i loved betty. >> reporter: and betty was loved by everyone.ister tina remembers how she made even strangers feel instantly comfortable. >> no matter who you were, it was always, "hello." and you got a hug. everybody got a hug. >> reporter: and out of everything in her life, betty was enormously proud of her grown son, nate novack. so if first impressions count, what were your first impression of a.b. schirmer? >> i knew he was a pastor. so i had respect for him right away. i thought he was a decent guy for my mom. >> reporter: and in fact it was the reverend, his stepfather, who officiated at nate's wedding at a beach a couple of years later. a.b. had embraced his new wife's big family and they him. they were thrilled to see their sister find such happiness after coming out of a long marriage that had soured. betty's mother, jean, was just delighted that her daughter had found such a fine, upstanding man. >> he was so nice. you know, we just didn't think there was anybody better than him. >> reporter: with this fresh chapter in his life openin

betty? >> all right, brian. thank you for that report. >>> and just a few miles from the border, a pulitzer prize-winning journalist and activist was detained at a texas airport on tuesday. jose antonio vargas was taken into custody while making his way through security at the airport. vargas has lived and worked in the u.s. without legal documentation for years. he was on his way to a vigil in support of unaccompanied border kids. he himself was one as a child. vargas was released from custody last night. >>> all right, so, you'd better hurry and book that trip now. starting on monday, u.s. air travel will be a little bit pricier. the government raised the tsa fee for passengers and the treasury department will take a $12 billion cut of that to use toward the federal deficit. now, the mandatory security fees started after the september 11th terrorist attacks, as you'll recall. and currently, one-way trips are capped at $5. nonstop trips, round-trips are at $5 as well. but next week, they're going to jump to $11

made it to wednesday, betty. >> yay! >> yes. it was the largest landslide in world cup semi history. germany destroys brazil. five goals in the first 30 minutes alone. and then this. >> once again, that's seven! an utter humiliation! >> ouch! germany goes to 7-0. >> humiliation is what he called it. >> you got that right, betty. a moping brazil, somehow, though, able to muster one goal, but germany trampled 7-1. the odds in that happening, 1 in 20,000 says espn's soccer power index. it is brazil's first competitive international loss at home in 39 years! more semifinal play today, 4:00 p.m. eastern, netherlands/argentina. be watching that one. >>> donald sterling, owner of the los angeles clippers was in court on tuesday. he argues his wife, who removed him as co-trustee of their family trust, could not unilaterally sell the team because the trust was already revoked. sterling's emotions ranged from anger and sarcasm to choking up about his wife. both sides claim sterling's performance helped their own case. >> just as you saw t

betty? >> all right, tracie. thank you for that report. >>> at least one city in texas is trying to keep undocumented immigrants from entering their community. city council members in league city, texas, passed an ordinance banning the processing and detention of undocumented immigrants caught crossing the border illegally. when the ordinance passed, there was a round of applause at the city council meeting. opponents of the ordinance say it sends a message of hate. >>> violence continues to surge in the mideast as rocket fire rages on between israel and the gaza strip. at least 75 people are believed dead following an israeli assault on the gaza strip. the israeli military says it is targeting hamas militants and locations. it already has thousands of troops along the gaza border. israeli leaders are now suggesting a ground invasion could quickly be approaching. and the tension is spreading elsewhere. in the capital of jordan, riot police arrested dozens of anti-israel protesters during a rally in support of gaz

music from betty who.ring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening! [ cheers and applause ] i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? that's wonderful to hear. that's wonderful to hear. well, it was an amazing weekend in sports. lebron went back to being a cavalier, carmelo went back to being a knick and soccer went back to being a thing you drive your kids to. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, yesterday germany defeated argentina 1-0 to win the world cup. german fans went absolutely crazy from 9:00 until 9:15. [ laughter ] [ german accent ] the time for merriment is over. clean up after this party and return home. tomorrow is monday, do not be late for work! [ laughter ] i guess this is inevitable. brazil's coach has resigned following the country's historic 7-1 loss in the world cup last week. he says he wants to spend more time focusing on not being murdered. [ laughter ] the other big spor

