this according to the anaheim police department.mediate estimate time of reopening highway 91 in anahei anaheim. now to the middle east where pressure is mounting from really all over the world for israel and hamas to reach cease fire and egypt offering to help. of martha on the ground in jerusalem. >> day after more than 1,000 rocket launch from gaza and ominous turn. hamas claiming that a flock of drones like this one and hamas video would be deployed deep that israel. fears launch today and then shot down by israel using a patriot missile. the latest in an air assault. israel says hamas has stock piled 10,000 rockets. also seen in the hamas video. some that can reach israel major city. the 2 sides israel and its enemy hamas the militant group that now controls the palestinian an territory of gaza lost in the deadly fight. any remain sled of hope broader peace something america has pushed so hard for collapsing. instead civilian in gaza where the death toll is rising worry israel will move ahead with massive ground assault. all ac

larry king now we are in the beautiful diamond club overlooks home plate at angel stadium of anaheim and i'm joined by future hall of famer nine time all star three time national league m.v.p. two time golden globe gold when i got to the golden globes of the. world series one of the great players ever to grace a baseball field albert pool halls the only player in history to bat at least three hundred with thirty doubles and thirty home runs and one hundred r.b.i. is in his first ten seasons and this year the twenty six player and major league history to him. five hundred home runs where you started you. think you would be a great bull. never came i and you know that my career was going to take us all where. needed thank god first for the opportunity and the ballot in the town that he has given me to play this gaining growing up in the winter and public all i want it was just an opportunity to play professional baseball did you know you were good was a decent player down and they are i was really you know i was really i can compete . better you know i was one of the players that i was

the orioles with a west coast trip in anaheim. taking on the angels. adam jones. liked that pitch. climbed all over it. way back there. nick markakis onboard. he scores. they are now in the fourth and the orioles and angels are now tied at 2-2. germany waited 24 years to get their hands on the world cup and in less than two weeks in their possession, they have damaged it. the winning team gets to take the cup back home and after beating argentina in the finals, a couple of weeks ago, the celebrations began. the jerman football association, the cup was chipped during one of the many and sometimes celebrations in germany. like that one right there. they added don't worry. we have someone working on it who can fix the damage. don't worry. wild celebration following the mile-high nationals. force getting his car up to 360 iles per hour. world team tennis, the washington castles took care of the boston lobsters tonight. >> they boiled them. >> there you go. good one. how about this story you may have seen this. shipping containers getting new life in the district, but some call this hou

the orioles are playing in anaheim against the angels. markakis he knocks it to right field.right now, they are in the fifth inning. at an amazing .394. a back to the nfl for a moment, former maryland star vernon davis has just ended his holdout with the 49ers. the tight end is back in cap now. >> once he reaches 35, it is all over. [laughter] how about another kind of drink? starbucks. your next trip might be a little bit easier. how the coffee cha >> some good news for starbucks fans out there. [laughter] lines may beng inside. "people" magazine reports that starbucks is coming up with a smartphone app to pre-order your drink before you step in the store. on other starbucks note -- the record for the most expensive drink has been broken again. you may remember a guy in dallas set a record of about $54 in may. a man in west virginia shattered it with a frappuccino drink a price tag7 shots, of more than $71. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know wha

>> well, we were -- bobby was from anaheim. i was from santa ana.mall, little rock and roll groups, which was kind of weird in the early '60s because there was still swing music was kind of then, rock n roll was kind of a fad. so we -- but a mutual friend of ours came to town, john wember who had been working vegas. he wanted to put together a work who he thought could work constantly. so he took us, threw us together and we were the "paramour"s and we -- but the minute, the minute bobby and i started singing together, it was -- i don't know that it was magical, but it was so much fun, you know to actually sing with somebody that was that legitimate r&b, you know? >> so the "paramour" was cool. the "righteous brothers" maybe cooler. but how did the "righteous brothers" end up being the name? >> well, orange county was very white. >> i can't imagine that. >> can you imagine? have you heard? have you heard? yeah. and -- but there was a marine base there, el toro marine base. >> oh, yeah. >> and the black marines heard that there was these two white gu

