i know you did an interview in which he talked about being ambushed by people carrying ak-47s and not lead you to discuss some aspects of the effect that mess, which are not directly related to specific functionality of the weapon, which again talks about strategy and some of those questions. >> host: there's a lot of measures for how i rifle works on it nothing to do with how it works on the rifle range for a test range. and afghanistan are not too many days have come under fire from kalashnikovs. a big part of my job is covering the ground level experience of the war in afghanistan. so i'm not in kabul and i'm not spending much time at the generals. i find it and not with the troops and often some of the worst parts of the country. so if you wander around these parts of the country, you tend to get ambushed on none. kalashnikov is not an idea what could. it's last along time come easy to use if you're not well trained, but it's not very accurate. so a lot of times the experience of being ambushed us to have the run-scoring cracking by and no one in your struck. does that mean it's n

years, at times paying to access the beach, but the new property owner put up a gate blocking public ak stoesz a private road. >> it's pretty simple. just open the gate. we'll pay whatever fee you want us to pay. >> walt wait a minute. don't we have a law protecting public access to beaches. >> absolutely. that -- that had also e always been the case at lar tin's beach. >> the law is called the coastal act. a local group filed a lawsuit today gerns the owner claiming he's in violation. >> the people are allowed to ak stoesz coast. we don't -- we don't view this as any different if somebody bought up all the houses around golden gate park and put up a fence and said that's now mibach yard. >> the attorney for the property owner didn't want to talk about it on camera but said they open the lawsuit. as far as the owner is concerned this is not so much a fight over access toth water but instead it's a battle other the constitutional rights of property owners. the road is private that the government can only order a property owner to allow the public on private property in certain circumstan

ak 47's or high capacity, as mr. thompson tends to say, assault magazines, these high capacity weaponry to cause more damage to do so in a way that really does help us protect and defend. i'll have more to say in this limited amount of say so i am going to yield with great respect it my colleague who has spoken out on this so mag 95 sently in the congress of the united states and is a respected voice on the subject, congress woman jackie spears. >> thank you for your leadership and your powerful comments this afternoon and dr. marshal for hosting us to my great colleague and friend and sharer of the chairmanship of the task force who is walking a very delicate line but doing so very ably and effectively, to our great mayor of our great city, thank you and to our great police chief who i really enjoy the opportunity to work with. i am pleased to be here. i am honored to be here. i tell you that this is personal for me, it's also professional for me. i realized after new town that in many ways i had failed. i had faile

you would see ak 47's and it would go through the whole nomenclature of ak 47's and it was k through 3 can urriculum. so the marines would grab that and substitute our stuff, which was focus on reading and writing. of course we facilitated the distribution of korans because this is an islamic country. initially we focused on brick and morter construction, renovation, after about a generation of violence you can beat these schools were destroyed. if we needed to build new ones, we certainly did, but we always made sure the afghans understood they had the ultimate responsibility of maintaining this once we leave. finally, girls in school. as i mentioned, literacy rate was 20 percent. that was country-wide. in southwest afghanistan that literacy rate was women was 8 percent. so you have to work very hard to get an 8 percent literacy rate for women, which means you actually have to stop and implement policies to make sure that women actually couldn't partake in any learning, any health systems, anything that would contribute to their growth. so girls in school, big focus area. we wanted

as i pulled him out, he raised his ak-47 at me.that time, i shot him. >> back inside, not knowing help has arrived, employee alan newhouse grabs a .9 millimeter pistol from the back of the office. >> i always kept it in a locked box. he knew it was in the area back there. only him and i knew the code to the gun. >> he runs to the door and fires the pistol at the suspect. deputy vidala shoots bolt twice in the stomach, but the gun battle continues. >> we were shooting back and forth. i was in the front of the vehicle. he was in the rear. >> finally, voltz falls to the ground and the gunfire stops. voltz is shot six times. witt comes out of hiding and tries to brace herself for what she thinks she'll see when she walks into the office. >> as long as the shooting went on, i really thought i would have to walk in there and find everybody just blown to pieces. that many shots will blow you to pieces. nobody was. i was so thankful. >> voltz is charged with attempted murder on a police officer and three other counts of attempted murder. c

