what about you asked amy. she was disapointed when i told her that i hadn't cared from dolls since i was in my early teens. in the late 1990's a friend wanted to give me a custom made doll. i requested a chinese young girl doll. and with my friend's permission i gaveamy the doll. the last time i saw the doll was in a collection of dolls aranged with great care in the house by the lake in madison where amy's memorial was held in 1999. last year, 7 years after amy's death i saw an old woman selling dolls right in front of the young federalist blocking the entrance to the [inaudible] and the conflict torn town. in 2006. and i thought of amy. and her passion for justice. and her love of dolls. later that evening, i thought of amy again. i found my friend shanty at the dining room table watching the television news about iraq. she was touching one of the most grotesque doll i had seen much the doll is 10 inches tall and look as if she was dying offan rexia. she was in a long gown, of course, blontd hair and green i

>> amy's failure to get the job is an obvious case of sex discrimination.he had all the necessary qualifications to be a restaurant manager, except that the owner clearly preferred to have a man as manager. >> well, in fact, the owner was simply trying to protect his investment, his customers, and indeed; amy herself. in the owner's experience, criminal activity is more common at night, and customers are more likely to be rowdy and disorderly. thus, in wanting to hire a male, the owner was simply establishing a bona-fide occupational qualification. a male is more likely to be an authority figure who can deter crime and deal with disorderly customers. >> the owner's perceptions are not fact, and his preference for a man is not a bona-fide occupational qualification. he is simply operating of the basis of a female stereotype. there is no evidence that amy or any other woman is not perfectly capable of dealing with rowdy customers or any other problem that might come up. this is clearly a case of discrimination under title seven of the civil rights act. an emp

. >> dicky: and comedian amy shuker. >> we're really done! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel for "kinect sports: season two," the sequel to the original top-selling, award-winning, full-body sports game, only on kinect for xbox 360. this one has six new sports including baseball which is perfect timing-wise, because baseball season is here and i can't think of two bigger baseball fans than my friends guillermo and yehya. right, guys? ♪ >> right jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: just to prove how much you guys know about baseball, where does the pitcher stand? >> i like to watch, but i don't understand sometime. >> jimmy: he really knows his stuff. "kinect sports: season -- show us how it works. play the game. yehya, you're the pitcher. throw the ball. do you understand what's going on here? >> yes. >> jimmy: let's try one more. see if you can strike him out. and the pitch? guillermo late on the swing and you're out. [ applause ] now that's what i call a perfect game. >> dicky: want the game? in april, get "kinect sports: season two" rated e for ever

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can i talk to tom or amy?reporter: because amy and tom did not tell our producer one critical thing. >> they're being evicted. >> reporter: patrick cooper owns this house. he rented it to the couple back in october. >> they appear very trustworthy for the first few months and then suddenly it all changed around. and they just stopped paying the rent. >> reporter: cooper says he then got a surprise, a notice of violation from fairfax county for multiple occupancy. too many people living in the house. something he says he did not know. >> how many people are up here? >> maybe eight. >> eight? >> yeah. >> so there's eight bedrooms? >> yep. >> that's a big house. it's huge. >> well, we make certain rooms into bedrooms. >> reporter: amy goes room by room for our producer on a tour. >> his name's julian. this guy is maximilian. this guy's drew. this guy kelly. russell's here. michael is down below. kelly's room. >> there's another girl here, trish. >> reporter: and with amy and tom that makes nine. a full house, aga

amy? >>> bill, thank you. if you're driving anywhere this weekend, you'll be happy to know that gas prices seem to be holding steady right now and can it last. and where is the economy as a whole? cnbc's bertha coombs is here to break it down for us. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk gas prices. according to aaa, 3.$3.83 a gallon. do you think -- >> in a sense, nobody wants to spend more, but the fact that we've stopped that trajectory of prices going up is a bit of a releechlt in fact, we've got a dozen states where the prices are all lower than they were a year ago. >> so it's all relative it's all relative. a month ago we were talking $5 a gallon this summer. it looks like we peaked. nobody likes the high price but the fact that they're not going up is encouraging. >> where do we see things headed? >> part of the reason that prices have come down is that oil prices have eased up because tensions with iran are a little bit cooler. they're back negotiating over iran's nuclear program. of course, th

