citizens united only way we can begin to rebuild america and take back control of our democracy the bat house judiciary chair lamar smith earlier this year new jersey rep steve rothman interest a bill that would prevent attorneys from removing jurors from the jury pool because they're gay well this should already be a right for gay jurors have of the constitution is equal protection clause many gay jurors are still discriminated against when picked for jury duty on friday judiciary chairman representative lamar smith has said he has quote no plans to move the bill of those taught or in other words he's blocking thanks to republicans like representative smith the fight for equal rights for gays in america is one step forward two steps back and the very very ugly john sununu last week mitt romney claimed that america needs fewer teachers firefighters and police officers. trying to explain away the gaffe romney campaign chairman john sununu went on endlessly and d.c. this morning and said this if this is fewer kids in the classroom the taxpayers really do want to hear that there will be fewer te

. >> i remember i walked into his house and right off the bat i knew something was funny because he hadn locks, bolt locks on his door. i walked in and he started bolting all the locks and i remember thinking, oh, my god. i'm going to die. >> so she snuck into the bathroom to call her pimp begging for help. he ordered her not to leave without being paid. then when she came out of the bathroom the john attacked her. >> he started choking me and saying he hated prostitutes and he didn't care about them and that the way he got off was to kill them slowly while he raped them. i just remember laying there and just taking it, blow after blow. >> desperate, britney says she told her attacker that she had hiv and needed to get condoms from the car. when they reached the front door of the complex, she ran for her life. >> when i left that night i didn't have money. when i went back to my pimp he beat me so hard. to this day i can't hear in my left ear because he beat me so bad with a pistol. i had many friends on the track that disappeared over time. you would hear later on the news that a trick

say how can we create jobs and grow our city whether it is housing, transportation, health, education, whatever the subject? and right off the bat, nature gave us an opportunity with the earthquake. an unwelcomed change but nonetheless, taking down the decision that the people of san francisco had to make and mayor at the time about whether to take down the freeway or to shore it up and that decision to take it it down of course led to so many things south of market. the military decided they were going to close three military bases and this small, teeny tiny seen, 40 square miles and three bases which gave us opportunity for the presidio treasure island has been mentioned and of course very important to us, your neighbor here at hunters point. so all the mitigation, removal of poisons of the past and some of these places, they are all construction nirkt i evers. so -- initiatives. for this $10 million, for every dollar, there are 20 times more requests for the grant, so we were sort of pestering the secretary about what this would mean in transportation investment generating economic recovery. how we met the standard of that ti

bats and gloves. if we want to win the house back and defend medicare instead of allowing republicans to defend millionaires, we have to be able to compete. wisconsin told us that these republicans, this small group of people who can write unlimited money and buy elections had free reign. we can't afford to let that happen for the middle class or medicare. we have to compete. >> when i hear this term and 2008 and president obama overwhelmed john mccain. he was able to carry states that democrats had not carried in decad decades. when you say someone bought the election, you are assuming the voter is not bright and easily distracted by a television ad? >> voters are very smart. they have the right to know who is buying these elections. that's the whole issue. under a house democratic majority, president obama supports the disclose act. it's america. you want to make a contribution, go ahead. people have the right to know who is making these contributions. under the supreme court case, there too many instances where one or two or three individuals are beaming into a district and never have been in and don't u

bat to the head, whatever. >> miller was hit in the head with an object while he lay sleeping in his bedroom. at the house he shares on 48th avenue north of the university campus. and the incident is a hazy blur because the blow to the head. but miller strongly suspects his home was targeted because it is rented by students. >> if it's true, it's because they have been inside before and they have been able to look around. >> perhaps because the open house style parties, common in these college rental house neighborhoods, provide ample opportunity for strangers to select victims. >> they know there's a laptop to each person in the house. >> the attackers kicked down locked bedroom doors and cleaned out laptops. a neighbor called 911. he saw an incoherent and bleeding miller hanging out of an upstairs window. >> ryan miller and his three roommates say they plan to reenforce their doors. police have not made any arrests. in college park, scott broom, 9news now. >> thank you. university police issued five off campus alerts this year alone. >> metro's new plan to help out riders during rush hour is now here. t

