the civil air patrol has found the private plane that crashed yesterday.ou're seeing live pictures from our helicopter. the pilot flying from concord to reed hill airport and did not make it. the crews are on the site eight miles east of livermore. the cessna had only the pilot on board. he or she died in the crash. we'll have much more on the story tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> a lot of talking. rand paul took the senate stage for 10.5 hours two nights ago. >> it was sort of a filibuster meant to stop the nsa's collection of our phone records. so did it work? here is nbc bay area's sam brock with a reality check. >> reporter: rand paul's twitter time line helped fuel the hype for a heart-pounding filibuster. there is plenty of #stand with rands, calls to end nsa illegal spying. in this introductory video. >> i've chosen to filibuster the patriot act. >> reporter: at 1:30 paul tweeted, quote, i have just taken the senate floor to begin a fillibuster of the patriot act renewal. >> my bedtime has passed. >> reporter: paul spoke for 10.5 hours. he just didn't

my mother, herself, flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17. [applause] gov. omalley: they raised their children, the six of us to a secure middle-class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation. they would never accept the notion that somehow there is was the greatest generation, for they believed and taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. [applause] gov. omalley: so we must, and we will, no matter the odds and no matter how tough the fight, and how big the challenge. that is the urgent calling for us today, to rebuild the american dream in our time. [applause] gov. omalley: last month television sets around the world were filled with anger, rage and flames of some of the hardest hit neighborhoods and baltimore. or all of us who have given so much of our energies to make the city safer and a more prosperous place, that was a heartbreaking night for all of us. for us, baltimore is our country, and our country is baltimore. there is some

my mother, herself, flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17. [applause] gov.malley: they raised their children, the six of us to a secure middle-class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation. they would never accept the notion that somehow there is was the greatest generation, for they believed and taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. [applause] gov. omalley: so we must, and we will, no matter the odds and no matter how tough the fight, and how big the challenge. that is the urgent calling for us today, to rebuild the american dream in our time. [applause] gov. omalley: last month television sets around the world were filled with anger, rage and flames of some of the hardest hit neighborhoods and baltimore. or all of us who have given so much of our energies to make the city safer and a more prosperous place, that was a heartbreaking night for all of us. for us, baltimore is our country, and our country is baltimore. there is someth

the civil air patrol started searching for the plane after the family reported the plane and him missing. the pilot was the only person believed to be on board. >>> california's attorney general is vowing to get to the bottom of an oil spill off of the coast of santa barbara. investigators say it could take months to figure out why the pipeline ruptured in the first place. today the attorney general released a statement about the investigation. they say it is one of the most precious natural treasures. we're working to ensure that we hold responsibility parties accountable. >>> and sealie lions are being rescues, they're trying to remove all of the oil goo, they're optimistic that the animal will recover. they expect to see more animals like this. >> the warriors are waiting and waiting to get to houston. a live look now at the oakland international airport. they were supposed to take off this morning, but even super stars get delays. the charter service had to bring in a new plane after mechanical difficulties grounded the first one. the warriorsed that to cancel practice tonight in hou

secretary kerry: their movements, by and large, where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced. that's not everywhere. it is possible to have the kind of attack we've seen in ramadi, but i'm absolutely confident in the days ahead that it will be reversed. josh: at least a dozen civilians have fled their homes since the fighting began on friday. laura: they are human and entitled to human rights, the words of burmese pro-democracy icon speaking up about the plight of the burmese muslims. they have since found them selves stranded at sea. some asian states are now prepared to take in some of the migrants. >> extremely dire situation extremely worrying. the rent secretary-general has been on the phone with the malaysian and thai prime minister. it's been about a week this crisis has been unfolding and we are seeing some kind of moves in the talks coming out. we see the philippine government saying they will accept up to 2000 refugees if needed. that is far east of the current location where they are so it's unlikely that will happen in the next few weeks at least. we