ak steel lowered their eps guidance, a ten-year low for ak steel.rible for the steel companies overall. finally, good day for the earnings. mike ron, nike, good ones with tiffany as well, but remember, mandy, oracle and, of course, caterpillar and, of course, federal express. hard to get rid of those three earlier in the week. back to you. >> absolutely. by the way, you mentioned ak steel. we'll be talking about resources stocks later on in the show. >> well, to cyprus where things are starting to get real. cash is running low and tempers running hot and there's new concern that cash may not be the only thing in short supply. michelle caruso-cabrera is live in nicosia. are there rumors about things potentially about food supplies because suppliers aren't being paid? what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, we are hearing people concerned about whether or not within the next couple of days that perhaps we see shortages within the supermarkets because just like we're starting to see with gasoline, you have to pay in cash because suppliers are demandin

ake a mr. chairman, -- i didn't think think anyone doubts her sincerity or compassion, but at the same time, i would note that she chose not to answer the question that i asked. in our judgment, would it be consistent with the constitution or congress to specify which books are permitted and which ones are not? >> the answer is obvious -- no. >> can we keep on the -- i appreciate that we have a discussion on books. let's stick to guns. > mr. chairman, i appreciate that you acknowledge that texas allows books. >> it is obvious that there are different tests for different mendments. there are certain kinds of pornographic materials that would not be covered by the first amendment. >> it is the view that congress should be in the business of specifying particular books or with respect to the fourth amendment, particular individuals who are not covered by the bill of rights? >> congress is in the business of making law. the supreme court interprets the law. they strike down the law. ith respect to

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>>brian: a seven-year-old toting an ak-47 as big as he is smoking a cigarette. in syria. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: he's the iron man of the fox news channel. yesterday he did "the five." he did the hannity show. he's doing this show. he's doing his show tonight. the great eric bolling in today. >>gretchen: you got your friday? >>steve: pull out the coffee. maybe red bull. >>gretchen: i was wondering if you were going to bank around the coffee this morning. eric's bankrolling the coffee. welcome. we're going to play dodge ball outside to see how our skills are. >>steve: today is good friday, part of the holy tritium. manslaughter did i -- maundy thursday and sunday is holy easter. >>gretchen: let's start with headlines. north korea escalating its threat against america. scores of north koreans turning out for a mass rally after kim jung un ordered rocket preps. he said north korea is ready to settle accounts with the u.s., whatever that means. >> the big fear is miscalculation. this guy is young, chases women and is not getting good advice. the great fear is som

ak-47. >> reporter: better suited for a war zone than the streets. >> law enforcement's worse nightmare is coming across these weapons. >> they collected 600 unwanted guns, including 17 assault weapons during a gun buy back program. >> you wonder where they have been lying around. probably not in gun safes. not with trigger locks on them. >> reporter: he says the county paid out $60,000 at the most recent event, between 1-$200. >> i talk to gun store owners who say it doesn't work. flat out. what do you think? >> i think that, first of all, i want to say i support, you know, the ordinary course of commerce, what owners are doing, we are not trying to compete with them. >> reporter: selling the guns back to a store would require a back ground check and a 10 day wait. >> reporter: he says he was so happy with the results he is going to suggest making plans for future gun buy backs. live in san jose, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> five people are planning to run for the board of supervisors seat left vacant. he pleaded guilty to misleading taxpayer money. she is one of the candid

police took this ak-47 out of an oakland home during an early morning raid involving 14 law enforcementncies including u.s. marshals. >> it is one of the largest sweeps we have done with the help of our federal partners. it is probably the first time that i can recall where we have actually served multiple warrants simultaneously at different locations spokesmanning throughout the buy area. >> oakland police have been sugar landing the round up for six months with suspects waking up to grenades outside their home and a phone call and police announcing on a loudspeaker that the home was surrounded. many of their neighbors also heard the noise. >> it is a lost racket so usually in the morning. >> woman lives down the street from a targeted home on 96th avenue, check out her reaction when we showed her a picture of the assault weapon confiscated. >> it is a shock, actually, you don't think that kind of artillery is in our neighborhood with a lot of kids here. so that is a blessing to get off the streets. >> u.s. attorney was here for the raid and police say she was an enter gradual part of

