let's say good morning to bonnie schneider. always good to have bonnie with us on the weekends. >> good to be here. >> now we'll have issues with possible tornadoes popping up. >> absolutely. >> it's causing all kinds of problems. >> a rough sunday morning, no doubt about it. lee as you heard from the press conference is a slow mover. the long it lingers, the worst things will be for that state. the ill-defined center is just off the coast. you have that wrap around effect. another big batch of rain comes into sections of southern louisiana. let's take a look at the track for lee. you'll see that the movement of the storm is still pretty slow, even as we go monday, tuesday, wednesday. we do see a rainmaker. it's like alabama and georgia and tennessee. some of this will be beneficial rain. the biggest concern for flooding will ab long the gulf coast in alabama and into louisiana where we have about seven inches of rain on the ground from lee. let's take a look at the newest threat from now. we have a tornado watch box. this is i

let's go to bonnie schneider.of our producers was talking to, i said to say her mom, the lamps and chairs totally shaking. >> and of course anytime you have a quake, you have the risk of aftershocks. 4.1 quake is considered light on the magnitude scale. remember, we just had a 5.8 quake a week ago that was considered moderate near mineral, virginia, that shook everyone up. so this one, you can see the distance just to the south and east, but considered in the l.a. area, 4.1 is the magnitude. we're monitoring to see if there's any aftershocks. we're still gathering data to see how many people felt this quake, but we can say it's a light quake in a fairly populated area. we'll have more soon. >> a lot of people i'm sure felt it. tweet us, if you did. bonnie, thank you very much. now, i just want to tell this story. down on his luck minnesota dad, unemployed, owing money from lawsuits, about to lose his home. he writes a set of notes, one to a neighbor, and the other two his 11-year-old son, who's fast asleep while t

i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. i don't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. the front man of the alternative rock band of sugar he is also a solo artist ... and now he is something else as well he is an author ... bob molduld has a lot of fans around here in chicago i have to ask you about the title of your memoir " see a little light that trail of rage and melody " do you believe the path you have taken ... you've been in some money different bands in your memoir you reflect on this ... it's been a great run so far i have been doing this music thing for 30 plus years i began in the twin cities in the late '70s early '80s with my first banned husker du then i went for the alternative music scene and we have lots

bonnie will lead an army of handlers that will follow bonnie's every stroke to nourish, encourage, ander. >> fabulous. >> one of their biggest concerns, sharks. >> these are great waters for sharks. >> luke tipple is the team's lead shark diver. he knows just how dangerous these waters can be. >> you're watching this chum box that's hanging off the back of the boat. in these particular waters, we're looking for oceanic white tips, hammer heads, tiger sharks, caribbean reef sharks. this animal has evolved to dominate the ocean. they have a sixth sense. they can feel the electricity in the water. they know that we're there. >> and that's why in 1978 diana swam in a shark cage. today she just uses this. >> sharks are tremendously sensitive to this. this is actually in the kayak. >> it's called a shark shield. off the coast of the bahamas, tipple shows us how it works. it's a shark feeding frenzy at this block of chum until tipple approaches and turns on the shark shield that hangs right above it. now the device emits a strong but harmless signal that overwhelms the shark's senses and forc

bonnie back with me now.s is a really popular one. >> out of the kitty world. don, pay attention. >> okay. all right. >> he loves cats. he really does. >> which one is going to win? . real one or the faux kitty? what's it going to be? that was a quick strike. >> there's your sweet cat. there's your sweet little house cat. >> sweet kitty. >> it might have been okay with another cat but something was kind of peculiar about this balloon cat. there you go. that's one way to end this hour. bonnie, thanks so much. we're not going to strike at you though, don. much more of the newsroom straight ahead. he's a mild little pussy cat. all right. have a good one. >> bye. ♪ girl started blowing up their credit score ♪ ♪ she bought a pizza party for her whole dorm floor ♪ ♪ hundred pounds of makeup at the makeup store ♪ ♪ and a ticket down to spring break in mexico ♪ ♪ but her folks didn't know 'cause her folks didn't go ♪ ♪ to free-credit-score-dot-com hard times for daddy and mom. ♪ offer applies with enrollment in freec

