and as soon as i looked at it, the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> it was an ak-47.etectives also found something near the trash outside the house. >> i excused myself from the interview to take a phone call, and i walked outside the residence, and over by some trash cans, i saw a garment of clothing on the ground and walked up to it, and i saw that it was a green jacket. >> a green gap jacket with an orange lining. it was fairly distinctive. and he saw what he believed to be a bullet hole in the side. >> it was the same color jacket megan barroso wore on the night she was abducted. was it possible megan was still alive? we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,00

>>> two desperate gunmen dressed in bizarre masks and armed with ak-47s. a small town iowa bank, robbed. >> the taller one was lingering in the doorway of the vault. i'd look over there once in awhile but it looked like i didn't want to make eye contact. >> a violent chase on gravel roads across two counties. >> i don't think any of us realized they were that eager to fire those weapons. >> officers shot. >> shots fired. >> round splintered, hit my arm. >> my thumb was just about blown off. >> i saw blood dripping from his mouth. i had no idea if he would survive. >> can these brazen bank robbers be stopped? or is a killing spree just begun? and then two men dressed as construction workers terrorize bank employees and customers. >> they forced the teller to take them to the vault for the $120,000 in cash. in the plastic bag. >> with guns drawn, everyone in the bank knows these robbers mean business. >> he actually pushes her to the ground. he's got the gun in his right hand. >> two years later they come back and do it again, but this time it's a different

law enforcement captured him, his guards agreeing to help them after ak rested last month. u.s.his is a result of a joint operation and a win for american, and mexican people, but drug experts say the cartel will continue to operate as before since his partner remains at large. white house stressing the latest developments in ukraine arguing quick formation of a unity government. telling supporters they'll run for the presidency. he says he is still president and will not step down. i'm robert gray in los angeles now back to justice with judge janine. in new elections shech. she got out of a hospital prison earlier today. now back to regular programming. >>> an attack on the california power plant last april got almost no press until my next guest brought it to the front pages. rebecca smith from the wall street journal joins me now from san francisco. rebecca, you were all over this, and, you know, it's ten months later. with little or no press, other than yours, and virtually nothing done in terms of an arrest, why do you think this went so unreported until now? >> i think bec

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as if billy bob and bubba, after a few beers and a night out, get their hands on ak-47s and surgically knock out 17 transformers, 16 circuit breakers after cutting underground fiberoptic cables and outsmarting security cameras and motion sensors. these terrorists are still out there. and less than a week later, in a shockingly similar attack in tennessee, a suspect on a boat fired shots at a nuclear power plant and then engaged with police. a trespasser, you might say? someone armed from the water willing to engage in a shootout with law enforcement is certainly not bubba with a few beers in him. and even if no one attacks our grid, the sun will. the earth is exposed to intense solar flaring roughly every 150 years. the last time it occurred was 1859. do the math. we're due. now, i'm not saying this to panic anyone, but everyone, including our enemies, know that an artificially created electromagnetic pulse will shut down all power which risks our complete survival. we possess, the united states possesses, the world's largest power system. what is our government doing to make sure our

it was wildstein who carried out the order to close the aks cess lanes to the bridge. chief of deputy chief of staff bred j bridget kelly e-mailed him, time for traffic and he e-mail back, got it. the port authority already refused once to pay wildstein's legal fees so he's lawyer wrote this letter friday urging them to reconsider. and in this letter the attorney

although the aid of the ak posse. this is a callous attack against turkey's prime minister over it. everyone's official websites dismisses the allegations as fabricate says the costs if they can be proud of them. you can visit with auntie be different in the sense that. this is pouring money in your home still buy things that were not on the news and ninety eight the prime minister taking favorite dvd prime minister or the ioc. exert his influence the media to prime minister prime minister's friends but this is actual money cash changing hands. the turkish man now faces a growing chorus of calls for his resignation and even threatened to leave the country italian prime minister about seo trends the has easily won the final parliamentary vote of confidence. off to pledging to slash red tape and revolutionize the economy. it is made in address to the chamber of deputies ramsey who at thirty nine is it's in these youngest prime minister said radical steps were needed to revive the economy that's been going over the past fifteen years he also said it in his six month presidency of the y

