to evade nsa surveillance. >> snowden spoke to reporters friday for the first time since he arrived at the mo

a shower or a thunderstorm.e again, that's monday and tuesday. i think the best bet. it's only a minimal chance right now, that would be for late monday night and early tuesday morning. here's the forecast model. not aggressive. but generating showers. but tomorrow morning, the fog, a big factor and then the high clouds moving in throughout the afternoon hours. this is the source of the humid conditions. you will see scattered breaks in the overcast and then tuesday, another batch of high clouds favoring the southern half of the bay area throughout the day on tuesday. this forecast model keeping the showers and thunderstorms to our east and to our south. but close enough to warrant that slight chance of a shower here closer to home. >>> temperatures for tomorrow, most areas, especially inland cool off a few degrees. stenson beach, 63. santa rosa, 76 and fairfield. 83. upper 60s to the lower 70s around the rim of the bay. the nothing will be replaced by higher clouds. and temperatures inland on track to reach the

ago where a guy picked up a gun and just went on a rampage.hey tried to link it to guns. kill people, people kill people. that is all i would like to said. host: while you were talking, we have been showing youtube video from remington. are from the town, how would you describe the impact of remington on that community? has keptemington members of my family and a lot of my friends and without remington being there, not only ilium but you have franklin, mohawk. there is a big percentage of herkimer count the itself along with surrounding counties whether it is part of oieida - a big area, part of this mohawk valley depends on remington arms. you also have the other businesses that have business with remington. i can remember going to school. i went to school in mohawk and fieldand a lot of our trips had a lot to do with remington. remington is not only gunmaker but is also a big supporter. i realize the activists and what happened with sandy hook and that was bad. i understand about that. this is what kills me -- they don't understand and they

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we have a little bit of a time line. you touched on that talking about a few minutes out there was visibility 10 miles there were no distress calls. 7 seconds out that's when things got bad when the crew asked increase air speed and 4 seconds out the pilot hold that begins to shake indicating the plane stalled and one and a half seconds out the group aborted the landing to try another go around one and a half seconds later the plane would go down. here's what the ntsb said last night. >> a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately 7 seconds prior to impact. the sound of the stick shaker occurs approximately 4 seconds prior to impact. a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> some people 1r06ed in the crash were released. there are still a lot of people in serious condition, spinal fractures internal injuries as well. the investigation of course continuing as the ntsb investigators are interviewing those people and other witnesses talking to the crew. you mentio

in may thieves tore a safe from a hotel wall and got away with a million dollars in jewels. also stole a $2.6 million necklace from a different hotel. the stones in this robbery belonged to an israeli billionaire diamond collector. his company is cooperating with the investigation. alfonso van marsh, kpix 5. >> sounds like a movie plot. experts say it is unlikely police will ever recover the stolen diamonds and jewels because thieves can easily sell them. >>> they are trusted to handle your deliveries but fedex is doing damage control. how the company handled a situation to try to win back your trust. >> nothing is fragile in that, right? here's a peek of what's going on outside. our atmosphere is having a lot of things thrown at us. we have a strong onshore flow and look what's behind me, all that haze. how long will the smoke from oregon continue to hang out? the answer in the forecast coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the giants go from the doghouse to the white house. >> i hope that, you know, this does lift them up a little bit. >> why this fish has th

passing a baton in a relay race.you have to allow it to go on beyond where you thought it was going to be. >> rose: what is acting about? and i seem serious about that because i want to understand it. >> i think it's very -- it sounds a very wordy way to talk about acting because i think these days -- and maybe it's just the transition or the expansion of the way we can see films or the moving image. it's in a state of flux at the moment. anyone can do it and you know you can cut anything together, which is true. the famous jimmy stewart story hitchcock saying to him in "north by northwest." he said "just look up there." and he said "what am i looking senate" and he said "look up there quickly." and hi saw somebody falling off the silo. and sometimes the directors say to do that action and you do it. i think if someone else was looking up there it wouldn't have the same power but we can't tell whether people can do things or not do them. >> rose: but we can't tell anymore whether they can do anythings or -- >> i thin