i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. i don't have time for the flu. to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made easy. ♪ weekday rhythm, brand new day ♪ ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. families turned out to vote for the 11th the annual run for their lives runners lined up this morning to raise money for their mission of making chicago a no kill city for homeless

so bonnie we talked about the 12 most endangered landscapes of 2011.eady gave you eight of them. last edition. elm grove in oregon. first planned residential community and site of 250 trees in danger by elm disease. and fallingwater, pennsylvania. a house is protected as a national historic landmark. natural landscapes surrounding the house is dwindling due to an invasion of nonnative plants. the blue ridge escarpment in south carolina home to rare plants and more tree species than in all of europe is actually endangered by urban sprawl and wilderness battlefield in virginia a civil war landmark. union general grant and robert e. lee fought there back in 1864. we thought we would bring you the 12 most endangered landscapes in america. >>> that defunct satellite we've been talking about all week has finally crashed to earth. nasa says the six ton spacecraft fell to the earth in pieces. somewhere over the pacific ocean. around-month. the space agency hasn't pinpointed the exact location. >>> speak of falling objects a california man is gearing up for rep

it all happens at the school's bonnie bell farm. >> students down here at bonnie bell, we have the organicarden which kids work and they plant. they will take seeds from the packet and grow them in the greenhouse, put them in dirt, then bring them all the way to the end where they can actually eat the fruit and sell the fruit on the farm stand. >> first we plant them, and then we pick them. >> and then we wash them. >> reporter: then they sell the fruits of their labor. and the veggies as well. >> well, i come down here once a week. i have two-hour shifts, which is i'll come down and take the tractor, drive around and pick up all the vegetables we collect during the year and we'll start harvesting. we harvest everything, and then we sell it on our stands, and then well take it to the country store. >> $6 for a pound and half. what would that be per pound? how's your math skills on that? >> our mission, our mandate is to get children to a point where they can engage in their communities in a positive way. they learn how to shake a hand, look a person in the eye, to engage them in a very fri

i'm bonnie and this is my cvs.hat's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand sanitizer -- done. hey, eric, i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu shots. every store. every day. insurance accepted. get a $5 cvs gift card if you're not covered. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. we want to mention com ed win knocked wind no power many people in the south suburbs in a report of 60 mi. per hour wind during the evening and beautiful rainbow stibnite in the wake of those showers that went through and produced the wind beautiful shot tear a larger shot hancock building rain shops from indian the beach interesting a lot of rainbows and the last week because we have had holes in these clouds every now and then allowing some through sunrise to sunset rainfall coming through skies cleared about 100 mi. wide a drive which and it is breaking out again coming at us tonight as we said goodbye to the storm closed flow being kicked out sat around for seven da

we want to get a look from cnn meteorologist bonnie snyder. bonnie, what are you seeing?porter: right now we're seeing the beginning of a lot of rain for the southeastern parishes of louisiana and southern mississippi. i'll show you right now what's happening on the radar. you'll see those thunderstorms rolling on in. i wish i could say this would last just. it's likely to develop into a tropical system, maybe even within the next 30 minutes. we're getting reports that possibly for the 8:00 advisory the national hurricane center may upgrade this from just an area of disturbed weather, possibly, to a tropical storm. the next name on the list is lee, incidentally. so here it is on our satisfy per respectively notice the bright reds and oranges and purpose else. that indicates the higher cloud tops. they're pretty widespread across the northern gulf of mexico. wind shear breaking it up but you have to realize the water temperature throughout the regis 88 degrees. so the atmosphere is very ripe for something to happen. when you take a look at the computer models, a lot of the

