instead he sends them to miami, to barker, to have them cashed, and it immediately raises the antenna of the fbi that this might be the source of the money. when they get hugh sloan, when earl brings them in, and i'm glad earl is here today, because he was certainly paramount in unraveling this. >> in september of '92, you meet with president nixon and he's happy. why is he happy? >> he's happy because there's only seven people that have been arrested. it stops at hunt and litty and the people who are actually in this building. >> richard, how many get arrested in the end? >> i've lost count. a lot. >> okay, so -- >> 30, 40. >> so the cover-up is working. senator, john was about, what, 33 at this time, 34? >> which one, when the break-in occurred? >> when the break-in occurred. >> 30. >> you're 30 years old, working on howard baker's campaign. he calls you, and what does he ask you to do. >> he asked me to consider becoming counsel on the watergate committee. told about the formation of the urban committee. he was going to be the ranking member, and as the ranking republican, he had a

the self-appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdadi has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come moreover he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so this iraqi based all cried a leader also. warned the syrian rebels quote not to accept a new rule or constitution but god's will and islamic law otherwise quote you will

written a check to a country club out in maryland for $6.36 for his out-of-state dues asking bernard barker to mail it from florida so he could contain -- or remain in out-of-state status. a pretty sure clue there was some trouble. and not only did the police and the fbi find this immediately, but so did the media. because the "washington post" had one of its better police reporters right there in the room, i've now learned all these years later, covering that particular activity. >> now, this is serious business, but there is a little bit of keystone cops about it because they also had stacks of money, didn't they? >> in their pocket. >> stacks of money which would later be important when you had to follow the money. >> well, they didn't actually follow the bills, but they quickly tracked bernard barker's bank account, found that he had very large transactions. it's interesting, historically we know that litty could have cashed those checks at the riggs bank. instead he sends them to miami, to barker, to have them cashed, and it immediately raises the antenna of the fbi that this might be

there is something a little bit unique, this is an old neighborhood and we have ken barker, the vicepresident of customer solutions for dominion and i have been using his cell phone, you may have it back. it is difficult, as you all know at home, if you are able to watch this, lots of service. tell me about the utility poles and how many went down here. 12, was that right? >> we have about a dozen poles. this is typical was we get back into the subdivisions. large trees take down numerous poles. we are literally rebuilding our facilities. >> reporter: you can see this huge oak tree that crashed. the whole tree came down and took down those lines. what is involved with getting power back? >> first of all, you can hear the chain saws in the back. we have to get the trees off of our lines, untangled. then you can see off to the left, we have poles, and other contractors getting ready to go in. we have to hand carry these back into the backyard. >> reporter: joe martin, our photographer is going to get a shot of the utility pole. see how that is cracked over like that? that is one of 12

. >> why is bob barker upset with wal-mart over the way they treat pigs? find out when abc2news comes back in 60 seconds. >>> here's the latest. tonight strong words from israel as they vow to strike back at a ran for daylight bombing in bulgaria. people on a bus were killed. the president called israel to pledge us help in finding out who did this. this attack comes on the anniversary of the 1994 bombing in a jewish center in argentina. >> a suicide bomber killed at least four of the president's top officials in damascus. it was a huge blow to the regime. >>> yesterday the boy souts reaffirmed their policy of being members. an ohio mom is protesting the policy. jennifer was ousted as pack leader from her son's troop because she's a lesbian. she delivered a petition with over 300,000 signatures asking to be rethe stated. after meeting with southing officials, she left without rethe statement. >> i told him that i would see him again because we're going to continue on with this until we make the change. >> she says she appreciates the organization and oppor

us how warm it will get for the work week. >>> hundreds of dog lovers brought them to the bay to barkersn berkeley today. it safund raise -- it is a fundraising event. and long with contests and prices a silent auction and more. >> education and training. and the humane society is a non- kill shelter. >> it was held at golden gate field this afternoon. >> looks like fun for the dogs. out there enjoying the weather. cats at home saying whatever. >> lots of dogs schilling today -- smiling today. >>> neat shot at the live camera towards the kite festival. lizards floating around out there and dogs out there as well. in the sky, a great day to fly a kite, winds 15-20 miles per hour and chop on the waters. nice weekend across the bay area. fog we had this morning clearing back to near the shoreline. right now around pacifica and half moon bay as well and looking at the wind speeds. golden gate bridge, winds around 15 miles per hour. still chop on the waters. as far as highs from today, nice throughout, especially inland, on the warm side, upper 80s to 90 degrees. san jose 98. san francisco 65

