we--we met someone who has friends named sammie and bernard. i'm bernard.ho's been talking about us? your friend monica corbett. monica and, uh... ah, russ. we added them to our list because russ has a goodish sort of job. you aren't friendly with them? they're very polite, but, uh... they're not our sort. (goren) oh, i think that they want to be your sort. he wax--he waxes his eyebrows. he also copies your spray-on tan. [chuckles] detective, you outed him. he pays a lot of money for that tan. i hate my english pallor! russ is very smitten with bernard. he has a boy crush on him. oh, sammie thinks that everyone is madly in love with me. oh, i--i'm afraid to ask. has...something happened to russ and monica? oh, yes. they were abducted. and, uh...drugged. while their townhouse was being stripped. [gasps] are they...all right? monica's in a psychiatric ward, and russ died of a heroin overdose. so, no, they're not all right. how 'bout that database? the loft was rented to a screenwriter named wes banyon. do you know him? no. is there someone else back here? blo

>> that's a good one bernard. sorry, sir. >> okay, bernard. do you have any suggestions? you considered miami? >>> okay, what do you get when republicans and democrats walk into a bar together? >> what bar? >> it doesn't matter. >> what time is it? is it happy hour? >> c.j., they got the best wings, sweet and tasty. >> that sweet tasty is mine. >> what i was going to say was, republicans and democrats would never go into a bar together. >> did they run out of wings? >> i'm going to have to find some other jokes. >> wait a minute. that was a joke? >> that's why i call you p.c. >> there's nothing wrong with being politically correct. >> no, p.c. stands for president carnie. >> you have to have thicker skin than that. like the skin on paul's face. >> you won't be telling jokes about people, people will be telling jokes about you. >> there's a lot of material to work with. >> people are going to think you know something. the economy is going straight to hell. >> ain't nothing wrong with my body. >> we need to have a practice road right here. get all your crying out now. >> ma

bernard watson, can you hear me?rking to get him back. >> producers maybe can figure out what walmart that is. i'm sure there are a lot of parents watching today who are obviously frantic and concerned and want to meet their students. we would love to be able to tell parents where to go to meet up with their students. you're looking live right now. cbs has a sky over mcnair learning academy. we understand a gunman was inside the school. no one with hauas hurt and a gus taken into custody. >> i know in fulton county, the county in which my child goes to school, they will send out not only a text, an e-mail blast and phone message blast to all parents and staff if there's any sort of incident. it koulcould be weather related something like there. they may have that on their phones. getting their information while at work to find out exactly where they need to go to pick up their children and let them know their children are safe. that's the most important thing in all of this as we watch live. as the kids gather outsid

that is andy bernard. andy bernard. if i were you... st. bernard. i would fire anthony gardner...at? before noon... i'm not-- to consolidate power. i'm not firing somebody on the first day. no, no, no, not somebody. gardner. the japanese camp guards of world war ii always chose one man to kill whenever a batch of new prisoners arrived. i always wondered how they chose the man who was to die. i think i would have been good at choosing the person. good morning. you got the food. good! lookee, lookee, lookee. what i want you to do-- set it up in the conference room, please. make it look nice, as if you were trying to impress a much older man who's way out of your league. okay. [quiet laugh] yes, i'm in a good mood today. i'm excited to meet all of the new people and to see my old friend again, definitely. that's always a thing that makes people happy, to have an old friend back. (michael) ding ding ding ding ding! our first arrival. welcome to scranton. this is hannah smoteridge-barr. hannah smoteridge-barr. welcome to our humble abode. there he is. tony-- gardner. gardner. i knew th

bernard was very aware of this. i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?ficers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy,

mary katharine and bernard, great to see you as always.n we come right back, new york yankees star alex rodriguez in major league trouble and tens of millions of dollars is at stake. and then, does the government have a right to take from the rich and give to itself? one liberal congressman says you bet. we're going to hear that argument upcoming. >> laura: in the factor follow up segment tonight, major league baseball suspended new york yankees mega star alex rodriguez today for 211 games, algting that he used banned substances. the move could cost rodriguez tens of millions of dollars. and while debate over the steroid suspensions continue, former baseball commissioner fay vincent put forth his solution to the problem. quote, one drug violation and a player is gone from the game forever. joining us now from los angeles is fox news sports analyst jim gray. jim, before we get into what have mr. vincent suggested, let's get everyone up to date what happened today specifically with rodriguez. >> well, 12 players, laura, were suspended and th

