using bonnie perform iing. dolphin who seems to be quite amused by bonnie. >> oh, my, shut up. he is loving it. >> and as she is doing this impromptu show for the dolphins, you will see the air blow out of the dolphin's blow hole. >> it is showing how advanced they are in that he stops and says good show. >> he knows a good performer when he knows one. bonnie is a performer at universal studio, and to tell us more about the awe some video, we have bonnie with us, via skype with us "right this minut minute". and tell us about this, was the dolphin interacting with you before the camera started to rolling? >> well, there were other moments that happened that was a small bit of the magic that happened this day. this dolphin was just as special as the moment. you could see the bubbles blowing and i kept doing what i was doing. >> what do you think that he liked about your performance? >> well, dolphins can appreciate you for sure, and a lot of people when they are view ing the creatures tend to basically put their

bonnie anna is actually a performer at universal studios.is awesome video, we have bonnie anna via skype right this minute. tell us how this started. was the dolphin interacting with you a little bit before the camera started? >> there were definitely moments. that was a small amount of what happened that day. he would blow a bubble. play with it. i thought, i feel like doing what i do to create fun for myself. that's kind of how it started. >> what do you think he liked so much about your performance? >> doi think a lot of people wh they're viewing such creatures just kind of tend to press their face against the glass. the trainer actually told me, they can see you just as clearly as you can see them. when they do see something that is a little bit different, it definitely catches their eye. >> how long did this experience last? >> it lasted about three more minutes. the same dolphin came up to me. i'm a professional mime as well. i got up to the glass. he came right where i was. i started doing this. it started blowing the bubbles. >> coul

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, sexual assault and the egyptian protests. for days millions packed cairo's streets and tahrir square awaiting what they hoped was morsi's resignation. as during the arab spring, there were numerous reports of sexual assaults on women. protestors, who as voters helped bring morsi to power. the women's group operation antisexual harassment reported at least 44 cases of sexual assault on just the first day and more as protests continued during the week. a bbc journalist tweeted that women were taking refuge in his building to avoid sexual assault. operation anti-sexual harassment is asking for volunteers to protect women during the protests. egyptian activist dalia ziada is fighting back against this latest round of assaults on women's rights in egypt. >> we have a big problem of sexual harassment and recently this problem is not only a social problem but it was politicized. the poli

. >> i want to thank you, harvey, thanks pat for >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without getting burned

bonnie anniker did some tumbling for a dolphin at an aquarium and made herself a new fan. apparently in the video the dolphin is heard responding to her antics. it sounds an awful lot like he's laughing. get a bit of a show. apparently the girl belongs to some sort of performance or acrobatic or circus troupe.

reached the village of the execution of two one armed fisherman of the government base in nearby bonnie. they were accused of being militant and form. a video of the incident later emerges. in neighboring delta state civilians flee as helicopter gunships attack rebel camps and villages where militants were entrapped . in dispute. video surfaces of their flight. the aftermath. the military occupation and the villagers displaced from their homes. with militants in their own midst and happened to be darker a group fearful that they too may come under attack father. nothing is too afraid to do this problem that is common father we are if you are on hand just should be not flying bullets out for us also in jesus name this war that is going either come by hey i don't i want to fight we need our potential for what i just miss in jesus name god all we ask from you. into the out of this report that does admit peace in the house father let job be peace in jesus and in him in result. in mind i saw him. i told my people that that is a problem. i saw people in this village can dilute. into jobs. you

bonnie campbell/abogada de empresas 5:30:29 want to hold this company to account for not knowing whatwable 50 to a 100 years ago. la abogada de las compaÑias dijo que quieren culparlos por algo que no sabian, ni era sabido hace 50 o 100 aÑos.. s.o.t. joe cotchette/abogado de ciudades y condados 7:26:19 they knew back in the 40's, the 30's , the 40's, the 50's that it was harmful yet, many of them continued to sell the paint. pero el abogado de las ciudades y condados asegura que las compaÑias sabian desde 100 aÑos que sus pinturas eran hechas a base de plomo, que eran nocivas para la salud, y que an as, las siguieron vendiendo. la pintura hecha con plomo fue prohibida en california en 1978 porque ha sido vinculada a dificultadades de aprendizaje y otros problemas de salud en niÑos. s.o.t. bonnie campbell/abogada de empresas 5:50:21 i think that's why the claim if for public nuisance because if it were a negligence claim or product liability claim there would have long since been a running of a statue of limitation.. la abogada de las compaÑias de pintura dijo que la demanda alega un d

hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, healthcare reform split. the obamacare free birth control mandate got an unlikely ally this week. the catholic health association or cha now says it's okay with the administration's latest compromise. obamacare mandates all insurance should cover contraceptives free of charge. but members of the catholic hierarchy objected and catholic owners of faith-based nonprofits filed lawsuits saying that mandate violates their free exercise religious rights. the cha represents hospitals that treat one in six american patients. the latest administration compromise puts insurance providers, not catholic hospitals or faith-based nonprofits, in direct touch with employees to provide free birth control. it takes the protesting hospitals and nonprofits out of the loop and does not use any of their funds to provide the disputed coverage. while the cha says this compromise does not violate the hosp

. >> before we go, i want to ask you about bonnie franklin. >> i miss her.iss her. >> passed away this spring. >> yes, march 1. she was a very important part of my life. she was my second mother. i met her when i was 15. i actually met her -- i think this is the stage i met her on. >> here? >> this studio is where we did our pilot for "one day at a time." it was here. she is -- was such a woman full of life and grace and another really kind woman like betty. >> when you had those difficult periods in your life, was she there? >> all the time. as a teenager, sometimes we don't respect our mothers enough and we look -- and bonnie was always respectful of my mother and respectful that she knew i had a mother but she was always there for me to lean on and i would call her. she brought me to new york one summer and i hung out at her apartment and learned so much. i will miss her terribly. >> the three of you, it was quite a group. >> yeah, yeah. >> when you think back to those days, what do you remember? >> golly, i was a teenager. i remember really learning from

. >> ben grin, bonnie fine berg, and susunny. hect, hilly blum, and michael git. >> hi. my name is china bowl and i have lived in san francisco for 30 some odd years, and i spent from kindergarten to university and i have known the potashs for 12 years and i met them when they came here and the goal was to start the preschool and they were amazing people and as i listen to the vacuum cleaner noise, this is we are in such dire straits for education and the precool is so needed and we don't have here, it is such a high caliber and the potashes are amazing people and they will work all of these things out and they are amenable and lovely and i think to not allow the school to go on and it is a big loss for san francisco for the family and for the children and the parents and it is a wonderful place and a wonderful activities and i think that you make a big mistake if you don't go through with this, thank you. >> >> good evening, my name is potash and i am the director of the preschool. for the last 13 years, together with my husband, i have put my heart and soul into this a

it was more like a plot from bonnie and clyde. tell you all about it. >> good morning.ew york city. still dark out there. in the news this morning a teenager with a severe peanut allergy dies at summer camp after accidentally biting into a snack made with peanuts. natalie, here's her picture. she grabs the rice krispie treat in the dark not realizing it had chocolate peanut butter icing even though she spit it out the bite was enough to put her into cardiac arrest. three ep pee pens had to be used but they could not save her. >> doing union work on government time. there's a new survey by the office of personal management. it finds federal employees spent nearly 3 and a half million hours of official time on labor union activities and not their government duties. the workers were paid more than $155 million of taxpayer dollars of course coming from you. that's for their work with the labor union. they introduce legislation that would track how the government officials use the official time. michael bloomberg sewedoda ban falling fat. it bans sugary drinks larger than 16