has committed millions of dollars working with saudi arabia to run light weapons, ak-4 ak-47s, missiles,d assigned itself in the south. you know, i agree more can be done on the humanitarian front. i agree with heather allowing more refugees into the united states and european country where they have easier access to. i agree with heather about the limiting or the elimination, i should say of assad's resupply capability. this is a point that does not get a lot of attention. he's fully depend on foreign weaponry from iran or russia. most of it is flown in to the country. some of it is sailed into the country, you could implement a naval black said. we have a number of warships in the mediterranean. you could take out some of those runways without shooting planes out of the sky just to prevent the cargo resupplies of weapons from russia and iran. yes, this would pick a fight with the russians and iranians but they don't care about having a fight picked with them, and i think they tend to revel with it, and they're not afraid to keep arming a guy who not only has committed grievous war cri

there is pistols that shoot 7.65's for him to think they were all ak-47's is ludicrous.second, it was stupid to bar ry this story. everybody knows that when a crime is committed, you have got to take care of the -- you have to bring it out. you have a short window that things can be taken care of or citizens or, you know, information can be gleamed, you 35 bar ry it for a year then bring it out. you know? it makes it look like it was some type of black operation. >> host: mr. wellinghoff? >> guest: well, it was a sophisticated operation. in fact the 7602 round that they used was very carefully chosen for the job because they were not targeted the cases. they were targeting the cooling fins which were much, much thinner material. so those bullets very easy penetrated the cooling fins. their target. they knew exactly what they were doing. >> here is a tweet from one of the viewers ob the topic. related to power outages. can your guests explain the great new york city blackout that occurred years ago? guests there was one in 2003 that blocked out new york city and the north

liz: you like ak steel. you also like expedia. you have a soft spot in your heart for i.t. -- homebuilders which is the homebuilders etf. let me continue down on ak steel. a big commodity move here. why? >> yeah, steel is, has an extreme amount of doubt. when you look at all sectors within the entire u.s. stock market, steel has the highest amount of sell ratings, talking about analysts. analysts are the most bearish own steel yet the price action is incredibly strong. ak steel trading on a strong earnings report just a couple weeks ago. so improving fundamentals, strong price action. we still think expectations are extremely low. we think steel in general could have a lot of upside in 2014. david: joe bell, terrific having you here. thanks very much. alan knuckman, we'll check in with a couple minutes when the s&p futures close. thanks, guys. liz: cable giant comcast announced it will buy time warner cable for $45 billion. the merger raising concerns about competition in the pay tv business and the impact it will have on the cons

when you talk about ak steel, again there is lost shorts on it. we follow options activity at schaeffer's. a lot of puts. people are betting against it. pick a reason i don't care. the bottom line the overall price action is starting to improve. all that negativity still out there in the options markets and shorts to us is future buying pressure and up a lot from the lows last year but it could really go rest of the this year we think. david: ryan, there is lot of questions about housing right now. we had mixed signals coming out today about it. you think it will continue to roar ahead. you're for lennar. you have home construction etf, i shares u.s. home construction, itb. why do you think that housing will make it when there are mixed signals on the horizon? >> look at today's data. it was poor yet most housing stocks were down less than 1% and they fought back. we like to see that. since the september lows housing has kind of leading higher. lennar, huge, 17% of the float sold short there. a lot of bearish puts at itb, the etf we mentioned. sig

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coalition of those who wanted to change the elite to reform israeli society and a coalition of the ak. he is seen as irreplaceable because there is no one there to replace him. there is no contender either within his party, the coalition, or the opposition. with that unbelievable political deal, he could bring any to the table. >> therefore the question -- what does netanyahu wants? that is the big question of israeli politics and it's been that way for the past five years. returning toafter power and for the first time uttered the words palestinian state. people are still asking themselves if he was serious. is this something that netanyahu is saying just to appease president obama, global public opinion, or even public opinion at home? does he really mean it? timid iny, very putting that out. >> is netanyahu primarily interested in maintaining his hisr or how he can use power to leave a legacy for the state of israel that will make it secure? >> that's a big question. clearly, netanyahu has shown remarkable success, the second longest serving leader that the founder ofr israel. that

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there is pistols that shoot 7.65's for him to think they were all ak-47's is ludicrous.ond, it was stupid to bar ry this story. everybody knows that when a crime is committed, you have got to take care of the -- you have to bring it out. you have a short window that things can be taken care of or citizens or, you know, information can be gleamed, you bar ry it for a year then bring it out. you know? it makes it look like it was some type of black operation. >> host: mr. wellingoff? >> guest: well, it was a sophisticated operation. in fact the 7602 round that they used was very carefully chosen for the job because they were not targeted the cases. they were targeting the cooling fins which were much, much thinner material. so those bullets very easy penetrated the cooling fins. their target. they knew exactly what they were doing. >> here is a tweet from one of the viewers ob the topic. related to power outages. can your guests explan the great new york city black outthat occurred years ago? guests there was one in 2003 that blocked out new york city and the northeast. th