last night, civil air patrols found the wreckage in that rural area. the pilot was the only person on board and he died at the crash site. >> the coroner's office determines if there was some sort of medical issue going on with the pilot and then the ntsb and ffa check out engine failures, mechanical failures, those kinds of things. >> as you heard the faa and ntsb will be investigating this crash, we know that an faa investigator visited the crash site today. it's unclear when the ntsb will be on scene here. it will take several months for their investigation to be complete. and gasia, there's no word at this hour on the identity of that pilot or where he was from. >> pictures, i can't tell how close that crash was to 580, which goes through that area right there. i mean, a lot of people think it's a good thing the plane didn't come down on the freeway at least. >> yeah, they say it was several miles off of 580, but it was along the highway route. most planes fly in the direction of where the highway goes. it's the easiest way to get to their destinat

today the civil air patrol spotted the plane and search- and-rescue crews aren the scene -- are on the scene. we're working to get more information to bring you information online and at 5:00 on the newscast. >>> a small earthquake has rattled napa valley, a 4.1. it hit at 75053 last night about six miles northeast of yowptville on the eastern side of the silverado trail. the earthquake works the chargest to hit the 6.0 earthquake last august. geologists say this wasn't on the same faultline as that one but could have been triggered by it. police say they felt 20 seconds of light to moderate shaking and this quake was a reminder of last year's 6.0. >>> when it started shaking, it was like boom. my girlfriend is in the bathtub. she's like it's the big one again. but it didn't happen. but she did call it. she said it was a 4.3. the news said a 4.2 and for reals it was a 4.1. we're show used to this in napa, it's not a big deal. >> no reports of injury injuries or damage. >>> gusty winds and choppy waves are slowing down the cleanup efforts in santa barbara. waves as high as four feet are

migrants are still at sea and figures cannot be verified and united states said they will start air patrolsore boats. those who have been rescued are still recovering from their month at sea and they had to along with her four small children trying to join her husband in malaysia. rescued by fishermen they were dee dehydrated and had fevers in the hospital and still in shock about the horrors they witnessed. >> people were badly beaten in a fight over food and nearly dead and thrown in the sea and some were killed in front of me. men jumped in the sea because they were scared. >> reporter: nearly 2000 boat migrants found shelter in indonesia providence in the past week and agreed they can stay for one year but then it will be up to the u.n. high commission for refugees to resettle them. the people here are keen to have those standed at sea and the government is urging international organizations to find help for rohingya as soon as possible. the government says it's struggling to provide asylum seekers and migrants necessary care. >> translator: we want them to be resettled as soon as possi

. >> this morning civil air patrol sent up another aircraft and because of the light of day they were able to find it rather easily. >> morris leaves behind a wife and two adult sons and known as the mayor of the block for his helpfulness. in addition to flying, morse loved to snow ski and had worked as ski patrol at sugar bowl. about midday the faa arrived to begin their investigation and the ntsb will be the lead investigators in this case. however, those investigations can take months so it's unclear when we'll know what caused the wreck. live near castro valley, katie udas, abc 7 news. >>> a mystery boat washed up on the surf at a popular san francisco beach this afternoon. sky 7 hd was over the scene in ocean beach a little while ago. the fire department said no one was onboard when crews arrived and the coast guard is also assisting at the scene and the boat has the name the daisy printed across the back. >>> santa clara county prosecutors have released dramatic images of a fatal officer-involved shooting near the san jose campus last year. antonio guzman lopez was shot and kill

civil air patrol plan. >>> from rains to gusty winds and hails the areas hardest hit. >> a differentory here in the bay area. our meteorologist mark tamayo will be back with a look at your work week forecast. >>> a storm out of the rocky mountains is bringing severe weather and tornadoes to the central states. there were 28 reports of tornadoes in 9 states. including oklahoma. the weather outbreak began yesterday. right now you are looking add a funnel cloud in the south western -- at a funnel cloud in the south western part of oklahoma. you can see the hail stones there destroying the windshield on this car. look at it. shattered. reports of some damage. no reports of injuries. or deaths. >> that would be scary. >> would be. >>> rough winter. you know, with the deep freeze and everything. a lot of record setting snow on the east coast and we are going through a drought. >> yeah. maybe a few light showers and that is it. but in the bay area today, lots of low clouds and fog. we have the drizzle. it will make a come back. live camera. our north bay camera. looking towards the bay. rig

