lear is clyde barrow and bonnie parker who died as they lived, by the gun. the officers were on the left side of the road, nearest the driver. this explains the fact that bonnie's body had more bullet holes than clydes. any one of these bul to both. after having killed 14 people, most of whom were officers of the law, and having come safely through so many gun battles, it did not seem advisable to fire just one bullet. >> bonnie and clyde were some of the most notorious gangsters of the 1930s crime era in the united states. because their crime story began in texas, east texas and involved louisiana, they're very sort of connected to the 1930s story of shreveport as well. probably most people associate bonnie and clyde with the very intense two-year period from 1932 to 1934 when they were involved in a string of armed robberies and murders throughout this part of the united states. we think bonnie and clyde actually met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress in dallas, texas, and soon after that, clyde barrow went to state prison, and

clyde barrow stole a car here in shreveport and actually abandoned it in kansas. and his fingerprints proved that, of course, he had been in this area even before he was spotted here. we knew they were in and about the vicinity. just a few days before the ambush took place, in gibson, louisiana, the -- there was a local cafe here, not too far from where we're standing, called the majestic cafe. and on this street, somewhere between the point we're standing and a couple of blocks from here, clyde barrow was spotted somewhere near the majestic cafe and someone in the neighborhood phoned the local authorities. and it was because of that report that law enforcement from the region, including, of course, texas rangers, knew that they were in the vicinity. and so that is when the net sort of began to close around bonnie and clyde. and they their ambush occurred just four days after clyde barrow was spotted here on this street. they were ambushed not far from gibson, louisiana, on a rural road. there was actually the ambush laid in place by local law enforcement over in

barrows. >> it is a significant theft. >> they will replace the vases for $171 each. they e mailed other california cemeteries warning them of the thefts. some are using plastic or plain metal vases to deter the thieves, and police say they are staking out local graveyards now. >> we are working hand in hand with the local cemeteries and the local law enforcement and recycling centers. >> one san francisco metal recycler says a halve bronze vases would be suspicious. the recycled bronze would only net the thieves $4500. >> it is about the lowest crime i can think of when they are stealing from cemeteries and off the graves of people. >> a lot of people don't have respect for the living. you wouldn't think they would go to disrespect the dead. >> they have the thieves turning into grave robbers. the cemetery says they have beefed up security. reporting live, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the board of supervisors voted unanimously to allow a congregation to build a large sanctuary in walnut creek. neighborhood opponents say the 66,000 square foot $20 mil

barrows. >> it is a significant theft. >> they will replace the vases for $171 each. they e mailed other california cemeteries warning them of the thefts. some are using plastic or plain metal vases to deter the thieves, and police say they are staking out local graveyards now. >> we are working hand in hand with the local cemeteries and the local law enforcement and recycling centers. >> one san francisco metal recycler says a halve bronze vases would be suspicious. the recycled bronze would only net the thieves $4500. >> it is about the lowest crime i can think of when they are stealing from cemeteries and off the graves of people. >> a lot of people don't have respect for the living. you wouldn't think they would go to disrespect the dead. >> they have the thieves turning into grave robbers. the cemetery says they have beefed up security. reporting live, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the board of supervisors voted unanimously to allow a congregation to build a large sanctuary in walnut creek. neighborhood opponents say the 66,000 square foot $20 mil

the upontive entertained followers when he wore a so many barrow -- a mexican hat. >>> adding a lock to your vehicle's gas cap may become a necessity. >>> and popcorn may be healthier than fruits and vegetables. who knew? the finding coming up with your weather. >>> you are watching 9news now. >>> welcome back. 4:39, your weather first today. sunny, wind -- windy though, and cool. winds sustained at 20 miles per hour gusting toward 30. watches and warnings have been posted for tonight. right now monika with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: thank you so much howard. no problems on route 4, route 5, route 301, route 50. coming up in my next report we'll look at 66 in virginia at 4:47. >>> thank you monika. the time right now 4árbg 4:40. wall street picked up for this week, checking the numbers, the dow stand this morning at 13080. but for the week it still was down 1. 1%. the nasdaq added about four points friday and the s & p 500 was also up about four points. >>> gas thefts are on the rise as gasoline prices continue to climb. thieves are siphoning gas or even puncturing holds directl

