a few minutes later. >> what do you want boston police to do?eo and try to figure out who did it. >> boston police say they will look at her video to see if they can find suspects. >>> tours at the white house resumed today. people lined up to get inside the east wing and the executive residence. budget woes suspended the tours in march. for now nay now -- they are limited to 3 days a week. >>> not much sun to speak of today. it's warmer and still plenty of clouds around. wjz is live with first warning weather. meteorologist chelsea ingram is live with the mobile weather lab. we start with bob turk who is updated current conditions in the first warning weather center. bob. >> quite often this time of year when you get milder temperatures you deal with clouds coming off the ocean, the breezing bringing moisture. 57 now, 59 in dc, 63 the warm spot in easton. 52 in hagerstown, 58 ocean city. temperatures right now are running 7 to 15 degrees warmer than they were yesterday. that's a big warm up in one day. 13 degrees warmer here and 15 degrees warm

pose with patrick stewart of star trek frame and cheryl of the boston police darept.witter co-founder jack dorsi. vivian tweeted today i rang the bell for hope and freedom. her twitter account has over 22,000 followers. and in fairfax just about everyone knows the lemonade girl. >> i think it's a wonderful idea that someone so young can inspire people who are years older than her. >> her company called make a stand has an eye catching marketing tool. this car. her best friend says pre-k is part of the team. audrey had not seen this morning bell ringing. >> but i think it's really cool that she gets to do that kind of stuff because i think it's kind of just her style of thing to do. >> this is abc 7 news. >> twitter extraordinary i p o launch was something to see and fun facts you may or may not know about the company. first tweet was sent by one of the company founder when jack dorsi tweeted just setting up my twitter. that was in march of 2006. most followed twitter user is singer katie perry and popular tweet was 4 more years sent by president obama when reelected l

on the right, boston police public information officer cheryl feandaka who used twitter to keep the community informed during the boston marathon bombings. and right this in t-- right in middle is vivian har, a fourth grader from marin county. we have more on vivian and why she is such a twitter star. she is. >> reporter: she is. everyone was asking who she is. vivian harr was chosen to share twitter's big day because company executives are impressed with her efforts to help end the modern day slavery of children her age. ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange is an honor not many people receive. vivian harr is among that select few. and she's only 9 years old. [ applause ] [ bell ] >> reporter: we first met vivian last year fighting to end child slavery one glass of lemonade at a time. >> honey, that's a lot of lemonade. >> reporter: she's already donated over $100,000, and now the young girl's lemonade stand has morphed into a bona fide business. twitter offers her bottles of organic product to employees. and it's now sold in 150 stores including this market in her marin county hom

nine-year-old who ran a lemonade span for 365 days to end childhood slavery and the officer for the boston police executive. twitter wanted to show appreciate for users of the social site. the little girl has 42,741 followers so far. do you think twitter is a good investment or the i.p.o. will fall flat, come back down-to-earth? gin the conversation on our facebook page and let us know what you think. >> another company started by getter co-founder is now also on the verge of hitting wall street. mobile credit card company square could launch an i.p.o. next year. dorsey owned 26 percent of square which could be worth more than $800 million. the san francisco-based company's card readers are used in starbucks, taxis and more. >> new action is taken to reunite a sunnyvale mother with her baby after a kidnapping ordeal. the 2-week-old henry was taken by his father all the way to mexico where the boy was found safe. the dad was arrested. abc7 news reporter, matt keller, has the latest from sunnyvale. >> a spokesman with the district attorney told me in the past hour they are working on getting a flig

on the right, boston police public information officer cheryl feandaka who used twitter to keep the community informed during the boston marathon bombings. and right this in t-- right in middle is vivian har, a fourth grader from marin county. we have more on vivian and why she is such a twitter star. she is. >> reporter: she is. everyone was asking who she is. vivian harr was chosen to share twitter's big day because company executives are impressed with her efforts to help end the modern day slavery of children her age. ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange is an honor not many people receive. vivian harr is among that select few. and she's only 9 years old. [ applause ] [ bell ] >> reporter: we first met vivian last year fighting to end child slavery one glass of lemonade at a time. >> honey, that's a lot of lemonade. >> reporter: she's already donated over $100,000, and now the young girl's lemonade stand has morphed into a bona fide business. twitter offers her bottles of organic product to employees. and it's now sold in 150 stores including this market in her marin county hom