we want to get a look from cnn meteorologist bonnie schneider. bonnie, what are you seeing?ight now we're seeing the beginning for a lot of rain for the southeastern parrishes of louisiana and southern mississippi. i'll show you what's happening on the radar and you see the thunderstorms rolling on in. i wish i could say it will last through tonight and your weekend will be great, but it's not. this area of disturbed weather continues to bring the rain in and strong winds as well, and it's likely to develop into a tropical system and maybe in the next 30 minutes, we're getting reports that possibly for the 8:00 advisory, the national hurricane center may upgrade it from an area of disturbed weather possibly to a tropical storm. the next name on the list is lee, incidentally. here it is on our satellite perspective, notice the bright reds and oranges and purples, that indicates the higher cloud tops which indicates thunderstorms. a lot of it is hitting the alabama and mississippi coast right now. wind shear breaking it up, but you have to realize the water temperature through

wayne pressed bonnie for more details and finally he spilled it. >> i told. >> bobby said it was too hot to fish. >> stephen: too hot to fish. (laughter) >> the front of the paper said too hot to fish and it showed a picture of bobby. and then on the inside of the feature section man says it's too hot to fish so basically it's the same headline. >> too hot to fish, cool. >> stephen: but with every big story comes big controversy. local bait shop owner carol ann. >> fish don't feel the weather. >> ain't never too hot to fish. as long as you got cold beer. >> stephen: but wayne had done his research, the old-fashioned way. >> i didn't call the crimetologist,-- climatologist, the weather channel. i didn't even go out and look at the thermometer. i just knew it was hot. >> stephen: but was it? we asked dr. dave stukes berry, state climatologist and a professor at the university of georgia. the professor explains the science in 3, 2, 1. >> whether this has been the hottest summer on record, the answer is yes. no. and maybe. >> stephen: good enough. it was wayne ford's old school reporting

professor roy bonnie was killed on tuesday. >> security in the capital has been title weekend many streetscross the center will be closed to traffic on friday. the former president will be buried on a hilltop close to this house where he held a meeting on tuesday when he had been searching for peace but lost his life. president karzai has revealed that he received a letter coming from the group that runs the taliban. not ae said that it was message of peace bid using the name of religion was a trick. the messenger was a killer. but even before the former president is very, his political allies are demanding a full inquiry. or was the meeting so urgent that he had to be called back from abroad to hold it? >> we need an answer. our people me that answer. why is it that it was so urgent? >> you are not blaming president car die for the death progress i am asking him to mention to the -- you are not blaming president carter for the death. >> i am asking him to answer to the people. call him quickly to attend that meeting and his assassination. >> why was it so important that president karzai c

the rebels are closing in on one of ghadafi's last strong holds, the town of bonnie waleed in northwest libba. they are not encounters any resistance but they're trying to persuade tribal elders loyal to ghadafi to give up without a fight. there is some speculation the deposed dictator may be in hiding in the area. >>> no matter what happens with ghadafi, libyans are already celebrating the end of his dictatorship and the beginning of the post-ghadafi era. barry peterson reports from tripoli. >> reporter: by the thousands last night, they came to tripoli, central square. celebrating the end of ghadafi's tyranny never seems to get old. and libyans can now play on the fancy beaches, once reserved for ghadafi's elite. the filth that was ghadafi he says has been washed away. but a fight looms as rebels surround cities still loyal to ghadafi. the rebels are trying to talk their way in. offering reassurances if the cities will surrender. >> don't you worry. just give up your guns. and you are safe. not just come and attack them and kill them. this is the ghadafi way of doing things. >> report

that would be bonnie, janney and leon. any of you three people here? come on up to the podium if i called those names. each of you has two minutes. >> no, i just want to ask why my niece is being sent to a school that is far away from where she lives. she lives on the northwest area and she was sent to the southeast and she has been refusing to go to school. so she miss a whole week of school that weekend when i visit her she cried to me in the restaurant and told me that she feels depressed and she has been crying and from that i found out the reason why.