. >> betty yu found out how anyone can sound like a pop star. >> reporter: that's right ken. i mean anyone. or at least sound like a better more pleasant version of yourself. look, no one thought britney's songs weren't cleaned none the studio, but i know firsthand that something called auto tune can give us all hope. ♪ the stars in the sky take me home. >> reporter: this is the real unedited britney spears with no auto tune. someone leaked this version of her new track alien and her real voice is well ... >> that's horrible. >> i listen to music all the time. that's enough. i'm good. >> reporter: her producer william orbit claimed it was just a warmup. >> i'm in the leave her alone camp. i think it will blow over. everyone who knows her knows she uses auto tune anyway. >> it is embarrassing. you don't want people to hear you at your not best. >> reporter: the pop princess didn't get much of a break on social media, but that's the point of auto tune right? >> auto tune, i find myself using it on a daily basis. >> reporter: chris paxton. i decided to give it a whirl myself. my

. >> betty, what is going on with this? >> reporter: well ken, the water district says all season long, the city has received so many complaints about water wasters and they have no water cops to send out and investigate. now that is about to change. judges by this patchy front lawn, hannah paul has been saving water but she feels some of her neighbors may not be doing the same. >> i see some neighbors water more than others. >> everybody waters daily. >> daily? >> and they shouldn't. >> no. >> reporter: soon the santa clara water district will be on the case. tonight the board voted family to spend half a million dollars for up to ten so called water cops to investigate complaints and educate people about wasted water. >> so they will go out, talk to the homeowner, talk to the business and let them know which restrictions are in place in their service area. >> reporter: to be clear, they are not handing out fines but they will work with local water providers who starting august 1 do have the authority to give out citations

i know you like them tall betty. samardzija was pleasantly surprised to hear the a's team calling. >> it wasn't a surprise when you hear all the talk in the off season. oakland was of coursely a pleasant surprise. there had been so much talk about toronto, and, a handful of other teams. oakland kept it pretty close to the chest. and then all of a sudden they striked and i got word that they were seriously in play and i was ecstatic. >> in san diego, ooh, that's giants pablo sandoval just below the elbow. day-to-day now with a the bruise. padres cameron maybin. giants three outs. and there goes michael morse. tied it with a solo. jimmy jack tied the game up at 3-3. in the 10th, brandon belt. the baby giraffe gets his first homer since may 7. two run shots the game winner. the giants win. the dodgers lost, a the gap just a half game in the nl west. when we come back, who is the queen of wimbledon this time? and the world cup contenders. you are playing big boy soccer now. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at r

i'm betty nguyen. breaking news as hurricane arthur makes land fall. here's what we know. arthur strengthened to a category 2 hurricane last night with winds of about 100 miles per hour. the worst appears to be over for the outer banks of mcincome azar thur heads into the atlantic ocean. the hurricane made landfall just after 11:00 p.m. near cape lookout. north carolina governor declared a state of emergency for 25 coastal and ajoining counties. >> we're going to darkness, and we've just been notified that this is a category 2 hurricane, which we want to warn our citizens up the coast and thousands of tourist that is may be dealing with this for the first time. this is a serious storm. >> indeed it is. bill karins with a look at that. >>> it appears we've done pretty well. as i said, the storm is racing out. the sun is racing out into the lower portion of the outer banks and soon we'll have all the power crews that will get in there this morning, and it really won't be much of an issue. we are watching it right now about 71 miles southeast of virginia beach. pressure at 90

hi, frances. >> hi, betty. good morning to you. sports this morning. derek jeter played his final game at the ballpark in arlington and got a texas-sized tribute. former president george w. bush greeted jeter on the field before the game and presented him with an autographed picture of the two. and betty, we both know this, what else is more texan than a custom pair of cowboy boots? >> oh, yeah! >> he's got the yankee logo on there, though. yee-haw could say it all, right? >> he could use a 10-gallon hat with that. >> a big belt buckle, too. jeter goes 0-4 at the plate but receives a standing "o" from the crowd during his last at-bat. rangers win 3-2. >>> to san francisco, giants/pirates. top of the fourth, pirates nailed one to left field and someone paid the price. this is an ultimate travesty. watch what happens. the ball knocked the drink right out of the fan's hands -- >> oh, she didn't even get to catch it! she just got spilled on. >> someone needs to get her a refill. top of the sixth, the giants pull off one of the most bizarre double plays. af