gunfire erupted near the 91 freeway in anaheim in what police may have been a shooting between a truck and a car. >>> just hours before today's all-star game major league baseball is taking steps to welcome gay programs and it will try to combat home foe phobia with the family of a gay player who quit 30 years ago. glen burke said it was too difficult to hide his sexuality. >>> tracy morgan is getting up and about again after being critically injured in that accident. a video caught him moving slowly there using a walker but then he flashes a peace sign. he also has a few words as he passes by. >> you look great, man. >> i love you. >> thank you. >>> morgan is suing walmart saying the company should have known one of its truck drivers had too little sleep when he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed. >>> well, coming up, a big buzz in the tech world industry. we're learning more about apple's iwatch and the price tag it will likely have. >>> lockdown. no food, no water and to one around. a man visiting his son in jail sues for getting trapped behind bars for more than a day. >>> oh, it

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gunfire erupted near the 91 freeway in anaheim in what police believe may have been a shooting between a truck and a car. >>> just hours before today's all-star game, major league baseball is taking steps to welcome gay players. the league will announce a program of inclusion to combat homophobia during a news conference with the family of a gay player who quit pro baseball more than 30 years ago. glen burke said it was too difficult to hide his homosexuality. he later died of aids. >>> tracy morgan is getting up and about again after being critically injured in that highway accident. a photographer caught this video of the comedian leaving his new jersey home. it shows him moving slowly there using a walker, but then he flashes a peace sign. he also has a few words as he passes by. >> i'm okay. >> you look great, man. >> we're just wondering how you're doing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> morgan is now suing walmart saying the company should have known one of its truck drivers had too little sleep when he allegedly fell asleep at the wheel and crashed. >>> well, coming up, a big buzz

. >>> hey check out the play in anaheim. loose like disaster two angels players collide trying to catch, make the catch in the infield. but pitcher mike savings the day, making dive grabment another look, yes, not quite bob boone and peter. charlie, but still very oh, very impressive. nicole? >> all right, ukee, thanks. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to follow breaking news after deadly crash overnight. syma? >> reporter: a 13 year old girl was shot by a stray bullet while she was home sleeping. i'll have the details coming up. >> hey, get out of the water, shark! get out of the water, shark pink! >> swimmer survives getting attacked by a great white shark. >>> victoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we'll be back in two minutes. >>> up days on breaking news, one person is dead and another is in critical condition, after a car crashes in juniata park. police tell us the driver was going too fast, lost control, and crashed, into the wall of a city owned building. i

were arrested yesterday on suspicion of child endangerment and false imprisonment, at their home in anaheimlice say they found a kennel inside the home with a mattress and bedding inside. >> reporter:they say, they think the parents might have kept him in the kennel to help control his behavior relating to illness. the 11-year old autistic boy and his two siblings were taken into protective custody. >> reporter:the first human case of west nile virus in solano county has confirmed. this is the second human case of the virus in the bay area. contra costa county also reported west nile in a person last month. >> reporter:officials say the infected person is 40 to 50 years old, lives in suisun city and is now home after a brief hospital stay for west-nile-virus- assoicated-meningitis. the virus is usually transmitted through bites from an infected mosquito. >> reporter:symptons of the virus can include headache, fatigue, fever, and skin rashes. officials are emphasizing the importance of mosquito repellents and draining standing water to prevent the insects from laying eggs. >> reporter:the co

making it into anaheim's thunder mountain. angels went 2-1 and for now pull within a game and a half of the division leading athletics. >> >> giants are hoping pitcher jake evie is the answer as they try not to get swept by the dodgers. first place l.a. in the nl west. making the san francisco debut, working out of a minor jam. now in the third and still scoreless. >> >> there is no place that says americaa and old time baseball than cooperstown new york there is no bigger honor in the game than being inducted into the hall of fame. a big crowd of six gathered on the steps, members of the class of 2014. pitcher, greg maddox, one of the three players inducted along with tom glavin. frank thomas, his 521 homeruns go in along with three managers, bobby cox, joe torre and tony larusso. he it third time -- he managed in chicago, oakland and st. louis after a brief playing career he often minimizes. >> i remember paul richards introduced plea to my first minor league club at the chamber of commerce. he said "if you are wondering abo