it can be a very dangerous situation. >>> ken barker, thanks so much for your time. we'll check in with you in a little bit. he is with anyonian power. >> his title even puts a lot of responsibility on him. vice president of customer solutions. olga can offer some solutions. >> reporter: i'm thinking cold front maybe? that could stir up showers and storm. today's temperatures better than yesterday. we are headed for highs in the middle 90s. mostly cloudy skies this morning through midday and late day though. you'll get breaks in the sunshine. by late afternoon we'll make it out of the 80s through the 90s very quickly and later on this afternoon, topping out into the middle range 90s for most of us. here's what futurecast has to say. we are moving things off the coast. by late day we'll pop up more scattered showers and thunderstorms. tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening another pop coming our day. -- our way. it is a code orange for air quality today. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. we are going to work on that through the next couple of days. 94 d

barker says these pigs are suffering. >> the best day in their lives is the day they die. >> nine statesuding california, have now banned gestation crates. rob and paula, back to you. >> to have those tight metal cages where they can rarely move, open wound, pressure sores. even piglets testicles and their tales are removed with dull clippers, no pain killers. the list goes on and on. >> that's a little inexcusable. not enough for me to say i'm never going to eat meat or pork again, but i think you do need to take a stand in situations like this, especially -- this is blatant animal abuse. >> there's got to be a more humane way. in this day and age. >> for sure. >> thoep gets better. >>> u.s. military personnel involved in the secret service sex scandal in colombia a few months ago will not face criminal charges. the seven soldiers and two marines will instead receive administrative punishments. one air force member has been rep manded and final decisions were pending on two sailors. the incident took place in april just before a presidential visit. >>> well, london is now just a week an

it is the 15th annual beta barker's dog festival in al ban in the one mile dog walk along the bay hasoal of raising $45,000 to help homeless pets. there will be all kinds of activities for kids and dogs from noon to 4:00 this afternoon. might be a good day to get out and enjoy the day and support a worthy cause at bay to barker's. >> the weather should be glorious. >>> sunshine will just take the afternoon hours until we get there look for 66 in san francisco, and 70s around the bay upper 80s inland. here's a long look at the seven day forecast, we've got warming inland, temperatures by midweek into the mid and even possible upper 90s on thursday, high pressure building even 80s upper 80s around the bay by thursday, still cool along the coast near 60°. >>> thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news i'm carolyn tyler with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen today. our next newscast at 5 p.m.. reminder, download our new alarm clock app for your iphone wake up to the bay area's latest headlines, weather and traffic on your phone. the free alarm clock app is available now on

bob barker is using his star power to spotlight the conditions. >> there is every day a living hell for them. the best day of their lives is the day they die. >> and there are several chains require suppliers to stop using them. safeway adopted policy this week. walmart says it offers crate free pork products and will continue discussions with food safety experts. >> and there is another story about coming to the aid of animals. the humane society taking in 30 brown pelicans in two weeks. they're starving because there is not enough fish to eat. staff is feeding -- tube feeding several times per day, they're also using space heaters, caged driers and heat lampes to try to keep them warm. younger birds are the most affected by the shortage. and there is this year, it's much worse. >> there is a new study revealing a disturbing light on drinking during pregnancy. cdc held one in 13 pregnant women drink, one in five of those admit to binge drinking. cdc warns it can damage fetal brain development and found biggest drinkers were older mothers to be, women between 35-44. >> want to take a mo

. >> jimmy: you are like bob barker's dream girl, this is incredible. >> rosemarie dewitt. >> jimmy:lthy things can be seen at restaurants you've worked in? >> sounds sexual.

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barker says these pigs are suffering. >> the best day of their lives is the day they die. >> nine statesnow banned gestation crates. rob and paula, back to you. >> to have those tight metal cages where they can rarely move. there are reports of open wounds, pressure sores. even according to one report, piglets' testicles and their tales are removed with dull clippers, no painkillers. the list goes on and on. >> that's a little inexcusable. not enough for me to say i'm never going to eat meat or pork again, but i think you do need to take a stand in situations like this, especially -- this is blatant animal abuse. >> there's got to be a more humane way. in this day and age. we hope it gets better, that's for sure. >>> u.s. military personnel involved in the secret service sex scandal in colombia a few months ago will not face criminal charges. the seven soldiers and two marines will instead receive administrative punishments. one air force member has been reprimanded, and final decisions

little bit of rain and so it's going to be a very very stern test as part of the show here it's the barker you know so it's very good. you're. good to go but. you know it's different. here a lot of drivers are you know it's. here i'm not had a lot of drivers some guys probably will you know. just you know try to do get around you know. maybe just over this block or so and stay short of the aisle of the. really crucial to hit fairways here. because the ropes the rougher since you darling it's brutal. so you got to you know you got to keep your ball over ground and keep it keep it on line. now boxing champion vitaly klitschko says his vast experience could keep him the edge in his next title defense against manuel cha the two have always will square off in moscow in september but they didn't come face to face in a press conference to promote their w.b.c. bad as the syrian born german plane visa problems for his absence is not twenty seven and i'm dating and twenty one buys klitschko will turn forty one on thursday and could soon with time to become a politician however the ukrainian but it's