. >> it's really not only just this hour, here, betty. good morning to you.hat happened yesterday. let me take you back to 11:15 p.m. that's about five, six hours ago, when the center of arthur hit landfall. justin kissenberry, a reporter from our affiliate there in morehead city. this is the video at the coast. you can see the waves come onshore here as he's watching the degradation not only of the port area but the sand and the area that's south and north of where he was. 67,000 times this has been played so far. again, that is where the eye appeared to hit landfall. >>> also want to show you this from the wolfpack at the university of north carolina state. wolfpack weather posted these videos. these are meteorology students at a gas station. this is about 2:00 a.m. or 3:00 a.m. local time. lots of wind damage reports in the raleigh, north carolina, area. this is three hours after that center hit landfall. all right. you are having a little bit of trouble earlier, you might remember this, betty. our reporters that are out by the storm itself. that's because

i'm betty nguyen. fourth of july, meet arthur. the first named storm could throw a wrench in holiday plans for tens of millions of americans heading to the east coast. arthur is spinning off the florida coast. it has the potential to turn into a hurricane. bill karins has the latest on this. this is not what we want to hear. >> we can take the word could out. it will. it will have an impact in north carolina. don't turn around and not go on vacation. we have to listen to the emergency managers. it could leave the outer banks. hurricane watches for northern north carolina. that just came in. we have the new path. first, on satellite imagery, the storm strengthened overnight. it tried to form an eye feature. winds 60 miles per hour. the pressure has dropping. arthur moved to the north. this is paralleling it. it is 130 miles east-southeast of daytona beach. you can see the black line. that's the center of the storm. it's accelerating to the north. the wet, strong side of the storm on these systems is almost always to the east. that'

they come up betty liu and i next sunday,g up betty liu and i will speak -- coming up and 9:00, bettyiu and i will speak to former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. is the punch bowl being pulled away? stay with us. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. the euro is on the move. a stronger dollar is widely predicted among many. --re it is, one dollar $.34 $1.34. 0-0 on the euro. michael holland is with us this morning. we made him get up early, like 2:00 a.m. in the morning. and cory johnson is here visiting us in new york. tom, 15 to 20-- palestinians were killed in a school run by the united nations. takesre saying is really -- tanks fired the shells. whetherfrom israel on they are trying to confirm whether it is one of their shells or from hamas. the worst evil outbreak ever in west africa. the death toll is approaching 700. acres of the national park are in flames. firefighters are trying to stop it before it reaches the giant trees. visits from tourists are being limited. >> post earnings, one big theme for the what -- for the wall street banks is a slowdown in income trading, meani

betty? >> ayman, thank you for that report. >>> the brazilian national soccer team is getting ready for the finals after beating colombia 2-1. it was a bitter sweet victory. the team's star player is out, neymar fractured his vertebrae during friday's match. the 22-year-old striker was kneed in the back by a colombian defender during the second half. he had to be carried off the field on a stretcher. you see that there. brazil will play germany in the world cup semifinals on tuesday. >>> in new york city, more than 40,000 fireworks danced in the sky as part of the annual macy's fourth of july fireworks display which aired he on nbc and in our nation's capitol, fireworks dazzled over the u.s. capitol building and the washington monument as the national symphony orchestra played patriotic tunes. i don't know about you guys but thank goodness for dvr. i didn't get a chance to watch any of them. >> it's a long holiday weekend. you should continue to enjoy it. >> we're enjoying it now, red, white

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, betty.m announcing six more recalls affecting 8.4 million vehicles, 7.6 million in the u.s. most are older models, recalled for ignition switch issues. gm is aware of seven crashes, 8 injuries and 3 deaths. that's 29 million vehicle this is year. but it's a great week for gopro. shares have soared 60% since the ipo on thursday. that's benefitted founder and ceo nick woodman. his stake in the company, now worth about $2 billion. and the ford f-150 tops cars.com null american-made index. where they are assembled and how many domestic parts they use. the toyota camry is second, made in kentucky with mostly u.s. parts. >> i'm stuck on how good it is to be nick woodman right now. >>> this morning, supreme reaction to the high court's ruling that they can refuse contraception. hobby lobby can drop morning after pills, but still covers vasectomies for male employees. we have more reaction. >> reporter: outside court religious rights activists cheered the rule. >> a landmark decision for religious f

