an ex-felon who is an extraordinary father. i can become an ex-drunk who is an exceptional citizen. there is a transition necessary for a convicted, afflicted person the and it involves payback. i owe so i go. but i'll tell the incarcerated, hey, if life was fair, you wouldn't be in here right now. you would have parents that cared and gave you the road map to success and they stuck around. they didn't hurt you on wait. they go yeah. if life was fair, you wouldn't have been busted when your partner wasn't. yeah. they love that one a lot. and then i'll say this well, if they locked you up for everything you really did do criminally, when would you get out? they don't like that one at all. so i'm blessed to be here for a brief period of time this afternoon and i'll tell you this, the first thought wrong is my problem. i was flying out of san jose airport which i do about 200 times a year and i know everybody there. i have been flying out of there 15 years and the t.s.a. guy was new. new people hop. they don't stand still. new people. i don't care if it's a starbucks employee, which i

how would you feel if your spouse friended an ex?> and as we often do around here, we'll be going to the dogs asking the vet for common pet problems and then we'll talk about the dogs. >>> and we're also paying a visit to our class of 2020 because the kids we have been following it since kindergarten, they're on their way to middle school. they caught up with them as they mark a huge milestone, their 5th grade graduation. >> this is a really great little round up to see how they have evolved and grown over the last six years. >> off to middle school. we'll catch up with them but first al has a look at the weather. >> we'll show you what we have going on. as far as today is concerned, wet weather, mid-atlantic states into the gulf. slight risk of strong storms in northern texas up into the central plains. beautiful out west and toasty with rain in the pacific northwest. tomorrow expands into the interior specific northwest. we're looking for the heat to continue through the gulf coast. more wet weather moving into the northeast, parts

we'll be back an ex year again. looking to do it gent chblgt staying together would be on options. >> we vnt. >>> we've living the the moment. we're not thinking about the future right now. obviously. sab san antonio has had a great one. we got this book thing going on, but he's still one of the toughest, fiercest competitors out there. it would be sweet to have a loenl run. >> in the name of all of the spanish speaking fans, gr oorks cias. i feel champions there: our fans have grown. i walk to tho coors ten year ago. they're enjoying this. we appreciate them. so for all the fans in miechl knee, where he thank you we thank you. >> is that it? that ice it. thank you, guys, for a great year of coverage. >>> >> is this one is just spernl. that is muse inc. to all heat fans earrings. let's go live to those fans mplgt u [ cheers and applause ] >> people were settingoff fireworks. people rieting both side t seat. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live: game night," presented by skype. tonight, steven tyler and

the greatest reward for an ex ex-offender is to give back. having the ability, especially for me to give back after taking so much from society, it's like that's the true freedom. i think that given that opportunity, guys will jury was duly sworn jump on it. >> i want you stay there. i want to keep you here for a couple of seconds. chevy is ready for its version of the electric car. we'll have questions when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back. tesla ceo tried to convince us his model electric car is not very expensive. how about the new chefy spark. is this the tesla for the rest of us. david is in charge of general motors image in 24 states, everything west of the mississippi. i'm watching all of these electric cars come on the market. honda the other day reduced its lease price. you are bringing prices down. that's not necessarily a good sign because that means the cars are not catching on. >> i think it's great sign because the winner in all of this is the consumer. >> and the environment. >> and the environment. you can get a volt,

>> you know, i don't normally call people an ex-con before trial except that he's an ex-con. served for more than one crime. we're going to watch this case. we'll have you both back to talk about how it progresses. it should be a couple of months' worth of testimony. danny and monica, thank you so much. >>> our next case involves a former cop on trial for killing his wife and setting his house on fire with the kids still inside that inferno. look at that. he says she did it. she did it all in a suicide attem attempt. the trouble is, some of the evidence, that pesky forensic stuff, is just not adding up. we are seeking "daytime justice" on this one, coming back after the break. sthoo we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money

