they would not call it bulletproof, if it weren't bulletproof. >> matt inside was a tad freaked out inside>> son, never. >> and they checked the door and apparently the thing held up. >> game over. >> we have bulletproof. >> and the gunman unloaded the entire clip, and the driver unlooteded the entire colon i think. >>> kitten having sweet dreams. ♪ isn't it great to have friends who surprise you every chance they get? especially if you needed some help apparently fixing up your room, and your friends come together to give it a makeover while you are gone for months overseas? that is what these buddies are doing. >> he loves it, so what we will do is to create a new empire. there is a fairy enchanted beautiful parlor. >> so the friends paint the room and put up purple wall paper and have a canopy bed there with a nice curtain. princess everywhere. this is enchanted fairy empire. >> they did photo shop pictures of him in girlie stuff. >> i love this pranker, because it is so unexpected. >> so 1:30 in the morning, when the house mate finally arrives from the six-hour flight, this is the reac

later marketing bulletproof backpacks for schoolkids. the return of the twinkie due back on shelfs in a month. and our financially strapped 30 somethings, the new lost generation. those stories when the "cbs evening news" continue. >> jeff: in te >> jeff: in texas hundreds of women's rights activist have crowded into the state capitol tonight. they are protesting as lawmakers in the republican controlled legislature prepare to vote on tough new abortion restrictions. if approved they say 90% of the abortion clinics in texas would close. americans in their 30s are the only age group in this country worse off than their counterparts three decades ago. a recent study shows the net worth of today's 30 somethings adjusted for inflation is down 21% from what 30 somethings enjoyed in 1983. terrell brown talked to one member of today's struggling generation. >> all the way out on to those toes. >> reporter: at 33 myya beck is doing what she loves, running her own fitness studio in wellfleet, massachusetts. she works morning and night, six to sev

the bulletproof ones like they have in new york city. >>> since we started the reports on cabbies refusing to peck up passengers of color and refusing rides to some neighborhoods we've been criticized son social media by some. however standing by the basic idea that refusing to pick someone up because of their race or destination is simply illegal or immoral. >>> we will not stop trying to get justice for everyone in our viewing area. in fact d.c.'s office of human rights has watched our undercover reports documenting cabs stranding passengers in wheelchairs with service dogs and because of race. and investigative reporter russ ptacek says the agency is ready to sue the drivers and cab companies as well. >> reporter: this could be pivotal not only in enforcing the law that requires cabs to pick up all passengers, but also the law requiring that they take those passengers to all metropolitan destinations. >> 1351 alabama avenue. >> reporter: why wouldn't you pick up the black guy? why wouldn't you stop for that lady with the service dog? >> the story that we have would be looking at whether

. >> you think that the bulletproof names will be immune to a deeper selloff? >> more so than the overall market. everything is going to take market which takes the least of the impact. >> i thought it was spot on. i think again people are trying to get ahead of the fed here. from what i heard and from what he said, these are going to be thresholds. it's not an absolute number. as we get to those thresholds, they may start lightening up. he kept using that reference about a car and obviously teslas have very fast acceleration like that faster than virtually anything else, but when you are talking about this economy, it has nothing as far as the accelerator pedal being pressed down, takes forever to get this thing going. >> by the way, ben bernanke stuck to his guns, which was interesting, did not back off one bit. i'm not sure how an investor would look at that as bearish. he's saying there's no rush to do anything. obviously the inflation numbers give him coverage on that. we're worried about the economy getting better. let's refocus and think about why we're

team races to his vehicle to get his gun and a bulletproof vest. husfelt keeps the gunman talking, displaying remarkable calm and command. >> if you're going to kill yourself or kill us, at least let us know what's going on. i'll be very honest with you. i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i don't. >> i was thinking to myself the whole time, okay, i am pretty sure i'm going to get shot. if i get shot, and i get killed, i know where i'm going, and i think that's what gave me the peace to remain calm. >> for husfelt, talking means living and that means talking about anything. during one surreal moment, he finds himself in a debate over tax policy. >> you said we don't need no taxes. >> that's not what we said. >> then as soon as you gutted the school system, then you turned around and said, oh, now we just have sales tax again. >> i said we need to have sales tax in the beginning. i campaigned on that. oh, yes i did. you can look on the material. >> only a politician would argue with a man when he's got a gun holding on you about