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joining us now from new york is democratic strategist bernard whitman. okay, bernard.to he radio mind people that planned parenthood already gets almost a half a billion dollars of separate money. they are going to get these things called navigator grants. and the money is spread out across the country, bernard. this comes on the heels of this gao. government accounting office nonpartisan investigation into the way planned parenthood spend taxpayer dollars after in texas planned parenthood settled for $4.1 million, these federal fraud charges over how it administers medicaid. given the fact that there they are already under investigation for fraudulent billing and so forth, why the heck are we giving them a half a million dollars for obama care navigation? >> because, laura, the fact of the matter is, planned parenthood someone of the most trusted providers of healthcare in this country. every single year they provide healthcare to over 3 million women, half of them don't have insurance. 90% of the care that they provide is preventative care, wellness exams, pap smears

cbs news weather consultant david bernard is following the wet weather. >> well, it seems like the storms across the midwest have been relentless for the past several days causing all kinds of flooding problems. in fact, it looks like today we're going to continue with numerous flooding advisories for kansas, northeast oklahoma, southwest and southeast missouri and extends into arkansas and even western portions of tennessee will be under these flood watches and in some cases flood warnings. now, during the day today, it looks like more rounds of thunderstorms will be possible across the midwest, specifically across kansas and oklahoma. it looks like missouri and arkansas could get in on this action as well. one thing it's doing, it's keeping the temperatures down. highs are mostly going to be in the 80s and lows in the 70s as far west as dodge city and even thunderstorms near denver with high temperatures around 79 degrees. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> overseas now, this morning the state department ordered all nonessential employees to evacuate the u.s. consulate in lahore, p

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell, you can still see the grief on her face and hear it in her voice. >> you really can, dan. it has been seven years since teenager aubrey was gunned down in this very intersection of grove and baker. his mother is still vowing to find witnesses who can help bring a killer to justice. aubrey was just 17 years old when he was gunned down at the corner of grove and baker streets exactly seven years ago. >> his life was just cut short that day. that day my life changed. it has never been the same. >> paul let is marking the anniversary by returning to the place her son was shot 30 times. she is posting signs and passing out fliers about the unsolved crime. >> who is to say they won't do it again? >> aubrey played scrawl in high school and was about to start his senior year. many believe witnesses are out there but too frightened to come forward. >> in my experience and i work in the criminal justice system. oocially when -- usually when something like this happens it is on facebook

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> developing news, police are searching for the hit andrun driver who hit a motorcycle on 580 just before 6:00. that caused the motorcycle to collide with a big rig. the driver of the motorcycle died at the scene. the driver who struck the motorcycle took off. part of 580 was shutdown for several hours. three toll leans on the bay bridge are shutting down for the weekend. westbound lanes 16, 17 and 18 are on the right hand side of the plaza and closed two hours ago. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lanes will remain closed until monday morning at 5:00. during that time the crews will change one of the cash lanes on the far right into a fast track train. the westbound fast track drivers will be allowed to access two bus lanes on the far right hand side of the toll plaza. >>> overseas to the crisis. there appears to be a toxic glass attack and has gone viral. the syrian americans have held a vigil a vigil for friends and family members. alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose ur

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> developing news, police are searching for the hit andrun driver who hit a motorcycle on 580 just before 6:00. that caused the motorcycle to collide with a big rig. the driver of the motorcycle died at the scene. the driver who struck the motorcycle took off. part of 580 was shutdown for several hours. three toll leans on the bay bridge are shutting down for the weekend. westbound lanes 16, 17 and 18 are on the right hand side of the plaza and closed two hours ago. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lanes will remain closed until monday morning at 5:00. during that time the crews will change one of the cash lanes on the far right into a fast track train. the westbound fast track drivers will be allowed to access two bus lanes on the far right hand side of the toll plaza. >>> overseas to the crisis. there appears to be a toxic glass attack and has gone viral. the syrian americans have held a vigil for friends and family members. alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose urged the

in fair field, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> here is a look at how quickly the fire consumed one home. about 4:20 this afternoon you can see as the flames start their destructive path through this-house. every 10 minutes a little bit worse. the roof is disappearing until less than an hour later the house is just a shell and a smoldering ruin is all that is left. the fire has now destroyed more than 100 buildings. an update on that in just a few minutes. >> first a bay bridge shutdown and here we go. it is t-minus 21 hours until the entire span closes. the bridge will close tomorrow night at 8:00. it may not reopen until early in the morning on tuesday. you can see the new eastern span and a live picture we have right here on the left side of your screen. the old one is on right. a lot of people say they will miss the old bay bridge. lisa amin gulezian joins us on treasure island with that story. i will just be happy for one that stays up. i have low expectations. i am hoping for that. >> you know, that is very true. a lot of people have been coming by tonight. they are coming with the