the drownings happened yesterday off bonny doon beach.'s department says the women were fishing with their husbands when a wave knocked them into the water. the men then jumped in to try to rescue them. today, the coroner identified the victims. the women were sisters in law. their husbands were not injured. >>> new at 10:00, today is the first day for the sale of safe and sane fireworks in gilroy. they opened up its stand to raise money for community services. many church members also take part operation at th stand. the pastor says the sale of fireworks is important to its bottom line. >> it's a great resource, of financial income that goes into the ministry to be able to reach out to broken families, and hurting people that need help and the assistance that we offer here in our community. >> gilroy is the only city in santa clara county, where it is legal to buy, possess, and use fireworks. they must be considered safe and sane, which means they don't explode, go up in the air, or move on the ground in an uncontrollable fashion. >>> an

we passed by bonnie island or multi-national oil companies like shell. and magic tap into the thirty six billion barrels of oil beneath our feet. and i find myself in the joc of a tiny fishing village that is frequently visited by the. militants from a nearby camp. i think it's deserved it never no problem. to go next we have you know i do need not to god to not to him not to know about. and i joke. i do wonder does. it. do you think they're no longer here. i beg go out of office. in the strong voice. why can't they find somewhere else to stay. far away. what are they doing. it looks like they've carried some people in this big bed that they meant to. but doesn't it. is the cart off hold my goosey it'll be bad for them if they run out of bullets what a world we live in is this an urban life or rural life. a new born and. are they dragging the other speedboat along they're using their guns to signal a child. even in the midst of the conflict so ordinary life takes its course and its twenty three year old named mom goes into labor for. five. books and the

we passed by bonny island where multinational oil companies like shell. and agile tap into the thirty six billion barrels of oil beneath our feet. and i find myself in the joc of a tiny fishing village that is frequently visited by the. militants from a nearby camp. as. i said. i think it's deserved it. the government we have been arguing the event not to god not to him. not to know about. and i joke i didn't understand. it. but here. i beg go out of office. and the strong voice. why can't they find somewhere else to stay. far away. what are they doing. it looks like they carry some people in this big bed and they bend to. the cargo hold my decision it will be bad for them if they run out of bullets what a world we live in is this an urban life or rural life which a lot of the new women. are they dragging the other speedboat along so they're using their guns to signal each other. even in the midst of the conflict so ordinary life takes its course and its twenty three year old named mom goes into labor for. so. i'm ok mom a has come. i mean and that's when

it happened at bonnie dune beach. two women in their 30s fell into the rough water. now beaches were packed today. chopper 5 was over them earlier today. you can see plenty of people down there just to cool off. roberta gonzalez is here with more. >> today, gilroy at 100 degrees shattering the record in 1999. but this is now a prolonged heatwave. this has become dangerous to the elderly, children, pets, all of us because this is going to continue through the 4th of july. today we had other temperatures in the triple digits. primarily east of the bay, well inland. 101 in livermore. down from 101 yesterday. 102 degrees in fairfield. down to 88 degrees from 96. however, it will be hotter on monday. excessive heat warning in effect for any of these counties. if you live in any one of these counties it will be extremely hot for you tomorrow. anywhere between 15 and 25 degrees above normal. what does it mean for all of us? first off, highest still to come. relative humidity. cooling not only at night but also during the day time. the pinpoint of the day, expecting 109 degr

bonnie, welcome. nice to have you here. i was very surprised that they saw volume declines in all their major regions. what does that tell you about the future for them in terms of growing this business? >> you know, we knew this quarter was going to be tough. there have been a few disruptive excise tax increases that took place, so this was mainly expected, the volume shortfall. keep in mind the story here is net price realization. that was stronger in the quarter. another reason the company reported weak results is negative affects. they had a currency headwind and that's why their guidance was brought down, primarily and only due to the currency headwinds. so when you look long-term, we're still anticipating the company will generate 10 to 12% eps growth, and going back to net price realization, that's going to be more than enough to offset some of the sluggish volume we've seen near term. >> they saw volume dedeclines, you mentioned, in development markets but they have made a big effort to go into still developing and