>> climb a tree, ride a bike, everything. >> reporter: a shot at a long, healthy future, for one verynn arbor, michigan. >> cute story. very cute. kris jenner showed me a picture of baby north. she didn't realize i was wearing google glasses. i got it. >> okay. exclusive coming up. >>> we'll sit down with justin bieber's mom, patty mallette, to talk about her son and struggles of being a teen. >> and bear grills here as well. teen. >> good morning. 8:26 on this monday, july 8th. a mother will appear in a virginia courtroom to face charges of leaving her 8-month-old son in a hot car. they say she accidentally left her son in a car for six hours while working in arlington on friday. the baby was pronounced dead and >>> good monday morning. i'm amelia segal. temperatures right now in the low to mid 70s. washington coming in at 75 degrees. working our way through the day, a muggy 88 degrees with partly sunny skies on into the afternoon hours and getting into the afternoon hours some scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms are likely. danella, how's traffic? >> right now i'm wat

a look at your weekend in just a few minutes. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org >>> now to an nbc bay area exclusive. raw chicken, pork, milk, butter lettuce left in hot outdoor sheds and headed to a restaurant near you. >> how did employees of a food retailer react when confronted? what about the owner of the eateries where the food ended up. vicky nguyen has the story for us. >> reporter: sysco provides food for restaurants and schools and our own diner here. sysco big rigs unloaded boxes of raw meat, and vegetables into outdoor storage units in the bay area. our source said this has been going on for years and would have continue bud they came to us to help stop it. don't eat before you swim. that's what mom and dad us

meet a woman, starting a new career as a basketball player at the age of 76. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i feel good i knew that i would now ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by gerber life insurance. ♪ i've got you ♪ ♪ i've got you ♪ ♪ >> these lazy hazy days of summer great days to catch up on reading. >> what is the beach without a good book? a lot to choose from. abc's abby boudreau helps to narrow it down. >> reporter: a summer reading revolution. from self-help and sci-fi to murder/mysteries. we are on a mission, a beach book ambush to find out some of the hottest readings this summer. ♪ but first, a few essentials for our undercover operation. >> thank you. all right. >> we have got to blend in. >> reporter: yes, we need these. and we are ready to hit the beach. found a girl reading a book. let's see what it is. what are you reading? how is it? >> i am reading -- >> she has a cookbook here. >> pool side at the miramar hotel in santa monica. what are you reading? >> "girl in translation." >> did you steal that from the libr

a dog riding a scooter. a 3-year-old french sheep dog.ver to ride a scooter 30 meters. he apparently picked this up just by watching kids. that's what the owner says. clearly norman here has a lot of skill. pretty famous dog, actually. you may have seen norman on any number of tv shows. there he is right there. you can see him on the "late show with david letterman." posts a real-life resume on his website. on this resume he plays experience in bike riding and skateboarding also and also experience in other fields. he has experience as a news anchor. as anchor. i wanted to see any other traits on his resume that makes him qualified to be a news anchor. he has a natural sheep herding instipth. he says he's reliable. he says he can touch objects with his nose, we can all do that. but one thing on that list that seems odd to me. he says he has a stable temperament. really? for a news anchor. have you met any news anchors, norman? so, norman the multi-talented dog, we wish you all the luck in the world tomorrow, but the award we give you toda

he was a parolee and a person of interest in a murder when investigators say he ran from a muni fare inspector, pulled a gun and started firing at the police. >>> a dispute over a few hundred dollars appears to be the motive for the stabbing and shooting spree at a san francisco jewelry store. kin win min was a worker at victoga a story inside the jewelrymart complex. she and another woman were killed friday. investigators say 23-year-old barry white, jr., was angry about a $300 difference in a refund. they say surveillance video paints a picture of a cold calculated murder. >> see him going behind into the back room. of course, the police later on finds one female dead and the man critically wounded. they're being shot and stabbed. >> white is charged with two counts of murder and 7 counts of attempted murder. >>> in bay area news, this morning one of two juries on the east bay rape trial has reached a verdict. the judge has sealed the verdict that has been reached. the second jury will resume deliberations this morning. two men tried in the same courtroom before two different jurie

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>> a teen accused of taking advantage of a woman he helped get home. >> a mom and her teenage son helped carry the victims up stairs and into her bedroom. >> very disappointed and frustrated. this affects our future. >> important test scores tossed out at a bay area school. >> i am on board with filing a lawsuit. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> good morning, tuesday july 23rd. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off this morning. >> i'm michelle griego. london is waiting a glimpse of the new prince. there is a gun solute for the baby prince. this is to mark the birth of a new heir. very traditional here. a lot of pomp and circumstance in this. i'm sure this is going to continue throughout his life. you can see the crowds there gathered as well for this gun solute here. a lot of celebrations too. >> a lot of celebrations there expecting a probability of the baby will go home today. it's being referred to as baby cambridge. we've been standing by for this gun solute which is part of the tradition of the birth of a royal. >> the ba