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell, you can still see the grief on her face and hear it in her voice. >> you really can, dan. it has been seven years since teenager aubrey aubrey was gunnd down in this very intersection of grove and baker. his mother is still vowing to find witnesses who can help bring a killer to justice. aubrey was just 17 years old when he was gunned down at the corner of grove and baker streets exactly seven years ago. >> his life was just cut short that day. that day my life changed. it has never been the same. >> paul let is marking the anniversary by returning to the place her son was shot 30 times. she is posting signs and passing out fliers about the unsolved crime. >> who is to say they won't do it again? >> aubrey played scrawl in high school and was about to start his senior year. many believe witnesses are out there but too frightened to come forward. >> in my experience and i work in the criminal justice system. oocially when -- usually when something like this happens it is on fa

i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> a strong earthquake rattled central new zealand this morning. the 6.5 magnitude quake was centered about 65 miles west of wellington and was followed by several strong aftershocks. some capital buildings were evacuated as people ran for cover. closer to the quake's center, homes were damaged and a bridge was destroyed, but no serious injuries have been reported. >>> and today the national transportation safety board hopes to be able to retrieve data from the black boxes on board the ups jet that crashed in alabama. the flight data recorders were recovered from the wreckage yesterday. the ntsb says the cargo jet was trying to land on the shorter runway at birmingham airport. it clipped some trees before crashing, but it appears there was no problem with the engines. >> the preliminary evidence indicates no evidence of an uncontained engine failure. there's no evidence of a pre-impact fire. >> the two pilots on board were killed. the captain had been with ups for 23 years. the first officer, since 2006. >>> coming up on the "morning news", the cal

in fair field, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> here is a look at how quickly the fire consumed one home. about 4:20 this afternoon you can see as the flames start their destructive path through this-house. every 10 minutes a little bit worse. the roof is disappearing until less than an hour later the house is just a shell and a smoldering ruin is all that is left. the fire has now destroyed more than 100 buildings. an update on that in just a few minutes. >> first a bay bridge shutdown and here we go. it is t-minus 21 hours until the entire span closes. the bridge will close tomorrow night at 8:00. it may not reopen until early in the morning on tuesday. you can see the new eastern span and a live picture we have right here on the left side of your screen. the old one is on right. a lot of people say they will miss the old bay bridge. lisa amin gulezian joins us on treasure island with that story. i will just be that s one that stays up. i have low expectations. i am hoping for that. >> you know, that is very true. a lot of people have been coming by tonight. they are coming with their

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> developing news, police are searching for the hit andrun driver who hit a motorcycle on 580 just before 6:00. that caused the motorcycle to collide with a big rig. the driver of the motorcycle died at the scene. the driver who struck the motorcycle took off. part of 580 was shutdown for several hours. three toll leans on the bay bridge are shutting down for the weekend. westbound lanes 16, 17 and 18 are on the right hand side of the plaza and closed two hours ago. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the lanes will remain closed until monday morning at 5:00. during that time the crews will change one of the cash lanes on the far right into a fast track train. the westbound fast track drivers will be allowed to access two bus lanes on the far right hand side of the toll plaza. >>> overseas to the crisis. there appears to be a toxic glass attack and has gone viral. the syrian americans have held a vigil for friends and family members. alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose urged the