one of my -- one of my best friends is an ex-associated member and another is an ex-nlr member.se are two of my best friends. in the past, even though we're on a respectful level, we're all enemies. >> i want to thank you for coming in here and speaking with us. being open with us, whatnot. we all wish you good luck. >> because of my situation i haven't had contact with my family since i was on the streets in '94. >> physical contact. >> yeah. i've never touched anybody in my family since '94. that's going to be something to look forward to. >> for angel, the promise of contact visits is enough of a reason to drop out. for robert, not even family can break his loyalty to the gang. >> you know, when i go to visiting, i don't talk about it this place here, you know what i mean? they don't need to be hearing about what's going on in here. it's about things out there. positive things. like i used to be when i was there, you know? >> are you very excited? >> it's only for an hour, you know, it's hard to see them go, you know? happy to see them, but it's hard to see them go. after my

terms of their spying with this prison program coming out in the horizon records tim clemente who is an ex f.b.i. agent came on c.n.n. about week or two ago and he said that the any digital data wasn't wasn't safe and that the intelligence community f.b.i. had ways of getting back to it and he was specifically talking about that phone call between one of the tomorrow of brothers and his wife. and if his wife didn't tell the f.b.i. what they talked about in that phone call that they had ways of getting back to that and transcribing and getting that information so that's telling you what they've got recorded then the extent of and the digital data means all kinds of e-mail all kinds of twitter kind of things and the thing going across the fiber optic lines as well as the public switch telephone network so we're not talking billions of pieces of information here are we are talking truly talking to my phone calls and e-mails jointly would be on the order of twenty trillion for the last twelve years how can we even manage that sort of thing they're saying with this present program for instance

been an ex-news reporter. nighttime is me.s the time i'm out most of the time. >> now almost 23, a wanna-be music producer, he was trying to form a singing group modelled after the jackson five. this receipt shows he had an alibi, auditioning young singers from 4:30 to 8:30 that evening. >> the studio was a small demo studio. >> kathy andrews was co-owner of that studio. >> to my best recollection, he auditioned young kids for a group that never existed. they were roughly as young as 8 and as old for the kids they were as old as 11 or 12. >> now living in another state, kathy andrews did not want her face shown because of what she saw on another day at her studio. >> at one point in time he came for one of the sessions, he walked to the back of the studio and he had horrible scratches on his arms. >> deep and painful, crisscrossing both arms. >> it was more this way and that way and that way and that way and that way and that way. and they were angry looking. and when i looked at him, the first words out of my mouth was, oh, w

. >> but he would discover for an ex-con, success can be tenuous. his fortunes turned south when he picked up side work as a tattoo artist. >> one dude, he owed me money for tattooing, and he found an easy way that he wouldn't have to pay me. he tried to set me up to make it look like i was a heroin dealer, and he didn't know me by my real name or my nickname. all he knew is i was the guy with the red eyes. >> boltjes' eyes made it easy for authorities to identify him. he was picked up while still on parole and was sent to jail. the case against him was eventually dropped and the charges dismissed, but the damage had been done. >> sitting in jail for eight months caused me to lose my job, lose my car, lose the house i was staying in, caused me to lose everything. i got back out and had nothing. i worked so hard and tried to do everything perfectly fine this time. i don't know, it's aggravating. >> boltjes does some tattoo work to help support himself, and yes, he says he has tattooed more than just the typical body parts. >> i've tattooed about five

. >> when they are on -- let's say you've got an ex.ow. >> yes, go on. >> so -- >> yes, yes. >> when you have an ex, here's what you have to be careful of. i'd be more worried if the person that hates all of their exes and is really in a bad place with them because that person has a consistent issue. >> that is such a great point. >> next question, everyone. >> no -- >> if somebody hates everybody, it's all their fault, the chance is it's her fault. >> here's the only thing to watch out for. if they are going on more dates with their ex than they are with you. >> but here's the thing. i wouldn't want my husband, boyfriend, whatever's ex communicating with him a lot. you know, because sometimes you become the shoulder cry on. if it makes your partner feel uncomfortable -- >> so this is what you have to do. you have to decide your standard for what that communication should be. just saying communication is wrong is ridiculous. decide what the standard is. what constitutes too much flirting or too much time? >> it makes me feel uncomfortab