the chief justice of the supreme court of california, had a summit in anaheim last december in whichlooked at truancy and looked at this. a lot of judges understand that the judicial system can't handle everything in front of them. from a lot of points of views, governors, teachers, parents, around. >> do you think the schools were failing the kids, the legal system failing the kids. what should the schools and courts do. >> i think it's more than that. i think many institutions are failing kids. we blame the schools and teachers, but they don't have the resources. science is now coming to understand the effect, for example of communities - what it means to live in a community where there's chronic violence, how it affect the development. there's toxic stress, which sa paediatrician speaks about, and scientists have done studies to show the effect of stress and trauma on cognitive and emotional development. there's things we can start to do to help kids. you know, the progressive people we were doing will tell you we need to stop building prisons, and focus on making schools better.

police in anaheim arrested them.horities believe the parents were afraid the boy would hurt them or the other children since his outbursts were more violent. >> he seemed healthy with no sign of abuse. >>> the georgia man whose sun died in a hot suv is due in court. prosecutors will say he committed a crime. he maintains the death was an accident. he pleaded not guilty to murder and child cruelty charges. he faced scrutiny over internet searches about deaths in hot cars. >>> was alex rodriguez juicing up with the consent of major league baseball? it's a question in "blood spo sport." it claims he was granted an exception to use testosterone before the season. he was one of two players granted what is called a therapeutic exemption to treat a testosterone deficiency. >>> president obama extending his thanks to the men's soccer team. what did he tell the two top players? andy scholes knows. that's in the bleacher report, next. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $

this is the fifth anniversary of this massive comic and animated exposition, this time being head in anaheim, california. >> were you much more straight laced. >> you didn't screw around with sci-fi things. oh, my goodness, i didn't know one thing, i still don't noah thing about science fiction. >> you're a good faker. >> i used to have to to go to comic con. so if somebody came up with a did you think that far star trek, i'd have to have producer come and dif rather them. they new about science fiction. one time i went back stage to put on star trek uniform. i calm out with what they call a communicator upside down. >> what's that? oh, the thing on there are. >> that -- >> that little thing that went like this star trek? >> i don't know. >> came up with it upside down. producers mortified. get back stage before the people see you. >> okay? somehow we have to tell that very interesting story. do you the wetter. >> very believable, mike jerrick. i bought that. >> thank you. >> all fake. fake, fake, fake. >> very good. very serious back in the day. here is a live shot of old city where we're s

. >>> play of the day from major league baseball, we get the orioles and angels in anaheim.accidental defensive play by baltimore. >> here's the 3-1 delivery and that ball is hit hard off davis' glove. jonathan got a play and gets him! mercy! >> how about that. chris dave, jonathan strop teamed up on that off the first baseman, back to the first baseman if you are scoring at home. that would be 3-4-3 to get the out at first base. kind of crazy. >> 3-4-3. >> got it. >> there we go. your play of the day. >>> 5:35. an accident shuts down a road. we'll hear from the first responders. >> a local ride shuts down at six flags. how investigators say it happened. >> the leland yee, raymond "shrimp boy" chow case returns to court today. coming up we'll tell you what to expect. ,,,,,, bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters i'll have my usual ulti

. >> it was 69 years ago, that walt disney himself opened disneyland in anaheim, california. >> whatday it was. broadcast live on abc. it was hosted by art linkletter and bob cummings. some 28,000 guests witnessed the realization of walt disney's dream. ♪ ♪ when you wish upon a star makes no difference who you are ♪ >> also the hosting duties, a future president. >> ronnie reagan, come on in. how about that son of yours? i've been buttering up to him all morning, hoping he would say this about me. >> isn't this a riot today? >> it is. >> and your first job, is in front of the town square. >> in front of the depot. >> we have a lot to do. get busy. thanks for coming out. >> incredible video from the vault. ronnie reagan joining the hosting team, on what was the biggest network telecast to date. >> fun opening-day facts. >> grown breaking to opening day, disneyland was built in 365 days. >> if it looks hot in the video, it was. the temperature at the park was 101 degrees. everybody dressed in their sunday best. >> there were men in suits and ties and women in slips and girdles and hose