my name is bonnie, a director at sur l.a. tables . i'm joined by my architect and district manager for northern california cal who will be over seeing this particular location who also happens to live on russian hill and is within walking distance of this location. if you aren't familiar with sur l.a. table we offer a wide variety of cook ware. we offer a robust offering of process from the everyday to hard to find and even the unexpected. more often than not, those that come to our store looking for a product that they can't find elsewhere. our staff is informed and dedicated and will pass along a great recipe. we look forward to hiring up to 30 new team members in a variety of full and part-time positions. sur l.a. table will also offer management roles. in terms of architectural elements of this project, the exterior facade will not be changed. it will simply receive a fresh coat of paint. new awnings will replace those existing. it was important for us to keep the flavor of the existing facade and not make any changes to the perso

. >> modern day bonnie and clyde story. creative in an alleged texas burglary. >> what appears to be the naked truth. a woman shows up at her neighbor's house and asks if she can take off her clothes and take a dip in the pool. the man surely gets distracted and while the woman's husband is taking items from the man's home, this is all going on. the victim says jewelry, medication and a service weapon were all stolen. >> it's aggravating. you want to help people out from time to time regardless of their situation that they're in. and then when you turn around and open up your hospitality and then you're taken for granted and actually burglarized, you want to close the door on other people from then on. >> i guess he was too embarrassed to appear on camera there. police say they're looking for the tag team suspects. the victim was hoping to pass those stolen items down to his grandchildren. >> bizarre story. >> if your neighbor comes over and says they want to get in your pool with no clothes on i think that's a hint, he sho

it happened at around 3:30 this afternoon at bonnie dune beach. cal fire says two women in their 30s fell into the ocean. conditions were windy and the surf was rough. it's not clear how the accident happened. >>> beaches have been packed all day. chopper 5 was over marin county. you can see plenty of people down there to cool off. roberta gonzalez says there will be no relever relief for quite sometime. >> this is a bonafide heat wave. good evening everybody. we had another record breaking today. three went down yesterday as far as records are concerned. tonight we have one record. gilroy 100 degrees shattering 98 degrees in 1999. tied temperatures came down 2 and 8 degrees due to stratus that developed an also a northwest wind that kicked into 20 but nevertheless triple digits in and around the tri- valley. 102 in fairfield. but down from 102 to 94 in santa rosa. down from 96 to 88 degrees in san jose. but wait it gets hotter. and for a series of days. excessive heat warming is in effect for red highlighted conditions. we have 11 counties in the

deputy found home made wood ep rack used for sexual bonnie damage on the property according to federal complaint the teen wasn't cutting and drying the pot plant. she was locked for days in a 4 foot long metal tool box which had been altered to imprison a human. she was a trapper because she didn't scream in the box she was told. complaint says the teen was told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to th

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deputy found home made wood ep rack used for sexual bonnie damage on the property according to federal complaint the teen wasn't cutting and drying the pot plant. she was locked for days in a 4 foot long metal tool box which had been altered to imprison a human. she was a trapper because she didn't scream in the box she was told. complaint says the teen was told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to th

. >> 2 block away ember from the fire caught a tree on fire o onlis bonnie drive. firefighters climbed on the roof of the thousands get a look at it. nobody was hurt in either fire. >> san francisco police officer rescued a woman from her smoke filled apartment. this afternoon fire started on pine street around 1:40. officer, woman he rescued and firefighters all suffered minor injuries. investigators are looking for what sparked that fire. >> the mother of a survivor speaking out tonight. one day after a tree fell and killed one of her daughter's co-workers near yosemite. tree fell on group of people at this camp. more adults were hurt but no children harmed. one injured is 18-year-old liz mary of redwood city. she break the elbow and 5 ribs when the oak landed on her. the family says she will likely be release from hospital in modest to tomorrow. >> she's been very positive. anybody who knows her would in the be surprised. a lot of humor. sfishingts county sheriff says pg&e was responsible for check the tree because it was located near power liens. pg&e claims it