you want go on a witch hunt. >> no, it's not. >> bernard, that's not quite fair. we should ignore and turn a blind eye to those who haven't gotten justice for 11 months. >> not ignore. >> i do want to ask you, bernard. why are these sealed? you say there could be a dozen other suspects and some charged. >> i did misspeak. they have not been unsealed but weren't released. we have no idea the sensitive classified information may be contained in these indictments that might compromise sources in the investigation and in the interest of national security to make sense to keep them sealed so we don't blow our opportunity potentially to unveil others involved in this crime. >> go ahead, lars. >> i know bernard is a political consultant. consider these facts. four americans were murdered. the president spent two weeks lying on national television that somehow this was a videotape that caused a wild mob to go out of control. when in fact he and the rest of the ap par rat tus of the u.s. government knew from their intelligence sources the night of the attack it was a terro

in fair field, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> here is a look at how quickly the fire consumed one home. about 4:20 this afternoon you can see as the flames start their destructive path through this-house. every 10 minutes a little bit worse. the roof is disappearing until less than an hour later the house is just a shell and a smoldering ruin is all that is left. the fire has now destroyed more than 100 buildings. an update on that in just a few minutes. >> first a bay bridge shutdown and here we go. it is t-minus 21 hours until the entire span closes. the bridge will close tomorrow night at 8:00. it may not reopen until early in the morning on tuesday. you can see the new eastern span and a live picture we have right here on the left side of your screen. the old one is on right. a lot of people say they will miss the old bay bridge. lisa amin gulezian joins us on treasure island with that story. i will just be happy for one that stays up. i have low expectations. i am hoping for that. >> you know, that is very true. a lot of people have been coming by tonight. they are coming with the

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell, you can still see the grief on her face and hear it in her voice. >> you really can, dan. it has been seven years since teenager aubrey was gunned down in this very intersection of grove and baker. his mother is still vowing to find witnesses who can help bring a killer to justice. aubrey was just 17 years old when he was gunned down at the corner of grove and baker streets exactly seven years ago. >> his life was just cut short that day. that day my life changed. it has never been the same. >> paul let is marking the anniversary by returning to the place her son was shot 30 times. she is posting signs and passing out fliers about the unsolved crime. >> who is to say they won't do it again? >> aubrey played scrawl in high school and was about to start his senior year. many believe witnesses are out there but too frightened to come forward. >> in my experience and i work in the criminal justice system. oocially when -- usually when something like this happens it is on facebook

we have abc7 news reporter cornell bernard in oakland. >> union members are not happy. many riders are happy. bart trains are rolling this morning and another week after the governor stepped in last night to temporarily block a strike hours before the midnight deadline. that move came as the request of bart management after contract talks stalled last night without an agreement. the governor told both sides in a let are he was stepping in because a strike would disrupt transportation and endanger public safety. union members are angry, and slamming bart management for posturing and

and from wildfires out west to another problem in the south, we bring in meteorologist david bernard from our miami station wfor. david, what is happening? >> reporter: good evening, jeff. wouldn't you know it, where we need the rain we're not seeing it and where we don't need any more rain we're getting too much of it and that's in the southeast. first we have a stalled front across the coast and that is the focus for a lot of shower and thunderstorm activity, but adding to all that is tropical moisture coming from the a weak tropical disturbance in the southern bay. that doesn't look like it's going to develop anytime soon. it will bring a lot more rain to the area and through tomorrow night, widen to two-inch rains are possible, where we see the yellows and reds, especially in the coastal areas. we could be talking about four to six inches of rain and in some cases we might see more than that upon. >> glor: david bernard, thank you. it was one of washington's biggest guessing games-- who will president obama appoint to be the next federal reserve chairman. the name janet yellin fi

bernard smith, al jazeera cairo. >> it may be san diego's mayor bob filner's last day. the council is now deciding whether to accept or reject the deal in the past few weeks 17 women have accused filner of inappropriate behavior. stephanie stanton is following the story for us from san diego, and steph that was agreed upon during those earlier negotiations that we a earlier in the week. they were between fil filner ean and council members and the city as well to try to negotiate some kind of settlement in which filner would be required to resign. we understand that there are possibly a financial pay off involved with this settlement, and that does not sit supporters for bob filner. take a glitch the people of san diego have made their voices heard. they're coming out in unison to state that they do not want mayor filner in office. we have this process set up. let him be recalled. >> i ask that each of you stand with the majority of san diego and vote no. allow the recall process pan out. do not let this man off. do not pay a dime of taxpayer money to this man. ms. jacks