as we look around, just to the naked eye, you will see a heavy boston police presence.also coordinated with state and federal authorities to keep this event safe. i want to opponent out, one more moment we you a here, though, that was poignant and should be noted. there was a moment an hour ago when we saw some two dozen boston police officers riding bicycles. rode down the stretch of boylston street and the crowd erupted in cheers. it's the keend of image we've seen a few times. >> we're seeing the parade move down boylston, and knowing it will end at the charles river. we can see people are excited. are you there? i mean, can you give us an idea of how the people are feeling? >> reporter: well, look, this is a town that loves baseball. they are in love with the red sox. this is the day that they were waiting for. it's that moment for people who can't get the tickets to go to fenway and watch it happen live. this is their moment with the team, and they weren't going to pass it up. this team won the world series back in 2004, we'll all remember after that 86-year dry sp

the nypd has consulted with 20 members of boston's police department about the marathon bombing there that left three dead and more than 260 wounded. here in new york runners can't ignore what happened in boston. like jennifer beehr, among those picking up the race numbers they won through a lottery. >> when i told my 9-year-old that i had been selected her first response was mom, is there going to be a bomb. >> reporter: had there been any credible threats? >> no, no credible threats concerning the marathon. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner ray kelly says 2,000 security cameras will provide video surveillance including 100 new mobile cameras purchased after the boston bombing. five choppers will patrol the air. 49 police dogs will be deployed including highly trained canines that can detect explosive materials moving through a crowd. >> people are now streaming in here from all over the country, all over the world. so what can you tell them about the safety of the race on sunday? >> well, i think it will be as safe as it's ever been, it's a long route, 26 miles. we will

. >>> actor patrick stewart of "star trek" fame and a boston police officer and a 9-year-old girl from marin county rang the opening bell early this morning. vivian harr raised more than $100,000 with a lemonade stand in fairfax to help free children around the world and credits twitter with much of her success in getting that word out. of course, listen to kcbs radio throughout the afternoon for the very latest on twitter's big ipo launch today. >>> this evening, silicon valley will be home to one of the biggest college football games of the season. stanford ranked number 5 in the country will host third ranked and undefeated oregon. the cardinal and ducks both have a shot at reaching the national championship game. games at stanford stadium usually on saturdays always cause traffic problems near campus but today should be even more chaotic since the game begins at 6 p.m. during the evening commute. >>> the father arrested for taking his two-week-old son and triggering an amber alert is back on u.s. soil and in an arizona jail. mesut guler appeared in court earlier today. whether or n

vivian harr was there with actor patrick stewart and a boston police officer. vivian used twitter to get the word out about her lemonade stand. twitter one of the few standouts on the market today. the dow, s&p, nasdaq, all fell as investors worry the federal reserve could start pulling back on its economic stimulus next month. >>> a sunnyvale mother reunites with her two-week-old son today after the father allegedly kidnapped him and fled to mexico. santa clara county authorities tell us patricia romero flew to arizona this morning to be with her baby. police issued an amber alert late tuesday after the father mesut guler allegedly kidnapped the boy and drove across the mexican border. mexican authorities found him and the baby unharmed and turned them over to border patrol agents in arizona. 22-year-old guler appeared in an arizona courtroom today and is waiting extradition back to the bay area. officers say that guler threatened to harm himself and the baby after an argument with the mother about wanting to move out of the state. >>> students at san jose sta

the nypd has consulted with 20 members of boston's police department about the marathon bombing there that left three dead and more than 260 wound. here in new york, runners can't ignore what happened in boston, like jennifer beer among those picking up the race numbers they won through a lottery. >> when i told my 9-year-old that i had been selected, her first response was mom, is there going to be a bomb. >> have there been any credible threats is this. >> no, no, credible threats concerning the marathon. >> new york city police commissioner, ray kelly says 2,000 security cameras will provide video surveillance including 100 new mobile cameras. five choppers will patrol the air, 49 police dogs will be deployed including highly trained k-9s that can detect explosive materials moving through a crowd. in central park, these preparations are translating into confidence, the only threat facing runners is exhaustion. >> i haven't heard anybody express trepidation or concern about lining up for this race. >> you're not going to be running more in the middle of the road to avoid the crowds

patrick stewart, a 9-year-old girl who raised money to end slavery and a representative from the boston police. ticker symbol twtr moved, and a big cheer filled the room. it opened at $45 a share. that's the price that everyday investors were able to get in at. but the ipo priced at $26 last night. the banks underwriting the deal, hedge funds and mutual funds got that sweet deal. clearly demand and confidence were high. also amped up, the nyse, the twitter ipo was a big get for the exchange. it had to duke it out with the nasdaq for these listings, fighting like two boxers. and despite fears of technical glitches, especially after the nasdaq botched the facebook ipo, things went off without a hitch. i talked to the nyse co about how things went. >> we're really proud of it. as i said to my team in a town hall meeting a couple of days ago, you don't have to go back that far to a time when we were winning one or two out of every ten technology ipos. now we're winning six or seven out of every technology ipos, including a lot of the important ones. i think the wind is in our sails. no time to get