. >> 2 block away ember from the fire caught a tree on fire o onlis bonnie drive. firefighters climbed on the roof of the thousands get a look at it. nobody was hurt in either fire. >> san francisco police officer rescued aher smoke m her smoke filled apartment. this afternoon fire started on pine streetround 1:40. officer, woman he rescued and firefighters all suffered minor injuries. investigators are looking for what sparked that fire. >> the mother of a survivor speaking out tonight. one day after a tree fell and k one of her daughter's co-workers near yosemite. tree fell on group of people at this camp. more adults were hurt but no children harmed. one injured is 18-year-old liz mary of redwood city. she break the elbow and 5 ribs when the oak landed on her. the family says she will likely be release from hospital in modest to tomorrow. >> she's been very positive. anybody who knows her would in the be surprised. a lot of humor. sfishingts county sheriff says pg&e was responsible for check the tree because it was located near power liens. pg&e claims it found

we ran those claims by bonnie joe. >> it is san excellent tool for early breast cancer detection? true or false? >> that would be false. that's not been shown. mammography works. it helps save lives. >> reporter: does it provide any benefits? >> i don't think so. not that i've seen yet. >> reporter: as fill alma, she's documenting her recovery, to show that all of this colorful imagery, didn't provide her the life-saving information, that was in these black and white pictures. >> it's serious business. it's my life. and it would have made a big difference if i would catch it at zero, than at stage 3. >> reporter: alma has undergone chemotherapy and a lumpectomy. she has six more weeks to attack the cancer. but she is feeling stronger. dr. joe says for younger women or those who aren't candidates for mammogram, the best images technique is ultrasound. we contacted the clinics on what they told us. the full statements are online. go to nbcbayarea.com. vicky nguyen, nbc, bay area news. >> we wish her a speedy recovery. if you have a tip or anyone on our investigative unit, give us a

convicted and bailed a prominent russian opposition activist alexei you know bonnie is sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement buch is free to pending an appeal. and with one hand washing the other an r t source says israel used a turkish military base to carry out an air strike on syria allegations that have been denied by ankara. plus reports emerge that germany's intelligence services eagerly help with the n.s.a. and its surveillance.

deputy found home made wood ep rack used for sexual bonnie damage on the property according to federal complaint the teen wasn't cutting and drying the pot plant. she was locked for days in a 4 foot long metal tool box which had been altered to imprison a human. she was a trapper because she didn't scream in the box she was told.s told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her ver

candidacy so you know there are pushes in different directions and here we have some really for now bonnie common from a source that i would say no western journalist on oil position activist would suspect from the prosecutor's office well you know many actually saying colluding and obama's supporters that this happened due to a mass protest how much of this is true and do you think this point of view is justified oh i don't think so because you know it happened so quickly you know the protests did not yet really start you know when we've had this announcement and i think that there were a lot of fact us including the international reaction which is sometimes just too emotional you know the b.b.c. called him another nelson mandela i think this is certain then exaggeration but certainly i think there were many factors that pushed in that direction ok. well things are developing very rapidly as we all can see and it'll be interesting to see what we happening in the next in the immediate future of course vali hasn't decided yet whether he will run for mayor or not although the head of his ele

organize all that ronnie new york says current government surveillance is undermining the nagle bonnie's of america sorry for surveillance to occur however the problem with the way that it's being done now is that only unconstitutional and i would say that many will feel that way the fourth amendment says the government can search and seize any information without a warrant and although warrants can be issued through the eyes and so act they're usually done after the fact after the search has been done and they've had a almost one hundred percent for over eight. months after the fact we hope to be able to make those programs constitutional by explicitly prohibiting surveillance of americans without warrants backed by probably probable cause russia and china beginning joint naval drills in the sea of japan beijing says the exercises which will run for a week are the largest it has ever held with a foreign partner destroyers warships airplanes helicopters and submarines are all taking part china is a major customer for russian arms and he wants closer ties beijing has territorial disputes