there is a world of difference between 100% and 300% of ami. one would be part of the middle class and one may not be. i want to put that out there that it is important. >> i will be talking more about the reporting that we did. supervisor wiener: i do have another question about a number. on page 3 it says units will be affordable. it is defined up to 120. i think that is a zero to 120. it is on page 3. is that 0 to 120? is that the projection to 2040 or 2022? >> 2040. sorry. it is 2022. supervisor wiener: is that in any way broken down or could it fall anywhere in the range? >> is just an estimate. supervisor wiener: is there any for the -- further breakdown sides -- besides 0 to 120? if there is a further breakdown? >> we will provide it. back to the production process. once the . it is issued a visa to begin a final completion, it is considered complete. we count that as part of the housing inventory. the planning department tracks development projects from application filings to construction in the pipeline report. we started publishing th

amy is reporting for us between burnell ansa noel.alternates would be highway 84 to get around or foothill boulevard. that "sig alert" 680 big rig crash at sunol is tying things up. hopefully they will get a couple of those southbound lanes open shortly we go to katie now with a live report on the doyle drive. >> let's do right that the new doyle drive detour on track to reopen in less than a half hour. >> details now from katie marzullo at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. we'll walk you through the details to let you know what you need to know to have a safe commute. behind us at the construction we've been here about 45 minutes. when we go on scene there was still construction going on trucks were making noise makes you think, are they really going to be open at 5? it is quiet out here. that does lend itself to the notion which the spokesperson told me they are on schedule to open at 5 a.m.. take a look at this video from sky 7 hd if your commute involves this, here's what need to know. coming from marin, wider lanes coming int

amy schumer is with us.will be here as will lionel richie and billy currington will be here tomorrow night. our first guest tonight tonight is the only woman in the history of television to win the emmy for best actress in a drama series and in a comedy series too. she's like the theater masks come to life. she really is. season four of her show "nurse jackie" premieres on showtime this sunday night at 9:00. please welcome edie falco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm glad to have you here. i'm excited to meet you. >> i'm glad to be here as well. >> jimmy: are you 100% italian-american? >> no, i am half italian, half swedish. >> jimmy: do you have an aunt chippy in your family? >> i don't think i do. i don't think i've seen anything like that in my life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unfortunately, i've seen it since the day i was born. >> i bet you have. >> jimmy: those big red lips were in my face from that moment on. so, your dad's side is italian, mom's side is swedish. did the italians devour the sweemds?

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amy? >> bill, thank you. >>> police in washington state are looking for a man now known as the facebook fugitive. some of his friends are asking him to surrender after he appeared to brag about his escape on line. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: he's on the run, but apparently not off social media. >> he's just a kid that got tired of being told what to do. >> reporter: a week and a half ago, police say nicholas didn't report to his community corrections office, in violation of a court order in march on a domestic violence case, and when cops saw him on the street, he took off. the 26-year-old has a long rap sheet. according to the port angeles police department, convictions include domestic violence, burglary, and threat of a firearm and he's also accused of assaulting his girlfriend last month. >> i think he should be true to himself but get this nonsense behind him. >> reporter: his first day on the lam, he posted on his wall, cops all over you. the next day, nicholas respond,

final rain will appea >> i didn't mean to disappoint amy. there is some beautiful weather around the country. enjoy. >>> 23-year-old fort brag soldier kelli bordeaux has been missing for exactly two weeks. she was last seen leaving a bar. her family isn't giving up hope for her safe return. here's nbc's. >> reporter: wearing black shorts and a pink top she took the photo of herself on her iphone before she went out to fwrogy bottoms bar for a night of drinking and karaoke. now, those items may hold clues to what happened to her. >> this photo is a true and accurate depiction of how she was dressed and what she would have looked like. >> reporter: police won't reveal how they got the photo or whether she sent it to anyone after she snapped it. more than 500 volunteers this week took to a heavily wooded area near froggy bottoms, hunting for any trace of the 23-year-old army medic who disappeared after leaving the fayetteville bar. thursday's search was the largest yet in the case, which is now entering its second week. nicholas holbert, a regi