the civil air patrol started looking for the plane last night when they reported him missing. they found the crash site in the hills in livermore. >>> new trobluble for pg&e. a grand jury is investigating their relationship with regulators. prosecutors are trying to determine if that relationship violated federal law. e-mails released during the investigation showed pg&e had an extremely close relationship that may have impacted investigations. an earlier federal probe partly blamed the deadly san bruno explosion on the lack of oversight by the cpuc. >>> even superstars have travel delays. the warriors are in the air now headed to houston. mechanical problems grounded their chartered flight out of oakland. riley curry is not on the team's flight but did get a kiss from dad last night. the warriors have a commanding 2-0 lead in this best of seven series. a 2-0 lead in the best of seven years. game three and four tomorrow night and monday night in houston. >>> it was a brutal beating in a bathroom at levi stadium. what happened when the two accused attackers faced the judge in c

they announced air patrols to find more boats. those that have been rescued have been recovering. along with four small children this malaysia. rescued, they were dehydrated malnourished and running fevers in shock about the horrors they witnessed. people on a boat were badly beatenment four were killed in prove me. many jumped into the sea because they were scared. >> nearly 2,000 found shelter in aceh this the past week. indonesia agreed they can stay for a year it will be up to the u.n. high commission for refugees to resettle them. >> the people here were keen to help those stranded at sea. the local government urged international organizations and the government to find a solution to house the rohingya as soon as possible. >> the aceh government says it's struggling to provide the asylum seekers and migrants necessary care. >> translation: we want them wre settled as soon as approximately. it's quite a burden for the prove jib shall government. it's to do with u.n.h.c.r. and immigration. >> the provincial government will do all it can to help. according to the u.n.h.c.r. the

financial mechanisms have been reduced, and their movements by and large most certainly where there are air patrolsnd other capacities have been reduced but that's not everywhere. and so it is possible to have the kind of attack we have seen in ramadi. but i am absolutely confident in the days ahead that will be reversed. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, the chairman of the senate armed services committee, republican john mccain was quick to say the fall of ramadi was the result of a flawed strategy. he issued a statement saying, quote: senator graham is calling for more u.s. troops on the ground to train the troops. that's not something right now that the u.s. is considering. tony? >> jamie, what does this say about the fighting ability of these u.s.-trained iraqi forces? and their ability to ultimately retake mosul, which seems six or eight months down the road. >> yeah, quite a ways down the road. so these troops were surrounded for almost a year. the u.s. has been pounding isil positions with air strikes. that's the whole strategy. but if they can't hold ramadi as you said just 70 miles from

. >> the distress calls go silent, and the next thing dennison and gentry knew, their routine air patrol about to become a dramatic rescue. >> i knew i was going to be able to put that aircraft on the ground a lot faster than they were going to be able to get there and get him out. >> while dennis son shuts down the chopper, gentry leaps out and runs to the plane. the engine is on fire and the pilot is in bad shape. >> it was dark. he had hit the dashboard of the cockpit pretty hard with his face. if i knew the individual, i wouldn't recognize him. >> making the rescue even more difficult, the pilot is stuck and unconscious. fuel is leaking and at any moment, this plane could blow. >> one way or another, that guy was coming out of that airplane before the airplane, you know, caught on fire. >> but the door is jammed, so gentry, with all his strength, hips it open, and pulls mark love out of the burning aircraft. >> wow. >> two months after the accident, gentry gives us the first look at the mangled plane. >> did you actually get inside the aircraft and pull him from the seat? tell me how