bat earlier in the evening. >>> this morning two suspects in custody after a reported kidnapping in san pablo. sheriffs focused on a houseon michelle drive. they set up a crime scene at the neighborhood last night. detectives are saying little about their investigation. two men were detained for questioning in connection with the case and they are talking to a woman. >>> pittsburg firefighters think a child playing with matches started a fire that burned down the family house leaving 11 homeless the father heard the smoke alarm and saw his children running from the house he went in to find his son's bed engulfed in flames, this happened 2:00 yesterday afternoon the fire generated a lot of smoke which firefighters say hampered their efforts that smoke was visible to ers on the highway near bay, -- to drivers on the highway nearby, but no one was hurt. >>> central valley town about 85 miles east of san francisco faces a projected 26 million dollar deficit. stockton has lost tax revenue with the second highest housing foreclosure rate in the nation. generous retirement plans and expensive city investments have added to the

batting, they had no idea at all. birds outfielder chavez had up his sleeve and they hope protect a tough game. is there a hero in the house the second straight day. all star matt wieters a double. clear off the wall. o's fans bouncing off the wall and jones runs from first. and crossed the plate with the o's winning. they're off tomorrow then welcoming the pirates straight on tuesday. >> we're able to take advantage of some mistakes and matt put a good swing on the ball and luckily we had our guys out there running. >> andy pet táeu -- pettitte bare handed catch. his second homer of the game. yankees win 5-4. last night, the miami heat successfully rallied back then wore down the boston celtics eastern conference final in miami. the heat got 21-12 from lebron james. and 101-88 at aod 23 for dwayne wade. they now prepare for the championship round. the nba finals starting tuesday night in oklahoma city. it'll be the heat versus the thunder for the big title. finally the nascar crowd in pocono, pennsylvania and logano nearly running over one of his pit crew. then sorenson kisses a cement wall. four laps are done. he goes on

bat. the attorneys say the school should expect a lawsuit based on negligence. >> the race for the white house are shaken up. the private sector is doing fine. spoken by president obama in a news conference, he called on the economy. he, quote, got hammered by mitt romney. steve handelsman has the story. >> president obama made -- reassured the nation. and took credit for 4.8 million private sector jobs. >> the private sector is doing fine. >> republicans say, are you kidding? >> did he see the jobs numbers that came out last week? the private sector is not doing fine. >> the auto industry, u.s. manufacturing was strong in may. >> construction jobs were weighed down. the public sector was worse. teachers, firefighters and cops laid off. the president's point was to blame congress for rejecting his bill to help states and cities higher. >> if congress huh passed it in full, we would be on track to have a million more americans working this year. keep in mine the private sector has been working at a solid pace. >> mitt romney was in iowa when he heard about his gift. >> he said the private secto

remedies, have nov's issue for housing violations, building violations, and then they have to have them referred to our office. otherwise, we will get thrown out right off the bat. unfortunately over the past several years, the backlog -- we were not taking cases referred to our office by the department of inspection. that has proven to be a real problem. i want to take some of that and put a fire under folks to make sure that we're getting cases referred to us. that goes into something a was talking about earlier with my consumer protection unit, because part of that has to do with exactly those type of cases. the more that i can develop those cases and have it be self sustaining and make sure we're making a difference in people's lives in the community, the more value you're going to see. that is something we can encapsulate within the pilot project. supervisor kim: that would be great. if we have the staff, i would love the resources to be put into that. those are certainly my question is for dbi when they come to us later, how their allocating the resources to inspection as well as permitting. >> and you should know, when i bring those cases, some of them h

house. bottom of the 6th. joel peralta guy again. came in the game while appealing that suspension. again without his glove. but danny espinosa had his own bat, and laces a double down the line. here it comes. he will score. adam laroche, trying to make it a two run double. he is -- safe! geo gonzalez gets the win. so do the nats. they take 2 of 3 from the rays, win 5-2 and ian desmond, how about this team? >> we got such a good team. rizzo did such a good job putting the guyings together. win or lose we're a tight knit group and it's fun to come to the ballpark. >>> the orioles are off tonight but will host the nats all weekend long, and you can catch saturday night's game, the 23rd, right here on fox 5. shameless plug. we kick it off at 7 p.m. >>> time for a quick break, but don't go anywhere. an honor for d.c. united head coach ben olsen, plus the heat, could but a core nation tonight? how about georgetown center henry simms trying to impress the wizards. did he do it? we need to look for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start