peter bernard has the details. >> reporter: feeling helpless and intervened, lease were off survey withof in-14. situation on this school bus. they say if there were three different 15 year olds. after 2.5 weeks, the department. says this. >> with sleepless nights, it has been difficult. >> reporter: he has not been able to do anything to stop the violence. >> i did all i. and now i am petrified. >> the police chief saying that they should have been checking on the welfare of these children. >> he did not make any effort to do so. >> constrained by the public policy he says that he is ready to move on. his attorneys say is thinking that the gulfport police to pardon his oleum apology. >> and i think that to put them into an apology situation, and putting other children into a state of danger. >> it is as not as if he was looking up the window. the children got up and ran out the door. >> i wanted to help them so bad. >> with 18 years are driving without a problem he does not want to be judged of what happened on the last day of his job. >> san diego mayor bob filner is out of counseling

. >> i'm bernard. since we're addressing all budget items i want to focus our attendance on the central subway budget we believe should be placed in awe obedience until there's a friends audit. particularly regard the false and legality uncertain california environmental act and accessibility of the handicap walk between union square and market street replacing is by benches does not meet the standards. secondly, the subway will be 80 feet above market street subjecting it to earthquake and no litigation has been presented. i recall horrifically to the thousands that died in berlin. put that in your memory. it is important that we subject the analysis >> their - i wanted to speak about homeless seniors. we've been working in the tenderloin six months trying to get some beds designated for seniors. i think we were almost there and everything seems to have blogged down. i think it would be helpful if the board of supervisors would inspect some funds for. i find that i have worked with ken and others. and

>> father john bernard feit. >> father john feit. back then, a catholic priest. >> no evidence in this case right now points us in any other direction. >> so why is he still a free man? by all accounts, irene garza was a remarkable young woman. >> she kind of broke the mold. >> irene's younger cousin, noemi sigler. >> at that time, hispanics stayed on one side of town, anglos lived on another side, and she kind of transcended that. >> she was gentle and sweet and beautiful. >> lynda de la vina is another cousin. >> she was really a role model, and to see how she had gone through college, was a teacher, was a beauty queen and yet was just a very sweet and simple person to us as children. >> but in 1960, the body of this inspiring woman was found face down in this canal. she was 25, the age for thinking about getting married and raising a family. >> she didn't have a life. irene never had that chance. >> irene garza lived in this house in what was a very nice neighborhood near downtown mcallen and remains so today. she lived here with

monica: bernard, the question here is is the nsa program being abused?e intercepts coming from the nsa to go on criminal fishing expeditions on american citizens. most americans agree with tracking terrorist. but is it being abused on this administration? >> are you coming out in favor of drug trafficking? they engage in terror acts, why not. stuart: this is why i find these interviews so unsatisfying. there's a point to be made here. the nsa material has been used to track drug traffickers, not just terrorists, drug trafficking. that information is being taken out of the context of terrorism. >> they uncovered this latest threat. i don't understand why republicans are assistant and shoving die program. stuart: this is pointless. you are a democrat, you're putting out the democrats point of view and immediately turning to republicans. i want you to answer the substantial question. nsa snoops, collect a whole bunch of information. i am okay with that if it is used against terrorists. but wait a second, now we find it is being used by the dea. the nose oth

we have abc7 news reporter cornell bernard in oakland. >> union members are not happy. many riders are happy. bart trains are rolling this morning and another week after the governor stepped in last night to temporarily block a strike hours before the midnight deadline. that move came as the request of bart management after contract talks stalled last night without an agreement. the governor told both sides in a let are he was stepping in because a strike would disrupt transportation and endanger public safety. union members are angry, and slamming bart management for posturing and refusing to bargain in good faith. bart says it had no other choice. >> our wage offer is going up and up and we have been working with them on the pentagons and -- on the pensions to make a deal. >> the employer has bargained without good faith and created the first extreme and creating the second strike potential. >> the governor appoint add three member board to look into the heats contract talks over the next seven days after the inquiry the governor could decide to impose a 60's-day cool