and my mom herself flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17.x of us to a secure middle class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation. but they would never accept the notion that somehow theirs was the greatest generation. they believed and taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and the sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. ♪ so we must and so we will. no matter the odds no matter how tough the fight. no matter how big the challenge. and that is the urgent calling for us today. to rebuild the american dream now in our time. [ applause ] >> last month, television sets around the world were filled with the anger, and the rage and the flames of some of the humblest and hardest-hit neighborhoods in baltimore. for all of us who have given so much of our energies to making our city a safer, fairer and more prosperous place that was a heartbreaking night for all of us. for us baltimore is our country, and our country is baltimore. and there is something to be learned

the united states announced it will stop air patrols to find more boats. those who have been rescued are still recovering from their month at sea. this woman with her four shall children were trying to reach her husband in malaysia. children running high fevers when they arrived at hospital, still in shock with the horrors they witnessed. >> when people were nearly dead they were thrown in the sea. four men were killed in front of me. people jumped into the sea because they were scared. >> nearly two thousand boat migrants found shelter in the past week. indonesia has agreed they can stay for one year, but then it's up to the u.n. and high commission for refugees to resettle them. while the people here were keen to help those who were stranded at sea the local government is urging international organizations and government to find solutions to house the rohingya as soon as possible. they say they're struggling to find the asylum seekers necessary care. >> we want them to be resettled as soon as possible because it's quite a burden for the provincial govern

. >> and their movements by and large most certainly where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced but that's not everywhere. and so it is possible to have the kind of attack we have seen in ramadi but i am absolutely confident in the days ahead, that would be reversed. >> despite those gains the task force running "operation inherent resolve" says it's on the offensive, but it's not a sign of organizational weakness but that isis intends to preserve its holdings while still expanding elsewhere. >>> elite american delta force teams carried out of the first successful raid inside syria capture a top -- and recovered a treasure trove of cell phones laptons and isis documents. it devolved into hand-to-hand combat, but not a single soldier was injured. >> diane fine tine so-called it picture perfect for its efficiency >>> abu sayyaf was a top money man who oversaw oil and gas operations. we have bill neely in london. bill, what have you got? >> good afternoon, guy also. a decade ago hundreds of american troops gave their lives to take and hold the city of ramadi. toda

their movements by in large certainly where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced. that's not everywhere. so it is possible to have the kind of attack we've seen in ramadi. i'm absolutely confident in the days ahead that will be reversed. >> secretary kerry quite optimistic referencing u.s. air power. here it's fair to say you saw the limitations of american air power. in this case they did not prove to be successful. is this showing us limitations of just having american air power in these strategic regions of iraq? >> i think isis is most vulnerable on the move. as it moves here from ramadi, eastward towards baghdad, they're only 70 miles from baghdad. that's where air power can make a decisive difference. we can basically hit them on the open road, hit their command and control, hit their transportation and logistic networks. in the city, urban environment like ramadi isis has the advantage, have the lead on the ground. particularly if iraqi security forces cut and run as we've seen them do in ramadi, it's going to be hard for coalition to push them back. i thin

reid hillview airport in sacramento his family reported him missing and about 24 hours later civil air patrol pilots located it near castro valley and they located it this morning and there are not any obvious indications as to what caused the plane to crash. the faa and the ntsb will be investigating. the alameda county sheriff's office helped in the search and say weather and darkness hindered their efforts of finding the plane last night. >> it did start a very small fire and a couple of location but because the grass was damp it did not go any further. had that fire continued, obviously, we would have had reports of a fire and been able to find the plane a lot quicker. >> reporter: the family tells me he was active in the lafayette community known as the mayor of the block for always taking care of people and the head of the boy scout troop when they were young and the family loved to go skiing. ntsb investigations are often lengthy and it is unclear when we'll know exactly what caused the crash. live in castro valley katie utas. >> more developing news now. a military plane went off the