bats for protection. >>> leaders of the world's largest economies are meeting for a second day in mexico. they're focused on how to keep your financial crisis from spreading. danielle nottingham has more now from the white house. >> reporter: preventing a global financial catastrophe is job number one as leaders sit down for a second day of talks at the g ten summit in mexico -- g20 summit in mexico. president obama and heads of the world's largest economies are urging europe to take all measures necessary to overcome its debt crisis. >> a lot of attention has been centered on europe. now is the time as we've discussed to make sure that all of us join to do what's necessary to stabilize the world financial system. >> reporter: world markets did not get the boost hoped for after the greek election, and now spain's borrowing costs have reached dangerously high levels. the white house knows stabilizing the situation in europe is critically important to keep the crisis from spreading here, something the president is eager to avoid as he fights to keep his job. leaders at the summit are trying to rally behind spending that will boost growth and job creation. they're also holding talks with one another on the sidel

white house secretary jay carney said the crowd were not booing but chanting what boston fans do when youkalis goes to bat" yesterday in a fundraiser at miami beach, take a listen to the president when he tries to give the n.b.a. champions the miami heat some props. >> it would be incomplete if i did not congratulate the city of miami, for having the world champion miami heat here in town. [ applause ] >> bret: twitter quickly picked up on the plural heats. the american civil libertys union teaming up with the ku klux klan. earlier in month, georgia denied the kkk's request to be part of adopt a highway program saying it promotes organization with a history of inciting civil disturbance. now the aclu says it will help the kkk because it's a case of first amendment rights. the aclu says it is working out the strategy for case. utah republican congressman jason chaffitz introduced legislation to been a miniature horses in establishments like restaurants. really. it's in response to the justice department revision of the americans with disabilities act. now allowing many horses to be used as service animals

house. but after an exhaustive search, they have they left that home about four hours ago. >>> a untilly's long fought bat toll clear their name is finally over. in 1980, a child disappeared while their family was camping in the also trail yawn outback. her mover claimed the child was taken by a dog. now, following four inquests in the case, a coroner has officially ruled the baby's death was indeed caused by a wild dog which finally allows the family to have her death certificate. >> a heart-breaking story and journey. it is heart breaking. >>> coming up next on fox 5 morning news, we are checking with tucker for your full forecast. storms that dropped heavy rains on parts of the south are bringing showers to our area now. >> we had high hopes it would be the caps hoisting the stanley cup trophy but instead, the los angeles kings claimed that honor. we'll have the highlights after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, northrop grumman. [ kareem ] i was fa

police say it started with an attack with a baseball bat but ended with a fiery crash in the east bay. >> reporter: we've just learned a fast-moving houseire here in oakland has turned deadly. what investigators are telling us about the possible cause. >>> we're live in san jose where fire officials are trying to figure out who is responsible for three fires all set within one hour of off other. that story when "mornings on 2" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton honors. the guest loyalty program with over thirty-eight hundred hotels worldwide. >>> welcome back. we have some new information now about a house fire. we've been telling you about this since 4:30 this morning. in the last 30 minutes we found out the fire has turned deadly. ktvu's alex savidge is at the fire scene with the new detail. alex? >> reporter: well, the battalion chief here on scene just confirmed to me one of the two men pulled out of this house has died. this is the home that caught fire in the 2900 block of kingsland avenue in oakland. flames were shooting out of the place when the first crews got mere -- got