were in the same identical uniforms and i'm real hair in there but now bonnie. black people on the run anywhere can excel on the street. in the summer of one nine hundred sixty eight army and national guard troops were sent into american cities as thousands of black people rioted following the assassination of martin luther king. that screamed troops we used against antiwar demonstrators at the pentagon. then in august soldiers at fort hood were told they would be sent to chicago where anti-war demonstrations are planned for the democratic party's national convention . they would just come back from fighting a vietnamese not i want us to fight the americans. the night before the troops are supposed to leave there was a meeting of black g.i.'s they gathered up in a parking lot in the first armored division section and they were out there all night in a parking lot talking you know near him like a rap session or rally why they were opposed to going to chicago where making a career of it it was a gentle south and going to go on and how could i go and commit genocid

that would be bonnie, janney and leon. any of you three people here? come on up to the podium if i called those names. each of you has two minutes. >> no, i just want to ask why my niece is being sent to a school that is far away from where she lives. she lives on the northwest area and she was sent to the southeast and she has been refusing to go to school. so she miss a whole week of school that weekend when i visit her she cried to me in the restaurant and told me that she feels depressed and she has been crying and from that i found out the reason why. so i don't know what is going on. you know, when this program started and what the reasons are. and whether these programs are experimental or evident to show that the way are you doing are going to improve my niece's education. and also i would like to ask if you would share with me whether you have any cure of going to elementary school, middle school, high school, where you live, and where your children are going. maybe other city workers are here to -- that's all. vice president yee: thank you. >

final talking all the nasa space shuttle and station plant is stopped on the eighth of july unless bonnie joy i beg your pardon is the last time for it now the cosmonauts are saying that this was a very very sad experience it was quite similar in may arise to when the nearest space station finally fell out of commission a real end to a chapter in space exploration history now the main celebration of their time when the on board the international space station was of course you recent night the twelfth of april fifty years since you could set off to become the first man in space that was of course hugely celebrated on board the space station the internet . space station containing people from japan people from america of course russians as well during that celebration so they were it was a real international of their this is what it was the cause not to say. well it's especially nice to know that countries other than russia respect to this holiday we received lots of warm wishes and greetings like true russians we took pride the duty to go in was our countryman our ship was called to go an

bone real sentry and the resulting spawn sunday a beach hotel the wisdom result use of dual club med bonnie so if you tell someone your own. resort and spa the ridge cold some hotel grounds many articles of hotel full seasons hotel the sultan who turns. up stories on our t.v. as libya's new government gets ready for its seaward seated reaps the old regimes cash there are fears that unwavering support for the former rebels may see more civilian casualties. cos of a police if you please keep persons to checkpoints on the northern border in serbia ignoring the locals protests and warnings of escalating violence and also. some but that palestine joins the community of nations as an equal and there's no longer three to a subhuman species cutting our dogs palestinian leaders defy us veto threats and val to launch a statehood recognition bid with the u.n. security council next week.

to protest the actions of the new libyan government meanwhile libyan rebels are pulling back from bonnie one of the one of four remaining colonel gadhafi strongholds as nato airstrikes reportedly started in the area the towns held by loyalists have been given until saturday to surrender to the new libyan leadership as the rebels continue the search for the fugitive leader colonel gadhafi is already of messages claim he's still in libya despite reports of his family and some associates crossing the border into nigeria. at least one of his sixty three people have died and over one hundred more are thought to be missing after a ship sank off mainland tanzania authorities say the ferry carrying more than five hundred passengers capsized after leaving port heavily overloaded rescuers are struggling to search for survivors in tough conditions and have requested foreign help from kenya and south africa. well just a week into the job the pads a new trade minister has resigned that's after he made a call that insensitive to locals forced out of their homes by the nuclear crisis in fukushima yoshi