there was a man, a big man, tall, he had a gun on one side, a nightstick on the other. he had an electric cattle prod. he did not use it on carol's. -- on cows. he had a pin that said "never." sometimes i felt he was just mean. he went to bed mean. he dreamed mean. he got up mean. he made it hard and difficult for many of the citizens to make it up those steps, to get registered. , 35 mileshometown from selma, there was a demonstration in mid february and a young man tried to protect his mother. there was a confrontation. he was shot in the stomach and died a few days later in selma. because of what happened to him we made a decision we would march from selma to montgomery to the nation into the world that people of color wanted to register to vote. 11 of the comments we had to did not have a single registered african-american voter in the county. so on sunday, 1965, at the olenth we conducted a nonvi workshop and people lined up to walk from selma to montgomery. we came to the edge of the bridge, crossing the alabama river, and a young man by the name of jose williams,

a good start for a man on a mission to reinvigorate the church. >>> a disciplinary hearing for a massachusetts officer who leaked photos of tsarnaev. the photographs showed the moments before he surrendered. he did it to protest a "rolling stone" cover that many say glorified the bombing suspect. a panel will decide if he will face suspension or remain on duty. sax massachusetts grand jury could deliver a murder indictment against aaron hernandez. he's accused in the shooting death of odin lloyd. an accomplice's hearing was postponed until friday. hernandez pleaded not guilty and held without bail. >>> murder and kidnapping charges for an accused sex offender. michael madison did not enter a plea on monday. police found three decomposed bodies wrapped in plastic last week. one has been identified. it may take days to figure out who the other women are. >>> the killings of four people, including an 11-year-old boy. dr. anthony garcia was picked up in illinois. he killed a former professor and his wife and another's 11-year-old son and their house cleaner. they were involved in firing garcia fro

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so you have a -- you have a company that's been around for a while that makes a ton of money starting to head toward that business. inin the instance of google, of intel, they're more or less trying to do a network over the web. right? they're trying to recreate, develop relationships with the people who sell programming and sell them to people over the web. apple is interested in putting a new supreme court of screen working with existing providers to find a new way to present information, not making separate deals. sony wants to make its own programming. the streaming business which netflix is doing very well with, they're being joined by amazon. so everybody's coming into the t.v. business what used to be called the t.v. business from a different angle. and trying to get a piece -- because it's a huge business. >> rose: and it means the golden age of television. >> it's fairly breathtaking when you step up to your television and say, well, aaron sorkin's "newsroom" just debuted but i've got every episode of "orange is the new black" available to me. oh, a.m.c.'s got "the killing" o

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you're a republican or a democrat. but when it comes to guns, things get a little trickier, because no matter which side of the line you stand on, you can't ignore the news about gun violence. >> another deadly shooting. >> the gunfire erupted at this birthday party. >> two people are dead. >> shot a 35-year-old -- >> 7-year-old boy. >> opened fire on the street with tons of people around. >> more than 11,000 homicides were committed with firearms in 2011 alone. mass shootings and gun suicides are on the rise in the united states. that's disturbing to people on both sides of the issue, and it's obvious that something's got to change. we just can't agree on what that is. >> the majority of the people want sensible gun restrictions. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> if there is one thing we are united on, it's that everybody wants to keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people. but how do we come together to do it? are there more than two sides to the story? >> guns don't s

there's a prejudice there's a lovely. in the west which under russian to the anyway that russia could never come to this is presumably by showing that the law is not to play that the contract is really comfortable and that person is observed the democracy is in fact practice and so this is a long long hard road and we've got more analysis and opinion on the issue on our website our team dot com also there live updates on the best pictures from the protests against the verdict and from inside the courtroom don't forget to check out our correspondents twitter feeds for all the latest on this and the other stories we cover here in r.t. . right see. first street. and i think you're. on our reporters but. instead. i. am. now the european union has cut off funding to disputed israeli occupied territories in the west bank and jerusalem that's part of the e.u. pressure on israel to keep inside its original borders before their expansion in one nine hundred sixty seven the decision will affect more than half a million of settlers

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is this a plus or a minus for him as a presidential candidate. >> i think it's a plus. i think it will be a significant plus if we actually accomplish the legislation. i understand he's alienated some parts of the conservative base. that seem to be the base. the bigger stakes for him in my judgment are for a relatively new young united states senator to take on a major significant issue and take some political risks in trying to solve a major significant problem. that's a big thing. i think that it's going to serve to benefit him over the long term. i think it will serve to been him him a great deal if we actually pass the lemg layings and see it signed into law. >> that could turn out to be right but i thrill his up side is limited by the fact that, yes, it's the big issue but it's a big issue that's a low priority issue for most voters including for most hispanic voters. the down side for him is although you can look at other republican nominees who have gotten the nomination even with problems with parts of the base -- john mccain in 2008, for example -- none of them

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