>>okay, this is your typical ak 47 long gun.o)in the el paso office of the u.s. firearms, agent robert champion showed us some of the weapons and ammunition that his team has seized on its way to the border with mexico. >>this the american version of ar 15 type firearm. >>this is what the cartel is really liking right now? >>yes. >>this is a 50 cal, belt fed 50 cal. it was attempted to be smuggled into mexico before we intercepted it. >>you can buy this legally in the u.s.? >>yes. >>what is this used for? >>i mean, i think this is what they're using to a certain extent in iraq or afghanistan. >>and how difficult is it for to purchase these guns in the united states? >>go to a gun show without any paperwork and purchase these guns, as many as you want. gun show loophole. at gun shows along the border, unlicensed individuals are allowed to sell guns, including assault weapons without performing a background check or filling out any paperwork. to understand how the gun show loophole works we went to meet rick bolanos, a gun collect

-47 and girls of my own daughter's age, nursing their babies with an ak-47 on the side.it was extremely shocking and given the fact that i myself am from west africa, experience in my early days civil war in my country, it's a vivid reminder of what i could, i could have become myself. >> and that experience, your own experience and your own family, inspires you to want to do something about this aspect of continuing violence. >> absolutely. i mean we really need to you know, champion our president obama to really strongly you know, impose a treaty, an arms treaty here. and i would absolutely help, all of those developed countries in africa to you know, avoid conflict. >> where are the weapons coming from, ray? >> well interestingly enough, the united states exports 50% of the weapons in the world. the rest of them come from some eastern european countries, russia and china predominantly and the variety of other smaller producers. >> and what is the diplomatic impediment to making this happen? >> well, it's been, this has been an issue that's been around for almost 100 y

why is he out there saying getting yourself an ak-47 or ar-15. why is he doing that? he doing? >> i'm not exactly sure, chris. i do have respect for senator graham, the work that he is doing on immigration, a couple of other things. i testified at the senate judiciary committee hearing on senator feinstein's bill, the great work she is doing and the senator and i had a q&a back and forth. he is particularly focused on the rifle issue. i'm not exactly what that is all about. as i said very respectfully, dead is dead. you know, rifle, shotgun, handgun, multiround clips, it's weaponry, most of these weapons shouldn't be on the streets of america. so i don't know exactly what the distinction is about. no citizen has ever said to me, oh, well, you know, i know got hit by a shotgun. i'm glad it wasn't a rifle. mean. what? >> i don't know. let me go to the former police chief. val, thank you for joining us. as a law enforcement person, are you concerned about this rage that some people, statistics show it's not everybody but some people have to arm up and get not just shotgu

latin]aking >> it is from the same balcony where people first saw him that he gave his easter speech. christ is our peace, and through him, we have peace for the whole world, peace for the middle east and between the israelis and palestinians, who touggle to find the road agreement. this has lasted all too long. every act of violence may end, and above all, in syria, for its people, torn by conflict, and for the many refugees. >> the pope also talked against human trafficking and called for the protection of the environment. there were messages that resonated among the 250,000 people who had gathered here for his first easter celebration. i once heard a comparison. the other pope spoke to our heads, and this new pope speaks to our hearts. >> accepting all religions. >> the sunday marks the resurrection of jesus christ, a joyous celebration for roman catholics. st. peter's square had 40,000 flowers. the designer of the display had the privilege of meeting pope francis. >> it is very amazing. i never thought about becoming a catholic, and i am not sure it is going to happen, of course,