and republican candidate from new york state like teddy roosevelt ran in 1924 against alton brooks barker t chief judge in new york state. tammany hall was always seen as the corrupt machine. it was seen as boss tweed, people like william jennings bryan would rant and rave about tammany. he wanted their votes, but didn't want a tammany man there. eventually smith is the tammany man and the candidate. it shocked many of the people within the democratic party. >> al smith lost new york in the 1928 election: >> he did. he had the sad fate of losing the race for president of the united states in seeing his hand picked successor win. as we've always discussed -- >> for governor. >> fdr wins. it smith the dynamics of smith-roosevelt relation. ultimately roosevelt winds up where smith wanted to be and smith winds up in retirement. >> we will get into that. beverly gage, when we asked you prior to the show some of the issues you thought were important to the 1928 election, one thing you mentioned was the role of the media in 128. why? >> i think particularly for al smith he had come of age as a m

the self-appointed leader of the iraqi branch of al qaida abu barker all baghdad he has announced the resurgence of terror in the country and clearly indicated there is more to come he dedicated more than half of his online speech to the uprising in syria they happen to be staunch supporters of the rebels they are various organizations are pointing at the expansion of terrorist networks in syria which effectively fuels civil war there so this iraqi based al-qaeda leader also warned the syrian right. balls quote not to accept a new rule or constitution but god's will and shari'a islamic law otherwise quote you will lose your blast revolution end of quote also in his message of support to the syrian rebels he says quote we taught the world lessons of courage and jihad and proved that injustice could only be removed by force and of quote to talk a little bit more about the lessons of iraq i'm joined by michael o'brien author of the book called america's failure in iraq sir you were based in baghdad at the height of the insurgency there so with the u.s. invasion in iraq six tarion war blo

the berkeley east bay humane society held its 15th annual beta barkers festival.eated to goodie bags, games and contests there was also a spa. a silent auction and a whole lot more. >> there's education, there's training. but most importantly you know the berkeley spay humane society is a nonkill animal shelter and this is our major fundraiser event for the whole year. >>> officials had hoped to raise $45,000 from today's event at golden gate field. >>> the oakland raiders are set to start their first day of training camp tomorrow in napa. it'll be the first summer camp for the team since the death of owner al davis in october. the raiders will have a chance to accomplish a new identity after missing the play offs for nine consecutive seasons. the team's new coach dennis alan says he's pumped up. the raiders first preseason game is august 13th. mark your calendar. it's the cowboy's dallas cowboys will be at the oakland coliseum. >> coming up next, why 49ers coach jim harbaugh came to the defense of one of his players? >>> we hear from the giants as they suffer qui

. >> reporter: ken barker is with the virginia dominion power company. one million of their two and a half million customers lost power in the storm. more than 170,000 are still without light tonight. is there any reason to believe there will be a smaller number of people who lose power in the next storm? >> this was in our 100 years history in dominion the largest non-hurricane storm we've had. so our hope is we won't have another one for a long time. >> reporter: in a slow moving hurricane, he says, there are days to prepare, but with a derecho, by the time you know it's coming it's too late to do much more than take cover. >> we'll do the best we can. we continue to get better at it but, again, mother nature won on this one. >> reporter: the national weather service predicted severe thunderstorms all along the path of the storm but, scott, no one predicted a derecho this severe. >> pelley: thanks, chip. many people across ten states without electricity tonight. that means no air conditioning, of course, in the middle of a heat wave. we sent sharyl att

but how has it compared to other safe haven assets and hard assets well let's hear more from brad barker co-founder and vice president of ass and boy a capital as a hedge against inflation and a hard asset and has insurance farmland sounds really similar to what people say about gold as an investment but as opposed to gold farmland has yield in the form of cash rent so how does this work. well it's it's really quite simple gold if you own gold it sits there and looks shiny and you have storage costs you have to you maybe put it in a safety deposit box or were buried in the backyard maybe that's a cheaper storage method but what with farm land you don't have storage costs you will have some property taxes but it produces income every year produces a crop it produces a useful commodity that can be sold in the market so you can generate an income either by farming it yourself or having someone farm it for you or simply by renting it to a farmer who will farm it on his own account and that's just not something you can do with fooldom and that's why i like farm land we've got some we've done