. >> bernard smith is in cairo, let's get this straight.he strong man is released, and thhow do people feel about that? >> there is an irony there. most egyptians, everyone was glued to the television, the release of hosni mubarak into house arrest was wildly covered here. everybody was watching that helicopter make it's short flight but such is the training in this country that the release is caused mainly by shrugged shoulders. there isn't the anger towards mubarak that led to his ousting in 2011. this time plane see him as a relevance. >> there have been a couple of muslim brotherhood arrests today. the spokesman for the muslim brotherhood was arrested in nasr city. and this evening a couple of hours ago at an apartment in nasr city, the par la parliamenn for the muslim brotherhood, this is another example of the country's relentless crackdown on the muslim brotherhood leadership. a few are in custody. a few are still on the run and all of this happened in the last week. there is a clear indication that the army and the interim governmen

but they never yelled him out as michelle bernard said.never humiliated him on the house floor when he gave an address. these saying he's street con artist, a street hood, that reference to him as being illegal, impeachable. not even naming the grounds. at least with your boss, they had grounds for impeachment. >> you can't deny the fact some of this is racial. based on the fact he's the first african-american president. they just can't get over it. >> i think it's like they -- i legitimately think some of these guys -- like my dad worried about the national debt. i i think they put their head on the pillow with the wife and they can't go to sleep at night. barack obama's president. he's in washington. he's in the oval office. he's living upstairs. he shouldn't be there. >> and the republican politicians don't want to be in a photo op with president obama. >> how about this saying i feel sick ten feet from the guy. that guy said it. >> saying what a lot of people in capitol hill feel. because that photo -- >> because crist's job. >> anybod

bernard pierce did some dancing through the rain drops. takes the hand off, heads down the sideline. into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game. ravens leading. how about special teams? brendan trolwith blocks the punt. la quan williams had had a touchdown, a fumble. he also caught a touchdown pass from taylor. they beat the bucs 44-16. the next preseason game is next thursday when the atlanta falcons come to ravens stadium. john harbaugh reporting no significant injuries. always good news. >> thank you. the next preseason game is next thursday night, the falcons come to town. taylor had a good night. >> some had a good night and some names you don't know had good night. >> we will know them soon. >> i know one name we know? >> papas. >> that. >> reporter: happy friday . how are you guys doing? >> doing fine. >> reporter: did you stay up last night watching the game? >> reporter: yeah, i watched part of the game. people were on twitter saying get rid of flacco after the first interception. i'll tell you, the fans get upset. yes,

i do apologize for the connection with bernard. bernard.'ll have to leave it there for you with you. he was speaking from one such demonstration going on right now in geza. now let's speak to mohammed from the anti-coup alliance. just tell us where you are and how many demonstrations and marches are taking place, and what your strategy is. >> right now i'm following -- i was injured -- so i'm in the -- i'm in the back office right now doing social media follow up. but, you know, we have here -- we have -- i have in front of me a picture and -- and live stream from different parts of cairo. there are different marches around all over cairo. there is -- there is -- right now in nashir city protesters heading from [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ] they are all heading to the meet-up area, and i'm looking right in front of me now, there's [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ] geza and just -- all over -- all over -- every small city in cairo -- every big city in cairo, there are protests all over. and they all have destinations where they are going to

. >>> mientras que en santa clara, bernard trabaja en una nueva posición, davies tuvo buena química conaron su campo corto con alberto colaspo que batea para 252, con 5 cuadrangulares este viernes inician serie con los vigilantes de texas . >>> esta noche en los Ángeles, cristiano ronaldo realizará el primer lanzamiento del partido entre los dodgers y los yankees de nueva york, el partido contará con presencia de todo el real madrid, que enfrentará el jueves a los Ángeles galaxy >>> muchas gracias, gustavo, oiga, le recordamos que en nuestros estudios hay expertos en inmigración que contestan sus llamadas sobre temas generales de inmigración, llame ahora al número en su pantalla (información en pantalla) al mismo tiempo le recordamos que no hay aún una reforma migratoria así que no se deje engañar. >>> se dice que los gatos tiene 7 vidas, pero mire esta gatita que viajó más de seis mil millas en las filipinas, estaba como polizón en el muelle, fue descubierta en los Ángeles, california, en una de las cajas del barco, a pesar que estaba deshidratada y hambrienta, se cree que usó una de s