>> well, they have a bumpl of ak-47 shell cases.y also have this surveillance video, which you can see is very dark, doesn't show much. flashes of light. experts believe those are flashlight signals from a group of attackers. the biggest concern, this might have been a dry run for bigger attack. we have 160,000 miles of transmission lines in this country. the feds believe hitting a few key substations could destabilize the entire system. listen now to california congressman henry waxman's warning to congress. >> this is a national security issue that deserves our attention. we should act now while there's time to protect against successful attacks. >> the grid system has thousands of hackers a day trying to get in in this country. back to you. >> what a story. thanks so much, trace. >>> control of congress up for grabs this november in the midterm election could bring real change to the senate where the democrats are now in the majority. some new stats show it could be tough for them to hang onto control there. the president, of cou

he wants the democrats nsa contractor edward snowden gained access to classified documents before aking them. >> they gave edward snowden they're encrypted password keys. as a result, officials have revealed that one national security agency employee has resigned and a military employee have both lost their access to nsa documents. >> the employee was not aware that snowden was going to use the password to take classified information and release it. >> in a chat on the website reesnowden was pointedly ask you privacy of the coworkers consider when you're stealing their login? he insisted he didn't. i never stole any passwords nor did i trick an army of coworkers. as josh notes, working in i.t., snowden had the perfect cover to go around official policies in getting passwords. think ifof people you're having computer problems and the i.t. person the agency sent down says they need to enter their password, they're just going to go ahead and do it regardless of what it says on page 71 of the handbook. >> other employees with top-secret axis may want -- access may want to take no. he was as

. >> i heard an ak-47. >> the best thing he is still alive. >>> we have breaking news in south san franciscore the end of a high speed chase shut down some lanes. police say the chase started in the bay view district. went south on 101. officer saw a suspect involved in a shooting earlier today. the police told us the suspect car hit two other vehicles and stopped near a park andfully fly lot. police are looking for the suspects. >>> a officer will be okay after a close call. he stopped to help two broken down cars when another car came off the free way and hit one of those cars and it hit the officer. the free way was closed for 5 hours. >>> tonight on the -- eve of the 10 anniversary of gay marrage. he told us something he never told the public. >>reporter: they were one of the first couples to break the ice. >> i never thought this would happen. >>reporter: now they reflect back on the last 10 years they remember how exciting it was. >> people would stop us in restaurants and say we saw you on the news last night. >>reporter: they realize how important it would come. >> for the weight of

declaraciones, andy lopez caminaba hacia la casa de un amigo con una imitacion de un fusil de asalto ak oficial erick gelhaus le disparo ocho veces. siete balas alcanzaron el cuerpo de lopez, este perdio la vida en la escena. katherine los manifestantes aseguran que continuaran llevando a cabo eventos como este durante los proximos meses y que celebraran lo que hubiese sido el cumpleaÑos 14 de andy lopez el 2 de junio. katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 blanca --las autoridades envian una advertencia sobre una nueva y peligrosa estafa telefonica que tiene como objetivo aprovecharse de los indocumentad os. --michelle pulido nos cuenta de que se trata, y lo que usted puede hacer para no convertirse en una victima. take pkg pkg blanca --las autoridades en san mateo envian una alerta a la comunidad sobre un estafador que se hace pasar por un agente del orden para exigir dinero. vo --el pasado sabado, varios residentes reportaron haber recibido una llamada en la que una persona les informaba acerca de una orden de arresto que supuestamente se cancelaria si hacian una transaccion de din

they ake a predetermined judgment about the person. it's downright rude.s not nice to divide people in categories we are all individuals. absolutely. unfortunatelily, thereality is that racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia xists. without acknowledging real inhibitors to individual lberty for certain identities, we are hampered in the ability to truly, asin my experience, advocate for thm effectively. [cheers and applause] john: i look here, i see disproprtional l white men in ties, even bow ties. they look like the over class. i would think it's a turnoff. >> there's a lot of white men here. it has more to doowith ibertarianism being nedy more than anything else to be honest with you. i'm a nerd myself, so i cn say that. john: all right. this is all food for thought. audience, i want to ask, whose argument is better? who is more persuasive? let's have a vote. who sides with julie, not argue by sex, race, and ethnic groups? [cheers and applause] john: who sides with kathy and says we should? [cheers and applause] john: fewer hantsdz, more noise. both