it is all about an ex-police officer. brett seacat who is on trial for his own wife's murder.guments today. they could even begin deliberating if it all goes according to plan. >> reporter: the fate of brett seacat should be in the hands of the jury by the end of the day. the former sheriff's deputy is accused of shooting his wife in the head and then setting the family home on fire to conceal evidence. >> i loved her. >> did you kill her? >> no, i did not. >> during a day and a half on the with you stand seacat who requested his face not be televised told his version of what happened saying he was aleap on a downstair couch when vashti called him asking him first if he was awake. >> did vashti say anything else to you when you did not respond to her telling you need to come get the boys? >> yes. the next thing she said was you need to come get the boys or they are going to get hurt. >> seacat says as he ran up the stairs he heard a pop, then saw smoke and flames in the master bedroom. he says he ran in and tried picking up vashti but realized she was dead. >> i immediately st

welfare project is a occer school funded by an ex-national team star. he school principal shows off kids who have what it takes. says the soccer school has been around since 2000. he came up with the idea. he grew up in the project. the school educates children and from six to 17 years all coming from the neighborhoods. the school tries to channel the of soccer into a learning experience. is studying spelling. >> i asked him what his favorite subject was. soccer. i asked him what else he has learned here. reading e also learned and writing. his class heads out to the pitch with their coach. is a mix of boys and girls. they play together easily. encourage the youngest players to have some fun. -- tactics second are secondary. everyone gets behind the ball. has international tastes. his soccer idol is portuguese. christian flow ronaldo. one on the soccer field is way to escape poverty. but the coach warns them daily that there is far more to than simply honing your football skills. the mission is to change the kids' lives. he uses the ball as a way to get

i have an ex slave just say it. jim, ise of a guy, -- aunt polly's slave. then he brings it up.hat word, maybe i will explain that in my play, mark twain is dead and he knows he is dead, which is something that he wrote about very humorously. he is talking about today and he says, "quentin tarantino used that word over 100 times. he said, i used it over 200 times in "huckleberry finn." he uses it so often that you understand and forget about a human being is that. it is an object in the story. without language and the specific use of that language, you just do not understand as accurately the point where it -- the point. it is behind the words, just like what is very legitimately hotly debated right now with gun laws. , the subject is fear and violence. ,o address that effectively there is the common sense logic that you cannot debate. when i was younger, the nuclear debate was on. have relaxed about it, it is easier for us to accept it. a nuclear bomb explodes both ways. it is not as a device and without an agenda behind it, analyzing it just like you analyze the gun laws. ther

i could say i actually like him as an ex-president. he seems like a nice person.is doing great things for wounded warriors but i didn't care for him as president. to me that just reflects this. it's not a question do you think with hindsight that he was a good president. >> megyn: we played some of the soundbites, president bush when his portrait was unveiled at the white house and president bush at his library opening. guy a is very charming. whether you like his policies are not. he clearly loves america and talking about the country. the other thing, he has been very respectful of president obama which can only have helped him on the left and right. they have hugely gone up with independents. >> he has been relatively quiet since he left the white house and he is doing out of respect for president obama. he doesn't want to be another critic. that shows a lot of class. he does things with wounded warriors and he has been quiet and respectful and people really respect that. >> megyn: what do you think of that. biggest increase came with independents. 29% favorabl

a ballot watsonville will allow the city to an ex farmland for newer developments. >>> a family hoping to find a stolen lawn ornament with strong sentimental value. a pink pig riding a bicycle with rainbow colored wheels. this disappeared from the family's home off newark boulevard on tuesday. the family says the art is very special, because it was a gift to their 7-year-old daughter from home run grandfather over in japan. that young girl has autism and she's brokenhearted somebody stole the artwork. newark police now asking anybody who might know anything linked to the missing art to please give them a call. >>> coming back with a new look. what lululemon did to fix an embarrassing problem with this yoga pant. >>> we'll tell you about a late night move for net flicks, the los gatos company appears to have a brand-new home. >>> trolls and dora the explorer next in business news. >>> clouds, meanwhile 69 here in san jose. we're going to keep that natural coolant on for two more days, then the heat is on. the hottest weather of the year so far. we'll tell you what that means for you whe