. >> i went to work at this one club in anaheim, and i drank that night.ots of jack to the head, and i fell off the pole. i did this trick write come swinging down. i didn't slow down at all. i did like this trick like a hover. i didn't even slow down at all. and i, bam, woke up in traction. the doctor's like you're never going to walk again. i'm like you've got me twisted. i don't know whose chart you're reading, but that's not mine. you know what i mean? paralyzed. give me a friggin' break. if i can't shake my tail feather, then there's no reason to even breathe for real. >> butcher not only walked again, but says her medical bills were paid by the men in the audience that night. later, however, questions raised by her then 8-year-old daughter led her to end her stripping career. >> the last night i had a job, my daughter said, mom, why don't you ever take to work shoes and underwear? i said, well, i don't know. that's a really good question. and she said, what do you do at work, mom? i think i sell these. she's like, those don't look like anyone would w

it's incredible, orioles and angels in anaheim, an accidental defensive play by baltimore here you go>> here's the 3-1 delivery and that ball is hit hard off davis' glove jonathan stope with a play and gets him! mercy. how about that. >> great play in the first baseman off his glove. 3-4-3. >> that's it. >> but in the end, baltimore lost 3-2. >>> all right. 6:25 right now. the scene looked like something out of a action movie. coming up hear from from one of the customers when armed robbers started taking hostages hostages. >> and more and the netherlands plane that was shot down. ,,,, (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you're hungry late at night, your little t

the chief justice had a summit in anaheim last december in which they really looked at truancy and lookedefully at this. a lot of judges understand that the judicial system can't even handle everything that's in front of them. so from a lot of points of view, governors, teachers, parents, really know that we immediate to turn this around. >> so do you think the schools are failing or kids? our legal system failing our kids? what should schools and our courts do? >> i think it's more than that. i think many of our ins institus are failing kids, we blame the schools and teachers, very hard working people. but they don't really have the resources. science is just now coming to understand the effect, for example, of communities, what it means to live in a community where there is chronic violence, how this affects kids' development. there is something called toxic stress, which a pediatrician here in san francisco speaks about very elegantly, dr. nadine brook harris and scientists have done studies to show the effect of stress and trauma on not just emotional development but cognitive develop

[upbeat music] ♪ skullduggery is a toy manufacturer located in anaheim, california.urchased as a fossil replica-maker in 1987 by pete koehl iii, skullduggery is now run by his two sons, steve... >> we got to make sure we make this fast enough, okay? >> and peter. >> they won't be ready to ship till tomorrow. >> who have expanded the company into more traditional toys, such as race cars, helicopters, and cast and paint kits. >> [laughs] >> although skullduggery racked up $1.6 million worth of sales, they still showed a net loss of $50,000. >> that's a big loss. >> and although the brothers are spending a lot of time and money launching new toys, they still do it without testing and research. >> it's more like we come up with something that we think is fun and then we go with that. >> if skullduggery doesn't find a way to generate sales... >> i mean, i don't know how we're gonna come out with a new line of products. >> and get into a big box retailer, the debt is gonna come crashing down on them. >> it's my [bleep] life. i love this company. >> so we're gettin' to the

plate at the polo angel stadium of anaheim and i'm joined by future hall of famer nine time all star three time national league m.v.p. two time golden globe globe when i got to the golden globes of the. world series one of the great players ever to grace a baseball field albert pool halls the only player in history to bat at least three hundred with thirty doubles and thirty home runs and one hundred r.b.i. is in his first ten seasons and this year the twenty six player and major league history to hit five hundred home runs when he started u. conn's.