. >> former price is right host bob barker says some scenes show -- pig lets being cast traited without pain fill -- >> if you treated your dogs or cats the way these bigs are treated and kept them in crates like they're kept in, you would be arrested. >> activists say many businesses do away with guestation crates, the one holdout is walmart. >> it is time for walmart to take a stand against blatant animal abuse by refusing to sell pork from pigs who live lives of misry can find in gestation crates. >> if they're doing that to the pigs, why would i want to shop from walmart, i mean buying pork from them like that. >> walmart released a statements. we believe in offering our customers a choice. >> again that was angie crouch reporting from los angeles. >>> still to come here at 6:00, on her way to london for the olympics, but she won't be completing. meet the bay area woman with the unique olympics job. >>> and he gave his service to the country and now one veteran is getting repaid in a very big way. >>> after a few days of fog at the local airports, we're now seeing a shift. this mari

what does the guy do, put the barker on the stand and the expert says, your honor, she's a total dog.her. business owners should be allowed to do what they want. >> should coffee shops even it out by hiring not so hot people? >> you could get hired at the hangers club. >> what is that? >> never mind. >> dana, you could have gotten hired at hooters. >> little hooters. >> there's a retail -- [ laughter ] >> why are you looking? [ laughter ] >> excellent. >> the. >> that sounds like a restaurant for kids. >> that's what i was talking about. >> if you're in the retail business or attracting customers, i don't see why you should tell people you can't hire attractive women. i've been to a lot of hooters and i think they're fine. >> i bet you have. >> i have. >> dana, you could be a bus girl there. >> oh, terrible. eric, you applied to work for chippendales a hundred times. >> first of all, i don't have an intern and if i did, she probably would look like a forest. >> that is did. >> i could work at little hooters. >> you know what i meant. i'm so glad i'm leaving tomorrow. >> 25 years, mary

. >> ken barker is vice president of customer solutions, he joins us more with what the crews are doing. you have had a busy 24 hours, haven't you ken? >> we have. thank you for having me this morning. our customers are suffering the heat. we understand that. we have 4200 dedicated men and women out there restoring power. we restored about 65% of the customers in northern virginia. our goal, over the next few days is to go deep and deeper into these subdivisions. you are going to see more and more crews going into these subdivisions. the key is they are going to have to rebuild facilities, new lines poles and we understand that patience is wearing thin. but we are doing everything humanly possible to get power back on. >> do you know where the concentration is? >> you know it is very widespread at this point. alexandria, mclane, herndon, we have widespread issues, catastrophic damage, big trees down. again, we are going to be rebuilding our infrastructure in a lot of different areas in northern virginia. >> ken are you getting the kind of pressure we are hearing from pepco customers in

. >> ken barker, good look out there. godspeed.ure a lot of people are hoping that your crews will get their stuff done quickly. >> thank you very much. >> again, good luck. >> thank you. >>> well, good news for residents in northern virginia tonight. the boil water advisory has lifted for the customers in falls church. in tyson corn, vienna and dunloring. the it was issued injures a a precaution. the company says no dangerous levels were ever found in the water supply. it was just a precaution. >>> 15 schools in falls church have been forced to close. downed trees are causing imagine problems like this with in west great falls. the city-owned tree toppled taking down power lines. nearby residents wants utility crews to cake care of the live wires on the roadway. >>> if you still don't have air conditioning, you can head to one of the many cooling centers that are open throughout our region. in d.c., five libraries will stay open. district officials have designated a handful of churches. some schools in maryland are doubling as, ma

afternoon so you might want to get out and enjoy the day while supporting a worthy cause at bay to barkerscoming up next at six, developing news, a pit bull attacks a two-year-old boy at his babysitter's house. and a child shot in the east bay. what her relatives are saying this morning. >> sure, he will wake you up but i can't give you the news. the new alarm clock app from abc7 news does it all. set it to wake up to news, weather and traffic. it's free on the app store. rooster? not so much. >> in the news this morning, sun, july 29, a baby died after -- a two-year-old is in the hospital after a pit bull attacks him in his home. and after two hours they are going to resume a search for a 76-year-old woman who suffers from dementia. thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist, francis. >> thanks, carolyn, good morning, everyone. we have a fun sho

to barker who starred in tarzan movies, best wishes. and a rare autograph from marilyn monroe.r keeping me out. a director says that single photo could go for more than $89,000. tiny dog led rescuers on a highway chase. folks spotted the pooch this morning running along a busy road in chicago. some drivers tried to stop it by morning go with their vehicles but no luck. the chase ended after 20 to minutes when somebody grabbed the pup. the dog was okay. we still don't know how it got on the road or who owns it. >> updating in some of the top stories, store sore for a nato air strike that killed 25 troops last year and pakistan opened a key supply route into afghanistan. a human rights group reported syrian troops are running more than two dozen torture centers across the country. >>> and the international guard now reports four crew members died when their fire fighting aircraft crashed in south dakota on sunday. military cleared six other planes to return to the skies today. >> on this day in 1988 a united states warship shot down an iranian passenger jet killing all 290 people