betty yu has details in a case investigators are calling callous. betty?z, this case has really stunned the santa cruz police department. they described this woman as cold-blooded and callous. they have evidence that this death was no accident. she's a 26-year-old model, makeup artist, and prostitute. he was a 51-year-old google executive and married father of five living at santa cruz. the two met on seekingarrangement.com. a website for young women to meet sugar daddies. he met alix catherine tichleman. >> we know she provided the heroin, she injected the heroin, and is herself a heroin addict. >> reporter: forrest oded. >> she was so callous, she literally stepped over the victim's body to retrieve her glass of wine and finish it as the victim lay dying at her feet. >> reporter: months after his death, police caught up with her pretending to have a gentleman promising her $1,000. >> when she got herings we arrested her. >> reporter: that same day, police certained a search warrant at her sacramento home. she showed no remorse and was not shy about her b

betty yu has the video. betty? >> reporter: well, this confrontation happened right here outside of a nightclub. this man says that san jose police officers called him ignorant and man handled him because he is black. now, he is demanding police accountability. >> no! no! >> reporter: the guy in the white shirt in this youtube video says what you are looking at left him badly bruised and traumatized. >> threw me to the ground and then picked me up to throw me back on the ground. and then, what is, you know, then pulled out a baton. >> reporter: 23-year-old nate howard spoke to me from his san diego home from skype. he had just given a speech from the san jose black graduation ceremony. nate says they celebrated at a nightclub and things got messy as officers cited his friends. nate is a motivational speaker who graduated from usc. he says he was simply standing up for himself when the cops forced his hands behind his back. >> the media, when we play at this idea. i'm going to speak south at the idea . >> reporter:

betty yu is in san leandro. betty? >> reporter: ken, i'm standing outside the reach ashland youth center in san leandro. this is where the little girl ran for help. the attempted kidnapping happened just a few blocks away. tonight, people are calling her a real hero. an 11-year-old girl trained to become a real life fighter. she learned moves that authorities say helped her get away from this guy. 54-year-old martin gonzalez. he grabbed her by the wrist as she was walking alone along 10th avenue. he tried to pull her into his car. while he had his pants down around his ankles. >> she did say it happened so fast. she pretty much described it as i didn't ian think about it. i just did it. and you know, hearing from people that she was very calm afterwards. >> reporter: deputies arrested gonzalez a short time later. deputy and self-defense teacher pcicilla silva says she is one of her best students. >> i was really proud of this girl in particular cause because she is very small. she is the younger side of the females i t

i am betty liu.e are our top headlines. --mbs bake shop has crumbled the bakery chain closed all of its stores. they had expanded to 48 stores nationwide after beginning with one store in new york city. samsung is forecasting a recovery in sales after posting second-quarter profits that missed wall street estimates. analysts say the world's biggest smartphone maker is feeling the heat from apple and chinese competitors. they are counting on demand for fourth-generation products to revive growth. pope francis is making big changes at the vatican bank following a scandal-plagued the year that saw more than 2000 accounts locked and profit dropping 97%. the bank, known as it's -- the institute for religious work plans to break off investments. it is --it is 26 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. equity futures are declining yet again. you can see s&p futures are down about .2%. a member, the earnings season is about to begin. alcoa will be reporting results after the close. stocks will

for that we'll send it over to betty nguyen. good morning, betty. >> good morning, dara. with that other game at the world cup, that's argentina/switzerland. many attempts on goals for both teams. getting denied the excitement was still there but it wasn't deep into extra time that argentina finds the net sinking it at the 118th minute. the second latest goal in world cup history ending 1-0, argentina advances to face belgium in the quarterfinals. early exit from wimbledon, rafael nadal ousted by nick kyrgios, ranked 144th overall to win in four sets. the last time a number one ranked player was beaten by a player ranked outside the top 100 was in 1992. maria sharapova was sent packing after losing to angelique kerber in three sets. the university of maryland celebrated its move to the big 10 conference after spending 61 years in the atlantic coast conference. maryland decided to make the move for financial reasons due to lack of financial sustainability, the university had to eliminate seven sports programs earlier in the year. but they are already seeing the upside of t