baseball bat earlier yesterday evening police were searching a nearby apartment complex for the suspect. >>> two suspects in custody after reported kidnapping in san pablo. sheriffs focused on a houseon michelle drive. they set up a crime scene at the neighborhood last night. detectives are saying very little about their investigation. two men were detained in connection with the case. they are talking to a woman. >>> prominent san francisco gay rights activist larry brinkin is facing child pornography charges the 66-year-old who led the fight to recognize same-sex partnerships was arrested friday. he's now out on bail. brinkin retired from the city's human rights commission two years ago. police seized computers, videos and floppy disc from his home. an investigation was land everyoned after a tip from the los angeles police department. >>> san francisco police took on a different blue last night dodger blue to root out troublesome fans during the game last night. 40 fans were thrown out of the game for misconduct, no one was arrested. staffers say recent problems are due to alcohol consumption. increase enforcement is in response to the severe beating of brian stow during last ye

house. the rest of his body found in a church dumpster just blocks away. todays before the murder after he attacked another student with a baseball bat in the dorms. >> i heard it was a random attack on a student here, he was just walking down the stairs and boom. >> that student suffered a skull fracture. friends say kinyua had a drastic personality change after he was kicked out of the rotc program. >> i heard he may have been a bit autoof the ordinary -- out of the ordinary at times. >> the victim held several masters degrees. he lived with the kinyua family for 6 months. >> very scary knowing it's so close to home. >> reporter: they're now working with the fbi to try to figure out why he did what he's confessed to doing. back to you. >> kinyua is charged with first degree murder and has been denied bail. >>> the campaign fraud case against john edwards has ended in a mistrial. jurors could not agree whether large amounts of money he received from donors were campaign contributions or gifts to help him hide his pregnant mistress. he admits his conduct was immoral. prosecutors could retry the case but legal experts say that's unlikely. >>> the former rutge

house mate. the weeks earlier he attacked a stupt with a baseball bat -- student with a baseball bat.was standing other him with a @ >>> i like your nurse's uniform, guy. >> these are o.r. scrubs. >> oh are they? >> i'm a detective, you know it? >> oh i love ferris wheels. >> me, too. we need to stay on task. >> right.pthere's our meat. i was thinking about changing myself to a bulldozer. do you want to come? >> what time? >> 1:00 1:30. >> sounds good. should i bring my own chain? >> we always do. we love each other. >> yes. >> think about what i'm saying. are you sure you're ready for this? >> yes we are. >> let me rephrase it. >> we're in a hurry. >> are you chewing -- spit out the gum, sister. in fact, everybody. >> i cringe. i cringed at that part. i hate chewed up gum in my hand. welcome back to "cbs this morning." that was just a sample of the memorable characters played by jason schwartzman. >> he teams up director wes anderson's new film "moon rise kingdom" opened to enormous praise. yea son joins us in the studio. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> first of alling anythi

the white house suddenly actioning a deal with arizona allowing local police to enforce immigration rules. and governor brewer is furious and strikes bat calling it a new low, even for this administration. and she's not throwing in the towel. meanwhile the obama administration is not through with arizona for the day. late tonight they announce a telephone hot line for civil rights complaints in arizona. and now it's governor brewer' turn. she's here on the record to tell you why it son over yet. and john mccain is here to go on the record about immigration in his state. and the next big ruling, healthcare. that happens thursday. all that coming up. and for starters, the facts. you need to know exactly what the supreme court decided. and you will because fox news supreme court correspondent shannon breen is here and no one knows it better than shannon. all right. you were at the supreme court today. tell me what the decision means. >> well, basically overall they are striking down three of the provisions in play. and those three provision that is federal law perempts what the state was trying to do. they agreed on upholding one portion

the white house suddenly actioning a deal with arizona allowing local police to enforce immigration rules. and governor brewer is furious and strikes batow, even for this administration. and she's not throwing in the towel. meanwhile the obama administration is not through with arizona for the day. late tonight they announce a telephone hot line for civil rights complaints in arizona. and now it's governor brewer' turn. she's here on the record to tell you why it son over yet. and john mccain is here to go on the record about immigration in his state. and the next big ruling, healthcare. that happens thursday. all that coming up. and for starters, the facts. you need to know exactly what the supreme court decided. and you will because fox news supreme court