i'm amy robach. angeles this morning getting ready to give the commencement speech at pepperdine university. >> it will be the 80s today. it looks cool in new york. >> rub it in, go ahead. >> going to rub it in. coming up this morning, emotional testimony in the john edwards trial. his former aide was the first witness to take the stand and ended nearly a week of testimony by breaking down and telling the court the last time he spoke to edwards, he feared he was going to be shot. we'll have more on the testimony and get analysis from famed defense attorney mark geragos. >> and then it was a week ago today that he's bell so lis's parents woke up to find her missing. there mass been no sign of isa. investigators hope this many video veelds new clues. >> and then tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of the 1992 los angeles riots. on april 29th, a jury acquitted four l.a. police officers of beating rodney king and excessive force. i sat down this week with king and talked about the riots and the impact th

good morning. >> good morning, amy. good morning, everyone. the first week of the criminal trial of former candidate john edwards. he said he was scared for his life. young admitted that he had pocketed about 80% of the money that the government claims were illegal campaign contributions for edwards to cover up his affair, a charge edwards denies. more next hour on "today." >>> police fired tear gas and turned a water cannon against tens of thousands of anti-government protesters today in malaysia's capital. they think they will have an unfair advantage in elections which could take place as early as june but they say the concerns are exaggerated. >>> as the one-year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden, we'll have an interview. brian learns new details about the raid that targeted bin laden. the interview will air this coming wednesday, may 2nd, at 9:00 p.m./8:00 central on nbc. >>> a month after a tornado destroyed their high school in henryville, indiana, these students finally got to celebrate their prom night. the special event was

first sitting next to me is amy. celebrated author of the "rainy season" i feel earthquakes more often than they happen. amy's newest book out next january is farewell, in which she visits haiti and the aftermath and the devastating earthquake. he's the winner of the writing award, and the nonfiction award, and the american academy award. also 1990 book critic. amy has written for the "new york times," thyme mag diseeg, new republican, mother joans, harpers and many others. she's the former jerusalem pane a long time contributing editor at the nation. most important, she teaches in the literary journalism program at the university of california. >> no corruption in the panel selection. >> she shares the office right next to mine. it's a great pleasure to be sitting next to a. my. robert, editor of the -- award winning magazine truth dig has built a reputation for -- [applause] already, robert? has built a rep reputation for strong social and political writer over his third years as a journalist. i'll revisit the past

amy the coast guard not as hopeful. >> reporter: the coast guard says there is no chance they are still alive. the race officials here at the yacht club say they believe the sailors had life vests and foul weather gear so the was hoping to be able to rescue more people. they say they don't think there's any chance at this point. they've been looking for 30 hours and they've decided to give up. here's a shot at the boat stuck on the farallon islands. it was hit by large wave that knocked some overboard when they turned the body around to try and rescue the sailors another wave hit knocking everyone except for one, overboard. one confirmed dead, four missing, three have been rescued. the woman who took a picture of the boat says seeing it really affected her. >> i was heartbroken when we saw a sailboat on the rocks knowing what happened yesterday, it was horrific to see that in person. >> reporter: the may-day call went out 3:00 saturday. the coast guard decided to suspend the search last night, saying 30 hours is well beyond the calculated surviveability window. the crew was participate

the other top story of the morning comes from amy hollyfield in concord.ame lines as this one, not related, but with a different outcome. >> reporter: a better one, yes. we are in concord where a man tried to kidnap a little girl. he was not successful. she was on her way to school yesterday morning she was walking along glacier drive on her way to eldorado middle school, a man in a beige van asked her to get in. she said no. several times. and she did make it to a safe place. the school district sent out an automated call telling parents what happened and describing the man as being in his 30s, possibly of polynesian descent they say he's heavy-set with a mustache and goatee. school officials are encouraging parent to talk to their kids about stranger-danger not to talk to strangers not to get in the car with anyone they don't know. having that conversation is a good reminder for all of us parents all over the bay area something to talk about maybe on the way to school this morning. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:55. >>> final check own weather and traf