the boston bombing -- and i think all of us agree that there was great cooperation there in the boston police department did a phenomenal job, along with federal partners. howad some concerns about the -- was operating. i wanted to follow-up on where we are with communication on the -- the set or the memory memorandum of understanding, concerned that the local officers information was not flowing downward. you, senator. yes, that was a concern we had been discussing with a major city chiefs and sheriffs. i have a luncheon last week with them to follow-up on that. so, it is a work in progress, but our goal is to make sure there are not impediments either real or perceived. so, his concern is being acted on. i don't have a date for when it will be done but it will be very soon. >> good. i would very much love for you to report back to the committee to give us the answer because i know it is an issue that is of importance to you, just so we know the information is flowing directly downward and upward. thank you. also, mr. olson, i wanted to ask you about your testimony -- and you mentioned the w

his father, leo, had beven a massachusetts state senator and a boston police commissioner. he never thought he would stay in washington for more than a couple of years, but the call to serve this house and his country proved too strong. and his country and each of us and this institution have been advantaged by his staying. so barry brought a little bit of boston to the capitol. i'm not -- i'm not sure that is accurate, he brought a lot of boston, a shrine to the boston red sox and place of homecoming for massachusetts members. every time our members' beepers would announce votes, it was his accent that came across the air waves to tell us what was going on. barry has made the cloakroom feel like a home, a home away for all of us and he will be missed dearly and greatly who came to cherish his friendship and comradeship. barry who sits with us on the floor, barry, we wish you all the best in retirement, both to you and to your lovely bride barbara, whom i had the opportunity of knowing very well almost as long as i have known you. she was a special person and had a special

young kid, wearing a tutu and she's an activist against child slavery and included a member of the boston policequestions how high will it go and how much people should buy it on-- >> it's interesting you brought that up. it's a fantastic point. do you think that twitter is saying to the world, listen, maybe somehow answering questions now they're going to make money and the impact they have on our day-to-day lives by having such an eclectic mix-up there? >> everyone can use twitter please sign up, they want people engaged. a couple of days ago they launched a twitter explainer, a discover page showing what a tweet is, what it does, how it looks, what does it do? how can you follow your friends or famous people. a lot of different dynamics in a last minute pitch by the public, we can launch money and do well. i spoke to the author of twitter, spent hundreds of thousands with the executives and they are looking for strong partnerships in old media and new media could get themselves sustainable and get that revenue up. charles: and twitter is not the only thing going on today. whole foods made $3

also getting shaved is a boston police officer.n the sox' bullpen celebrating a home run during the alcs. >> great picture. >> yes, it was. those guys can walk around the city and won't get mobbed. people won't know who they are anymore. >> i this have a feeling that it will happen. >> boston fans know who they are. >>> here's a look at your weather. cold air from canada feeding a band of snow from the rockies to northern michigan. below that, soaking rain for the central 1/3 of the country in the ohio valley. 49 boston. 58 washington, d.c. 70 memphis. new orleans will come in at 72. chicago 58. 56 albuquerque and 75 in phoenix. >>> it wasn't the usual fairy -- ferry trip for passengers on a boat in british columbia last week. this is what they saw in the water. >> take a look. that is a huge pod of pacific white-sided dolphins. they think there were about a thousand of them swimming together. the species is known for forming large pods. >> scientists say it is unusual to do it in a smaller body of water like this was. they say it

. >> reporter: we are live here on boston street where the police are trying to pinpoint where this candy came from but this woman went trick or treating with her child for 3 hour and they hit more than 7 streets and dozens of home and figuring out which home this came from would not be easy. the woman says she ate 3 pieces of chocolates and including a snicker bar. you can see the smal hole inside hole inside the wrapper. and her vision got blurry and she felt disoriented and started slurring her speech, they're waiting for her blood test to come back. we changed the woman's voice to protect her identity. >> i was afraid for myself but i was afraid more for my child, what can happen, if something happens to me here who's going to know that we are out here, i am raising my daughter on my own and it is kind of, you know, afraid of what's going to happen to her. >> reporter: and police are asking all the parents in the area to check their children's candy before they eat them. live in selena kpix 5. >>> well, take a look at the inside tunnel this morning, hundreds of people forced to abando