bratton ak noblged police are under staffed. he said that could be remedied from the state and the federal government. also started monitoring social media. this is a new set of eyes to look at an old problem. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> john, thank you. >> strangers, neighbors and friends are paying their respects right now to two santa cruz officers killed in the line of duty. a public viewing began just about two hours ago at santa cruz memorial. detective sargeant lawyeren butch baker and detective elizabeth baker shot to death last tuesday. people waited for the chapel doors to open to say goodbye to officers. >> everywhere i go, i can just feel the sense of sad nets. -- sadness. we just need to get our community back. >> the viewing will be held until 8:00 tonight, then, tomorrow, 17,000 people are expected at a memorial service for the detectives at noon at hp pa vil yichblt a motorcade will proceedeed the memorial in the morning at the beach board walk heading north. the mile-longym motorcade will travel south on hig

police took this ak-47 out of an oakland home during an early morning raid involving 14 law enforcement agencies including u.s. marshals. >> it is one of the largest sweeps we have done with the help of our federal partners. it is probably the first time that i can recall where we have actually served multiple warrants simultaneously at different locations spokesmanning throughout the buy area. >> oakland police have been sugar landing the round up for six months with suspects waking up to grenades outside their home and a phone call and police announcing on a loudspeaker that the home was surrounded. many of their neighbors also heard the noise. >> it is a lost racket so usually in the morning. >> woman lives down the street from a targeted home on 96th avenue, check out her reaction when we showed her a picture of the assault weapon confiscated. >> it is a shock, actually, you don't think that kind of artillery is in our neighborhood with a lot of kids here. so that is a blessing to get off the streets. >> u.s. attorney was here for the raid and police say she was an enter gradual par

. >> up next, one of the >>> here is a look ake u your wake up forecast. mostly cloudy skies. we are looking at a few sprinkles, patchy fog, upper 40s to low 50s. at 8:00 a.m., low to mid50s. as you check out live doppler 7hd, a few sprinkles off the coast. lisa argen in with mike niko. and she will be tracking any sprinkles. >> thanks. >>> a colorful celebration in india. >> this is the holy festival that marks the start of spring and all of the colors that come withwit. >> and these are photos from southeast india where children celebrate by throwing brightly colored powder. and you can get in on the action as well. there is a two-day festival next weekend at stanford right here in our own backyard. >> sand you -- sandhya tells us this is one of the more frightening ideas. "jimmy kimmle live" is next jie. and backpacks with machine gun power. should our kids be dressing in gear fit for a s.w.a.t team? i'm ama dates. thank you for watching. >> and i'm carol lip johnson. carolyn johnson. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 and we are always available at abc7news.com an

they landed in kaz ak stan at exactly 8:11 p.m. tonight. they were supposed to arrive back at earth yesterday, but freezing weather and fog traveled nearly 61 million miles. >>> well, is it bad blood or just a friendly, bay-area robbery? while the silicon valley is still the gold standard, some other local cities are gaining ground. here is kimberly perry from oakland. >> reporter: and the program director of dbl investors should know. the san francisco-based venture capital firm is backing five oakland tech companies and hopes to find others to invest in. >> the more that we see oakland in a positive light, the more companies are going to choose to locate in oakland. and grow in oakland. >> oakland is quietly becoming a breeding ground for successful start-ups, giving birth to a revolution in everything from food to online music. streaming music by pandora had its best days as a publically traded company last week. revolution now delivers 120,000 deals daily. thanks to its central location of oakland. >> the city, county and state have mad

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. >> my name is ac carter and i'm here on behalf of friends of mine who own and operator ak subs in the south of market area. basically the owners came to me, me being in entertainment field in los angeles and san francisco. i told them, you know, i think the whole folsom is going away in the '90s and people staying up late. i know there was opposition to that. piano bars, speak ezs and spoken word -- [speaker not understood] would greatly benefit. i do propose that we can at least extend these permits, so these businesss can operate and not as far as a club scene, but as entertainment for all. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is jamie whitaker and i'm speaking also for my partner, who has a home in the western soma area at 7th and howard street. we support whole-heartedly this first of its kind community-created area plan for the western soma and would encourage the supervisors to pass it with minimal changes. i think it's very appropriate that today in the philippines is the people power anniversary. we hear the term "people power" quite a bit in politic