mourning the death of its former president he was a key negotiator with the taliban but i know dean bonnie was killed by a suicide bomber at his home in the capital kabul on tuesday it's believed the explosives were hidden in the attackers turban her body had led peace talks with the insurgents over the last year and was considered one of the most influential figures in the country the killings the latest in a string of high profile assess nations in afghanistan and the second taliban attack on kabul in a week r t was the last chance to interview mr rabbani before his death he blamed the nato occupation of his country for the ongoing civil war which has claimed thousands of lives. the. people of afghanistan do not want foreign troops to stay here we don't want our nation's security to depend on a foreign military presence it's simply unacceptable however considering the critical security situation in our country the lack of stability and the continuing armed clashes were forced to tolerate the presence of nato but there would never have been a civil war in afghanistan and no problems with

and american dance therapist bonnie bernstein is also staying a few days out of her three-week schedule in korea... with tourists from japan... at another hanok guest house named manaedang... to truly experience the traditional culture of korea. english "it's peaceful. and i love walking out of my room in the evening and looking up at the stars, because it's so indoor-outdoor. and it's very pleasant, and you do get a feeling of the history of korea when you stay here, very different than the other hotel." a couple from france also expressed their satisfaction with a night spent at this hanok guest house, especially the cuisine. english "the food was very good, and the small scenery at this garden is very, very relaxing. so, we enjoyed a lot the dinner here, the traditional korean dinner. the night coming slowly, the lights in the garden, it was very nice." according to the jongno district office, there are nearly 30 traditional korean-style guest houses in the bukchon area of seoul alone. the cost to stay at these guest houses varies from place to place... from 60- thousand all the way

i go watch the full interview with mr a bonnie and. calm. weather a landless taliban stepping up its attacks across afghanistan a lot of their main sources of income is in full bloom the country's infamous drug trade kills thousands of users worldwide here while helping the insurgents combat the nato occupation but critics say the alliance has made a low effort to root out the deadly business during its ten year along campaign this can offer quartz from kabul. the penalty for drinking beer in kabul is sixty whips on the back publicly it is a very traditional muslim society or is it there are dozens of people if not more for human rights right there under this bridge in the center of the city with all the screaming and staring at them all in the same conditions we still rubbish been through him wait here where we're standing right now this is just incredible sikh arrow in all. it's all cooked mixed injected or small to right arm on these piles of rubbish or rotten meat and an indescribable room and not one policeman anywhere near but that's n

to spawn sunday a beach hotel the western resort use of doing club med bonnie so if you tell someone the. resort and spa the ritz carlton hotel ground many as you call it a hotel full seasons hotel the sultan hotel. hello and welcome to business here on our two we start the south with new pipelines which are sprouting across russia on the other side of the country from north stream the gas pipeline that provides a new artery and some markets in asia and this is sort of a has all the details for us. this land is surrounded by some of the most adler jihan green nations in the world consumption in places such as south korea or china is growing rapidly offering great opportunities for gas brum to cash in especially now as it has loads of gas close to the region and read to be exported this new gas pipeline which allowed to move putin is opening runs from sakhalin to vladivostok it is able to supply thirty billion cubic meters of gas annually bazza the russian seed is the round here need just a tiny part of that and that's why gas problem is desperate to find buyer so it's extra gas and d

coming from moscow with lights and special underwater equipment to help search for those remaining bonnie's pictures here you can see of this crash as it happened this afternoon here in in your travels flames we're hearing several different stories about how this could have happened one of them of course is human factor that's always the case in plane crashes like this another one is a possible technical failure we know that the plane had trouble gaining altitude and then hit some kind of antenna or some other kind of object different people in different witnesses are saying different. kind of different stories of how it happened one of the people we spoke to describe how it was very clear the plane was tilting to the right in the air and we heard some very loud crashes we spoke in fact to several witnesses and also some fans as of course this almost entire hockey team was wiped out in this terrible tragedy let's listen to what they had to say. to do it. we've heard it plain. takeoff so we told our granddaughter look there's going to be an airplane then i heard a bang and my daughter told m