boston bombing and i the -- i think all of us agree that there was great cooperation there, and the boston police department did a phenomenal job along with the federal partners, hi had some more thans about how the mou was operating. i wanted to follow up as to where we are with the communication on the jttf task force for the hem ran dumb of understanding. he was concerned that his local officers, the information wasn't flowing downward. >> thank you, senator. that is a concern that we've been discussing with the major city chiefs and the sheriffs. i had a lunch meeting last week with them to follow up on that. so it's a work in progress, but i think our goal is the one you and i discussed, cans to make sure there aren't impediments, either real or perceived. i don't have a date for when it'll be done, but it will be are soon. >> good. i would very much love if you would report back to the committee to give us that answer because i know it's an issue that is important to you just so we know the information is flowing correctly, you know, downward and upward. >> sure. >> thank you. also, mr. ols

about the boston bombing, editing all of us agree that there was great cooperation there in the boston policement did a phenomenal job along with the federal partners. he had some concern about how the m.o.u. was operating and i wanted to follow up on where we are. with the communication on the jttf task force for the memorandum of understanding can use concern is local officers and information wasn't flowing downward. >> thank you, senator. yes, that is a concern that we've been discussing with the major city chiefs and sheriffs. i had a lunch meeting last week with them to follow up on that. so it's a work in progress i think we're going, our goal is the one you and i discussed just to make sure there are not impediments either real or perceived. and so his concern is being acted on. i don't have a date for when it will be done but it will be for us in. >> good. i would very much love if you would report back to the committee to just give us the answer because i know it's an issue of importance to you just a we know this is operating and information is flowing directly downward and upward.

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boston bombing. so much of this job is dealing with state and local police. we saw how critical that was in boston.ning. he is kind of the president's lawyer. i don't want a political hack in that position. i want someone who can lead on national security issues. >> you think we might have a political hack going into that position as he starts the nomination process? >> he'll have his confirmation hearing on wednesday. again, i'll give him the benefit of the doubt. he does have good experience from the department of defense. he has good counterterrorism experience on the bin laden raid, cyber experience, all that stuff is important. but again, i don't want a yes man for the president. i want a guy who can jump in from day one and really lead this organization that is crying out for leadership. >> if you did not write this, we would not have known this. we look at the secretary spots, we don't look at the underspots, at least for the most part. i really appreciate you bringing this forward because it's not republican or democrat. it's being responsible for watching our back at the border and within

the boston police are removing them because they have been licking the green monster. >> the moment ofg this too far? >> with the red sox? whoa! >> this is a special group with a chance to do something special. >> look at this! >> we will go back to talking about this. >> we had problems with the health care roll out. >> i'm out of here. unbelievable. >> so much more fun talking baseball than politics. >> see you later. what did you learn today? >> i'm going to sit down. >> it's about a city's come back. >> what a great thing. >> i love that republicans who want to win the way to a majority needs to read your book. >> i have to hit the gym. my back side is beefy there. >> you are like the babiest men i have ever met. >> you and donny. >> get over here, mika. >> come back. >> what did you learn? make up something. >> um, um, i love the red sox? >> chef. >> 350 calories. tom, what's his name. rocco. oh, my god, i ate mcdonald's this week. oh, my god. >> a lot of head next week. stick around. i have no idea what it's going it do. way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around because rig

. >>> almost six months after the bombings in boston, new york police are preparing to beef up security sunday's new york city marathon. hundreds of police officers, along with counter terror iewntdzs will be posted on the route for tens of thousands, participating in this race. the nypd will have helicopters, boats and hundreds of cameras, searching for suspicious activity. police will be paying special attention to the finish line in central park. >>> an 83-year-old woman, best known for her sticky fingers, strikes again. she's an international jewel thief, with five decades of experience. this time, she hit in california, stealing $100,000 in jewelry. doris payne's criminal career began when she was 23. and walked out of a pittsburgh jewelry store with $22,000 in diamonds. this time, a palm desert store owner said he was showing her jewelry for about an hour, and didn't notice when she slipped items away. >> to say i have no remorse? >> yeah. >> that's people who don't know me. >> she should go to jail. but that's not degree to happen. so she'll be out again and doing it to somebody

security is also in the forefront of many competitors' minds following the bombings of the boston marathon in april. and polic three peopled and hundreds injured in boston still fresh in the runners the there. >>> in cricket india scored 383, and the third player ever to reach 200. in response australia tumbled to 205 to 7. and a the aussieest dismissed for 326, india wins for 57 runs and wins the series. >>> we have more sport on our website at www.aljazeera.co www.aljazeera.com/sport. that address for you again. www.aljazeera.com/sports. let's go to on liverpool, we'll have more on that. >> that's it for this news hour on al jazeera. from the whole team here in doha thanks for watching. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, becau