. >> reporter: the thieves struck at nighting, using a wheel baro to cart away the -- wheel barrow to cart away the vase. striking again last week, they made off with another 300. >> in the hill side gardens the new cemetery we built in 2003, they actually went through a neighbor's gate. the neighbor didn't close their gate at night. >> reporter: the police have stepped up patrol, and the cemetery is increasing security. the vases will be replaced by the cemetery at a cost of about $90,000. >>> tragedy in the midwest. blaring silens warn -- sirens warn hundreds that deadly weather is on the way. >> i was thinking for a second that we were going to die. >> we show you the damage caused by the storms and tornados and hear from survivors. >> it's just -- your worst nightmare coming true. >>> we outlined the ambitious plan to help homeowners in california. >>> usa soccer history. the warriors are on the road with a positive outcome. and boy! seramy lin, they're going -- jeremy lin, they're going after him. ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the doo

there is not one mention of a huge project at broadway and in market barrow. that on its face makes it the eir deficient. without that analysis, it is a huge problem. the america's cup, in our exhaustive letter, we said, if you have to analyze a temporary and long-term effect of the america's cup. the comments and respondents said, temporary is temporary, you don't have to look at that. what do we know? that is not acceptable. the analysis is an improper to live impact analysis. secondly, is that it impact, there is a lot of big

there is not one mention of a huge project at broadway and in market barrow. that on its face makes it the eir deficient. without that analysis, it is a huge problem. the america's cup, in our exhaustive letter, we said, if you have to analyze a temporary and long-term effect of the america's cup. the comments and respondents said, temporary is temporary, you don't have to look at that. what do we know? that is not acceptable. the analysis is an improper to live impact analysis. secondly, is that it impact, there is a lot of big deal made in all of the comments about those hill dwellers or people in the hill wine to deserve their view. that is not what we're talking about at all. we are talking about the view of corey tower that all members of the public enjoy every day and the eir admits that to be obstructed. that is a significant impact. you cannot just say, it is an episodic obstruction, what is the big deal? it is a big deal because a lot of city plans and policies specifically preserve the view at the hill. the lack of aesthetic impact analysis was anoth

their clients all the house, bought it lock, stock, and barrow, including the furniture. this is a set of plans that will take you up for the floors. here is the ground plan showing both properties. here is the area in question that we are talking about. there is a sheet of the first floor that you just saw where we saw -- where you saw the impact of the window and the stair, the window in the mechanical room, and the door that goes out to our property. and the other door that commissioner fong referred to. -- fung referred to. this is level two. eventually, this window, which is in a stairwell, will not be impacted. everything in this direction will remain. we are not touching those windows. they may have some fire issues and we will have to talk about protection, but we do not need to cover those windows. this is the third level. you can see that there is an office. there is a window here that opens into the entry area of the office and we are going to need to impact that window. there are two windows in the main area of the office. i have not been inside the property.

let me tell you, the best winner for sculpture is jesse barrows which is intended to represent hearing the voices of the people in the arab awakening. the painting is by phonat chow for a piece called one and two. i don't know if they're with us, i want to congratulate them. i'm going to go right to a substitute questions. not surprisingly i'll start with each of you. the sadat forum, mrs. sadat is here, but egypt is not only an important country in the middle east, but there are p essential choices regarding egypt. before i ask you now what we should be doing, the crisis that came out of the ngo. i want to look a little bit before the revolution, i know that you have been a key player in mediating the camp david accords between egypt and israel at camp david maryland. and when you look at american farm policy over the last several decades, it's been anchored around a particular relationship with egypt and

zack barrows works for invisible children. >> all of the money raised doesn't go to the ground and theion because if it did, we wouldn't be able to create these films and we wouldn't be able to spread the word like we are. >> ben tracy, cbs news. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the kony 2012 viral video. we'll hear from a director of the charity, invisible children. plus the five secrets rental car companies do not want you to know about. >>> and actor, ewan mcgregor stops by studio 57. that's the cbs news for this friday. thanks for watching. friday. thanks for watching. i'm betty nguyen. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com abuse trial. ""that was preciou >>> it could make or break the case. the key decision about to the made in the sheriff's domestic abuse trial.