loi vu and tracy le were suspicion of child imprisonment, at their home in anaheim. >> pam: police say inside the home with a mattress and bedding inside. they say the think the parents might have kept him in the kennel to help control his behavior relating to autism. >>the 11-year old autistic boy and his two siblings were taken into protective >> pam: coming up. burger king taking a stance on l-g-b-t rights. the company's message.and new marketing efforts to slumping sales. plus -- an east bay police department cracking department cracking hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. just playing what are you up to? hide the cheddar. can i play? it's more of a one person kind of game. i won. tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. female announcer: throsave $300y at on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on

throwback thursday and we go back to july 17th, 1955 when the doors to a new amusement park opened up in anaheimen wasn't enough for walt disney. he wanted to create a world people could lose themselves in. it was a home away from home for children of all ages. a dream come true and that was almost 60 years ago. it was disney land. >>> the story of this historic b-29 bomber begins in 1944 at a boeing plant in kansas and nearly 70 years later it is getting a make over. we have the details. >> reporter: the folks that work on this b-29 call him dock. he arrived in wichita in 2000 in pieces via train and seven semi-trucks and he is going to take flight in the fall for the first time since the korean war. it has taken 14 years to make dock look this good. >> he was flown out in 1956 and math balled by the united states air force. >> reporter: the navy used it for target practice. >> the story is they dropped six times and missed it all six times. >> reporter: it stayed in wichita and now 200,000 volunteer hours have resulted in this. an original was among them. >> i was 18. >> reporter: one of ameri

this is bill plante, cbs news with the nixon campaign in anaheim, california. >> how cool is that, rightante covered richard knicks p's successful presidential run. there he is. 46 years later he's listening to the nixon white house tapes. a new book reveals the president's surprising feelings about a lot of subjects. bill plante is at the white house this morning. mr. plant, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. they combed through 37 hours of audiotapes to find these nuggets. many views are antiquated and offensive, but there are a few surprises. in 1971 richard nixon claimed he was sympathetic to the gay people. >> they have a problem. they're born that way. that's all. i think they are. >> reporter: but nixon's tolerance still had its limits. >> boy scout leaders, ymca leaders and others, bring them in that direction and teachers. and if you look over the history of societies you will find, of course, that some of the highly intelligent people, oscar wild, air for air is stopple, et cetera, were all homosexuals. >> reporter: nixon also revealed his views on women who

this is bill plante, cbs news with the nixon campaign in anaheim, california. >> how cool is that, rightcovered richard but there are a few surprises. in april 1971 richard nixon proclaimed he was sympathetic to the plight of gay people. >> i am the most tolerant person on that of anybody in this shop. they have a problem. they're born that way. you know that. that's all. i think they are. >> but nixon's tolerance still had its limits. >> boy scout leaders, ymca leaders and others bring them in that direction and teachers. and if you look over the history of the societies, you will find of course, that some of the highly intelligent people oscar wilde, aristotle, et cetera were homosexuals. once a society moves in that direction, the vitality goes out of that society. >> in that same discussion with his chief of staff and national security adviser, nixon also revealed his views on women who cursed. >> a man drunk and a man who swears, people will tolerate and say that's a sign of masculinity or something other damn thing. we saw do it. but you show me a girl who swears, and i'll show you

and then, you know, the decision and the four years in anaheim, the four straight appearances in theals. that's all part of a great legacy that nobody can ever take away from him. comparing him to greats from other sports, you know, that's tricky. you judge people by how many championship they win. when you look at legacies. that's always the first thing you look at. lebron right now has two. kobe bryant has five. michael jordan has six. bill russell has 11. so lebron james wants to get up in the same echelon with those guys and be part of the so-called mount rushmore of nba legends, i think it's a little bit unfair to compare him to legends in other sports because basketball is different than other sports. >> chris, so the word was that he was going to sign a four-year deal. he ends up signing a two-year deal and the report is not so much that he would ever leave the cavaliers at this point, but because he wants to bank roll some of the money that will come in from tv deals, right? because the team is going to make a lot more money with him playing. >> there will be a lot more money