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> breaking news still in oakland.his is southbound 880 just north of 66th avenue, the scene of a huge accident involving two big rigs and this overturned vehicle. for a time -- actually the third and fourth lanes are blocked the other lanes are open you see the vehicles slowly getting past the scene. still two lanes blocked off you see that vehicle, this looks like an injury accident. we'll keep you updated. >>> in the meantime, developing news, protesters threatening to disrupt a wells fargo shareholder meeting in san francisco inside and outside. mark matthew joins us live from the wells fargo bank on california street. >> reporter: we are on california wells fargo has decided to whole the meeting in the merchant's bank across the street not inside the wells fargo bank building. maybe a strategic move on their part to keep the action away from the bank. right now the crouse measured in dozens rather than the thousands -- thousands that organizers said they expected. we understand from the police as many as 400 may b

we go live to amy hollyfield in jut a minute. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> -- i'm eric thomas in for kristen sze. that fast moving storm passed through the bay area this morning. this is san jose a bit ago, combination of rain and speed caused several accidents, including this overturn car on highway 101 san jose near 13th street. >> let's check in with lisa argen for the lates -- latest on the storm. >> >> it was just a matter of two hours how quickly it came down. getting in a little closer, you will notice highway 4 the wet weather willow pass road east of concord if you are heading to the pittsburg area, west 4th street will be a little wet there. offshore along the north coast reports of thunderstorms these will continue to rotate slowly to the south and east. certainly not out of the question later today to see showers or a thunderstorm by the afternoon. within that three hour time period i've added on yesterday's totals almost 8/10 in santa rosa, half inch in san francisco, over a third in san jose, more to come.

amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene.orial continues to grow. >> reporter: it is sad, heartbreaking out here. still visible as you drive down treat beautiful. you can see where this happened. -- down treat boulevard. you can see where this happened, full of candles and balloons where two members of a fem were killed. police say the driver was speeding -- and changing lanes he broke a higher hydrant which sent water spraying into the air crashed into the three bicyclists, a man and his two young daughters and then slammed into a building. he's 17-year-old, we have chosen not to release his name because he is a juvenile. the district attorney will be looking into whether he was on his cell phone at the time of the crash, whether he was drinking. prosecutors will decide whether to charge him as adultr. >> someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, sad situation. >> reporter: solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa were both killed. his 11-year-old suffered a broken leg and the g

we built over 10,000 units up to 120% of ami. a majority of units were targeted to less than 50% because of funding sources we used. since the inception of the mayor's office of housing, we have helped finance over 18,000 units. nearly 10% of all stock within san francisco and over 3500 units were built in the last five years alone. to show the diversity of where we build, we may concentrate development in particular neighborhoods. we have a range of unit sizes up to five bedrooms. we have large developments. we do develop in all neighborhoods. we have small projects in the sun set, treasure island. there is income diversity within certain developments we help support. to illustrate the number of bedrooms we helped to found, over 70% of the units to bedrooms or larger our family unit. there may be concerned only fund single units. there may have been a point that the fund only did studio units, but all funding -- at least 7% has been four family units two bedrooms or larger. this illustrates the incomes that will qualify for rede

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> breaking news still in oakland.his is southbound 880 just north of 66th avenue, the scene of a huge accident involving two big rigs and this overturned vehicle. for a time -- actually the third and fourth lanes are blocked the other lanes are open you see the vehicles slowly getting past the scene. still two lanes blocked off you see that vehicle, this looks like an injury accident. we'll keep you updated. >>> in the meantime, developing news, protesters threatening to disrupt a wells fargo shareholder meeting in san francisco inside and outside. mark matthew joins us live from the wells fargo bank on california street. >> reporter: we are on california wells fargo has decided to whole the meeting in the merchant's bank across the street not inside the wells fargo bank building. maybe a strategic move on their part to keep the action away from the bank. right now the crouse measured in dozens rather than the thousands -- thousands that organizers said they expected. we understand from the police as many as 400 may b

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> oakland police looking for a suspect who shot at a woman drivering on i-580. the woman managed to stop her car on the edwards avenue off-ramp. you can see the car's rear window was shattered. police say the woman is hospitalized in stable condition. >>> today san francisco police will address neighborhood concerns in the wake of a mass killing of five people in a home in the city's uncleside district last month. the police chief will hold a -- meeting at 5 p.m. across the street from the scene of the murders. one man has been raysed in connection with the killings. tonight the -- has been realized in connection with the killings. tonight the chief will discuss neighborhood safety. >> the city attorney is offering a scathing response to suspended sheriff mirkarimi's arguments for who he should not lose his job for why he should not lose his job mayor lee ed mirkarimi for official misconduct after the sheriff pleaded guilty to false imprisonment charges. mirkarimi's attorney is asking a judge to overturn the suspension arguing it happened before he was sw