, and all us kids got interested in civil air patrol. i know it still exists, but what could be done for a different generation to address some of the issues that get excited about flying and can address some of the issues about pilot shortage and compensation. how do we make this a career path for additional americans? >> it's a great question. we're testing a coupe of programs now called the you can fly program, which will be the 150, 152 cessnas. if you have ever been around them, it's what most people learn to fly in. we've got a number of those in the states right now, and we're trying to get people actively involved in joining a flying club. but even starting a little bit earlier in the game working with a number of high schools we have a program that we call stem-a, science, technology, engineering, math and aviation. we are finding best practices that get people involved with educators. a career decision, or frankly for recreational flying as well. but we want to get involved with the high school training programs and start showi

and their movements by and large and most certainly their air patrols in other capacities have been reducedso it's possible to have the kind of attack we've seen but i'm absolutely confident that will be reversed. >> this comes just one day after u.s. special forces killed a senior isis official in an overnight air raid in syria, capturing the leader's wife and freeing an 18-year-old yazidi woman from slavery. joining me now is the security correspondent for "the new york times" and brian catoulis. how do you square john kerry's confidence with the news we have today that it has fallen? >> well he's the secretary of state and he needs to demonstrate some positive tone here. because this whole fight is in partnership not only with iraq but with 60 other countries. the whole theory of the case is that the u.s. is going to provide some support in the background, but we're not going to go back in to iraq ourselves. so i think it would be hard for the secretary of state of a country leading this coalition to be overly negative. >> we're not saying overly negative. i think what a lot of folks are

mechanisms have been reduced, and their movements by a large and most certainly where there are air patrols and other capacities have been reduced. at that is not everywhere. and so it is possible to have the kind of attack we've seen in ramadi, but i'm absolutely confident the days ahead that will be reversed. amy: the iraqi government has asked shiite militias to deploy to anbar to help recapture it as they did in tikrit earlier this year. a u.s. military raid inside syria has reportedly killed scores of islamic state militants, including a midlevel leader. the pentagon says the operation killed islamic state defense minister abu sayyaf and about a dozen others. sayyaf's wife was captured and a woman said to be the couple's yazidi slave was also freed. the u.s. says it did not coordinate with the syrian regime. the saudi-led coalition has resumed bombing yemen after a five-day ceasefire expired. strikes were reported in the province of aden as houthi fighters battled rival forces across the south. the five-day pause was to allow for the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian aid, but se

bill and my mom herself flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17.of us they raised a secure middle class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation but they would never accept the notion that somehow theirs was the greatest generation. for they believed and they taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and the sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. and so we must and so we will no matter the odds no matter how tough the fight, no matter how big the challenge, and that is the urgent calling for us today, to rebuild the american dream now in our time. last month, television sets around the world were filled with the anger and the rage and the flames of some of the humblest and hardest hit neighborhoods in baltimore. for all of us who have given so much of our energies to making our city a safer, fairer and more prosperous place, that was a heartbreaking night for all of us us. for us baltimore is our country, and our country is baltimore, and there is something to be learn

that was an ugly time for all of us merchant ships naval escort, air patrol.uess i had my share of bad luck. i lost three ships, and some good friends. >> i remember reading somewhere that when a seagull comes down on a patch of oil, its feathers stick together and can't get off the water again. there must have been a lot of dead seagulls around the north atlantic. >> of course, we only saw it happening on the wall map and yet it was well quite real. when i started markers were used reminded me of toys out of some children's game. but then ships carrying cargos food, supply weapons and men to use them. >> i remember coming over, the worst thing about the trip was you didn't know where you were going. wherever it was you'd be a stranger, and nobody likes that. that ship was loaded from stem to stern with sad sacks. around the third day out things got pally, like the fella said, we're all in the same boat, the comic. finally we got to liverpool. they had a band to play us in. english army band full of chimes. i'm dreaming of a white christmas, they played to tel