hello, everyone, it's betty nguyen, thanks for joining us. arthur is now a hurricane. this year's first. a large portion of north carolina's coast is under a hurricane warning and arthur is gaining power as it moves northward. this is what the storm looks like from the international space station. an astronaut tweeted it, quote, looks mean. indeed, it does. sarah dallof is live in the outer banks. good morning, sarah. are people there taking the threat seriously? >> reporter: they are, betty, but at the same time many are not quite yet ready to give up on their 4th of july beach week. here on kill devil hills, we're not under an evacuation order. we saw people packing up and hitting the road. stores are seeing a run on supplies, generators, batteries, food for people who are planning to stay and wait this out. looking at the beach yesterday, you would have no idea of this approaching hurricane. people were out in force playing on the beach, swimming, grilling, enjoying one last day of fun in the sun. >> you know, i've been coming here for the last 38 years of my life a

betty yu at the airport tonight.hank you betty. >>> who could forget the other big security breach a few months ago when yahya abdi hopped the fence and stowed away in the flight to hawaii. >>> executions have been on hold in california for several years now, but tonight, a judge is ruling may end capital punnicment once and for all. joe vasquez is standing outside death row. >> reporter: that federal judge said the system is so broken it can't be fixed and inmates here are actually serving sentences of life in prison with only the remote possibility of death. phyllis loyer's son was a police officer shot to death by robbery suspects in 2005. his killer was sentenced to death, but now that sentence is up in the air after today's ruling. >> i noticed how few times the word victim was said in it. that makes me angry. we are not to be forgotten. >> reporter: advocates against the death penalty say it was the right thing to do. >> i think it is another nail in the coffin for the death penalty system. the first time ever

betty yu shows us the new ad that's gone viral.. s ou think. >> three little words that have a lot of people talking tonight. like a girl. >> betty yu shows us a new ad that has gone virile. show us what you think. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: the exaggerated over the top moves are what you might expect when you think about what it means to run, fight, and throw like a girl. but then, the director asks young girls to do the same. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: and they just run. the viral add campaign from always asks when did doing something like a girl become an insult? it believes somewhere around puberty. >> during that time, they are already trying to figure themselves out. and when somebody says you hit like a girl, it is like, well what does that mean? >> reporter: we went to a park to find out. >> what does that mean to you when i say to run like a girl? >> maybe, it means that i'm not as fast? >> reporter: why do you think it means you are not as fast? >> i'm

. >> wait, you don't even know that betty and don are -- >> no, ba, bo, ba, no spoilies. okay? god! [ light laughter ] >> okay so at least tell us what's going on with your story line. when trudy and pete do -- >> stop it stop it! sounds like a spoilie. >> you don't even know what's happening with your own story line? >> nope. when it comes to seasons three and up, trudy campbell is the same as neve campbell from the aaaaahh franchise. >> please welcome scott aukerman! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> hello, i'm good, sir.

she was home, in bed. >> reporter: betty and her lawyer give "eyewitness news" an exclusive update on the severity of her injuries. shooting happened last week near intersection of hathaway drive and heywood lane in sicklerville. several bullets hit two homes and cars. one of those bullets hit her in the lower back. the she's now home resting but in too much pain to speak about the incident. >> pain in her lower back. it came out and exited through her private parts, explode nothing her stomach like she was shot five times. >> reporter: she's an honor roll students heading in eighth grade at winslow township middle school. family and friend brought her gifts to cheer her up but her road to recovery will be extensive. >> she had to have her bowl reconstructed, she had to have her bladder reconstruction and there has been a negative impact on her reproductive system which we do hope, with further medical treatment will not impair her ability to have children. >> reporter: betty wants the community to come together to speak out, begins gun violence. >> i'm angry. i want to know who did t