. >> some thiefs in oakland were not going to let a bulletproof glass get in their way. they wanted the atm and i mean they really wanted it. we're live with more. heather? >> yes this, is not the most sophisticated crime we're at the park boulevard station at the glenn view neighborhood. the owners company is getting ready to board up the front of the station because there was a front wall until 3:30 this morning. that mean s.when thieves stole the atm by backing a truck into the wall and knocking it down. the gas station owner series cameras captured the capeor just after 3:15 this morning. air pick up rams the front wall three times until finally, successfully, crashing through. the thieves then go inside from the durk and pull it out from the wall two. lifted it into the truck and drive away. the owner says for some reason they never schd his safe or cash box and he says he's relief that had he finally got those surveillance cameras repaired last week. this came on the same day opd held a press conference. the city has been divided into five districts with five comma

. >> some thieves didn't let a bill bulletproof glass get in their way. an atm stolen overnight this, is video you'll see only on abc 7 news this, is surveillance video from the gas station this morning watch these guys. two men used a chain to pull the machine out. you can see it took less than two minutes. the front of the store is damaged and destroyed we're told it's being boarded up now until it can be repaired oof nobody heard a thing. >> yes. >> amazing. >> federal agents need your thop catch an accused mail fraud suspect that that i mai be looking for a tech job. 38-year-old bruce lee marshal is accused of scamming $100,000 from a san francisco tech start up he wunts worked for. >> firefighters are still on the scene of a small grass fire right now that caused a real scare in santa cruz this afternoon. sky 7 shows how close it was to southbound lanes of highway 17 and buildings along tanner heights drive. it broke out at about 3:00 this afternoon. firefighters will stay on the scene to make sure hot spots don't flare up again. >> investors aren't

. >> he purchased a bulletproof jeep and wore a bulletproof vest. >> he had the federal marshals livingfor something like 30 months, in his house. >> there's no way i can imagine what his family went through. that's impossible for me to comprehend that. i don't think they could ever wake up a day and feel secure and acknowledge that nothing was going to happen. >> in an effort to attract as much attention as possible to their campaign against dr. tiller, operation rescue soon set their sights beyond the wichita city limits. >> one of operation rescue's major goals was to make george tiller's name, or at least his abortion facility and what he does, a household name. finally bill o'reilly began picking up the story and then, boy, he really lit into tiller. >> tiller has killed thousands, thousands of late-term fetuses without explanation. >> he compared him to nazis. he compared him to stalin. he vilified dr. tiller on national tv 28 times. >> tiller, the baby killer. >> tiller the baby killer, as some call him, will perform a late-term abortion for just about any reason. >> if you hear

>> they have a fantastic balance sheet and bulletproof. >> bill, you ke google?> fortunate the eurean authorities are going after the coany. >> what is ecks. >> if you are in a mood for a fluidcompany this is go to company. >> i what the heck is. >> i am not a mood for that. i wouldn't touch it until it comes down. >> oil and gas and rigging company and largest on shore rigs and balance sheet. >> morgan, u like it? >> i think the competitor are better. >> and that's it for forbes on fox. have wonderful weekend, keep it right here. number one business block cashinin and my buddy eric boler. >> sara palin is here governor and i fired up with distrust of the govnment. now we are learning irs is giving themselves cent million dollars in bonus and what does sah think about that? >> and does the fbi own or currently use drones and if , for what purse? >> yes, and for surveillance. >> talk about shock and a we. fbi using dron to spy on americans. now the governor weighs in and reaction from my shocking

. >> speaking from behind bulletproof glass, he said the city has withstood war but has to be torn down. >> we can say in berlin and europe, our values one, onwon.ce and freedom >> he said they had to help people in burma and afghanistan. >> these people want to join the free world -- free world. they want our support because they are citizens of berlin in their own way. >> he echoed at the famous words of john kennedy 40 years ago. the future he promised today was similar to the one he outlined five years ago as a candidate. >> this is different from last time. the people who filled the streets before are not allowed anywhere near here. of promisedate full -- this is a president with problems on his plate. >> at the news conference with angela merkel he faced difficult questions. one of them the government of afghanistan pulling out after talking to the taliban. angela merkel called for assurances that they are not insured and on privacy and he refused to say the that america is sending the rebels. describing what he wants instead of how to get there. >> for more on his call to reduce

but instead of crashing through, copeland bounces off the bulletproof glass.good thing. if he had been successful, he would have fallen almost 35 feet into the street. realizing the futility of the situation, copeland lays down on the floor and surrenders to the court officers who surround him. and if you think running from the law is a bad idea, check out what this driver did in our next video. an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington. but what is most unusual about this suspect is that he isn't fleeing from the cops, he is trying to turn himself in. the garage door he has just driven through is part of the spokane county jail. sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing with typical paperwork issues. and i hear over the radio from our control room that a car had crashed through the auto sally port door. so i asked for clarification on the radio. a car came into the door? no. a car crashed through the door. >> the sally port is a secure enclosed area that offic