boston marathon early this year. >> this is an event where athletic competition is overshadowed by safety precautions. security has increased massively throughout the big apple. position inthe policeepartmens consulting with colleagues in boston. in the wake of the bombing in woundedast april, which 260. some of the amateur runners are apprehensive, including jennifer beir. old i had my nine-year- been selected, she asked me if there would be a bomb. kellyice commissioner ray is confident, talking about the 2000 and security cameras and five helicopters with specially trained dogs trained to find explosives. >> this will be as safe as it has ever been. >> 26 miles and in manhattan's central park. some 4000 art started to take part in the race, this will attract people from all over the world. is overcome with smoke as two of the most famous landmarks in australia can barely be seen, the sydney bridge and the opera house. risen to levels have 15 times above normal. more than 15 forest fires are burning in new south wales. people in parts of northern treated to a stunning spectacle yesterday. three sonuns could be seen in te sky, the real sun wsas surrounded by two. happens whenusio

boston as he competes. >> here in new york, today, to run the new york marathon to honor the victims, the survivors. >> new york city policealso have boston on their minds. security was especially tight. >> definitely a lot more secure than last year. >> 12500 surveillance officers. even runners were screened before taking their starting positions. even with the security. it didn't interfere with what mattered most. finishing. scott thompson reporting. >> and kenya took place in the women's division. she completed the course, two hours and 25 minutes and seven seconds. jeffrey mutai. and each will receive $100,000 in prize money. >>> new york city mayor, michael bloomberg is on his way out. voters will choose a new mayor on tuesday. he shared the legacy he hopes to leave behind and the lessons he hopes the next mayor will adopt. >> most of the things we've done, if we've done a good job will stay in place. you have to keep making your society open. if you start to focus on results rather than equal opportunity, unfortunately, you will start to down everything down. >> democrat bill is going up against republican joe loda.

the police department came up with a new plan afort deadly boston marathon bombings in april. department is also planning on using helicopters, scuba divers, bomb sniffing dogs and cameras to keep the even safe. . >>> walnut creek's new smoking law is causing an uproar among some people. the new ban started yesterday. it's considered one of the strictest smoking laws in the bay area nomplet smoking is aflowd public placed within 25 feet of doors or in any multiunit dwelling. . >> does the effects of smoking outweigh the private property rights of the individuals within walnut creek? to met answer is no. i think the community will also say no. >> he launched this website and promises to circulate a petition calling for a vote next june. he will need 6,000 signatures to make that happen. . >>> several other bay area cities do have smoking bans. only a few have bans that are almost as strict as the one in walnut creek. marin county also has a strights ban that prohibits smoking in multiunit dwellings in ununcorporate rated areas of the county. >>> gay rights supporters say they're

. >> reporter: we are live here on boston street in the neighborhood where salinas police are looking into to try and figure out where this tainted candy came from. this woman trick or treated for seven hours, she hit dozens of streets so pinpointing where the candy came from will be difficult. she ate three pieces of chocolate that night. she got chills and stomach pains and felt nauseous, her vision was blurry, she felt disoriented and slurring her speech and then everything moved in slow motion. a doctor told police symptoms were consistent with an acid base substance. the woman thought she was going to die. investigators say the snickers wrapper had a hole in it and these how it was injected or coated with that illegal substance. salinas police are asking people to check their candy in the area. . >>> also tonight, we'll be hearing what the barker workers thought of the contract deal that end the the b.a.r.t. strike. the unions are set to announce the voting results in the next hour. >> reporter: this could be the end of the long b.a.r.t. strike nightmare. behind me in this hotel

and what happens in boston and then he called the police to round them up this grouping in camp the man is clearly meant to keep illegal border crossings here refugees from the city and soon will. separated from refugees whose motives on tuesday. yet it is abiding by the use procedural rules here in the capital sofia was apprehended refugees attend pre highest in the scam. it's on the top security. the boy in the town of which means minutes the ramp is run by the mitten tree with the help of specialties and private security guards. we have the dumpling is practically off limits to visitors. human rights activist discovered and publicize the appalling conditions here. officials say things have improved which is why we receive permission to film here. it's in me to take care of the conditions are still terrible. we meet seth thought. damascus syria the eighteen he's already married. his small family hangs up sheets for students to produce it to the build up of the plum tree is what the dusty is the debacle aside i'm just too hard. as the sum of eleven coming in aldershot as the government