and authorities say they arrested a total of 12 people and seized one ak-47. oakland police chief howard jordan says the efforts have required a lot of teamwork. >> in addition to all of our federal, state and local partners that have joined us today, we have commitments from them to be here as long as necessary so that they can help us reduce violent crime in oakland. >> police say their work is not done. they're still looking for seven more suspects who are expecting to learn more in a press conference coming up expected to happen at 11:00 this morning. >>> in the south bay a large homeless encampment is being forced to move out this morning. police and city crews showed up a couple hours ago to start cleaning up the area. but many people who were living at the camp are wondering where do they go next. bob redell joins from us the ca camp's location which is between the san jose airport and the rose garden. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. san jose police have already cleared out most of these encampments on this parcel of vacant land owned by the ci

ak-47. i'm sure that's what they were shooting.said she heard rounds being fired in succession. i'd say these weapons are unsecured. sure looks that way. look at this. these guys are gangbanging but they're not... they're in a gang, but they're not banging. it's a type of deer rifle. they've got this thing, uh... locked and loaded and everything. a shotgun... a crossbow... for the innovative gangster. it's all gang paraphernalia. look at this. we've found a little piece of crack. of course we got the scale right here. there's just a little bit of crack right there. we got pagers in here. technically, this is drug paraphernalia. the sandwich baggies and a triple beam scale the pager, another, uh... cellular phone battery in the other room. a little piece of crack cocaine over there on the table. look what we have here. here we have... lots of marijuana. tell me this is marijuana. this is a key of marijuana. it sure the heck is. ( chuckling ) that is a big... big old bunch of marijuana. this is all... this is all buds, you can tell.

t ake a look at simon against all reads. and this is excessive and we think you fade this. this is the short-term. simon is starting to roll over, if you look at a one-year chart. keep this rollover in mind as we look back to the long-term chart. what you have here is this phenomenon. we think it's in trouble and we're a short seller. >> can bonds and stocks continue their rally together, or will reits be the first casualty here? >> i think bonds in particular are an area that are very, very risky. so for one thing, how high fixed income instruments can go, it's capped by the risk free rate. and that's capped at zero. so we're approaching the extreme levels. you have a lot of risk. you're getting in very little return in exchange for that help reits are interesting because they pave like bonds. they have inflation adjustment component. but basically if you're buying a reit, you're making a bet that rates will probably remain stable and at a low level. that is a risky bet to take here. now of course the other thing we're looking at is a comparison essentially between also wh

they are still concealing to make beads weeks-- the twe aks. i will sit when you do. we went through month campaign style events over the country. i did have a conversation with the president about it last friday. it was interesting. this week we have gone up 180. now it's going to sit down and talk to members. i think it is a hopeful sign. i am hopeful something will come out of it. but the president continues to insist on tax hikes we will not get very far. if he does not believe we have a spending problem, i do not know if you get very far. i am an optimist. >> are you hopeful that they can do we were not able to? >> the more members that we engage in this process the better off we are. for a couple of reasons. there are a lot of people with a ideas around this congress both in the house and senate. if you're ever going to pass a major bill that will begin to address our spending problems, we will have to grow this support. if you have to be an organic process. and think it is a hopeful sign. maybe something will come up. -- i think it is a hopeful sign. maybe some

in venezuela the race is on to ake the country's top job. lawyers representing domestic workers in hong kong have accused the authorities of creating second-class citizens. it follows a landmark ruling by hong kong's top court. we report and there is some flash photography here. >> the case has divided hong kong. foreigners such as bankers and professionals who live in the territory for more than seven years can apply for permanent residentsy. the five -- residencey. the five judges argued that domestic helpers signed a contract stating they must return to their home country at the end of their work term. the news is upsetting for domestic helpers, only a few of them could take time off work to pro test. -- protest. >> why are our contracts different from other foreigners? we are unhappy because the hong kong government treats us unfairly. this is discrimination. >> this is the end of a five-year legal battle for two filipino workers who were not present at the court but their lawyers tried to offer hope. >> when he continue to struggle both