and betty yu was there. >> reporter: bursts of color lit up the night sky.minute show wowed the crowd and for the first time in a long time, the city had a show to call its own. >> i thought it was amazing. i am glad it was back in the area. we hate driving to san francisco. >> reporter: the city canceled the show in years past. this year, san show aput in- -san jose and santa claire counties put in $50,000 each other and they helped to make it happen on the # hundred anniversary. >> it is--on the 100th anniversary. >> the tenth largest city in the country needs to have this. >> reporter: $50,000 worth of fireworks flew out of 1000 guns tonight. people came out hours before the show started and it sure did deliver. >> oh, it was one of the best. i think it was the best i ever saw in my life. >> reporter: betty yu. >> it took a year to plan and it cost $200,000. the city of san jose has fireworks displays during the year gown town, that was on stop, they are held after the baseball game at the stadium and that continued last night. >>> and ha is a look at the

up, betty liu will speak to mohamed el-erian. dr.l-erian will join betty liu on bloomberg television worldwide later this morning. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." i'm tom keene. adam johnson. scarlet fu demanding the day off. alix steel came in. dollars for a good reputation. what matters more when it comes to wall street? goldman sachs is facing a lawsuit over its boys club employeee, a former complaining about his small $8.5 million bonus. these headlines are really sexy for media to talk about, of course, but what is the biggest distinction between the headlines we see now and five years ago? >> when you put things in historical context, it makes things now seem less exciting. wall street 10 or 20 or 30 years ago was not exactly a good healthy place in some ways. but it was a lot of fun. 's to your point and alix point, there was question of behavior. >> it is not fun if you are a woman and you are feeling victimized by the culture. it is a relatively old lawsuit going on for three or four years. thetwo women who brought lawsui

. >> assemblyman john perez called for the review after finishing 481 votes behind betty ye in the primary. if the candidate wants a recount he has to pay for it and can choose the counties where they want recounting. the recount is going to move through a list of 15 counties chosen by perez starting in kern and imperial counties. those are counties he did well. he's been accused of cherry picking. >> that's the law. the idea is you go down there, you pay these registrar voters. you have to put the cash up front, and they count it and he's picking the ones where he got the most votes. some democrats are saying this is not a good thing. >> it is a bizarre system. it's going to be interesting. >>> also in the next half hour, our political insiders are going to take a look at this race and what it says about politics in california. >> on tuesday san francisco's rolling out the red carpet for holiday hollywood. >> that means shutting down jefferson street at fisherman's wharf tuesday and wednesday. many merchants in the area aren't happy about it. the film commission has gotten a lot of angry

i am betty liu.roposal to end its weeklong strip.ith the ghazi hamas rejected the plan and fired more rockets into israel. -- israel warned of the truce does not hold, it might step up its attacks. the world's biggest car maker of luxury cars will increase the number of batteries it buys from samsung. bmw is prepared to roll out a line of electric cars and hybrids to compete with tesla. for longtime comic book character archie andrews, who died in the latest issue of life with archie when he throws himself in the path of a gunman when he tries to shoot take a friend. -- he is book series still well and alive in the withar archie series veronica and betty. it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the market. equity futures are again showing a higher open. we are all waiting the janet yellen testimony on the hill. monetary policy about the labor market that could affect investors and trade today. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. search continues for jcpenney. fin

i am that a little. -- diane betty liu. -- i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the hour.omberg tv is on the markets. equity futures have taken a turn for the higher. the private sector jobs report from adp coming in much better than expected. 200 81,000 jobs created last month, well above estimates of 200-5000. that leads -- 200-5000. that leads to tomorrow's jobs report. a controversial program that forces google and facebook and other web companies to hand over e-mail and other web traffic is legal and effective in preventing terrorist attacks, but the program needs to be revised to protect americans policy. that is the conclusion of a government oversight lord. chief washington -- board. chief washington correspondent peter cook has more on one of the programs leaked by edward snowden. >> one of his biggest regulations -- revelations. it raised questions about whether the nsa was sweeping up the e-mail of average americans as they searched for foreign terrorists, and whether major tech companies like the ones you mentioned were allowing it to happen. this report releas