attorneys and an ex congressman has no income other than social security payments you like to go to prison first. schools will be sentenced july 3rd. where's the best for a bright and sentencing citing his health and the the good work them down as public officials. prosecutors are best for five years for him and 18 months for her. >> heading back to prison as a two-time convicted felon. a federal jury found the guilty. prosecutors say the three tried to bribe an official to win a contract. >> used in court to face speeding charges. he pleaded guilty to speeding at 120 mi. per hour. police detained him on a misdemeanor trespassing courage.charge. >> the bruins showed the hawks how to run a power play. >> the hawks best chance came within a minute left. the shock goes off the post and slides away. the bruins' lead the series two games so one pitted game for us tomorrow night. >> is what that is apparent but not in boston as intimidated at all rogers have to get our power play going. >> you cannot win hockey games without any goals. they did not score any goals. >> you could win tickets to th

. >>> more people are signing a petition calling for an ex-cia whistleblower to be pardoned. snowden released details of a top secret u.s. surveillance program to gather phone records and monitor internet data. his whereabouts have been unknown since he checked out of a hotel in hong kong. "the guardian" in britain and "the washington post" reported on sunday that snowden agreed to disclose his identity as the source of the leaks. the newspapers first published details of the programs last week. snowden told "guardian" journalists in hong kong that he believes the programs destroy the privacy of people all over the world. the petition for his pardon was created on sunday at a white house website that allows petitions for various issues. he received more than 34,000 electronic signatures in one day. says snowden is a national hero and should get a full pardon. the obama administerministratio defended t defended the program. >>> you take some hard knocks at the top of a sport like bicycle motorcycle bmx are official olympic event. japan's best rider and best medal hope is a you

matras a good to have you with us here on r t our top story washington is in damage control after an ex cia worker exposed the government secret surveillance program lawmakers are compiling a list of charges against edward snowden who is thought to be on the run my colleague ebben owens spoke to the world's leading whistleblower julian assange about what could be in store for snowden. empathize having been through a very similar situation myself where trying to actively support through this interview or in other ways use the snowden's plight already we have seen that the department of justice united states has taken up the issue has been many calls for his prosecution his family has been raided in holland looted by police already cited yes he will be subject to prosecution by united states for use i'm certain of that maybe sources are quite scared i mean we're saying coldly colleagues of mine have even stated publicly that their sources are reluctant to talk because of the crackdown against bradley manning and that's what that whole trial is trying to achieve it's trying to set a preced

trip and the very very ugly zombie industries that california companies already natori is for selling an ex-girlfriend zombie gun target at last month's n.r.a. convention in houston texas it's too news products won't do anything to help its reputation though the gun control lobbyist whose name doesn't need much explaining is advertised as joe's begging to be put down while the alza be shown here on the right is supposed to represent and this n.b.c. talk show host al sharpton both are available for purchase on the company's website it's bad enough that this company sold its hateful products in the first place but the fact that it continues to have a market for them even after we all basically out had them less just very very. in the forty eight hours since the u.s. supreme court got hit section for the voting rights act and that's the entire voting rights act six of the nine states that have been subject to that laws pre-clearance formula have already taken steps to restrict voting in texas just two hours after the tuesday supreme court decision came down that state's attorney general issued

i'm not an ex-gang member. i never was a gang member. that doesn't mean that i wasn't influenced by the gangs, having family members that were -- >> right. >> -- in gangs. and that's what i bring to the table when i work with this low level -- the low-level youth out there. is that there's hope. you can grow up in this environment and not be tainted by it. >> so what's happening right now? i mean, things are spiraling out of control in san jose. robert, what is your -- the pulse of this community tell you that's actually happening? >> i think there's -- because of a lot of -- recently they've opened the gates of the prison, there's a lot of programs letting prisoners out. there's re-entry programs, and there are a lot of gang members qualified for that. and they're going to come out, and some have already -- there's rumor -- i've been on the streets, i don't see it, but big rumors, big rumor, san hose say, p.d., big rumors that sachez is taking over and guiding the southern gang members into what they do. >> because this element has kind

