i will name boxers. or draw. >> okay. >> so go through these fast. >> ali. >> ali wins. >> ali wins. >> joe louis. >> i win. >> recognizey two. >> i win. >> george foreman. >> this might be close. >> million dollar baby. >> may win. >> apollo creed. >> i can take him. >> -- >> he wins. >> rocket deanya. >> i will get him good. he don't stand a chance. >> robert de niro-- jake. >> if i'm fat too, he has a chance. >> robert de niro as a young godfather. >> he might win because he has the guns and stuff. >> larry: soda pop penski from mike tyson's-- soda you know soda. >> can beat me. he beat you de. >> paul simon while he is singing the boxer. >> you could take him. >> larry: rocky three. >> i might be close too. >> rocky one. >> i would get him. >> rocky six. >> i would win. >> rocky four? >> was i in that one. >> think about it mike rocky four. >> did he fight the russian. >> there is no way you are beating rocky four. >> did he fight the russian guy. >> that was three. >> he beat the rocky. he what win.

senator boxer. >> thanks so much mr. chairman and i want to welcome all of our witnesses and very proud that mary nichols is here. she's really a legend in our state. and has worked on the environment for her whole adult life. and she now is executive director of the california air resources board. she's going to describe the successes that we're having. i'm also proud that my home state of california has been a leader in this field and here's the deal. we're prospering. we have to reduce carbon pollution in order to address dangerous climate change. and we can't wait any longer because we're seeing the impacts all around us. according to nasa the ten warmest years on record occurred since the year 2000. in 2014 was the warmest year on record. now people can put their head in the sand but that's the fact and facts are stubborn things. according to a new peer review research and the proceedings of the national academy of sciences and i trust my colleagues respect that, california's record temperatures are driving the stat

senator boxer: mr. parfitt, last month the council which owns a dozen utilities, including rocking on power in wyoming stated about the compliance with the power plan, and i would like to get your reaction, if the state wants push back against the plan, that is ok, but we really do have to have a backup plan. because if we do not, we will be caught in a situation without any option. and that is the worst of all positions to be in. she also stated the clean power plan's 2030 targets are achievable and urged wyoming to collaborate with other states to achieve them. do you agree with rocky mountain power that wyoming would be best served by completing a state compliance plan? mr. parfitt: i can't speak specifically to the comments of rocky mountain power. what i can say is, our evaluation, when we look at the entirety of the plan, it does not work for wyoming. because as i showed in the charts, the options in building blocks as presented by epa in the proposal do not work for wyoming. so we would say no. b

a tribute was held for boxer alexis vastine in normandy. tonight, the football team will be wearing black armbands. more memorials held across japan to mark the fourth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that sparked a nuclear crisis on march 11, 20 11. a massive wall of water traveling the speed of a jet plane smashed into the coast. close to 16,000 died. over 2.5 thousand more are still missing. for the relatives of those who were never found, the absence of a body to mourn has made the grieving process harder. more on one father who is still looking for the remains of his three-year-old son. >> four years of searching, four years of heartbreak. on march 11, 2011, he lost almost his whole family. his parents, daughter and his three-year-old son, who has never been found. the area's proximity to the fukushima nuclear power plant has hindered his search. >>in the footage we have seen from other prefectures they still have soldiers and police looking for the missing. in fukushima all we see is the power station which blew up. the media

for manny pacquiao, he wants to go down as greatest boxer of his era.lost three of his last five fights. i'm sorry, lost two of his last five fights. he is on a three win streak but had two losses against marquez and bradley. floyd mayweather this is about him and his legacy. i is 46-0. that l, that win-loss column, that zero mean as lot to him. he wants to go down as greatest of all time. he doesn't want to lose the fight. this is a bigger fight for him. even though manny lost a couple fights he lost five fights, if floyd loses this fight, of course there will be a rematch. of course anticipation for that will be huge. floyd does not want to lose to manny pacquiao because everybody will say, you beat everybody else but you lost against only fighter on your level when it comes to greatest of all time and he doesn't want to lose that title. gerri: doesn't want to lose that title. as i was saying what is at stake financially, at least pay-per-view, could set record for that, revenue all-time gate. it is so funny you think of boxing being as ancient sport.