and the former afghan president rabbani is being killed in his home bonnie spoke with r.t. in his last televised interview about the effects of foreign intervention in his country stay tuned for that exclusive footage i'm kevin i know but with those stories and a whole lot more very shortly. israeli settlers and radical rights groups have gathered in the west bank to protest the palestinians drive for sovereignty at the u.n. on friday police and the armed forces are on high alert fearing the mass marches might turn violent of settlers enter palestinian lands that is paulus lee is on the israeli palestinian border with the people are waiting for the approach of the settlers. the situation here certainly is tense and it's heating up we're talking about land that both the israelis sixes and palestinians claim is there is not be punished students have said that mason in the week they will hold peaceful demonstrations as the united nations gets underway and discusses the bid for statehood but the israeli settlers are not waiting until the end of the weaken throughout the day tod

bonnie's here in your islam people were taking pictures very all early on of the same we saw the one you choose. we saw the plane basically in flames in a couple of pieces in the volga river they can just paint a picture for us what happened the various stories coming through we have no i wouldn't so we don't send the plane broke into we're hearing other official reports on the plane broke in three two of those parts of the fusion was ended up in the river what more do we know about what actually happened physically there and how close is the river to that airport. the airport is about a kilometer from where i'm standing in the crash site just behind me here so very close to the river it's a big river like i said most of the plane in that river and that's what the search effort is it's about the water it's about getting down under there and trying to find these bodies very different stories about how that happened you heard from those witnesses there the most common one that we're hearing now that the most repeated is that there was some kind of difficulty gaining altitude and that t

. >> bonnie jeanne smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> god bless my younger brother. >> and my husband. even though it has been 10 years, it seems like yesterday. you are walking in from work with ryan on your shirttails, making the play one more minute of baseball with him. so many moments mess. they proudly wear your number 34 and are going to mazing, beautiful people. your mom and family, your children, and especially me miss you and love you every day. >> thomas sparacio. >> john anthony spataro. >> robert w. spear, jr. >> maynard s. spence, jr. >> george edward spencer iii. >> robert andrew spencer. >> mary rubina sperando. >> tina spicer. >> frank spinelli. >> william e. spitz. >> joseph spor, jr. >> klaus johannes sprockamp. >> saranya srinuan. >> fitzroy st. rose. >> michael f. stabile.

the judges compared marcus canty to usher and bonnie brown. he joined us early today -- and bobby brown. he joined us early today on fox 5 news. >> words cannot express how exciting it is to have, you know, so many people stand up for you and clap for you, to have l.a.

but this thing is moving so slowly as i bring in bonnie sp schneider. >> it's a concern right now, t. j. we have four tornado warnings in effect. mississippi and florida you are facing tornado warnings and they have sat here for the past 30 minutes because the threat won't go away. right here in the panhandle of florida, and popular vacation spots this holiday weekend. you run the risk of volatile severe weather. the thunderstorms just hammering areas to the west of panama city. these thunderstorms contain not only strong and damaging winds but large hail and freak lightning strikes. and right in the same region we have had reports of wind damage to mobile homes last night, so the same places, more wind is expected. secure your property and be prepared for the worst as we are looking at the tornado threats straight through the afternoon and evening hours. and the watch box extends in the panhandle of florida, and this will go straight into the afternoon as we continue to monitor the threat that lee continues to bring. this tropical storm is just meandering right here off the louisiana

meteorologist bonnie schneider is in the cnn severe weather to talk about satellite falling to earth. we've had sprays debris before. this is different because of its size? >> because of the size. that's the concern. you have to realize that satellites and space debris falls every single day every single week. this is the mid point prediction point altitude of 10 kilometers where it's estimated to have fallen all they we may never know where the falling point occurred because it could have occurred anywhere. naturally the most likely place will be somewhere over water since the earth is covered by 70% of water so that's likely what happened over the north pacific. the prediction point was at an altitude of 10 kilometers. that's why we expect this to be a smaller piece and scattered more about. no reports of visuals that you can see confirmed of re-entry. 26 pieces reached the ground of various size. as you mention on average one satellite re-entered the area so small it burns up before reaching the earth. once a week a larger satellite re-enters the prediction messages are issued if s