operations have been reduced and their movements by and large in most certainly where there are air patrolser capacities have been reduced. but that's not everywhere. and so it is possible to have the kind of attack we've seen in ramadi but i'm absolutely confident in the days ahead that will be reversed. >> given the environment that i think we're going to face in the middle east we don't have a strategy at all. we're basically playing this day to day. >> so doug, that second part was former secretary of defense robert gates on "morning joe" and i played that after because it's pretty much the exact opposite of what we're hearing from the administration that we have no strategy at all when it comes to the middle east. very different tunes here. where do you fall in that spectrum? >> we could have no strategy for the middle east and still have a plan to get isil out of iraq. that's effectively where we are. i know secretary kerry, this sounds kind of like saying our team is still great after the quarterback threw the interception that they ran back for a touchdown. i tried to do a tennis me

their movements, by and large most certainly where there are air patrols in other capacities have beenotkine joins us from tel aviv. do you share his confidence that the islamic state can be fetid? elliott: i think the united states is sticking to the same line, that they are making progress and i hope to reverse the gains made by the islamic state in ramadi. this is a setback, there will be lips but ultimately, the u.s. and certainly john kerry, is confident they will win. brendan: contrast this with what happened over the weekend, where u.s. special operations forces on the ground in syria killed and isis commander. these are two different ways to fight the war. is this what the u.s. needs to do in iraq? elliott: i think what it shows is that airstrikes alone will not be sufficient and relying on the iraqi security forces will not be enough by itself. there was a delta force, under rate, took off from iraq and took at the head of the oil and gas finances in the islamic state. they were hoping to capture him, but he got killed. there was hand-to-hand combat. they were only on the grou

their movements in areas where they are air patrols in other capacities have been reduced.ie: let's get to elliott who joins us from tel aviv. john kerry says he is still confident are you? elliott: the official position is they may have lost this battle, but they expected when the wider war. this shows the limitations of their airstrikes. it also shows the deficiencies in the iraqi security forces. they are putting up more of a fight and they did in moz all the year ago. they were still not able to defeat the islamic state. they are leaving the city. they are under the total control of the militants. erik: what does this mean in terms of driving the islamic state out of iraq? elliott: i believe it's an ongoing process. there will be further challenges ahead. the pentagon spokesperson says this does not mean the campaign has turned. they expected some losses. they are still confident they can beat back the islamic state. it shows the limitations of the iraqi security forces trained by the united states. they cannot seem to push back the islamic state where they need to. ste

. >> the military is launching air patrols, part of the first official rescue operation since muslims began arriving on the shores of southeast asia earlier this month. malaysia and indonesia agreed to take in those migrants. >> the president of the boy scouts of america said the organization should allow gay scout leaders. robert gates a former c.i.a. director and secretary of defense said the organization needs to keep up with the times if it wants to survive. in 2013, the organization moved to allow gay scout members but only those under the age of 18. >> an exconvict is in police custody right now in the murder of a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper. police had been looking for the 34-year-old for days. detectives say he once worked at a business owned by the man who was found dead last thursday inside his d.c. mansion along with his wife, son and housekeeper. court now where did the police find him? >> it was a fugitive task force that arrested him along with five other suspects. they were taken into custody late last night in northeast washington d.c. he was identi

this is video of california highway patrol air-lifting the woman who was knocked unconscious from the fall. authorities said she was riding with a group along a single- track trail in a narrow canyon when she fell. the woman was wearing her helmet.but suffered minor injures. she remains in a nearby hospital quite the fun day in san francisco. thousands of people hit the pavement this year for the 103rd bay to breakers race. a runner from kenya. named issac mukundi mwangi won the men's division. finishing the race at 35 minutes. jane kibii. also from kenya. won the women's division with a time of 40 minutes. the race left from howard and beale streets. wound through golden gate park and ended at ocean beach. police made 11 arrests during the morning's foot-race. and according to authorities.officers arrested five people on suspicion of felonies.three others on suspicion of misdemeanors.and three people were also arrested on suspicion of being drunk in public. but.the party on the pavement didn't stop the crowd from sporting their creative costumes. >> "this is the most clothing i've wo