. >> my name is bonnie finberg and i have an a resident for 14 years when there was time to find a child care and i was thrilled to know there was room here and reasonally priced and excellent reputation and impressed with how welcoming and ininclusive it was of our two mother family. many of our friends have been forced to leave san francisco due to the high cost of living and i have seen the people come and go and it is heart breaking and i really understand it on a different level now that i am a parent there is only pressures to raising a family here and finding high quality child care is at the top of the list and so it has been my goal to raise the child in a diverse city like san francisco and my wife and i have government and non-profit jobs high quality affordable child care is vital for our ability to stay? in san francisco. and i wanted to mention about the green open space in front of the preschool which i think is really magical thing and it is one of the first thing that stood out when we took a tour of the school. it is a rare magical element of the learning environment an

. >>> there is a manhunt today in arkansas for a modern day bonnie and clyde. this is how it started. an inmate dives through a window, sprints to a girlfriend waiting in the getaway car. they are on the run tonight. abc's ryan owens is tracking the chase. >> reporter: that inmate on the phone is about to make a break for it. the arkansas man dives through the window that leads to the jail waiting room just ahead of a deputy who does the same but not quite fast enough. yes, a felon with a rap sheet a mile long runs to a waiting getaway car sunday afternoon. tonight, he's still on the lam. >> with all our past dealings with him, he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: 33-year-old derrick estell, a convicted burglar serving hard time in state penitentiary, was just transferred to the jail in hot springs for a court appearance on 26 new charges. investigators say his dive to freedom -- watch it again. that window is just a foot high and two and a half feet wide, was more sophisticated than it looks. >> that was an elaborate plan and totally unexp

the hashtag, by the way, is c-spanchat, and bonnie has the point. she writes: if you want to filibuster, have the courage to stand up and talk like senator sanders and rand paul and even wendy davis. this is getting ridiculous. c-spanchat is the hashtag. live pictures inside the u.s. senate at the ohio clock area, and as senators come, if they come to that microphone, we're going to cut you off. in the meantime, let's hear from some of you. charles in west virginia, democrats' line. go ahead, please. >> caller: yeah. i'm an individual, well, along with 80 some others out of southern individuals that's been involved with the labor board case going on nine years now. we're kind of thinking it's about sometime somebody done something. like i say, the last several years the case has been tied up because of the senate's failure to get people in place on the labor board. several things there that disturbs us, me in particular is why don't the senators work under the same work rules as everybody else in the country? in other words, if you show up for work

convicted and jailed a prominent russian opposition activist alexei you know bonnie is sentenced to five years in jail for embezzlement buch is free to pending an appeal. and one hand washing the other in artie's source says israel used a turkish military base to carry out an air strike on syria allegations that have been denied by ankara. plus reports emerged that germany's intelligence services eagerly helping the n.s.a. and its surveillance by berlin's much outrage over america's spying program. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories it. is glad to have you with us. thousands have been gathering all week in cities across america to protest against of the acquittal of george zimmerman after a jury found him not guilty of murder in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling has set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred from washington has the story. we've seen protests in dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating

the coast guard says the women were walking along with two men on bonny doon beach when all four of them were caught by a wave. the men were able to swim to a rock. the women were pulled out the water by the coast guard. they were taken to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. >>> now to the hot weather gripping much of the area. as we continue to sweat over the sweltering temperatures the agency that operating california's power grid is calling on consumers to conserve energy. california isoish -- issued a flex alert. people are being urged to restrict their consuming. >>> let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin who's watching temperatures go up, up, up. mark how is it looking out there. >> we cooled down at the coastline, ewe -- you can see the numbers from this afternoon. you can see pacifica only in the 60s in san francisco. 102 in fairfield. 104 antioch. livermore 101 degrees. the record to report is in the south bay in gilroy. they had reached 100 degrees today. the old record was 98 set back in 1999. here is the broader perspective. a good portion of the west under