it was a day after boston bombings new york police commissioner ray kelly said they begin revamping securitykeep the 47,000 runners and more than 2 million spectators safe. over 100 mobile cameras have been set up along the race course, monitored by command center from the nypd. here's ray kelly. >> we also use specialized resources in all five boroughs, helicopters, trained detection teams along the route. nypd harbor units will escort ferries to runners to their appointed start on staten island. >> runners will be screened before the start. can only use clear plastic bags to carry their belongings and banned from wearing bulky masks. hydration systems also prohibited during the marathon. if you're watching and thinking of bringing a backpack, keep it at home. they'll be subject to search by nypd. all these precautions being taken to make sure what happened in boston doesn't happen here in new york. the new york road runners club did issue an statement in light of the l.a.x. shootings saying we're comfortable and confident with our safety and security plans as led by the nypd. kayla, back t

police commissioner raymond kelly says he met with boston officials earlier this year-that's the strategyon how to better secure the marathon. it >> is that of texas is getting an tougher on restrictions on abortions. the federal appeals court reinstated a key part of a new abortion law that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges privileges na hospital with 30 mi. of their clinic. >> if third of the clinics in texas cannot perform abortions as a result of the ruling. the law is being challenged by planned parenthood, but will remain in effect during the lawsuit. >> michigan man claims he tipped federal investigators investigators to the location of osama bin laden compound and pakistan years before his killing. and now it is seeking the $25 million reward. in >> a letter from a chicago- based law form representing tom lee says the 63 year old jim merchant report the location of been laughton's, pakistan compound in 2003. the letter was sent by the law firm to the f-be-i in august. >> it said a pakistani intelligence agent told lee that he escorted been lied and

spectators, and let this be a safe and enjoyable event. >> kelly says new york police officers met with officers following the bostonnd where the whole thing kicks off. you have talked to any of the runners to get their reaction to some of the restrictions? >> reporter: well, you will remember this marathon was cancelled in the aftermath of super storm sandy, and so these people are happy to be here. they did not get the opportunity last year, even if they had to deal with stepped up restrictions, it's something they are willing to go through. there are extra restrictions just for the runners. they are all being screened before they get to the starting point and they are being told they cannot wear masks or bulky costumes, no backpacks or water packs, and a step to keep a long and difficult route safe for them. >> thank you so much. >>> a federal appeals court deals a big blow to obama care. >> what the decision on mandatory birth control coverage means for companies and their workers. seven minutes after the hour now, and wake up, you are watching "new day sunday." i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of

boston marathon earlier this year. isn't that bad and sweat athletic competition is being paid to show that by safety precautions. security has been beefed up massively throughout the big apple for this year's marathon the police department has been consulting with colleagues in boston. in the wake of the holdings of the cities marathon last april. we still read and read its two hundred and sixty some of the homage of honesty with its built in the top three are apprehensive including jennifer pm. when i called my nine year old that i have been like that of her birth of our birthmom that there can be upon him. new york police commissioner ray kelly is confidence. he's town to two thousand extra surveillance cameras in addition the city has deployed flight additional headache all this stupid august and fourteen alan smith adults especially trying to define takes place six. think it will be as safe as it's ever been. of us along route twenty six mile loop through. you can resort to. twenty six miles which ended manhattan's central park. some forty eight thousand runners are expected to take to the cruelty that edition of the race. a citywide celebration that draws from this view is from ole for the will. sydney h

. >>> lawyers for the man police say is responsible for the boston bombing will ask a judge to ease restrictions placed on them. they say there are administrative measures impairing their ability to defend him. those measures restrict access to mail, the media, the telephone, and visitors. oral arguments are scheduled in u.s. district court at 10:00 this morning. >>> police are puzzled as they try to figure out how and why a man in alexandria died. the 69-year-old man was found by a relative in alexandria's rosemont neighborhood on elm street. police say they're going to wait for an autopsy result before they rule whether or not this is a homicide. >>> police call him a sexual predator who has been victimizing young men for years. now 38-year-old joe poindexter of gaithersburg is off the streets charged with sexually assaulting a man he met at a bar last month. police believe this is a pattern of behavior that's been going on for 'some time. they plan to release his picture and provide nor details coming up later today. >>> the exchief of the air force's sexual assault prevention office will be

boston marathon. >>: on here in new york today to run the new york marathon to honor the victims, the survivors. >>: new york city policeave boston on their minds. should security was especially tight. >>: definitely a lot more security than last year but i think it's been perfect and everyone feel safe and is happy for it at least 1500 surveillance cameras were on the route. if you're riders were screened . >>erica: i don't know if you ready for these numbers. we are the freezing mark for valais hundred 37 of the door and napa. even sing over for a separate south follow on the golden gate bridge looks good. and to that for a short right out of the north bay and as we turn our attention to the traffic maps. drive times for you this morning about 12 minutes from hercules the berkeley coming down the e shore freeway al westbound 24 looking good as you move your way through the caldecott tunnel. >>james: let's talk about the raiders. it was a rough day for the raiders. they were at home taking on the philadelphia eagles. the eagles blowing out the silver and black 49 to 20. took a lot of people by surprise. kron4's car ren