police say wendy ferris threatened to buy an ak-47 and shoot up the school all because she was angrykies. really? trace gallagher live in our l.a. newsroom. i don't mean to laugh but it sounds crazy, could have been real damaging, right? >> it could have been. wendy ferris is the head cook at king middle school in norfolk, massachusetts and right before school got out last friday wendy ferris came into her office and threatened to quit and screamed a few obscenities and then said, "i'm thinking about going out and buying an ak-47 and shoot up the f'ing school because she says her cookies were overcooked. the cafeteria manager warned her she couldn't say that because it was a threat. at first the kitchen staff didn't take action until another worker claimed earlier in the same day wendy ferris told her she had, quote, a list and a school nurse was at the top of the list and she'd buy a guy and she would shoot people. well they contacted the superintendent who in turn contacted police. it turns out wendy ferris does have a license to carry a firearm. she does own firearms. so she was a

it was in the ancient greek city of elim carried by russia's deputy prime minister dmitri cool with ak the flame traveled in a small amount into red square where president vladimir putin spoke of its meaning for the russian people in the olympic chill the symbol of the world's primary sports competition of peace and of friendship. but he has come to russia. there are many marks the start of the longest tools relay in a limb take a street the same boy it's great that so many people have turned out for the start of the russian relay it looks like a lot of fun out there. in a minute. but it was. the stone i picked up in and then it was on my mantelpiece and if that isn't a sign i don't know what it is. i knew i had to get down to red square and experienced atmosphere for myself fortunately they were having a two day event. so from sunny greece to rather soggy moscow just at the very start of the torch is journey around the whole of russia i'm excited. the days first run there was paralympic star alessio bloody who picked up two gold medals in the beijing and london games. he's still a big

. >> there is a rumbling of him ak i great talk. citing saying the deal was in place. jed york tweeted it isn't true >> expectation is that we win super bowls here. they have done that? they have not. it tells you talent is there >> a dynamic they believe he may not love. >> maybe working with jim isn't everything that it's cracked up to be. you can be great and effective but at some point people go do you know what? i need a break. >> this story is not going away soon. abc7 sports anchor has been at every game. he's been working phones all day. he will have an insight to all of this tonight at 6:00. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> goodness, thank you. interior department is making it official. farmers in the state will get none of the water requested this year because of the drought. this means hundreds of thousands of acres will not be planted boosting food prices and leaving farm workers jobless. abc7 news joins us live with what this means for south way. david? it's going to mean cut backs >> the recommendation going to ask for a 20% cut back in water use. currentl

ake me away, quickly. that is why i have come here today, to burn out the weeds, expose the crimes, balance the ledger so that these two young people may start life afresh. in this house, which i will gift them. now i give you all leave to depart, each one in his turn. anyone who stays, i shall have arrested. [clock ticking] listen to that clock ticking. the clock count death on the wall. in a little while she will strike and your time will be up. do you hear her? the clock hand strike. i too can strike! do you hear? i can halt time, wipe out the past, undo what has been done, not with bribes, not with threats, but with suffering and contrition. we are weakened, pitiable people. we have erred, we have sinned. we know that. but our true selves live within us, condemning our failings. but you, jacob hummel, sit there wearing your false name and judges, proves you worse than we are, for you are a robber of souls. you robbed me of mine with your false promises. you murdered the consul upstairs. you strangled h

asleep in the room with an ak-47 by his side and no shots were fied. guzman called is the world's most wanted drug lord. it mohhed tons of cocaine, marijuana and other illegal drugs over the borders and the the streets and other nations. it is something good. it is an excellent achievement from the government and gives us results and for mexico and other countries it is an important arrest. >> it is one of the most violent drug cartels in mexico and known for the ruthless tactics and sneaking tons of drugs under the u.s. border. the capture of guzman could impact the illegal drug supplies around the world. a number of homes he used were discovered and in some of the homes it is connected to 7 tunnels to several homes and used the city's drainage city. >> the illusiveness. he escaped a high security prison in 2001 and he escaped by hiding in a laundry van. this is seen as a political triumph for the mexican president, that took office in 2012 and behind the capture is a security cooperation agreement wean the u.s. and mexico called the miriad initiative

there is always an it actor or ak actress. >> a minute ago there was a tweet saying why aren't thereino doctors and nurses and teachers et cetera, et cetera, and it made me think of shanda grimes who is one of the biggest in hollywood, and she has been criticized for having diversity just for the sake of having diversity and having it be hollow. people in minority communities say those people don't represent us in a true way. they don't reflect our experiences as a minority. is there a bridge for just diversity? >> that's an interesting question. i don't know if -- you know, chandra rice would probably answer that better than i can. i'm not sure why it's in her particular case that's -- that's how it has worked out. i go back to saying in the end if you want to really attack this question, we need to attack the idea of where the funding is coming from, where the finances are coming from, and that's why i keep going back to this idea of taking back the -- the -- the backbone of this industry, which is the finances, and how do you do that is to me the more interesting question. and we