. >>> desde hace quince dÍas, gabreleo moreno bernard, es noticia, el nieto de cantinflas vive en laesmiente. >>> le digo a mi papÁ que por favor si quiere ayudarme, pues, que sea lo mÁs pronto posible. >>> podrÍa pasar algo, algo mÁs duro. puedes perder al otro hijo. >>> el joven descendiente del comediante, dijo que su padre le ofreciÓ regresar a casa, tiene motivos para rechazar la oferta. >>> me dijo que me iba a apoyar con una ropa, con comida, y pagan una escuela, no lo hizo. >>> sobre su madre dice. >>> ella me pide que me rehabilite, pero por ahorita, por el momento no quiero. por lo de mi hermano, por lo de mi papÁ, que no me hace caso, ni nada por el momento ahorita no. >>> mario moreno, dijo que tiene vigilada las 24 horas a su hijo gabriel sin que lo sepa. >>> no pone de su parte, no hay una voluntad, intentÉ de todas formas tenerlo conmigo viviendo, llevarlo clÍnicas. >>> la versiÓn del joven es distinta. >>> no sabe ni dÓnde estoy, ni si ya comÍ, o me baÑe o algo asÍ. >>> me encerrÓ en anexos. nunca en clÍnicas, en anexos, y el seÑor nunca me dijo que me fuera a vivir c

let's bring in our correspondent bernard smith, he's live for us from our cairo bureau. first of all, this news that the attorney general said there would be no appeal in the call to free mubarak, how much of this change when the military ousted morsi when there were repeated attempts to keep mubarak in prison whenever he was cleared by a court similarly by filing new charges. is that era over now? >> well look, i mean, yes. mubarak's detention and trial has become a look at what the law says. but the office for not appealing the detention of hosni mubarak was that he returned the gifts that he had allegedly received in the corruption case he's facing. he's facing charges to retrial that he failed to protect protesters. the length of time he serve custody waiting for that trial has expired. legally speaking he can't be held longer any more. who knows with the state of emergency that this country is under at the moment maybe it would have been possible to find other ways to hold hosni mubarak, but perhaps there was not will to do that. >> bernard smith from cairo. meanwhi

colonel bernard has the details. >> this bartender is getting ready for a busy night at oyster bar. but one thing he depends on nightly is clean, freshwater out of the tap. >> people need to drink water to stay sober and cleaning. i mean, the list goes on. >> but the massive rim fire burning near yosemite is threatening hetch hetchy, a vital source that provides water to 2.6 million people in the bay area. san francisco's public utilities commission declared an emergency, activating this situation room to monitor the rim fire. the biggest concern is ash falling into the reservoir. these digital gauges are monitoring water quality in realtime. for now levels are safe. >> it doesn't happen immediately. we would actually see the cloudiness or turbidity increase slowly in hetch hetchy reservoir, giving us sufficient time to make adjustments to the system so there would be no disruption in water service to any of our customers. >> local water supplies can be tapped into as a backup, but hetch hetchy is also a big source of power. it keeps the lights on inside every public building in san

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more from the scene. cornell? >> good morning, eric. the fire has been burning in the southwest corner of the presidio with lots of smoke. this is our vantage point for now above doyle drive. it appears that graves inside the national cemetery are safe. that is the good news. we want to show you pictures, firefighters got the call about 3:00 a.m. and when they arrived they found a grass fire, out of control fire, burning near park drive and this loop. firefighters have been getting the upper hand. there were few water sources so finding a hydrant was impossible. they finally located one and spread water on the fire. protecting homes was the goal including historic grave sites. >> obviously, first, the homes, and the cemetery, yes, we have graves back to the civil war so it is precious historic resource. >> they are protected now? >> that is right. >> a lot of people work and live in the presidio and no homes are threatened as this point and firefighters are getting the upper hand. i talked to a firefighter a short time ago and she said

visited riker's back in 1999, when the commissioner of the new york department of correction was bernard kerik. his get-tough on crime policies have continued today. the new york city department of corrections says the result is a remarkable 90% decrease in violence at riker's, which has led to a substantial reduction in the inmate population. five years later, our cameras went back inside rikers to see how this once infamous jail has re-invented itself. >> i've got friends here. i have acquaintances. you don't come here to make friends. >> i know i should have at least 80 something arrests, close to 100 arrests, and i've been here at least about 30 or 40 times. >> it is not a pleasant living space. we're not comfortable. we make ourselves feel comfortable to ease the fact that we're in jail. >> the inmates call rikers the rock. the penal colony. iraq island. the guards call it the meanest precinct in america. welcome to rikers island jail. >> it is easy to get cut up, stabbed, murdered, raped. all type of things you have to deal with in here. if everybody's thinking that this is all goo

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