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district doesn't see that the budget pie is expanding and this should have resulted in a change in aksever they're acting the sky is still falling. >> there is a lot of uncertainty still out there. >> kevin gordon says it doesn't give them any more money. plus, it's still unclear how hard the federal government sequestration cuts will hurt districts or if governor brown's plan will win legislate yaif proveal. >> districts don't have a choice. in law there is a requirement march 15th you've got to do the layoffs. if you don't you're not going to have the opportunity. >> since most layoff notices are rescinded weeks later, you one senator wants to save everyone heartache and move the layoff to june 1. >> they'll go off and find another job or leave the district if they can find something else. >> california federation of teachers is calling on school districts to use the money to prevent layoff autos bay area school districts tell us a pink slip situation isn't as extreme. the san jose unified school district did not hand outlayoff notices today. and officials don't expect that to change

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>> let me tell you something, anderson, this is not the first time that nancy has made false ak ewe saigszs and you notice that i'm coming from skype and you don't know where. i have instituted an investigation. i've got both of my top investigators. we're going to show, and i'm going to report back with you on monday the results of this investigation. we're on the road right now and we're looking into this. we're looking into nancy drew, nancy grace. we're going to prove that this is, yet again, another false accusation. >> not since donald trump has investigators sent with the birth certificate of president obama. >>> now, i want to play you another clip, mark, of what nancy said last night. she also tried to implicate me. for the record, i did find it very fetching. do you have any other suspects? >> don't try to throw me off the set. don't try to throw me off you, anderson. i've already told you geragos. too much of a straight guy to wear a pair of handcuff necklaces. he would never think to spiel like you. >> out of the three of you, i would say that geragos would be the type to steal

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if we had ak -- part-time congress in washington, with a kit less what they really get less done?t we are getting is a lot of hysteria. from a president more concerned about the next election and saving programs for the next generation. president obama is campaigning full-time against the sequester that he created. he has used schoolteachers and border patrol agents and airport security and janitors as part of his portrait of pain. now he has decided to shut down white house towards. now, the only people who can tour the white house are those who contribute half $1 million or more. would beident posture laughable if he had not taken it one step too far. onto our criminals streets to make a political point. when you have a federally sponsored jailbreak. , at is what this is federally sponsored jailbreak. you cross the line from politics asspend as aform of senescence -- as form of cynicism where everything goes in order to win the next election. if the president cannot handle $85 billion in cuts that he suggested, how can we ever believe that he will tackle trillion dollar deficits

an ak-47 is automatically machine guns functioned legal today. tragically, gang members don't tend to follow gun laws. number two, this bill, the data demonstrate, would be singularly ineffective in preventing violent crime. that i think is not surprising because as the hearings on this bill demonstrated, the weapons that would be prohibited by this bill are functionally identical to some and automatic the rifles, millions of which are in circulation. and this bill targets cosmetic features on guns. cosmetic features that any of the day make the guns appears scary, but does not alter the basic mechanism. and i would note that we don't have to hypothesize about the effectiveness, because we, in fact, have seen what happens when a very, very similar bill is in effect. the prior assault weapons ban was in effect for a decade. three times the department of justice funded studies on the assault weapons bill, and three times the studies were not able to find any statistically significant impact on violent crime. as a result of the assault weapons. that

another supercommittee, and aked dideadlocked congress. >> the democrats don't have a plan to cut spending at all, this president wants to keep the growth of spending to continue, solution is economic growth. how do we stop them from empieding economy growth? the ryan planments tsment -- wao take spending down, if you limit spending to 2% you could get rid of the deficit in 10 years, betterrity, if you could engage the economy, get it to grow at 4 years a year like in reagan years, you could take 5 trillion-dollars off the deficit right off the bat. we need to think about ways to keep our economy going,. lori: nobody is going to disagree with you. the jobs report was encouraging but a lot of the economists forecast the number will be reined in once the sequester cuts go into effect, the big to do in new york city today, is the federal judge, overturning soda ban, insteaded by mayor bloomberg, everyone shaking their head on this one, you know, mayor's of saying they will appeal this but enough. >> i know the judge probably was right on the law, but i sympathize with the lawyer in his attemp