final say on big issues like terrence disputed brother mo syria for example send those same bets with an ex-president can at least takes the time out of duran's dealings with the outside world moment chief nuclear negotiator rouhani has never been suffering approach well let's now get some more insights on iran's choice for president we're joined live by iranian john this time of the rays a mahdi from tehran a good evening to you thanks very much for joining us can you tell us then about the new president for having me. yeah today actually tonight a very nice wonderful night in the iranian capital tehran people are happy they have set another example of democracy for regional countries and for the world you know iran is situated in a country where it's surrounded by. arab states qatar and saudi arabia united arab emirates kuwait and those countries in which the democracy is nonexistent about iran people have held. elections one election per year over the past. thirty four years on average and people have always been trying to. elect their leaders directly by going to the polling stations ca

the 26-year-old jammar cleveland went on a shooting and car jacking spree that started when he shot an ex-girlfriend then car jacked three vehicles, shooting one driver and kidnapping another. there is one car speeding away. >> we're asking for him to turn himself in or anyone when may know where he might be to provide that information. >> authorities are not releasing a description of the vehicle. >> a vacant victorian house may be torn down after a second fire guts that building. blowing smoke slowed traffic on interstate and another fire broke out here in january. the house was built in 1896. >> we can't just demolish it. it's a historical building. and city won't let us demolish it. we've been trying to board it up and get people out of it. >> police say the fire was started by squatters they think squatters may be responsible for today's fire. >> on to weather. nice out there. but breezy. >> yes. >> yes. things will be warming up. and it is live doppler 7. some low clouds around the coastline. fog will be pushing across the bay and locally inland tonight. a live view in emeryville. y

of their spying with this prison program coming out in the horizon records tim clemente you who is an ex f.b.i. agent came on c.n.n. about week or two ago and he said that any digital data wasn't wasn't safe and that the intelligence community f.b.i. had ways of getting back to it and he was specifically talking about the phone call between one of the marrow of brothers and his wife and that if his wife didn't tell the f.b.i. what they talked about in that phone call that they had ways of getting back to that and transcribing and getting that information so that's telling you what they've got recorded then the extent of and the digital data means all kinds of e-mail all kinds of twitter kind of things and anything going across the fiber optic lines as well as the public switched telephone network so we're not talking billions of pieces of information here are we talking truly docking to my phone calls and e-mails jointly would be on the order of twenty trillion for the last twelve years how can we even manage that sort of thing they're saying with this present program for instance they h

>> i mean, a dish washer can be an ex-con. she is an obama supporter. how racist is she?> you cannot accept the apology now. >> i think she did a wrong thing, she fessed up 6789 . >> brand new, red eye returns monday at 3:00 a.m. midnight, pacific time. guests next week is ambassador ian bolt on and kurt loader. >> did you like my impression of curtain loader? >> mtv, time to go back to andy levy. for the post game report. >> thanks, greg. >> you are welcome. >> trash talking in new jersey sports, that is how the story was framed, but that's not what it is. you said it's punishing thought crime. i agree that it could go to the state attorney general is awful, but you do not have a natural right to say whatever you want while playing on a high school sports team. they can set limits. >> yeah, the school can set limits orks fairness and right, by the way have you noticed it keeps pushing me furtherer and further. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> um... congressman says fbi is with terrorism mcdonald you said, sorry i have to call you mcdonald. >> i got it. i got

which under the clashes in may last year on the eve of president putin swearing in ceremony well he's an ex a case following the preliminary hearing. twelve people in the door all accused of inciting riots a year ago in may the sixth went to twelve and they could face up to eight years in prison if they're found guilty back then certainly just twenty four hours before the inauguration of president bush in moscow so probably the biggest violence it has seen in years everything was going rather smoothly in the anti putin protest in the heart of most go until one part of the protesters attempted to break the police lines and move in a march towards the gravel and that's when the scuffles between the police and the protesters erupted which left more than eighty people injured and more than three hundred were arrested of course most of them were released straight away but twelve of them the police believe that they have enough evidence that these people were inciting riots and that's why this case has been going on for the last year obviously entering its final stage the court hearings in centra