two dozen duck boats will lead the rolling rally before the streets of boston in to the charles river. the mayor assures fans, police and public safety officials will also be on high alert. >> that's awesome. do they always do the buck boat thing in boston or the first year? >> i don't know. it is cool. >> new york has to steal that. >> big day. >> congrats to them. >>> this is a little fella. he isn't really so little. we had to show you. he is nearly five months old from utah. >> he was born by c-section and was 14 pounds even. god bless that mama. and there he is with his 2-year-old sisters. mom says she can't have normal size kids. the twin girls were four pounds each at birth. >> joel, by the way, 23 pounds at his four-month check up. the doctors say he is healthy and growing. >> cute family. >> total cutie pie. future linebacker for brigham young, university. i don't know. >> beautiful sisters. >>> coming up, which celebrity won halloween this year? we will show you cool costumes ahead in "the skinny." >> love costumes. but first, if you are going to have hand me downs, they might as well be from the wealthies

there were rumors he was hiding at the markets the police was slow to stop the riots is. boston extinct and rested it on two thousand migrants to prevent the divine and steal our consent. irina says that's always the way . the she says the government in coming to migrants. he recently came up with integration policy in black and white it said russia needs to make the migrants. in this country the birthrate is catastrophic you know she sends me plenty of manpower in the future that's it. the listing is i'm surprise that rush has gone so long without a clear immigration policy immigrants from the former soviet republics in central asia can come to russia without a visa and stay for three months. but many stayed longer and was keenly getting at ten hundred sq four because their employer grinds you authorities. mikey but does it use to having them rights. authorities say there are more than three in the hoff million undocumented immigrants in russia the real numbers are probably much higher. when at the anger reaches boiling point. they are the scapegoats. and then there are officia

policing. >> reporter: some cities like boston and seattle have shown reductions in violence. >> there is no other strategy proving an ability to decrease violence on a community wide level. >> it got through to this man. >> pulling each other down, by killing you so you can get out of my way. or, arriving to bring you down and get out of my way, it is all following the same norm. >> reporter: the oakland police department has scheduled the next call in for mid december, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> police are still working on the list of people they intend to call in. that list should be finalized by next month. >>> is personal information submitted on the healthcare.gov website safe? the white house says your information is safe, but a hacker testified today before congress that he was able to break into the site. the online security expert said he found it was vulnerable to attacks. however, the website's tech chief says the site and the personal data on it are secure. >> as of today, no vulnerabilities have been detected. >> the white house was warned as early as march about the vul

the new york police say that the boston marathon bombing. with hundreds of cameras are in position.ls are also using surveillance equipment and a handful of runners will be competing for $100,000 in a first-place run. >> in sports, the sacramento kings last night. here is kerrey. after the second to quarter. clay thompson not didn't end!. curry with just five forints. and he was just no problem against the team. soon, californians from sacramento to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> your full forecast, coming pop. complete o top stories we are following this morning. chilling new details this morning in the l-a-x shooting. we'll also hear from family members of the slain t-s-a agent. r plus. horror stories from inside that castro valley assisted living facility. another worker breaks her silence,

. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks security was tighter than ever at the new york city marathon. helicopters flew overhead, police officers checked bags, and bomb sniffing dogs reported to duty. 50,740 runners did the race, including forter who runs for lieu keemier leukemia research. >>> the transit agent gave in to the unions too soon. >> we betrayed the public. >>> crab season is about to again. >>> it was cooler today but warmer tomorrow than today. we'll have your full forecastig. >>> and skydiving planes collide in mid-air and everyone gets out alive. ,,,,,,,,,, i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. bart unions' new con

is already in place at seven other airports around the country including new york boston and seattle. >> oakland police transit bus last night. they are investigating the incident occurred. it happened just after 5:00 p.m. near macarthur boulevard and arnold leak avenue in oakland. >> the victim was taken to the burn center at st. francis memorial hospital in san francisco. >> the severity of his injuries are unknown at this time. no one else was injured. at >> what i'm learning more about exactly what state regulators sought at the east bay nursing- home that was shot down. that facility apparently did not did nothing about the problems it had. kron4 is at dan carmen talked to a patient advocate who's calling for a major overhaul. >> castro valley caracol in documents obtained by kron 4 news show that state regulators and only visited valley springs man four times before after its closure but documented numerous health and safety deficiencies and left residents to fend for themselves. >> the executive director of california advocates for nursing homes reform. >> the state the value waiter who visited