joining us now is senator barbara boxer.hanks so much for doing the story. >> let many ask you about the specific point that i just made a moment ago about the american chemistry council turning up as the apparent author, at least the microsoft word listed author in somewhat appears to be a draft of the bill circulated ahead of tomorrow's hearing. were you the first people who figured that out? >> well, when the bill came over from the senators, senator udall and vitter, there was a copy right there for us, and my staff said to me this reads like it was written by the chemistry council. so we thought, you know, maybe it was. i'm not kidding. and they checked it out, and it was written by the american chemistry council. and this is shocking, and people can run all over it saying it wasn't. we know it was. it's just right there. but more important is just read the bill and you see what it does. it does nothing to protect the people. and it takes a very weak task of law, which now exists, which was so weak it couldn't even ban

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boxer: thank you so much. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. chairman, if no one arrives may i have ten minutes? thank you so much. mr. president, i'm so grateful to senator sanders because he explains things like no one else. he takes it down to the average working family in america and that's really who we're here to protect. not the super top rich people. they're doing fine. senator sanders taught me something this morning. i'm just going to make sure i remember it correctly. that the wealth of the top 14 richest people in america in the last couple of years went up over $100 billion. how much was it? mr. sanders: $157 billion in a two-year period. mrs. boxer: in a two-year period the wealthiest of the wealthiest 14 people that wealth rose $157 billion. and yet and still when you look at this republican budget, those people get every benefit you can imagine. they are not asked to do a thing, a thing. when people are struggling, sending their kids to college lord knows. when people are struggling trying to afford a new home. when people are s

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>> you're not wrong senator boxer. we have experienced growth across the board but particularly in the clean energy sector in california because of our policies. we are the leading state in terms of investment and clean technology. and also in renewable energy in the country right now, solar energy in particular is booming, obviously we have some natural advantages in california in terms of renewables. and i think it is important to say that there needs to be transition time for all industries and all states. when we implemented our cap on carbon emissions with a trading program there were many who were concerned about rising costs of electricity to our manufacturing sector. it's a critical concern for everybody along with reliability. no state, no governor can afford to take risks with the lights going out in their state. that is job one no matter how much we care about the environment or greenhouse gases and we do profoundly we know that our job is also to make sure that the lights stay on. so, i think it's important

possibly only blue boxer shorts at this point. we're told that he escaped from deputies while he was being transported, possibly ditching the orange inmate jumpsuit that he was in which is why the reports are he was only wearing those blue boxer shorts at this time. a lot of commotion here near the hall of justice. we had a small brush fire 15, 20 minutes ago. the fire crews put out. that was taken care of. that's right along highway 101 the highway near the hall of justice. deputies trying to find this escaped inmate reportedly wearing only blue boxer shorts. >> mark kelly in san francisco. >>> earlier today san francisco's police chief walked out of his own community meeting about police tactics. >> we've seen these meetings out for every officer involved shooting. the latest one of course had to do with tuesday's officer involved shooting but started here at the chevron station at pine, killing a woman by the name of alice brown. but people were not upset just about her death tonight. >> reporter: with the family of alice brown

boxer: mr. president, our republican colleagues say they're here fighting for women. if that were the case, then they wouldn't have snuck into this bill a provision that hurts women, all right? and that's not just me saying it. it's a story in "the washington post" and i ask unanimous consent to place it into the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. boxer: in early january email reviewed by the post, a republican judiciary committee staffer sent a democratic staffer a summary of previous changes in seven bullet points. guess what. they left out the change they made to women's reproductive health. now, i've been around here a long time and i thought there was trust in this body. but don't stand up here and say it's a phantom problem when "the washington post" confirms it. they have the email that proves this change was made and was not told to the democrats on the committee. if it had been told to the democrats on the committee we would have worked this out. and you want to fight for women, take this out. take this provision out that harms the victims

again, a well loved figure and the boxer, too.of them to have been off doing this show which, you know attracts well known personalities and retired personalities in the field of sport. it gives them a new lease on life. the british love these shows, they love adventure, outdoors sea, mountains. this is one of many. this show had not aired yet. there were similar ones on french television before. then to wake up this morning and discover the three stars have died in this dramatic fashion. the prime minister and president. it's gripping the nation. >> all three were lifted as probable ambassadors for paris and bid to the olympics. real top level of french sport. >> reporter: i didn't know that. there is talk of a new bid for paris in 2012 of course for the olympics. yes, they would have been perfect figures to lead that. you know camille, all she did in london. they were attractive popular, articulate people. someone who was a natural on the air waves. people knew about her. she was a regular on television and in magazines and so o