bat earlier in the evening. police were searching a nearby apartment complex for the suspect. >>> this morning, two suspects in custody after reported kidnapping in san pablo. officials focused on a house on michelle drive set up a crime scene last night. detectives are saying little about their investigation. two men were detained for questioning in connection with the case they are talking to a woman. >>> pittsburg firefighters think a child playing with matches started a fire that burned down the family home leaving 11 homeless. the child's father says he heard the smoke alarm and saw his children running from the house he went in and found his son's bed engulfed in flames around 2 yesterday afternoon the fire created a lot of smoke which firefighters say hampered their efforts that smoke was visible on highway 4. >>> city officials in stockton continue to grapple with the financial crisis that is threatening to turn night the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. the central valley town 85 miles east of san francisco faces projected 26 million dollar deficit stockton has lost tax revenue with second highest foreclosure rate in the nation, retirements and investments added to th

house. >> if it's true, it's because they've been inside before and they've been able to look around. i was being woken up with whatever it was, like a baseball bat, blackjack to the head, whatever. >> he had to get staples to close the gash in his head. he and his roommates plan to tighten security around their home and get baseball bats for protection. >>> voters in the district will pick a new council chairman this november. it doesn't look like vincent orange will be on the ballot. "the washington post" reports the councilman told colleagues he's going to stay out of the race but phil mendelson will be in it. he picked up petitions yesterday to formally run for the seat. the at large councilman was picked last week to serve as interim chairman in the wake of kwame brown's resignation. >>> looking ahead to 2013, republican delegate scott lingamfelter is hoping to become the next lieutenant governor. he represents prince william county. republicans plan on holding a convention instead after primary next year. >>> it's 6:36 on this -- it's 6:06 on this tuesday morning. i'm watching your money. a new database of credit card complaints goes online

bat and just months before that, the suspect was dismissed from the school's r.o.t.c. program. >>> a congressman says the transportation security administration is so bloated it is unprepared for terror threats. houseubcommittee laid into the tsa administrator on capitol hill today. last week, five security officers were fired for failing to conduct random passenger screenings at the southwest florida airport in ft. myers. 38 officers were suspended. >> i'm just telling you, it's palpable. the american people are just really disgusted and outraged with the department that they see is bloated and insef. >> lawmakers suggested the agency could do without 30% of its work force and still get the job done. the head of the tsa disagreed with that. >>> in the presidential race, the latest fund-raising figures suggest that mitt romney has an edge in campaign contributions, at least in the short term. meanwhile, the fed chairman warned a failure to make a deal on tax rates could push the country over a cliff. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: mitt romney went to missouri to blame president obama for letting down american families. >> it is a moral failure of tragic proportion when there are over 23 mil

bat until the heartland with national consequences. how will the brawl in wisconsin reshape the race for the white house. >>> caught on tape. jaw-dropping moments when this small child slips through this fourth-story balcony. every second counts as neighbors rush to the rescue. >>> and the brewing controversy over one of the biggest beauty pageants. one contestant saying that donald trump's contest is now fixed. why she knew who would be crowned the winner before the competition even started. >>> and look who is back, all fresh, after that long flight. >> oh. there's no place like home. no place like home. >> well, it is great to have you back. we have a lot to get to this morning. there's big news on the war on terror. u.s. officials confirm that american forces have taken out al qaeda's number two man. it's one of many successes since the killing of osama bin laden almost a year ago. the big question, is al qaeda, after all these losses, on its last leg? >> that is the big question, george. >>> and sheryl crow, revealing she's facing a new health concern about a brain tumor. thankfully, it is benign. you'll remember, she

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batting 1.000. diane paulis is the show's director. >> this is everything i dream of. great music. great story. great character. great passion. i was thinking, why is this in the opera house, why isn't this work considered great musical theater? >> reporter: her revival is streamlined, two-and-a-half hours instead of the usual four with the script rewritten making it less like an opera, more like amuseical. that's one reason that before it even opened, stephen sondheim, widely considered the greatest living writer of musical theater, blasted the creative team in a letter to the "new york times" accusing them of disdain for the opera. when stephen sondheim wrote that letter, did it feel like moses coming down and smashing the tablets? >> no. it just felt like someone who had a very strong opinion about something that they didn't know of. >> i actually was giddy about it. people are supposed to be so passionate about theater that they're writing letters, they're arguing and people are going back and forth. >> reporter: if controversy hadn't eruptedded, well, it wouldn't be porgy and bess. the version that opened in 1935 was riddled with racial he threats including the n-wor