. >> betty, how much is a burger nor. >> reporter: well a house ground angus beef burger will cost you $11. and for this bottle of aquafina, 5.75. they said lit like going to an expensive movie but better because you get to cheer off your favorite team in the nfl's best theater. there will be more types of food, more places to buy it and it will cost more. >> how much do you think it will go? >> i'll go 9. >> reporter: 10.25. >> reporter: that is 25 cents more than what they paid for a beer at candlestick. and frankfurters will be 6.25. >> that is an expensive hot dog. >> it is not a hot dog, it's a frankfurter now. >> a frank something. >> reporter: don't expect to get a break on the junk food either. >> how much do you any a bag of twizzlers costs? >> 4.50? >> reporter: $6. >> and for a bag of popcorn? >> $6. >> 7.50. >> we are used to high gas prices. we are used everything higher in california. >> i think the prices are fine. i think they built a beautiful stadium and put together a great team. it is what is expected. >> reporter: tonight season ticketholders try some of the favori

in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. >> like a girl is trending right now. also trending now actor robin williams. the bay area native is at a rehab facility to maintain his sobriety. shia labeouf the actor is being treated for alcoholism. he recently made headlines when he was arrested for disrupting a broadway play. and tropical storm arthur is trending. the first named tropical storm of the season may disrupt some 4th of july plans on the east coast. check this out. this is an image of the storm from space. remember, you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. it looks like a massive storm. >>> the core of it is fairly small but it's likely to blossom as it hits warmer water. and if you have 4th of july plans along the carolinas, here we go, a storm is coming your way. looks like it will intensify over the next 36 hours. yeah, could be a hurricane by the time we hit thursday night into the 4th of july. here we go, check it out. it is spinning off the coastline right now of florida. just putting itself together, so once this system begins to move a little furt

betty. >> thank you very much. back to california where a high paid escort charged in the overdose death of a former google executive pleaded not guilty. alex tickleman injekted alex haste with a fatal dose of heroin before leaving him to die on his yacht. they offered this defense. >> it was about two adults consenting in drug usage. in the context of the sexual encounter initiated and encouraged by mr. heys. there was no intent to harm or injury much less kill him. why would she? he was a lucrative source of income to him. >> tickleman is held on $1.5 million bail. meanwhile, they reopened a reinvestigation of the 2013 overdose death of her former boyfriend. we are getting the latest from justin lee. good morning to you. >> making that stuff up, debett? >> every day something new, right? >> full of jokes, both bad and good. >> turn your face. >> that's drake's spain on the ear blow in the nba playoffs. the night filled with speeches, michael sam awarded the arthur ash courage award. >> the way i see it, my respon

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. >> hi, betty. i can't get over the stubbed toe. i get those on a weekly basis. >>> two of baseball's best offense is taking off. orioles taking on the angels. takes a weird bounce. look where it goes. right there in the catcher's gear. it you don't see that every day. o 7-- 6. a pop fly hit to center. not so much. didn't work for either of them. it bounces off the glove. look where it goes. knocks the other one in the head. oops. yankees score. go on to win it 12-11. the l.a. dodgers made a special announcement during tuesday night's game. >> what they're trying to say is vince is coming back for another year of dodger baseball! hall of fame broadcaster ben skully will return for an unprecedented 66th season. he began broadcasting in 1960 and couldn't saying goodbye. saying, quote, i soul searched and this is not my time. >>> eagles line backer decided class in the meeting room. he had his teammate's faces photoshopped. he photoshopped infamous you know that guy. kramer of seinfield! >> bill karins is here for our wednesday forecas

. >>> well betty yu is in san josement we saw something we haven't seen in years there. >> reporter: that's right liz. san jose hasn't had a show since 2008. this one took a year to plan. based on all the reactions we saw tonight, it was well worth it. first, the color lit up the night sky over downtown san jose tonight. the 20 minute show wowed the crowd over discovery meadow. for the first time in a long time, the city had a show to call its own. >> it was really cool. >> it was amazing. i'm glad it was back in the san jose area. i hate driving to san francisco. >> reporter: they canceled it in the past for budget problems. the rotary club collected 100,000-dollars to make it happen on its 100th anniversary. >> it's the heart of silicon valley. the tenth largest city in the could bely needs a major fireworks display. >> reporter: in fact, during tonight's show, we caught several illegal fireworks in the scream the rotary club had hoped to discourage this kind of activity. >> with the drought going on, anything that occurs is very dangerous. we live up in the hills. >> reporter: 50,