. >> i'm a pilot for civil air patrol. >> reporter: up here in tiny planes, there's an unpaid volunteeronal pilots, we have members that aren't pilots at all. >> reporter: how do they help the texas task force one on the ground? they are expects at urban search and rescue down here in the mud, there's limited, if any cell phone service. >> they are having trouble communicating. radios with a line of sight in limited range. >> reporter: the small planes fly in circles over the search zone boosting rescue radio power below. without the antenna on the cessna's belly, they can't talk to home base. >> i expect that type of communication can save lives, too. >> absolutely. >> from the air, you get the whole picture, which dams are most at risk. >> the spillway is wide open. >> reporter: you see flooded fields no one's reported yet. even airports. >> this is part of the runway that is under water. >> the southern third of the runway. a photographer sitting here with a camera out that window. they would take thousands of pictures of those river beds and send them down to the team in austin from

and my mom herself flew in the civil air patrol at the age of 17.hildren the six of us to a secure middle class future because of the sacrifices and the better choices of their generation, but they would never accept the notion that somehow theirs was the greatest generation, for they believed and they taught us that every generation of americans has the ability and the sacred responsibility to make themselves great for their country. and so we must and so we will no matter the odds no matter how tough the fight, no matter how big the challenge. and that is the urgent calling for us today, to rebuild the american dream now in our time. last month, television sets around the world were filled with the anger and the rage and the flames of some of the humblest and hardest hit neighborhoods in baltimore. for all of us who have give so much of our energies to making our city a safer, fairer and more prosperous place, that was a heartbreaking night for all of us. for us baltimore is our country, and our country is baltimore. and there is something to be l

has asked theial say pentagon to step up air and sea patrols. thepatrol more than 80% of area. of state john kerry is doing beijing this weekend. study by and arctic scientists has found a massive floating ice shelf is shrinking. the sheet is inc., 55,000 square kilometers. it is now four meters thinner than it was in 1998. its largest sibling collapsed in the last 20 years. the biggest copy rate case in history -- he has spoken to bloomberg. he is fighting extradition. he spoke to bloomberg west's emily chang about content sharing. emily: do you believe in copyright? in copyright but not copyright extremism. extremism is, if you are a hollywood studio and you release -- you release your content and then roll it months anduple of expect the internet community to wait for the release. andjust launched netflix new zealand. the catalog of content you can download is 10% of what they offer and the u.s.. that is unfair. because people do not get that, they are looking for the stuff elsewhere. the is a problem created by content creators. i'm not responsible for that. if they would h

. >> pam:the california highway patrol air rescue crews. shared this video of the rescue of this 18-year - old hiker. >> pam:air crews responded to the young man's location after receiving a rescue signal from his g-p-s device. >> pam:he ran out of water during his trek, and had planned to use water sources along the trail. but, because of the drought. those sources had dried up. >> pam:the g-p-s device most likely saved the hiker's life. >> pam:antioch police need help identifying a suspect in a convenience store robbery. >> pam:these pictures show the suspect. entering a 7-11 convenience store located on sunset lane in antioch on march 16, 2015. >> pam:police say, the suspect robbed the clerk at gunpoint. just after 11- at night, and then fled the store with cash taken from the register. if anyone can indentify the suspect. they are urged to contact antioch police. >> pam:the san francisco giants submitted a revised ballot measure. for a mission rock housing development today. the development is planned to transform a 28-acre parking lot.

says it will maintain air and sea patrols because china could impose restrictions in the area. >>> seaworld'snt role in the cleanup ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> more than 105,000 gallons of oil has leaked into the ocean from a broken pipeline in california. seaworld is caring for animals at the oiled wildlife care center. researchers -- rescuers are caring for an elephant seal and two sea lions, all of them covered in oil. >> right behind his pectoral flipper you can see a spot of oil. where this animal is most impacted is around his cheeks and the back of his head and the nape of his neck. >> seaworld sent two specialists on the ground in the santa barbara area. >>> our national past time is honoring memorial day today. the nationals are playing in chicago. you'll see the players wearing these special hats and jerseys at the game. they feature camouflage-style patterns on them. all mlb teams are wearing similar uniforms. the league will donate 100% of the sales of these jerseys and hats to veterans programs today. a hot week is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. on