the white house like barack obama who is fighting for the middle class and working families, who understands the plight of working families and who makes it a priority every single day to go to bat for them. that's why he has made sure that we cut taxes 18 different times for small businesses and for the middle class and made sure that when it comes to our tax policy and to our spending policy, that we strike the right balance and not focus our deficit reduction on balancing it all on the backs of people who can least afford it the middle class, and why he is fighting to make sure that in just ten days, we don't have a transportation bill that causes a million jobs to evaporate in the transportation sector. 7 million students -- >> get the money to compete. >> 7 million student was to their student loan interest rates double. that's because of mitt romney and the republicans total disregard and insensitivity and really discomfort with the middle class and regular folks. >> there are some campaign officials, as you know, congresswoman, who have been privately telling reporters, we originally heard that the super pacs were going to spend, outside groups, about $1 billion on tv ads

bat .1000 around here. tip o'neill had one great quality that made him a man of the house, he loved it. he loved that place. it is like san francisco, if you love san francisco, they will love you. the one key entry would go to san francisco, tell everybody love this city and you will be incredibly welcome. loving the city is what reminds everybody. what makes you a man or woman of the house is you love the house. i once told jerry brown -- he asked why anybody would run for the house. i told him the camaraderie. he had no idea what that was. hanging out with the men and women of the house is what it is about, sharing the community. tip o'neill love the the floor. they were both floor leaders. they like to be ready action was. they liked the cloakroom. the democrats had their cloakroom chez ramone but everybody would go there for lunch. he loved junkets. it is the best thing in the congress. it is a time for the husbands and wives to get together with each other and creates a wonderful friction remover. you are able to get mad at someone else but your wife will say you like that guy. it

house oversight committee chairman darrell issa is slamming the president for not turning over documents related to the baton. >>> a new nickname for london's popular landmark. big ben will be renamed elizabeth tower after the queen. david cameron says the change is a fitting recognition of her service of 60 years. nice gesture, not sure it's going to take. >> they have to redo the chevy chase movie, "vacation." elizabeth clock, parliament. never mind. tonight's moment you may have missed. president obama poking fun at my red sox. and in boston. here's what happens. here's what happens. listen. >> i just want to say, thank you for youkilis. [ laughter and booing ] >> too soon. that's kevin youkilis right there in a boston red sox uniform. he was traded to the president's chicago white sox. press secretary jay carney who happens to root for the right team, clarified with this tweet, let's be clear, potus, thank the boston crowd for youk. others cried youk in sad memo yum. no, no. they were booing. they were booing. mary, we'll see you tomorrow. erin burnett, outfront starts now. >> "outfront," next. are law

house oversight committee chairman darrell issa is slamming the president for not turning over documents related to the baton. >>> a new nickname for london's popular landmark. big ben will be renamed elizabeth tower after the queen. david cameron says the change is a fitting recognition of her service of 60 years. nice gesture, not sure it's going to take. >> they have to redo the chevy chase movie, "vacation." elizabeth clock, parliament. never mind. tonight's moment you may have missed. president obama poking fun at my red sox. and in boston. here's what happens. here's what happens. listen. >> i just want to say, thank you for youkilis. [ laughter and booing ]

house mate and eating his organs faces more trouble. alexander kinyua has been indicted on attempted murder trouble for the earlier attack on the morgan state campus. he beat joshua caesar with a baseball bates is defending him. larry gibson agrees the calls were offensive and illegal but he said it's unacceptable that his misdemeanor conviction landed him in jail. >>> the fighting blindness foundation helden ae vent called -- held an event of dining in the dark. to date that foundation has raised more than $450 million for research into blindness. >>> make sure you join us monday morning at 11:00 a.m. for a live coverage of the star spangled sailabration special. it will be hosted by cbs's bob shifer along with mary and jessica. stay with wjz 13, md m's news do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight. the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes & noble and at target. [ jared ] uh, michael?