what did he think of the ak sole yeahed? iets nice but another day in richmond >> i'm sure that is what this officer said when receiving each of the three officer of the year stars. >> amazing. >>> a firefighter made a connection with a drug scandal. he was a church volunteer for the san jose fire department outreach. charged with three counts of selling and offering to sell to an under cover officer as well as possession and all three instances involved the sale of methamphetamine. >> and the investigation continues, he faces a maximum of four years and eight months in prison >> sheriff deputies shot and killed a man last night and today, his relatives claim deputies went too far. paramedics say they had been treating david goins when he began assaulting some of them, claiming he came at them with a baseball bat hitting a sargeant. there is the bat. they say they needed to check on goins. >> we're just learning it's been a tragic few days at lake tahoe two. skiers hitting trees and dieing. a sugar bowl worker died skiing th

i would have never gotten through lul ak and you pounded on that door and you kept the door for many of us to come through. i have a heartfelt appreciation for that and i want to thank you and we have a legacy to try to maintain that door open and we can't shut that door. i want to thank you, the officers for justice, the lgbt, asian american police officers, all of them for continuing to keep the door open and thank you for being courageous in taking those first steps, thank you. >> [ applause ] . commissioner chen? >> i am so glad that our board in this office recommended this ward in this honor. he's always been inspiring to me when i first came three 1/2 years ago. i said can i come and say hello and he welcomed me with open arms and it's been great to see you do the work that you have continued to do and been inspired by the work of dangerfield and the lawsuits and the work that you did. if it weren't for those lawsuits there wouldn't be an asian in the department. for the height requirement, i think it's not fair. when one advocates for another. that's the most powerful to see.

fans had a picture just like that of her cable on her -- table on her back deck and called it snow ake. >> so many of you have sent us time lapses and pictures and snowfall reports. thank you. we really appreciate it. the biggest numbers i could find. take that with a grain of salt. look at some of these numbers. these are two-feet totals in spots. 24.8 in westminster. damascus, 20.6. >> keep in mind that these totals include the extra accumulation we got the second time around. here is the storm system now. there you can see that it is moving across new england and they are still getting the heavy snow at this time. travel is going to be very difficult. if you're trying to travel in any of those spots, travel is going to continue to be a problem. a wind-chill factor of 31. it is tough to get too much above 40 degrees when we have such a big snow pack. it is 32 in gaithersburg. the temperature in culpeper is 41. when you add in those brisk 30's. it feels like the little clipper system is going to be approaching. sunshine this morning and then the clouds will increase as we head into th

[applause] french]aking michelle,sident, ladies and gentlemen, it is cold in washington. is aht beautiful day, great day for america and france. i am obliged to do that for my country. french]g we are received here as friends. receptioned by this by the president of the united states. [speaking french] we are always united by a common history. from yorktown to the beaches of normandy, as you said so rightly, each of our countries know what it owes to the other -- it's freedom. french]g yesterday, we were in monticello, thomas jefferson's residence, once ambassador to one of theremains beautiful symbols of the times that unite us. [speaking french] this afternoon, at the arlington cemetery, the highest french dissection -- a distinction was awarded to the american unknown soldier. we present american veterans who fought in the second world war with an award in a would like to pay tribute to these men. french]g i wish to demonstrate the fact that france will never forget the spirit of sacrifice shown by these american soldiers, nameless heroes who left their homes to libera

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he was asleep in his room with an ak-47 by his side, but no shots were fired.man, called shorty, is the world's most wanted drug lord. the mastermind behind a criminal drug production and smuggling enterprise moved tons of cocaine, marijuana, and other illegal drugs over the border and on to american streets as well as to other neighs. >> translator: i think that it's something very good. it's an excellent achievement from this government who are giving us results. not just for mexico but for many countries it is an important arrest. >> it is known as one of the most ruthless drug cartels. the capture of el chapo would have a major impact around the world. >> translator: several homes which he used were discovered and in several of those homes we discovered it was connected by several tunnels to several homes. and he often used the city's drainage system. >> his elusiveness is legendary. after he was centered to 20 years in prison back in 1993, his legend grew when he escaped a high security prison in 2001. with the help of millions of dollars in bribes, he esc