i hear four shots, bap, bap,tell tell my son to get down. i'm a little angry because, i mean, who wants to think about their child being shot up. >> reporter: moments before and less than a mile down the street witnesses industry a spray of bullets between shooters of twor of fleming avenue and terry terrace avenue. the woman who lives here asked not to identify her base she is worried for her family's favorite. [ speaking spanish ] >> she says her three-year-old daughter had just asked the baby-sitter to read a book. a bullet came through the wall next to the chair he had just been sitting in. it whizzed by them and went into another wall. both families are lucky no one got literate and are angry the violence is happening. >> i'm amazed how much it has grown. we could have been dead. oman hit by gunfire she will move out of the neighborhood. this happened around 8:30 and they are looking for witnesses identifying the cars involved and any suspects. sergio quintana, "abc 7 news". >> ama: services for the teenager killed by a train in san lor

i hear four shots, bap, bap, i tell my son to get down. i'm a little angry because, i mean, who wants to think about their child being shot up. >> reporter: moments before and less than a mile down the street witnesses industry a spray of bullets between shooters of two different fleems at the corner of fleming avenue and terry terrace avenue. the woman who lives here asked not to identify her base she is worried for her family's favorite. [ speaking spanish ] >> she says her three-year-old daughter had just asked the baby-sitter to read a book. a bullet came through the wall next to the chair he had just been sitting in. it whizzed by them and went into another wall. both families are lucky no one got literate and are angry the violence is happening. >> i'm amazed how much it has grown. we could have been dead. >> reporter: the woman whose home was hit by gunfire she will move out of the neighborhood. this happened around 8:30 and they are looking for witnesses identifying the cars involved and any suspects. sergio quintana, "abc 7 news".

i hear four shots, bap, bap, i tell my son to get down. i'm a little angry because, i mean, who wants to think about their child being shot up. >> reporter: moments before and less than a mile down the street witnesses industry a spray of bullets between shooters of two different fleems at the corner of fleming avenue and terry terrace avenue. the woman who lives here asked not to identify her base she is worried for her family's favorite. [ speaking spanish ] >> she says her three-year-old daughter had just asked the baby-sitter to read a book. a bullet came through the wall next to the chair he had just been sitting in. it whizzed by them and went into another wall. both families are lucky no one got literate and are angry the violence is happening. >> i'm amazed how much it has grown. we could have been dead. >> reporter: the woman whose home was hit by gunfire she will move out of the neighborhood. this happened around 8:30 and they are looking for witnesses identifying the cars involved and any suspects. sergio quintana, "abc 7 news".

. >> reporter: bap says it was victim to a impressively disguised fbis e-mail. >> our problem right now is it's too easy. high school kids with a bunch of time on their hands can go ahead and gray feetty on twitter or hack a account here and there. >> one extra measure they could take is require backlog specification when logging in. such as a pass word and a answer to a personal question. >> there's phone systems that are coming online. there are bio metrics where they look at your eye or your finger. there's a universe of technology being developed right now. >> a annual verizon report on hacking shows that more than 75% of data breaches occur because of faulty or user names and passports. >>> read more about the flash crash and find out what other viewers are saying by visiting ktbu's facebook page. up reported quarterly earnings this afternoon. announcing a expanded soft buyback plan to return $100 billion to share holders. for the first time in ten years, apple showed a decline this profit. revenue was up at i- >> speaker2: phone and i-pad sales surpassed those lower expectations.

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cloud cover developing at the cost line an eventually by tomorrow morning by the bap and some clouds coming in tomorrow and temperatures dropping off in the wednesday forecast. let's get a live look outside. we have clear skies here, the skrus mountain shielding us from the marine layer right now. we're not going to see that tonight in san jose. but as we take you off to the north, some of that cloud cover may make it across the bay to fremont. up towards emeryville is what you'll find an awesome view. it's getting come less pressed by high pressure but eventually it will be building up. you can see in downtown san francisco a little fog. now as you look at the forecast tomorrow morning i think we'll have the cloud cover up at the immediate coastline an north bay. doesn't look too extensive but throughout tomorrow a second consecutive day of that onshore breeze and the cloud cover building up around 6:00 p.m. on wednesday. the cloud direst day is on thursday, back here for the try valley and also for the south bay as well. let's get you into the forecast for the morning hours with 47

period friend france britain the united states involved in indochina in a way that killed six million bapspeople over quite a long period and this particular period these cables relate to seventy three to seventy six talk about cambodia about allow these are the areas where henry kissinger the secretary of state and his national security advisor was key in advancing the united states government to murder so many people and of course we know about the torture. people are really talking here about because that is a great friendship with general pinochet these are stories that reverberate even today and. what we have to do is look at egypt for instance because the ramadan more than the seventy three years and just role in trying to squawk that off to try and destroy arab unity and we're living with those consequences today and actually i mean just a couple of minutes you can print out a few cables i.t.t. excelsis. excels is a defense company that exists today it was spun off from the i t t corporation and here there are cables explaining the united states funneling of money to fascist parties