she's opening up about everything from beyonce to an abusive ex-boyfriend.a look at kelly's incredible career. ♪ >> reporter: one-third of one of the biggest girl groups of all-time, miss kelly rowland has stepped out into the spotlight and hasn't looked back since. the grammy-winning songstress has just released her fourth solo album, entitled "talk a good game." and her sexy album cover, more than enough to get everyone talking. but then, last month, she released her emotionally honest single, "dirty laundry." it's a bittersweet tale that reveals her complicated relationship with beyonce. ♪ i was in her shadow >> reporter: and details about a different and abusive relationship with an ex. ♪ i was battered he hit the window like it was me ♪ >> reporter: her emotional rendition of the song leaving a crowd in washington, d.c. on their feet last month. proving just how much of a survivor kelly really is. ♪ i will survive keep on surviving ♪ >> a survivor and a thriver. here now to chat about her new album, "talk a good game" r&b superstar, kelly rowland. >> i

the warrant they had to search here is sealed but an aging ex-gangster they have been talking to may have led them to this location. the former teamsters bob was with the mob when he disappeared in 1995. an underboss told our affiliate that the plan was to quickly move hoffa and bury him later. they said that the hunt was too intense so they abandoned that plan. >>> there is a murder-suicide. the bodies of a man and woman were found six hours ago in a highrise. as mike reports -- >> reporter: neighbors heard a woman screaming and then multiple gunshots. when police got to the scene of the 21st floor, they found a man and a woman both dead. the person who called police was still inside the apartment. coming up at 5:00, i'll tell you why police believe this was a murder suicide. in fairfax, mark seagraves, news 4. >>> a double shooting in south d.c. landed two people in the hospital. a 20-year-old man was shot in the face. a 17-year-old girl was shot in both legs and her chest. the shooting happened just before 2:00 on the block of g street. we're staying in contact with police on word

terms of their spying with this prison program coming out in the horizon records tim clemente who is an ex f.b.i. agent came on c.n.n. a week or two ago and he said that any digital data wasn't wasn't safe and that the intelligence community f.b.i. had ways of getting back to it and he was specifically talking about the phone call between one of the marrow of brothers and his wife. and if his wife didn't tell the f.b.i. what they talked about in that phone call that they had ways of getting back to that and transcribing and getting that information so that's telling you what they've got recorded then the extent of a digital data means all kinds of e-mail all kinds of twitter kind of things and the thing going across the fiber optic lines as well as the public switch telephone network so we're not talking billions of pieces of information here are we talking truly talking to my phone calls and e-mails jointly would be on the order of twenty trillion for the last twelve years how can we even manage that sort of thing they're saying with this present program for instance they have one lawmake

s an ex minister and i ranking members of the military intelligence have also been detained in the church constitution the government must now step down. at least fifty one people have been killed and dozens wounded in the spate of bombings and got attacks targeting shia muslim neighborhoods across iraq one of the wake of sectarian violence between sunnis and shias what is loosely caffein of takes an in-depth look at what's behind the conflict this left more than two thousand dead since april. may was the bloodiest month seen in iraq in the past five years a surge in sectarian violence that's raised fears of another civil war sunni versus shia one country two sects. iraq has been through this before and that divide never really sealed tensions are growing between the shiite led government and minority sunnis inflamed by the raging conflict in neighboring syria to understand the divisions we have to travel to an area off limits to foreign journalists the end bar province following the u.s. led invasion this area was the heartland of the sunni insurgency today it's become the focal point of

a seventh day of jury selection will begin in about four hours. >>> today an ex-gangster expected to provide a second day of testimony in the trial against james "whitey" bulger. john martarana detailed his relationship with bulger yesterday and described some of the murders he says bulger was involved in. martarano says while he often pulled the trigger, bulger followed behind just to make sure no one intervened. attorneys for the leader of the winter hill gang say that they will call martarano's credibility into question. bulger faces multiple charges including -- he faces multiple charges for his involvement in 19 murders. >>> a 3-year-old boy is in the hospital after he was hit in the head with a hammer. police say a man in a wheelchair attacked the young boy at a grocery store in albuquerque, new mexico. witnesses say the man tried to attack two other children, but the boy's father jumped on him. the young boy was taken to the hospital with a skull fracture. police took the man into custody. he is expected to undergo a mental health evaluation. >>> 5:19 right now. and new this m