boxer alexis was at the 2008 beijing olympics where he won bronze. it was controversy in the 2012 london games. florence was a hugely accomplished sailor. she suffered a coma following a car accident at 17. despite that she won the 1990 prestigious solo atlantic race. a fellow contestant on the reality show they were taking part in. i'm sad for my friends. i'm trembling, i'm horrified. i have no words. karen said awful news about the helicopter crash and the death of olympic swimming champ camille muffat and nine others. she was only 25. rebecca says so sad and shocked to wake up and hear the tragic death of camille muffat. she was an amazing sportswoman. >>> let's move to cricket. india beat ireland on tuesday to clinch first place and remain unbeaten after five matches at the cricket world cup. adam watched all the action. >> a genuine threat to cricket's more established nations to the world cup. leading by example. 67 from the cap pain providing hopes and inspiration. 75 from him. heading almost beyond reach. 259. worthy of some respect. he was s

boxer is retiring next year. the only major candidate right now is democrat attorney general carmella harris. >>> still ahead, the message today from people who lost family members to prescription drug abuse. >>> plus it's not too soon to think about prom. >>> i'm drew tuma. a quiet evening on the way. overnight tonight clouds will increase. and shortly thereafter we are in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> people in san ramon gave out a dose of awareness this morning. that is the name of the new 5k walk that's organized by mothers who lost sons to prescription drug abuse. hundreds of people came together as iron horse middle school to share their stories of loss. their main message lock up your medication so it stays out of the hands of children and drug

. >>> in sports arguably the two best boxers in the world got together to promote a fight that reallyeeds no promoting. floyd mayweather jr. will fight manny pack yell on may 2nd on what is already being called the fight of the century. danielle nottingham has our report. >> reporter: the gloves were off as two of the most decorated boxers faced off in los angeles. dressed in suits they made their first and last appearance before their welterweight bout on may 2nd. >> this is a fight that the world can't miss. >> i believe that it's what i've been waiting for. >> reporter: floyd mayweather jr. has. pack yeel has it. >> if you lost once, it's in your mind. if you lost twice, it's in your mind. >> pacquiao's trainer had mar realistic approach. >> reporter: it's no accident. the flight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao is expected to be the highest grossing boxing match in history. the bout has been five years in the makes with each side making different demands. cbs president leslie moonves acted as a mediator to end the stalemate. >> once the ball started rolling, they were g

boxer is retiring next year. the only major candidate right now is a democrat, attorney general kamala harris. >>> still ahead at 6:00, not too soon to think about prom season. the help today for teenage whore struggling with the cost of formal wear. >>> the public message today from people who lost family members to prescription drug abuse. >>> a big surprise for two sisters. what they thought would be other birthday party turned into something so much more. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're closing the books on a gorgeous first day of march around the bay area. as we enter the new work and school week i'm tracking popup showers and a big-time warmup. the details with the a >> prom season is almost upon us and for the 12th year in a rea san francisco nonprofit is giving away dresses to bay area teenagers. the princess project's giveaway kicked off today. since 2002 the nonprofit has supplied more than 20,000 dresses and alaska seery -- accessories to girls in need. many of the girls return after high school

boxer is retiring next year. the only major candidate right now is a democrat, attorney general kamala harris. >>> still ahead at 6:00, not too soon to think about prom season. the help today for teenage whore struggling with the cost of formal wear. >>> the public message today from people who lost family members to prescription drug abuse. >>> a big surprise for two sisters. what they thought would be other birthday party turned into something so much more. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're closing the books on a gorgeous first day of march around the bay area. as we enter the new work and school week i'm tracking popup showers and a big-time warmup. the details with lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. it takes nature 90 days to grow the most golden oats. 1800 days and a bit of rain to make thejuiciest cranberries. 7,200 hour

dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are third and fourth. boxer also announced she's going to retire at the end of the term. we mentioned the list of potential candidates. a lot of folks will be giving thought to taking the seat. among the names today former governor martin o'malley and his lieutenant governor anthony brown. representatives chris van hollen, donna edwards elijah cummings. on the gop side ehrlich and steele are also possible candidates. >>> a decision is out on a case that touched out a nationwide debate about free range parenting. maryland child protective services has cited the meitivs with neglect. the law says children under the age of 8 cannot be left unattended in a locked or confined space. the youngest child is 6 and a half and the oldest child is 10. they believe letting them walk in their neighborhood teaches them important lessons that many other kids miss out on. >> there's no neglect anywhere here. the fact that they couldn't say no, nothing to see here folks everything is fine. and instead there's some judgment

also on board was a boxer. he too had won a medal at london 2012.ight welterweight category. the area is remote. it is reported that weather conditions at the time were good. the tv program the athletes were filming in argentina was inspired by a swedish reality show that flies contestants into remote areas and then leaves them to fend for themselves. reaction in france to the deaths has been swift. the channel has expressed its great sadness and postponed the show. the rest of the crew will return to france. in statement the president said the sudden death of his fell lowe french nationals was the cause of immense sadness. >>> well we can now speak to sport reporter who was at the french national sports institute in paris. how has the news been received in france? >> reporter: obviously the feeling is sadness. every day of the year champions are learning boxing are playing football to become one day maybe like aleksei, or like florence, and they hope one day to become a star become a champion to win a medal. so everybody here is sad very sad today

winston weight, and he is a boxer. >> winston the wonder dog for those who don't know, the unofficial happening now mascot. >> good for him. i'm glad he's back to good health. thank you for joining us. >> it's bikini season soon, everybody. "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >> thanks, guys. >>> we're about to show you a firstland look, rare photos of osama bin laden. hillary clinton does something that signaling her e-mail problems are not going to hold her back. the daring escape of the man carjacked by the boston bombers. i'm gretchen story. "the real story" for friday starts right now. >>> we start with a fox news alert. day two of the manhunt under way in ferguson, missouri. s.w.a.t. teams and police going door to door street by street looking for suspects in the shooting of two police officers. the protests resuming keeping up the pressure on the embattled town. they were peaceful last night, but with darkness only hours away on a weekend night now, no one is sure how long the calm will last and whether the violence might return. steve is live for us in ferguson and on t

stuart: what do you think of women boxers? >> um, i mean, it's growing.not watch it myself personally -- stuart: why? >> i don't know. i think of women differently than as, you know fighting, you know? but there's -- it is a tremendous sport and they train very hard as well. stuart: so what are you doing now? because you lost to manny pacquiao -- >> back in the gym. stuart: you're back in the gym looking for other fights. >> we should be announcing it very soon. stuart: are you trying to work your way back up to another fight? >> the goal is always to get to that level, because that's where the highest earners are. stuart: how far away are you from that kind of money? >> one fight can change everything, so we can come back with, you know another couple fights and be right there. stuart: will you fight in america this time? >> yes. this next fight should be in america. stuart: las vegas? >> las vegas, new york we'll see. there's a lot of great venues. stuart: you haven't lined it up yet? >> no. nothing is locked in just yet. stuart: you put your medical st

let me bring in senator barbara boxer of california. good to have you with us tonight. >> great to be with you. >> senator, are the democrats the scuttlebutt in the hallway? are they satisfied with what they heard from hillary clinton yesterday? >> we're not talking about that because we all know this is politics. we're talking about why it is we can't get anything done many the senate and why 47 republicans did the unthinkable and embolden the right wing hard liners by sending that letter. we know what's happening here. you said it in the best way possible, but you left one thing out. the republicans are obsessed with our president. they are out to get him and make sure he doesn't have a legacy. as we see this economy really booming and the fight against isil going better all they want to do is hurt him and they are now turning their attention to the person they fear the most in 2016 hillary clinton. she has and is no doubt about it followed the rules, followed the law. i find it interesting the republican party is turning into the e-m

senator boxer, thanks for being here.ocrats and their supporters are using a lot of strong words to describe this letter from republicans. there's treason, traitor, hash tag 47 traitors is trending. i want to get your reaction to what former secretary of state hillary clinton had to say about it late this afternoon. >> one has to ask, what was the purpose of this letter? there appear to be two logical answers. either these senators were trying to be helpful to the iranians or harmful to the commander in chief in the midst of high-stakes international diplomacy. either answer does discredit to the letter's signaturories. >> isn't there a third option senator? that the senators genuinely believe this is a bad deal and they don't want it to happen? >> well there's nothing inconsistent. yes, they think it's a bad deal. a, they haven't seen it. but what they want to do is institute scuttle it. hillary clinton is right. this plays into the hands of the hard liners. you mentioned liberal supports. you said traitors. that is bein