. >> it's a testament to all of you here and his wonderful mother, bonny. >> reporter: his mom and grandmothere both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you were a student rising above. now, you are a lawyer rising above. >> reporter: five years ago, his partner, tim falard, inched him to come here, now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line is this is a sign of strength and leadership and you know what you're capable of, inspite of whatever odds other people may think you face, and you know that you can achieve. >> reporter: and then it was time. >> i, benny joe mackey the second, to the best of my knowledge and ability. >> welcome to the profession. >> i am -- i am excited and happy at the same time. >> i am so proud of him, because i knew something good is going to come out of east palo alto, and it was kind of out of my family. >> reporter: something good has come out of east palo alto, and now we'll be watchin

thanks so much, bonnie. >> sure. >>> checking our top stories right now. josh fattal and shane bauer are on their way home to the u.s. after their release from captive activity in iran. we heard their voice for the first time since they were released. >> we would like to thank oman for welcoming us and hosting our families. we would also like to thank the american ambassador and his wife. for their hospitality. we hope some day to return to this wonderful country, but for now we're eager to get home at last. >> fattal and bower talked to reporters shortly before boarding an airplane in oman. destination, the united states. they have been in jail in iran since 2009,ing charged and convicted on spying charges after crossing the iranian border from iraq. >>> a lovely day for a little r and r for president barack obama and former president bill clinton. they hit the links at the andrews air force base golf course. they played a foursome with the president's chief of staff and one of clinton's aides. >>> republicans are holding a presidential straw poll today a

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. >> really it's a testament to all of you here to his wonderful mother, bonnie, and his grandmother,nce. >> reporter: his mom and grandmother were both there with the rest of the family from east palo alto, and some old friends. >> you have risen above poverty, above race, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the bay area. you are a student rising above. now you are a lawyer rising above. [ cheers & applause ] >> reporter: five years ago, his partner -- now the attorney general of california. she came to do the honors. >> the bottom line, and that is a sign of strength and leadership, is you know what you're capable of, in spite of whatever odds people may think other people may think you face. and you know that you can achieve. >> reporter: and then it was time. >> i, benny joe mackey, ii -- to the best of my knowledge and ability. >> welcome to the profession! [ cheers & applause ] >> i am speechless, and excited and happy at the same time. >> and i am so proud of him, because i knew something good is going to come out of east palo alto, and coming out of my family. >> reporter:

for others, like 24-year-old nick bonnis, back to back arrests, have led to a revolving door relationshiph the boston suffolk county jail. >> thes stays in here keep getting longer and the stays on the street are shorter. >> i was in for three and half months, out for eight days now i'm back for two months. eight days. >> most mif record is armed robberies, unarmed robberies. i would use whatever. anything from a rock to a knife to whatever. whatever was available at that point in time. >> how would you rob someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard. then you take what's in their pockets. >> most of bubanas's robberies have been to support his drag habit. now, he is back in on an assault and battery charge to which he has plead not guilty. the alleged victim is his girlfriend. >> they are just saying that i assaulted my girlfriend at the time. she got arrested with me. she said i didn't assault her. i don't know, it was pretty much, they knew we were in a high drug zone. they want us to cooperate to help, you know, get the bigger fish. let the little fish go way. we would