also, there was this founder of the household name brand company that called me, he was an ex-founder, i'm looking for a lot more women leaders in the technology field, i'd like to bring them onboard. so men, they welcome that different dimension in business that women bring to the table. >> yeah. it's interesting. we did two stories. one, a woman who fixed race car motors, male dominated industry, another one who trained bulls. neither of them talked about being a woman in a male-dominated industry. >> absolutely. >> they both said i'm doing my job. >> the most dynamic board is full of x and y chromosome. >>> this is an e-mail from keith and the question is, how do you pursue service contracts with large organizations? what methods seem to work best? i'm going to start with you, angela. you started your company, savor the success and got in with a big company to sponsor you recently. took some years, how did you get it? >> so, it's the power of people. i believe in human relationships, human contact so, yes, we got a nice contract with a big organization. and it was really because i

. >> they say the crime spree started when he shot an ex-girlfriend then car jacked three vehicles, shooting a driver and kidnapping another. surveillance video shows one stolen car speeding away. police say somebody must know of the whereabouts. >> we believe two victims were targeted. >> police also made a plea for jammar cleveland to turn himself in. >> an east bay city trying to snap photos of passing vehicles. >> piedmont bordering oakland approved installing 39 camera as long streets that enter and exit city. costing the streets will cost 78 -- $675,000. the cameras will track who is moving through the city. not everyone is willing to give up privacy for safety. >> it makes me uncomfortable. it's public property. i think we should be able to move in and out without being monitored. >> this is part of the crime prevention plan. the city hired four new police officers and. >> george gascone will hold a smart phone theft summit on thursday. he wants companies to use technology to that would disable stolen phones permanently making them less attractive to steal. law enforcement says cell p

an accident. >> convenience store clerk gary douglas lee's attentions are crystal clear. he wants his ex-wife killed. and at a meeting at a local diner in north richland hills, texas, which is being secretly videotaped by the police from an joining parking lot, he unknowingly hires an undercover are sergeant. >> he lost a judgment in family court, that he would have to pay money to his ex-wife. he was going through a custody battle with his kids and he didn't want to pay the money, didn't want to go through this. >> it's my ex-wife. he beats her with a paddle. my kids, he brought in a 14 and 11 yl. the 14-year-old boy keeps pulling a knife on my kids that are 8 and 9. >> so the first meeting was basically very simple. you have the informant hook up a meeting with lee and me. >> i don't know how much money you got. but like i said, i owe don the favor. but i can't do it for free. there is no way. >> wait. did lee just offer a grand total of $50 for the contract murder of his ex-wife? >> don said 50 bucks. >> i'm kind of, you know, 50 bucks is kind of cheap. you know, i mean, i'll break he

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the 26-year-old jammar cleveland went on a shooting and car jacking spree that started when he shot an exriend then car jacked three vehicles, shooting one driver and kidnapping another. there is one car speeding away. >> we're asking for himto turn himself in or anyone when may know where he might be to provide that information. >> authorities are not releasing a description of the vehicle. >> a vacant victorian house may be torn down after a second fire guts that building. blowing smoke slowed traffic on interstate and another fire broke out here in january. the house was built in 1896. >> we can't just demolish it. it's a historical building. and city won't let us demolish it. we've been trying to board it up and get people out of it. >> police say the fire was started by squatters they think squatters may be responsible for today's fire. >> on to weather. nice out there. but breezy. >> yes. >> yes. things will be warming up. and it is live doppler 7. some low clouds around the coastline. fog will be pushing across the bay and locally inland tonight. a live view in emeryville. you can