. >>> the first republican candidate is entering the race for senator barbara boxer's seat. two-term assemblyman rocky chavez is a former marine colonel and veterans affairs secretary. he says he is running to expand outreach to both latinos and veterans. and so far, chavez and democratic attorney general kamala harris are the only two candidates officially running to replace boxer in 2016. >>> i'm kiet do. we are live in east san jose, reports of shots fired at a chp vehicle shuts down 101. we have a live report straight ahead. >> reporter: and to journey lyrics, the lights are about to go down in the city. we are live for an historic >>> good morning. it's friday, march 6. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. frank is off this morning. a stretch of u.s. 101 in east san jose is open again. kpix 5's kiet do is there live to explain why it closed to begin with. hey, kiet. >> reporter: good morning. everything is back open again here in east san jose. but it was a tense situation just a couple of hours ago. this was the scene at 12:30 this morning on the southbound lanes

i am. >> senator boxer is ready for hillary. says it doesn't matter.americans that voted for president clinton and a change in washington, d.c. and transparen transparen transparency and we're realizing maybe we didn't get that that's probably why it matters. what are you hearing? >> i think the press conference yesterday was aimed as much as voters as it was at democrats who had been nervous in the past week that they hasn't gotten any information from secretary clinton and were flying blind in trying to defend her. yesterday she came clean on a will the of these questions. democrats are feeling a lot more reassured. they are feeling they have some amunition to go to battle with. i think what's going to happen now is we're going to return to the more traditional partisan lines where democrats like barbara boxer will be defending her and republicans will be attacking her. it comes a story of republicans. that's the place where democrats would much rather be. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> we're hearing for the first time from one of the university of okl

boxer: it is never over. i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record h hart that shows the california -- a chart that shows californians are paying $20 less as we reduce carbon emissions. sen. inhofe: without objections, so ordered. two documents, saying california has the highest u.s. poverty rate. when comparing income to cost of living and secondly, from the manhattan institute, migration from california to oklahoma increased by 274% in the 2000s. sen. boxer: you are lucky. sen. inhofe: adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> next republican scott walker speaks and that's :00 a.m. your calls and comments -- and then at 7:00 a.m., your calls and comments on "washington journal." >> next, senator ben cardin talking about iran's nuclear program and using military force against isis. he also talks about maryland politics. "newsmakers" today

boxer: thank you. mr. president, there's two ways to repeal a landmark environmental law -- repeal a law, landmark environmental law. one is through the front door. and the amendment would say we abandon the endangered species act is gone. and once through the back door, this is through -- and one's through the back door. this is through the back door. if radical amendments like this weren't in place, we would not have saved the great american bald eagle the symbol of our nation. now, if you believe that god's creations should be preserved vote "no" on the cotton amendment. i urge a "no" vote. the presiding officer: the question is auto on the amendment. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed say no. the amendment is adopted -- the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. a senator: ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? the clerk will call the roll. vote: the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 52, the nays are 42. the amendment is agreed to. th

see, i'm a boxers man. i like boxer shorts.k that living like this in 2015 is the result of isolation or innocence, but not so much. a few of these guys have actually been to the big city. occasionally they send a guy like tom here to port vila to learn english and modern manners. >> if you have no money, it's bad. >> what would happen if one of these little guys said, you know what? i don't like village life any more. i want to move to the big city. would you allow that? >> maybe i am tell him or someone tell him in the big city, not anything. better life here. better food. everything's better here. >> yeah. >> come here, come, come, come, come. come on, sweetie, come. >> one, two. yeah. good. >> seeing these beautiful kids through western eyes and also feeling that there must be medicine they need or what education might do for their futures, is that an imperialistic attitude? >> i think perhaps it is. but i think that they don't need help, to be honest. they look as if they're helping themselves. they have absolutely everyth