host: bonnie, i will leave it there and have the congressman respond. guest: bonnie, i appreciate your question, and i understand your perspective, but the facts are different than what you purported that they are. the irs did not receive cutbacks, and the irs has, for a significant amount of years, approved 501(c) four, 501(c) three, and they are in the approval process when it comes to our tax code. that is not new. politics, it appeared, and did enter into this. when you talk about your belief on citizens united, that is, obviously, your perspective, but it did not lead to a dramatic change in terms of the irs's roll. that is a very different issue altogether. what we are talking about these issues, when you have a small group that applies to the irs for a tax status and it takes two years for you to hear anything from them, right? that is delaying justice -- given a yes or a no in a timely manner, but two years has nothing to do with staffing levels and a lot to do with politics. that delay is at the crux of this. you cannot operate -- small institu

the drownings happened yesterday off bonny doon beach.'s department says the women were fishing with their husbands when a wave knocked them into the water. the men then jumped in to try to rescue them. today, the coroner identified the victims. the women were sisters in law. their husbands were not injured. >>> new at 10:00, today is the first day for the sale of safe and sane fireworks in gilroy. they opened up its stand to raise money for community services. many church members also take part in the operation at the stand. the pastor says the sale of fireworks is important to its bottom line. >> it's a great resource, of financial income that goes into the ministry to be able to reach out to broken families, and hurting people that need help and the assistance that we offer here in our community. >> gilroy is the only city in santa clara county, where it is legal to buy, possess, and use fireworks. they must be considered safe and sane, which means they don't explode, go up in the air, or move on the ground in an uncontrollable fashion

it happened at bonnie dune beach. they also pulled two men into the surf. they escaped to the nearby rocks and a coast guard helicopter rescued them. 24 people survived a frightening series of events when a charter fishing boat took on water. it returned to emeryville earlier this evening of the the boat encountered powerful swells moments before one fisherman noticed the watery merming from the deck. >> they needed buckets and we are bailing and bailing and bailing. we got to the islands and somebody handed us a portable pump and we got the pump working and drained out. >> one of the boat's motors then failed on the journey back to its dock in emeryville. a dangerous heat wave has sealed a fast-moving fire. 19 firefighters died after being encircled by flames. at least another 20 have been injured. and more than 200 homes have been destroyed in the fire. larry jacobs has more. >> the deadly heat wave is turning brush into a tinder box fueling wildfires like this one. after a frantic search for a dozen firefighters who went missing battling the wind-driven

it happened at bonnie dune beach. they also pulled two men into the surf. they escaped to the nearby rocks and a coast guard helicopter rescued them. 24 people survived a frightening series of events when a charter fishing boat took on water. it returned to emeryville earlier this evening of the the boat encountered powerful swells moments before one fisherman noticed the watery merming from the deck. >> they needed buckets and we are bailing and bailing and bailing. we got to the islands and somebody handed us a portable pump and we got the pump working and drained out. >> one of the boat's motors then failed on the journey back to its dock in emeryville. a dangerous heat wave has sealed a fast-moving fire. 19 firefighters died after being encircled by flames. at least another 20 have been injured. and more than 200 homes have been destroyed in the fire. larry jacobs has more. >> the deadly heat wave is turning brush into a tinder box fueling wildfires like this one. after a frantic search for a dozen firefighters who went missing battling the wind-driven

the location is north of where we are here in santa cruz on a scenic spot that is north of bonny dunech. >> reporter: it is the kind of land mark no one would miss, shark tooth beach. this boat and the four men and 1200 pounds of pot, law enforcement says it contained. >> i didn't know that activityb happens around here -- activity happens around here. >> lifeguard spotted this boat beached. a 35-foot boat. it is now docked at the santa cruz marina. law enforcement found three men from los angeles and one man from arizona and 175 bundles of marijuana. >> crazy. that is so weird out here. seems so secluded. i don't know. that is crazy. >> reporter: shark tooth beach is well known. the easiest way to get to shark tooth beach is down this path. duck under this path and walk down rocky terrain. slippery. this beach is secluded. there is a crowd here today. the boat had extra large gas tanks. this one perhaps not remote enough. >> i come to santa cruz, along the coast, i am glad it was intercepted. >> reporter: the santa cruz county narcotics task force say all four men were arrested and b