boats will lead the rolling rally before the streets of boston before launching themselves into the charles river. the mayor assures fans, policeways do the duck boat thing in boston or the first year? >> i don't know. it is cool. >> new york has to steal that. >> big day. >> congrats to them. >>> this is a little fella. we had to show you, though he isn't really so little. we had to show you. he is nearly five months old from utah. >> he was born by c-section and was 14 pounds even. god bless that mama. and there he is with his 2-year-old sisters. mom says she can't have normal size kids. the twin girls were four pounds each at birth. >> joel, by the way, 23 pounds at his four-month checkup. the doctors say he is healthy and growing. >> cute family. >> total cutie pie. future linebacker for brigham young, university. i don't know. >> beautiful sisters. >>> coming up, which celebrity won halloween this year? we will show you cool costumes ahead in "the skinny." >> love costumes. but first, if you are going to have hand-me-downs, they might as well be from the wealthiest woman in the world. oprah's yard sale is next. you are wat

boston. they claim that the police failed to watch people fn underage drinking at the tailgating.th the story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. there were a lot of differing opinions about whether a suit like this should even be heard by a jury. but the attorney for one family argued gillette stadium and the owner of the patriots are just as responsible for what happened to their daughter as if they had sold her the alcohol directly. a grieving family, taking the companies that oversee parking and security at new england's gillette stadium to court, for not regulating underaged drinking at a tailgating party on their premises. but on monday -- just moments before the trial was set to begin -- >> the matter has been resolved, your honor. yes. >> reporter: robert kraft, the owner of the new england patriots and gillette stadium, and the family of debra davis reached a settlement. davis was killed in a drunk driving crash. her friend, alexa latteo, was behind the wheel and also killed. >> we're happy it's come to a close. however, you know, it's been five long

. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks, security was tighter than ever at the new york city marathon. helicopters flew overhead, police officers checked bags and bomb sniffing dogs reported to duty. a record pack of 50750 runners. >> i'm running for those people who can't. that is why i'm doing this. >> reporter: he says he will keep running full speed ahead. adrianna diaz, cbs new york. >> there were no major security issues at the marathon. >>> in today's health alert, obesity's effects on young girls. u.s. researchers say the problem affects caw cation girls much sooner than previously thought, on average just under ten years of age. >>> just one dose of the hpv vaccine may provide women protection against the virus that causes cervical cancer. researchers found those vaccinated with one dose had protection. just a third get all three shots. >>> experts say it is important to get the kids to bed on time. here's why. a good night's sleep could help them lose weight. a study in the journal of pediatrics find children who get more sleep eat and weigh less. the study could have important implications for the prevention

. >> reporter: in light of the boston attacks security was tighter than ever at the new york city marathon. helicopters flew overhead. policed bop sniffing dogs were put to duty. kenyans priscah jeptoo and geoffrey mutai won the women and men's titles. >> i'm running for those people who can't. and that's why i'm doing this. >> reporter: he says he'll keep running full speed ahead. adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >>> a very uninspected traveler at chicago o'hare airport. an alligator was found hiding under an escalator. just a little guy. about a foot long. pretty simple to catch. all they had to do is put a trash can over him. officials don't know where it came from or how it got there. the little gator will eventually be taken to a reptile park. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news." oprah and the auction. i'm anne-marie green. balance bar®... have you found your balance™? [ dog barks ] balance bar®... shop early with kmart free layaway don't let the holidays sneak up on you. and get 5% off toys when you put them on layaway. kmart. get in. get more christmas. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold®

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boston. trafficking drugs and extorting businessmen and book makers and bribing police officers.gust he was found guilty of 31 charges including taking part in 11 murder. during his sentencing hearing bulger staryt stairedbulbulger n front of him. it was the most powerful hearing i have seen in the courtroom to hear people come for forward any how he affected them and i don't think he was immune to that. >> his victims were innocent by standers who were in the wrong place at the wrong time like michael donohue. >> it was not a closure but at least you can put it behind you. i do feel good today. >> the judge considered 9 the statements of victim's family members in court before handing down the sentence that will keep the 84-year-old behind bars for the lef rest of his life. >>> the mayor of toronto has threatened legal action against his former staff who spoke to police about their concern on his drug habits. the growing call for ford to quit. councillors have no legal powers to force him out between elections. >> have you been to that house? i have no interest in being in that