lou: the former boxer, now senate minority leader harry reid deciding to hang up his gloves announcingll not run for re-election in 2016, ending a three-decade-long career on capitol hill. well, joining us now another former boxer and four-time gold glove champion also the former reagan white house political director, republican strategist fox news political analyst -- great to have you with us -- is it four or five golden gloves? >> four. harry reid was xo'd by an exercise machine -- [laughter] a lot of republicans would have liked to have ko'd him, and there's no sadness in my heart or anybody else in the republican party that he's leaving. lou: you know, there was no sadness that i could detect from senator charles schumer today as well. >> i didn't realize that it wasn't a relay race. usually there's an election. if harry reid wants to give it to assume orer, just resign his leadership post today and let them have an election. lou: well the republicans are interested, it seems to me, in sort of a monarchical sort of sequence. another bush stepping up to take the mantle for the bush

she challenged barbara boxer in 2010. >>> it is crunch time on iran's program.ey are no longer willing to ship their atomic fuel out of the country. it is not clear if that will doom the talks. republican law makers are concerned the u.s. is giving away too much without getting concrete actions from iran. the white house is hoping to reach an agreement by tomorrow. >> there is no deal. once a deal is reached we will present it to the world for the world to see. >> if the leaders put together a framework by the target deadline they have until june to reach a final agreement. >>> there is new information on the germanwing's crass. the co-pilot who deliberately crashed the plane had treatment for suicidal tendencies. they are searching for the remains of those who died. >> reporter: crews still scowerring the mountain for debris, dozens of dna strands have been recovered. workers relying on helicopters. they are building a road to provide easy access. >> once we lift the restriction, the family will be able to access the site. >> reports indicate he was suffering f

senator boxer? >> i am stuck with some of the states attitude. we have states during this prospering far more than your states. that is what stuns me. it's ok. i respect your view. i want to ask this question. when you listen to mr. easterly respond to my chairman, actually these rules could mean we would be increasing carbon worldwide because some companies will leave the state. they will be so upset. have we found companies leaving california? last i checked silicon valley was booming. we have increases in manufacturing. am i wrong? >> you are not wrong. we have experienced growth across the board. particularly in the clean energy sector or her in california because of our policies. we are the leading state in terms of technology and renewable energy in the country. solar energy in particular is booming. there needs to be transition time for all industries in all states. when we implemented our cap on carbon emissions with a trading program, there were many who were concerned about the rising cost of electricity. no governor can afford to take

of justice, this inmate apparently ditched his orange jail jump suit and was last seen wearing his boxer shorts. the search actively continuing. sheriffs deputies look into the south of market neighborhood for this man. he is 5'6", 180 pounds. he escaped from the hall of justice last night at about 8:45. a deputy was escorting santiago gonzalez to the basement to take out the trash when the inmate took off. the deputy chased after him but couldn't catch up to him. we understand he is being held on a u.s. marshals hold for drug and drug trafficking. and we understand that the sheriffs department dealt with a similar escape last june here at the hall of justice when an inmate ran off while taking out the trash. and was later found nearby at a homeless shelter. >> all right alex savidge we will check back with you from san francisco. thank you. >>> time is 6:05. police in vallejo want your help this morning. they are trying to find a 30- year-old woman who may be the victim of kidnapping for ransom. she went missing yesterday. police were notified of this potential kidnapping by a 30- year-

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. >> the two -year-old boxer lab mix. underneath the icy waters.ew line relations are coming out about the driver's reckless driving history. >> twelve suspensions and no revocation. >> if caught she will face petty larceny. bill: chasing a a story about a teacher's aide and a lot of hot water for appearing topless in a documentary. >> westchester, a high school employee's learning her role as an activist could be jeopardizing her job. she took part in at docudrama topless endorsing a social movement to allow women to shed their tops in public. >> were you on board with the movement? >> i did not no about it before the film. i was doing my research. okay. a root in women's rights. >> if you want to impact you need to go really big. >> sexuality has been taken away from us. >> the same job she was now. she researched the issue to make sure it would not jeopardize her job. there is a 1992 court ruling allow women to bare their breasts in public. two weeks ago she was questioned about the film. >> do you know why you are here. here. i said, i have an