reaction when it comes to the death penalty and so no one case, i don't think can do it, but i think as bonnie said earlier, this generation never really has had that strong, visceral reaction when it comes to these type of cases but i do think that there's a lot more awareness and people are making some serious, you know, raising some serious concerns. at one point, i tweeted earlier, anderson, that's this. if you care about this case, if you care about justice why do we, as americans, try to get out of jury duty, because we say, oh, no, i don't want to have do that but we question a jury's decision. this should tell any american, if you care about justice, to don't try to run out on jury duty. you need to say, hey, i'm following serve because i might be the difference makary dozen whether someone who is innocent or guilty being put to death. >> bj, at what point will we know -- how soon after the execution does word come out? >> pretty -- right afterwards. i mean, someone from the department of corrections will come out and making the announcement. we will know shortly after ter occurs. >> d

but as bonnie said earlier, this generation has never really had that strong, visceral reaction when it comes to these types of cases. but i do think that there's a lot more awareness and people are making some serious -- you know, raising some serious concerns. at one point, i tweeted earlier, anderson, that's this. if you care about this case, if you care about justice why do we, as americans, try to get out of jury duty, because we say, oh, no, i don't want to have do that but we question a jury's decision. this should tell any american, if you care about justice, don't try to run out on jury duty. you need to say, hey, i'm following serve because i might be the difference maker. a dozen or some people deciding whether a person is innocent or guilty or should be put to death. >> bj, at what point will we know -- how soon after the execution does word come out? >> pretty -- right afterwards. i mean, someone from the department of corrections will come out and making the announcement. we will know shortly after ter occurs. >> david mattingly, you are standing by waiting the final wo

i mean, you don't have to be bonnie and clyde to be a bank robber, and you don't have to be al qaedato be a terrorist. >> i don't think these people are terrorists. i think the people and the agencies and the industry that they're fighting are the true terrorists. when you've got big timber companies coming into the northwest, clear-cutting old- growth forest; big oil companies with their big oil spills that cost billions and billions and billions of dollars-- you don't see the fbi raiding these executives' homes or anything like that. they aren't being threatened with life in prison. all they really do is just pay a fine and move on to the next court. >> the old adage that, you know, one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter is true. you know, if you agree with their motives, "wow, they're a hero. they're not a terrorist at all." if you disagree with their motives, then they're a terrorist. that's tough, okay? that's why its a whole lot cleaner to deal with crimes. g,i ood cthris, t n-crimes. okay, im good with that. i can do that. arson is a crime. good, i can do that. y

also sitre is well-known as a very pro qaddafi town, as well as bonny walid, which has a tribe that hasn traditionally quite pro qaddafi. there are people inside these places who may feel that they have no choice. they're a bit desperado. they worry if they do give up they may be executed and they really have nothing to lose by continuing to fight. >> reporter: tara, you had a very interesting piece in the "washington post" this morning talking about the fact that libyans, ordinary libyans are growing impatient with their leadership. what did you mean? explain that a little more. >> well, ordinary libyans are not hearing very much about the process of nation building that's going on right now. and part of the reason for this is because there is some chaos within that process. libya is basically a country that was left without any institutions, unlike egypt and tunisia. libya has no real army to speak of. libya has no parliamentary body. many of its institutions are just in complete disarray. and so libyans are waiting for these institutions to start up again, and in order for that to ha

elsewhere, people like bonnie riddick of lodi, new jersey returned to their homes to find a dauntingan-up ahead of them. >> this is my second flood in five years. i'm getting the hell out of here. so, my whole apartment i can't get back in for like a month, two months, until we gut all the walls, do all the electrical work again. so annoying. >> brown: power outages and flooding also meant that summer vacation will last a few days longer for schools across new england. a number of districts delayed the start of the new school year, which had been set for this week. >> we've got to ensure that we can get them here safely, that we have food products that haven't been perished or compromised by having no power in the school, and that we can get our staff in as well. >> brown: in all, some two million homes and businesses are still in the dark, from new england on down to north carolina. and, as the states continued to tally the damage from irene, president obama declared major disasters in new york and north carolina. he also planned to visit paterson, new jersey on sunday, to view the