maurice barrow inside. oil loaded with local players -- loyola loaded with local players.he hounds would never trailed again. the pump-fake. the game came down to the end. loyola by three. shane walker gets the rebound. loyola wins the maac championship. jimmy patsos and the boy's head into the big dance. same thing for virginia commonwealth. going back to the ncaa tournament. a big game -- inside of a minute left. the lead is down to three. this is for the tie. vcu wins. towsin is in the conference -- towson. chris tillman heads to the mound for the orioles. less like brian matusz started the home preseason opener against the pirates. a shaky start. first inning. this goes down the left-field line. 1-0 pittsburg. abc base hit. he gave up a home run. 10-3, the pirates win. but they beat the rays. way to go, loyola. big news for the greyhounds. >> the winner of the third largest powerball jackpot collect their money today. >> opponents of fracking offer up a new bill. >> what does it take to get rid of a friend? these days it is as easy as a click of a mouse.

zach barrows works for invisible ll of en. >> all of the money that's raised doesn't go to the ground in the conflict region, because if it did, we wouldn't be able to create these films, and we wouldn't be able to spread the werd like we are. >> reporter: and by so smartly r: and bcial media, they have been able to spread the word better than anyone ever has online. on wednesday, scott, the central african warlord was trending angher on twitter than or apprback peyton manning leaving the colts or apple ds.eiling its new ipad. >> pelley: and more viewers than the academy awards. ben, thanks very much. how super-pac ads are changing the presidential campaign; a special honor for women of courage; and a solar storm lights up the sky-- but did it do any damage?- - when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> ready? >> as i'll ever be. >> break a leg. >> i used to love hearing that phrase. but not since i learned i had postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. i want to keep acting, but a broken bone could change that. so my doctor and i chose prollia to reduce my risk of fra

collapses upon the euro zone it could stand to lose the bundesbank one report said about a half trillion barrow's which is a lot of money in this scenario germany could need gold reserves to support its currency sixty percent as reported the story outside of germany a lot of that or some of that in the new york bad lot of countries keep their gold there i don't know how many. people know that so what about in a scenario where there is just a dire monetary crisis something horrible happens in a nuclear option and this is something that jim rickards describes in his book currency wars a country like germany worry that the u.s. could confiscate its goal. yes they should in fact this should be referred to the u.s. necessarily so. to. keep trying to start. you know no one knows where there's any gold in fort knox they're not in the fact that they don't want to make some highly suspicious you're going to be d.c. setting the world there somebody go ahead and say yes the bill is there. if they don't want to do that and it kind of implies it might not be there so are you saying you think that that's why t

the companies are accused of threatening barrowers with violence or tricking them into paying money theyarrived in the mail stunned jim bond. >> i received a certified letter that said i was being sued for over $7,000. i felt suffocated and trapped. >> he wasn't even sure he owed the credit card debt. and even if he did it was 14 years past due. >> what do people need to know about the older debts? >> there may be a state statute that limits the ability to collect on the debt. >> that means they can't force you legally to pay it. but it didn't stop them who broke the law by threatening lawsuits on expired debts. and they reported the old debts to credit agencies. the company has paid a $2.5 million fine to the government even as it denies anyÑi wrongdoing. >> i am here to end your life. that's who i am. >> they long complained of harassment and threats from debt collectors with terrifying calls like these from other companies. >> if you don't pay this bill i might have to kill you. we will have your dog shot and eat him. >> attempts like these are illegal too. varies state by state. anyw

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we cannot continue to barrow at the rate we are today.d in this country at the federal level 42-cents of that is borrowed we had a trillion to $1.5 trillion to the debt every single year. we cannot sustain that over time. we need a budget that spells out how we will get this country become on a more sustainable fiscal path and that is the part on which the senate democrats are completely punting. i give the house republicans credit, they are going to do a budget they will face the tough challenges. bill: we'll see whether or not a shut down is in the offing or not. thank you, senator. alisyn: gearing up now for the next big g.o.p. battle in the land of lincoln. mitt romney and rick santorum both campaigning hard in illinois right now. 54 delegates are at stake when voters head to the polls on tuesday making the prayer restate a major player in what could become a two-man race. steve brown is live in washington. steve, we understand that up until now mitt romney's illinois operation was being run out of a living room, true? >> reporter: we