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. >> we have an ex-sees i have set here the next for days. it's at oakland, 50 san francisco. that's got news. it's cool at the coast. 50 half moon bay. 56 in santa cruz. but our excessive heat warning takes us through tuesday night where we will see inland east bay valley testimonies well over 100 degrees, as well as our north bay valleys, some of the santa clara valley as well. that brings us up 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. our coast, low and up he were 70s today. and east bay a record high at 90 degrees in oakland. but the holiday coming up with include cooler weather. we will talk about that and show you our extended outlook coming up. katie. >> leaguesa, thank you. same section weddings are legal and happening in california. san francisco will resume issuing marriage licenses today. from nine to five yesterday couples wasted no time getting hitched as soon as the court gave the go ahead. kris perry and sandra stier were the first to tie the knot. >> i now declare you spouses for life. [cheers and applause] >> this is a moments they have been waiting for. it took

. >> do you have an ex-wife?is is brother-to-brother, you know what i'm saying. >> i hear you i guess. >> cenk: all right seriously should she get any money? >> i don't know the particulars again, of their relationship, but having your husband wrongfully sent to prison and it is a traumatic experience. obviously she's attempting to get as much as possible, and that's probably inappropriate. >> she held him down for a few years. give her a little bit of money. he's coming away with 1.2 the hump sum i think it false falls in. the original $4 million is above and beyond. but when you shoot high you hope to get a little lower. again, as lee was saying who knows the details of the relationships, but she held him down, come on. >> i feel that the state owes her some money. i don't know what that number is. but keep in mind they were happily married. they started a business together. once he got locked away wrongfully convicted, that business fell apart and her livelihood is put in jeopardy because of the way the case p

. >> mohammed, a father of three, was an ex-armyening mere who received the normal training in marksmanship. he saw action in the first gulf war, but returned home a changed man. >> desert storm, the first iraq war, flipped a switch in john mohammed. to this day his ex-wife isn't sure what happened. >> it was like his spirit had been broken. he looked like just a broken man. >> reporter: that's the man who befriended lee malvo in 2000. mohammed met the teen while on a trip to antigua where malvo's mother had all but abandoned him. mohammed eventually brought malvo to tacoma, washington, as his informally adopted son. >> his true personality i think is a soft, warm, loving child. it is very, very important that one recognize that lee did not attach to a killer. he actually attached to a loving and caring father. at the time he was in a bitter custody battle for his own children who had he had stolen away from his estranged wife. when a tacoma court gave her full and permanent custody, mohammed found revenge. >> the children were given to his wife and he would no longer have any connection wi

. >>> coming up, what is the best way to make sure an ex-boyfriend never calls you again? michelle fields discusses her new book. first, a memorial for bees? yes, a memorial for bees. thanks, obama. >>> was it spending abuse or put to good use? a recent internal audit revealed the irs workers used their agency-issued credit cards to buy jigsaw puzzles and thomas the tank engine party favors. it was for team building exercises. wait a second. i thought for a second it was government waste. that was me being car was steek. sarcastic. >> snarky. >> i learned that from jim norton. other things flagged as improper are novelty decorations and items like kazus and bathtub toys. and also nerf balls purchased for team building exercises, but never used and currently stored in a filing cabinet, like my cuss -- like my cousin rick. recently the "red eye" staff went on a retreat and i filmed it. >> we didn't build anything. in fact, we broke a lot of things if you want the real truth. don't have any memory of it, kurt, probably for the wiser. >>> what is with the irs and toys? isn't t

one a movie star and the other an ex-president. they have 48 hours to find the missing girl. you know what the missing girl is? a beautiful princess. >> the only way they can do it is to pull off the heist of the ma 11 yes, ma'am. the millennium. >> i was going to say 1600 pennsylvania justice. >> that is terrible. >> it is so terrible it will work. >> 1500 pennsylvania fab. >> no, get out of here. >>> from computers to commuters, will the meter maids win the battle if they are paid to tattle. a soon to be released app will give folks a portion of the fine as incentive if you report illegally parked cars. a canadian start up called spot squad, sounds strange, will allow users to snap peck tours of illegally, pad cars with the gtgps location while the op tau cal character regular cognition grabs the number. they will ticket or toe the car while they get a percentage of the fine with the higher cash amounts for the more cars he rats on. the number of accounts already set up, quote, we are getting the feeling this is the kind of thing everybody will want to have on their phones,