you would talk to talk further about the cap, the ryan plan is $70 billion above the bap. >> for defense. but the front line is the sequestration number. >> but you have to deal with the senate in this, and we were here last year, in the same place. i'm wondering -- >> when you say cad what -- cap, what do you mean? >> the budget control act, the law passed that set limits for how much defense can spend, congress and the president agreed to this, and these limits on spending are going to -- they're going to cause problems. budgets are being proposed that exceed those caps which could trigger across the board cuts that we just went through. >> the white house budget does not exceed the overall cap. we voted on the sequestration, it's the same top line. but where we run into the problem, as we do in the ryan budget, which i support strongly, because i think the response building -- responsibility we have as congress is to provide for the fiscal responsibility. that's our number one priority. that should be funded at a greater degree than we are. it does put numbers back in that we're takin

the assault weapons bap that you just mentioned.ix gun checks act which is chuck schumer's bill. the school safety enhancement act which deals with a lot of the security questions around schools. as well as discussions about magazine regulation. if you look on the right side of the screen, what you have is the end game here. harry reid has winnowed this down to only background checks and school safety. while laudable, is not gun regulation and doesn't deal with the access to guns and the flow of guns that you're describing. so where do you think we are versus harry reid and this plan that will move on the floor? is it enough that he's saying there will be amendments for these additional packages? or do you not think that will work? >> we were very disappointed when harry reid took senator feinstein's proposal off. we really admired her bill and wanted to see that happen. as president obama said, we deserve a vote. those kids in sandy hook deserve a vote and this is not fair. however, feinstein also said that the previous assault wea

heading over to the baps your east shore freeway right clear.alnut creek to the macarthur maize 50 minute period for the rest of the east bay all the green on your screen indicates a delay free ride for your east bay commuters. >> the site for the south bay no problems to report on. finishing off the north bay a quiet ride 101 southbound through marin county. >> james. >> another headline we're following concerns your garbage. it would be piling up in parts of the bay area as workers with republic and allied waste services, conducted " said the strike. their colleagues in ohio are striking, so local workers joined in. right now the strike is affecting at least six bay area cities. while it is an income means for some other say, they're ok with a strike if it meant better working conditions for those trash collectors in the midwest. >> they need to pick it up and have the job done. >> it will be a big mess a big smile. >> in general i tend to support unions. most strikes i think are based on genuine needs on the part of the workers. >> if the str

i can tell you we heard the bap bag piechs warming up in front of us and heard them start their renditiona few moments ago. just a very unusual circumstance in that no one is allowed to be anywhere close to this ceremony. >> well, you can understand given the security concerns, given the fact that this has been such a horrible, horrible situation in boston. everyone wants to be extra cautious right now so they're keeping media, keeping others understandably a block or two away. you see that that flag presented to the mayor of boston. >> wolf, something else we just have been noticing, all of these side streets going into boylston are all blocked off. but occasionally residents who obviously have apartments in this area, they approached the barriers, they bring out i.d., show it to the attending officers, and then the officers actually cross-reference them with sheets that they're holding on their person. so they're not leaving anything to chance, and these residents with shopping bags, some of them coming home from work,s just trying to get to where they live right at the bombing site. bu

. >> the state department received information they were actually in cue bap. >> reporter: cnn's patrick popular with americans and sure enough, found their boat and the hakken family. >> i see a boy playing on the top deck and then a man with a large beard really kind of a hulky guy, comes out. i said, hey, are you josh. he says, yes, who are you? i say, i'm from cnn. he gets very angry. goes in the boat. >> we did set up a team that actually departed the tampa area and went to cuba and actually met with the authorities there. >> reporter: the family was taken into custody. the boys and their parents separated on the flight back to florida. expedient and rare cooperation on extradition between two countries with an inconsistent history. >> we do appreciate the cuban authorities' extensive cooperation. >> reporter: the boys now settling into a more familiar home. their parents at least for now, confined to a new one. there was a federal charge of flight to avoid prosecution associated with this case but that's been dropped in the interest of streamlining the process. >> i was reading onl

is the symbol and down 4.5% and all of the big names and the iron/ore names are down and we have -- bapso -- i think we lost bob's camera. apologies to bob. a bunch of wireless signals moving around this room. rick santells at the cme in chicago. hey, rick. >> what an interesting couple of days, huh? if you look at a two-day chart of ten-year note yields. it's kind of interesting and you really get to see how interesting when you open the chart up toward the end of last year and see how important this violation of where we closed the end of last year 176 and where 170 certainly looks like it will be a yield support area and really, all of the action that i see is predicated on april 4th, bank of japan, big bah zhukka. if you look at the ten-year jgb over two days. we've gone from 54 to 64. if you opened this chart a bit you can really see started on the day before the bank of japan meeting and we've basically gone from a 44 to a 64 on that period on the ten-year and what you don't see is on the fourth it actually had an intraday low of 32 basis points. i can't show you a chart of two-ye

guest: she knows how to get people nalkaway bap she has a point that there is a lot of talk in the republican party on who the leader is going to be. social ing to a conservatism type or someone in the middle? so you talk about someone like marco rubio is someone a lot of republicans would like to see take over but other people want that job too. there's a big debate on how this going to end up. guest: you have to look at marco rubio, paul ryan, the key one is marco rubio and you see that with the leadership role with immigration. he has take an lot of flak with the proposals. he has roled out on comprehensive immigration reform. he's willing to take the political heat because he knows not only in the policy side this is something that congress and the white house need to do to fix our immigration system but it is good politic for the future. host: seung min kim you've been reporting on immigration and where it is in congress. how do democrats get an immigration briefing and we see this one look at the times of things in the senate. what will you be watching for? guest: i'm going to watch how