. >> the coast guard air station in atlantic city patrols the coast from connecticut to virginia conductingescue missions involving everything from container ships to small sailboats and in all kinds of weather. >> when most people run away from mother nature we run out night. >> reporter: whether by sea or by air anything to complete these dangerous missions. >> you can see the coast guard up close yourself. there's a community festival happening at the training center in cape may tomorrow. you can go on base, tour ships and see a live search and rescue demonstration. i don't think you can go up in the basket. they physical me that's something that 99% of the coast guard has never gotten to do. >> they were all jealous and i knew i was in the best possible hands. >> absolutely. >> when they're like don't hold on just cross your hands washington do you mean don't hold on? >> we're out in the middle of the ocean. it was crazy. >> incredible. >> incredible work they do, too. just nice to know you hope you never need it but if you do -- >> they were ideal condition that is you were in but like

. >> reporter: crews patrolling by land, air and sea to hunt for more oil and keep people out of the water. so, we're about a mile and a half offshore and look. that's oil scraped off the side of our boat. natural seepage from the sea floor and that could be what caused the tar balls that are washing up on those beaches, but lifeguards we speak to say they've never seen natural seepage cause quite so many tar balls. the tar balls that washed up on the beach are right now being analyzed in a lab to find the source. david, officials tell us that if no more tar balls wash up then, they're going to reopen the beaches, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. just in time for the early morning surfers. david? >> nick watt tonight. nick, thank you. >>> to colorado now, and a dramatic day in the movie theater massacre trial. the trial of james holmes. his transformation, first that orange hair, now appearing more subdued. both sides now arguing over this question -- was he insane, or did he know exactly what he was doing? tonight, jurors shown a key piece of evidence. a videotape showing what holmes tol

pentagon painted a confusing picture. 800 truck bombs, an ambush overwhelming a small patrol and sand storms limiting airport. thousands said to have been driven out in the advance of hundreds of i.s.i.l. fighters. it's what defense secretary ash carter was talking about when he told cnn about the forces fighting. >> they withdrew from the site. and that says to me, to most of us, that we have on issue with the will of the iraqis to fight i.s.i.l. and defend themselves. >>> pentagon sources say the iraqi forces in ramadi outnumber i.s.i.l. 10-1, enjoying what the pentagon term a substantial combat advantage over the enemy. there were 10,000 troops holding ramadi, including 7,000 security forces, and 3,000 federal police and special operations troops, that folded in the face of 1,000 i.s.i.l. attackers. the pentagon said after more fighting, the ramadi defenders were war weary, feeling ignored and badly led by iraqi commanders, who were not communicating with each other and had a flawed understanding for a battle space. there was an argument that they hadn't cut and run, but some elite troops pulling out

officers were patrolling the air you when they heard a series ever kbungun shots. medics rushed them to the hospital. one is dead two survivors are in stable condition. police are holing them as suspects because they found three guns near the shooting scene joompt happening today lawyers will make their statement in the case of a levittown man who is accused of killing a doctor. she was attacked in her center city home after she complained about his extermination service. she was a pediatrician at children's hospital in philadelphia. investigators say after smith strak ld her, he started a fire to try to hide the murder. police got their break in the case when surveillance video showed smith walking near her house in center city. >>> police are hoping thatd public can help them catch the person responsible for an abduction and sexual assault in one philadelphia neighborhood. "nbc 10's" monique braxton is lif at the special victim's unit. tell us what we know monique. >> reporter: hey there, tracy. investigators are also issuing an alert this morning for any females

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