. >> it's a real barrow boy trader's term. and it's derived from the fact in a that muppets are puppets. because if the puppet wasn't being managed, it wouldn't do anything. and about about there isn't anybody controlling the puppet, the puppet doesn't know what to do. >> and here we think of kermit. >> yeah, not good. but nothing to do with that they don't like the muppets show. nothing to do with that. >> and i don't know about if you know this, the muppets -- >> mcdonald's ceo, jim skinner, retiring after more than seven years at the helm. don thompson will take charge. analysts expect to be a smooth transition. skinner is weidely credited wit executing a turn around for the past food chain. shares more than tripled while he was ceo. will that get a thumbs up? >> probably. do you think it won't? >> i'm just asking. >> i imagine yes. what do i know. >> and apple's new iphone will reportedly have a sharper and bigger 4.6 inch retina display. i have no idea what i just said. apple has started placing orders to its suppliers an

barrow: he was left alone in his day care center, fell into a bucket of beech -- of bleach and suffered irreparable brain damage. despite being awarded money, they couldn't -- his family couldn't correct -- collect money even though they were -- because the day care center wasn't required to have insurance. last august, they passed the anthony dejuan boatwright act so other families wouldn't face the same tragedy. juan, your mother and i thank you for your life, you will be missed but your legacy lives on. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the other gentleman from georgia. for what purpose does -- do you rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so order. >> mr. speaker, it looks like the president's road to regulation nation is truly never ending. mr. westmoreland: yesterday, the e.p.a. announced their latest set of regulations which will effectively ban the building of any new coal-powered plants. this regulation comes on the heels of some of the most costly regulations in the his

in barrow, top of the world there, they're at $5.75. bethel is paying $6.33. they long for the day they would be paying closer to $4. we are so far beyond the national average. they don't view higher gasoline prices as any kind of a political opportunity. what they are asking for is that they do more. in fact, there is an imperative that we here in congress do more to -- to address prices. and i believe that there is no question, there is no question that we can bring additional resources on-line, that we can bring several million additional barrels of american resources to market. and there's no question but what it would do. it's going to help to create jobs. we know that for a fact. it will absolutely generate revenues. it will better insulate our nation from the instability that we have with the global price markets. and that's -- we know that's what's happening right now. every time iran is mentioned, everything gets a little shaky out there. and we know that this -- so much of this is due, in fact, to the fact that there is little spare capacity in the

the governor has commissioners in barrow, in tanin aivmentna, , all leading the march t to stand up and speak out about domestic violence. i want to acknowledge what the gopher has done -- what the governor has done to spotlight this through this "choose respect" initiative. we've got great alaskans standing together and again a real commitment to make a difns. unfortunately, you've heard me say this before, in a state like alaska where i think we have unharrell hunparalleled beauty,o have an ugly side to our state has manifested in statistics that we see with violence begins women and particularly violence against native women. violence against native women has reached epidemic proportions. we're at a point where two and a half times higher native women experience domestic violence, sexual assault at rates two and a half times higher than other races. in the lower 48, women on reservations are nearly ten times more likely to be murdered. systematic legal barriers show insufficient law mechanisms result in women and children living in fear. in alaska nearly one in two women have experie

let me tell you, the best way for sculpture is jesse barrows, for that your horn, giving the people of the voices in the arab awakening. and the painting is for a piece called one into. congratulations to them. i don't know they're with us. i want to congratulate them. [applause] >> i'm going to go right to the substantive question, and i'm going to start with you, dr. brzezinski, and not surprisingly i will start with egypt. and i start with egypt, obviously this is the sadat for them. mrs. sadat issue, but egypt is not only an important country in the middle east but really a lot of central issues pertaining to an american choices in relation to egypt. and before i ask you about what we should be doing now, particularly with a crisis that came out of the ngo issue when egyptian judiciary took action against international ngos including americans, that created a political crisis. i want to look a little further. i know that you have been a key player in mediating the camp david accords between egypt and israel at camp david maryland. and we look at american foreign policy over the las