can i talk to tom or amy? >> reporter: because amy menbrise and tom salvado did not tell our producer one critical thing. >> they're being evicted. >> reporter: patrick cooper owns this house. he rented it to the couple back in october. >> they appeared very trustworthy for the first few months and then suddenly it all just changed around, and they just stopped paying their rent. >> reporter: cooper says he then got a surprise. a notice of violation from fairfax county for multiup'll occupancy. too many people living in the house. something he says he did not know. >> how many people live here? >> maybe eight. >> eight? >> yeah. >> so there's eight bedrooms? >> yep. >> that's a big house. it's huge. >> well, we make certain rooms into bedrooms. >> reporter: amy goes room by room for a producer on a tour. >> julian. this guy's maximilian. this guy's drew. this guy's kelly. russell's here. michael is down below. kelly's room. >> reporter: and with amy and tom that makes nine. a full house, against the law in the

we go live to amy hollyfield in jut a minute. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> -- i'm eric thomas in for kristen sze. that fast moving storm passed through the bay area this morning. this is san jose a bit ago combination of rain and speed caused several accidents, including this overturn car on highway 101 san jose near 13th street. >> let's check in with lisa argen for the lates -- latest on the storm. >> >> it was just a matter of two hours how quickly it came down. getting in a little closer, you will notice highway 4 the wet weather willow pass road east of concord if you are heading to the pittsburg area, west 4th street will be a little wet there. offshore along the north coast reports of thunderstorms these will continue to rotate slowly to the south and east. certainly not out of the question later today to see showers or a thunderstorm by the afternoon. within that three hour time period i've added on yesterday's totals almost 8/10 in santa rosa, half inch in san francisco, over a third in san jose, more to come. >

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> glad he's okay. the other commute we are watching is the golden gate bridge approach in san francisco. right now the scheduled opening time of the new detour that crews worked hard to finish this weekend after demolishing the old doyle drive. katie marzullo is there live. looks like they beat their timeline by a few minutes. >> reporter: they did. i get to be the bearer of good news. if we are lucky you will see cars pass through, traffic light at this hour the first few commuters to try the new connector get the of zipping right along. it could get trigger -- get trickier as the day goes. better advantage point sky 7 hd above the newly opened doyle drive traffic going in both directions. couple things you want to know, if you haven't left yet, new movable median barrier between getting off the bridge before you get to the tunnel that will help people from crossing in oncoming traffic. also they can move it so they can adjust for which direction of traffic is busier at any given time. the other trick

households from the buying power up to the buying power of 150% ami. it puts them in a position to afford roughly 40% of the ownership housing stock in san francisco. it really increases a significant level of opportunity for those households to be able to live and work here in san francisco which i know is a critical goal of the city of this commission to kind of make sure that we have a job and housing in the city. the added benefit of this downpayment assistance loan program is upon resale, because it is a loan, upon resale, the borrower has to repay the mayor's office of housing. not only do they have to repay the mayor's office of housing, they have to repay them with a portion -- every cent of the loan amount and the portion of the appreciation on the property. the mayor's office of housing is not only getting every cent back but they are getting an extra value added. that money will go directly back to moh and moh can use it for affordable housing production. commissioner antonini: thank you. this is a terrific program. this may be a model icahn

and amy freese sent us the other one. these storms here will be powerful. kansas city, you're 84. st. louis, right by the record at 88. follow the severe storms and go east. plenty of sunshine in florida today.