. >>> ahead the new candidate who will run against kamala harris for barbara boxer seat and abandon inr. a happy update tonight on the 9 puppies that were left for dead. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up. four months of investigating and a dozen arrests. police announce a major bust that could make one city safer tonight. >> we will not rest till oakland residents are safe in their homes and feel safe in their homes. >> how officers track down members of two street gangs. plus staying active. at work. the office furniture that is keeping dispatchers on their feet. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. >>> a california republican is challenging california attorney general kamala harris for barbara boxer's senate seat. he made it official today after talking about it in recent weeks. he is a single father and retired marine kernel. he said he is better qualified than harris. >> i think california residents need to think who would they like to send to d.c. to represent them. somebody who is a lawyer from the bay area or a ma

they actually paid boxers. oh, boy. >> george i also read somewhere -- >> al hayman.e boxing products. what do you think of that and him? >> boy, bill cosby was a magnificent guy. he was a standard bearer of minorities. hey, give the guy some advice once you make it. don't stay out late at night. >> what about all of these women making charging against him? >> i never did hear too much about him in those days about women because, as you know, i was boxing. i couldn't stay up late, coach. >> that is what we call a nonanswer, george. >> yeah. but these are beloved fellas and everyone gets a little adversity here and there and you have to let their life play out and see what happens later on. >> okay. the foreman grill do you use it yourself? >> oh it knocks out the -- i couldn't be without it. ip the only guy -- i can't tell you my -- i can tell you my height but not my weight but i'm the same weight that i fought at heavyweight champion of the world. it's because i eat properly and put everything on that grill. >> if you reverse the grill so the fat goes back onto the

. >> i am in front of toms river behind me is the icy grave of rolo the two-year-old boxer mix mix. allegedly the owner was doing doughnuts on the ice behind me, the ice cracked and the truck began to go into the water the dog drowned they used a helicopter to find the truck state police diver team went down and found rollo dead in the crypt. a moz da-- mazda pick up. bill: why did they live the body there? >> it was too dangerous to threattoget him they could not get the truck or the dog until the weather got better. it could be monday. if you listen you can hear the ice cracking. there is a lot of controversy surrounding rolo and the twrubg, a lot of first respond irs put their lives on-line searching for what they thought people could have been in the truck when it sank. >> they, of were risking their lives, thinking there was something in the truck. the individual leaves the scene of the accident, dud not call -- does not call anyone to say they were not in the water the men and women were out there risking their lives. >> there is a controversy with police versus animal right a

. >> republicans have their eyes on the seat vacated by senator boxer at the state g.o.p. convention rocky chavez will announce he is running for the seat on thursday. california republicans have not been able to elect a candidate since 2006. boxer is retiring and the only major candidate is democrat attorney general kamala harris. >> "star trek" fans express disappointment over william shatner's decision not to attend the funeral of his long time friend leonary nimoy. friends and fame said goodbye yesterday in los angeles. shatner was at a previously scheduled charity event in florida and could not make it back in time. but the dismay was expressed say he should have chosen the friends fuel really -- funeral over a charity event. he died at age 83 on friday. >> if you want attention of a issue with us airways do not treat them. they deactivated the twitter account. the airline treated this "than for making us airways tweet, we sign off today but cannot wait to tweet with you at american air." this mean travelers with tweet us airways with complains or questions will get a

only is it important for nfl players or hockey players or players that play european football or boxersprofessionals but it is also important for our children for people who participate in contact sports how we need to know how bad this problem is. >> the culture of contact sports is to play through any injury but many hope this donation will help change that and in the process protect future sports men. >> nigeria's delayed elections posed tensions. for the first time it is expected to be a real contest. there have been clashes between rival supporters. interviewed an artist who has launched a campaign for peace. >> this is your exhibition you put on here ink not blood. tell us about your paintings. >> when the election campaign started heating up i want to let people know you cannot achieve anything with blood that we have to focus on voting with ink and not blood. so to stop violence and bring peace and all of that that is what the whole campaign is about. it has become a big thing now and this is the time to keep preaching. it is using that tension to let people know in a democratic