good evening, i'm betty yu, ann a off tonight. >> and i'm brian hackney. gunfire during the fourth of july ends with an electro cushion. someone shot down a power line in east oakland leaving a managed and a second -- dead and a second in critical condition. it happened just before midnight in east oakland. mark kelly talked to neighbors who say they're living in a war zone. >> 11:45. the final minutes celebrating the fourth of july and east oakland partying spiraled out of control. >> reporter: neighbors report partiers setting off fireworks. even firing gunshots in the street. robertson happened to be walking by and saw the commotion. >> i don't like any of it. and anyone that knows me know i would tell them i'm gone. i don't like it. >> reporter: as the hours pass, the party only grew. >> it was guns fireworks, cherry bombs you name it. it was everything. >> reporter: curtis gains saw 40 to 50 people fill the street and heard all the ruckus from inside his home including when the partying turn fatal. >> get him away from the wire. >> reporter: they foun

kpix 5's betty yu reports the water district will have people ready to respond to complaints about water being wasted. >>> reporter: judging by this patchy front lawn, hannah paul has been saving water. but she feels some of her neighbors may not be doing the same. do you think some neighbors water more than others? >> everybody waters daily. >> reporter: and they shuttles? >> no. >> reporter: soon the water district will be on the case. >> passes unanimously. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously to spend half million dollars for up to 10 water cops to investigate complaints and educate people about wasted water. >> so they will talk to the homeowner or business and let them know what violations that they are -- or what restrictions are in place in their area and what they are violating and talk to them about the drought. >> reporter: they aren't handing out fines but they will work with local water providers who starting august 1 have the authority to give out citations of up to $500. if you saw somebody wasting water you what call it in? >> absolutely not. if i have a problem, i'll

betty, good morning. betty are r. u. with us? >> caller: yes, i am. my name is betty oliver and i'm calling here from south florida. i am a parent, always will be because we have generations and we have grandchildren. the thing about having grandchildren -. >> host: go ahead with your question. >> caller: okay. i used to work in miami-dade public school and ended up having a brain aneurysm. the point i'm trying to make is i just heard where mr. van roekel just spoke about certificates and degrees and everything. he feels that the person -. >> host: that he don't listen to your tv. just go ahead with your question. >> caller: i'm just talking about and educators and administrators. it's an port and you have a degree with certain documents that i can say certain people peoples -- certain people have degrees. i worked in the dade county public schools. do not discriminate a dense the person who may not have a certificate at the time or can't apply to them. yes education is important but do not judge people on the knowledge that they have because they are

. >>> a cheap new way to get from silicon valley to san francisco starts tonight, but betty yu found out there is a catch with this startup. take people in private the san francisco t >> reporter: ken, the app is called flate and officially launches tonight and is available to pick up riders just after midnight. i spoke to the founders and they are still very much a work in progress. so now they don't have company insurance or permits. shared rides will connect u. sot: shaurya saluja "so you meet o entrepreneur when caltrans stopped running, a new ride sharing app called flate offers to take people in private cars along the san francisco to san jose route. >> i'm going to the san jose caltrans. >> reporter: it's the brainchild of isaac madden and charles fallujah who needed this option after late nights in the city. >> on uber unless you have a group of four to five kids us pretty expensive. >> reporter: so these computer science classmates built this app saying it's a cheap are more convenient way to get station -- cheaper more convenient way to get station to station. >> you can ge

. >> happy friday, betty, how are you? >> i'm doing great. well, president obama is firing back at the republican lawsuit saying you're going to sue he for doing my job and you're not doing yours? does he have a point? or is this lawsuit gaining some momentum? >> well, yesterday, he said, quote, unquote, for what? why are you going to sue me? for doing my job? you know, i'm not sure it's gaining momentum except among republicans, i think, in the midterm election year, this is an attack that republicans are trying to use to drum up support among the base. what's interesting, though, is earlier this week, we saw some rift among republicans with the far right saying they wanted to do more than just sue the president. they wanted to, in fact, vote to impeach him. but as more establishment type republicans, including senator john mccain saying, wait a minute, we don't think that the president deserves to be impeached. so how far they want to go, they're debating that on the republican side. >> yeah, you know, but in the meantime, there's this grow