amy hollyfield is live near the san mateo bridge. frances dinglasan will have the delays and alternative routes. >> reporter: an all-out manhunt underway for a suspected gunman who shot a repair shop in west sacramento. because of this all-out manhunt look behind me parts of i-80 including the yolo causeway is closed in both directions. at least one inintroducer was in the shop around 6:00 when three workers walked in. the workers called out and asked who's there? the suspect shot at them they were able to take cover and escape the building shortly after a carjacking took place it is possible that the is same person at the shooting police pursued him, he even shot at police the suspect crashed and has fled on foot

i'm amy goodman. the house has passed a controversial cyber security measure in defiance of a veto threat from president obama. on thursday, 42 democrats joined 206 republicans who approve the seven intelligence sharing and protection act, or cispa, and a surprise vote. the measure would allow private internet companies like google, facebook, and microsoft to hand over troves of confidential customer records and communications to the national security agency, fbi, and department of homeland security, effectively legalizing a secret domestic surveillance program already run by the nsa. backers say the measure is needed to help private firms crackdown on foreign entities -- including the chinese and russian governments -- committing online economic espionage. but the bill has faced widespread opposition from online privacy advocates and drawn threats of a white house veto. the measure passed after lawmakers approved an amendment that would widely expand the government's ability to use the information it

amy hollyfield is live at san francisco's superior court with the latest. >> reporter: if he wins today, he would get his job back it is looking like it is not going to be a good day in court for ross mirkarimi. the judge issued a tentive ruling yesterday saying he will be denying his request.

amy hollyfield is live at the accident scene on treat boulevard. looks like that memorial keeps growing. >> reporter: it is. it is sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. in fact, check out the sidewalk candles have melted and the wax has formed a heart here on the sidewalk where the man and his daughter were killed. solaiman newerly was out for a bike riding his two daughters -- solaiman nuri was out for a bike ride with his two daughters. his wife and their mother skipped the bike ride to stay behind to make the family breakfast. the community came together last night for a candlelight vigil. friends and family describes sully man as the nicest most dedicated family man and his daughter hadessa, a sweet and active girl. the driver who hit them a 17-year-old boy. >> someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, it is a sad situation. >> reporter: the driver of the cadillac suv was a 17-year-old high school student. the district attorney will be looking into whether to charge him as adult. he's booked into the ju

looks like that will be improving shortly we'll go back to amy in just a minute.this is a live shot sky 7 hd the new doyle drive detour is open and working smoothly, no problem there is. metering lights on bay bridge, we will go back to the 680 northbound, one lane right now open, as amy said, that should be changing shortly. we'll have our very own reporter at the scene of doyle drive in a little bit, around 6:30 for the full detour information. here's mike with your forecast. >>> good morning. off to a quiet start. as far as weather goes, we are watching clouds gather along the coast that's the sea breeze that is going to bring us the cooling trend, no rain. visibility four miles at half moon bay, a few clouds into santa rosa and napa. a lot of high clouds for the morning. if you are leaving, dress for temperatures mainly upper 40s around santa rosa, nap pat rest of us low to mid 50s. 58 in antioch. chance of rain in the forecast thursday. >>> 6:04. san francisco police are asking witnesses to come forward after a man was shot in north beach over the weekend. so

i want to remind depths of what -- remind us of what ami means. it is always helpful. for myself to remember, 100% of median for a family of two, which i believe is the average in the city, is at $82,000 per year. so when we say housing for middle income or moderate income, everybody has a different idea of what that means. for me, for a family of two, for me, it is actually still fairly low. so it is not necessarily what he may think of colloquially as a moderate income. that is it for me. at this time, we will take general public, and -- general public comment. >> just a moment. >> thank you. >> thank you. and you are correct. at this time we will have our 15 minute general public comment category where members of the public may address this commission on items of interest to the public that fall within the subject matter jurisdiction of the planning commission, with the exception of the agenda items which may not be addressed during this category but only at the time their calendar. e-mail address the commission for up to three minutes each. keeping in mind that the

amy senser, who has pleaded not guilty, could take the stand in her defense.f convicts of all counts of criminal vehicular homicide, she faces up to four years in prison. >> see why he's under treasustr. >> tanya, thank you. >>> let's check the other headlines with ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, obama administration could make a major concession when talks over iran's nuclear program resume next month. "the los angeles times" reports that the administration might support letting iran continuing enriching uranium if they take steps from developing a weapon. >>> and police have found an underground bunker. they pumped tear gas in. but it may be booby trapped. >>> detroit tigers delmon young apologized on a hate crime harassment charge. police say that young screamed epithets at a hotel. he could face up to a year in jail. >>> a sheriff's deputy was attacked trying to shoo some geese off the highway. she got a little too close. and one of the birds jumped at her, causing her to fall down. later offcamera, the deputy pistol-whipped the bird