deep in my heart i am an insurance actuary and i think we need those who would make the budget as bulletproof as the defense department. >> host: working at the national security council and state department a research fellow at the hoover institute and talk that west point, a johns hopkins and, however did you get interested in this line of for? >> guest. [laughter] i was a student of condoleezza rise year at stanford. [laughter] i had a grand idea of writing my ph.d. on the renaissance of the latin american novel in the '70s and what it tells us about literature and art in repressive societies. i did not do that and condoleezza rice is the reason. >> host: the name of the book is "state of disrepair" one of the recommendations you have for the state department to reconsider universality. we have american embassies in every country we have relations. that makes a of have to spend it i don't think luxembourg need some of the sea of its own but belgium is next door in your opinion does a lot of the diplomatic work in brussels. so it seems to me, possible given american predominance of the inte

. >> speaking from behind bulletproof glass, he said the city has withstood war but has to be torn down. >> we can say in berlin and europe, our values one, onwon.ce and freedom >> he said they had to help people in burma and afghanistan. >> these people want to join the free world -- free world. they want our support because they are citizens of berlin in their own way. >> he echoed at the famous words of john kennedy 40 years ago. the future he promised today was similar to the one he outlined five years ago as a candidate. >> this is different from last time. the people who filled the streets before are not allowed anywhere near here. of promisedate full -- this is a president with problems on his plate. >> at the news conference with angela merkel he faced difficult questions. one of them the government of afghanistan pulling out after talking to the taliban. angela merkel called for assurances that they are not insured and on privacy and he refused to say the that america is sending the rebels. describing what he wants instead of how to get there. >> for more on his call to reduce

. >> bulletproof glass, just one of the security measures in place for the speech at the brandenburg gate. this is for the close relationship between the u.s. and germany. >> the brandenburg gate is a symbol of german unity and, for me, the reunification of germany has always been linked to the help we received from the united states. click 6000 guests have been invited to watch the u.s. president speak. everyone else will be limited to the live broadcast. his visit will include closed door talks. they are all eager to voice their concerns about washington's spy program which was recently revealed. the >> we cannot accept the national security agency taking liberty to work with multinational companies to spy on the entire world. >> it's disturbing to me, the german government, and above all the people of germany. it's important to address this issue. >> another will be the planned free trade zone between the united states and the eu. some 8000 german and u.s. security forces have been drafted in and they will be on high alert for the 25 hours the american first family is spending in

. >> bulletproof glass, just one of the security measures in place for the speech at the brandenburg gate. this is for the close relationship between the u.s. and germany. >> the brandenburg gate is a symbol of german unity and, for me, the reunification of germany has always been linked to the help we received from the united states. click 6000 guests have been invited to watch the u.s. president speak. everyone else will be limited to the live broadcast. his visit will include closed door talks. they are all eager to voice their concerns about washington's spy program which was recently revealed. the >> we cannot accept the national security agency taking liberty to work with multinational companies to spy on the entire world. >> it's disturbing to me, the german government, and above all the people of germany. it's important to address this issue. >> another will be the planned free trade zone between the united states and the eu. some 8000 german and u.s. security forces have been drafted in and they will be on high alert for the 25 hours the american first family is spending in

and bulletproof backpacks. is this the way to safeguard kids inside american schools? >> it would be more insuring if something did happen then i would feel safer.

. >> reporter: he really was, although the vest he was wearing was not a bulletproof vest. the gunman police say went to school here, but last attended back in 2010. this rampage did not last long. police got the call at 11:52 yesterday and by 12:05 p.m., 13 minutes later the gunman had been gunned down by police. this is the gunman who terrorized santa monica yesterday. this is a security camera video of him entering the library at santa monica college. he had a magazines in his left hand, a semiautomatic rifle in his right hand. he had just shot a woman outside the library. she later died. he fired 70 rounds of ammunition inside the library and killed four people, wounded three others and the toll could have been a lot higher. >> if all of the magazines we collected were in fact loaded fully, something in the order of about 1,300 rounds, that's an estimation, could have been fired. >> reporter: police got the call of shots fired at this house at 11:52 a.m. friday. this house was on fire by the time they got here. the bodies of his father and brother were found in a back r

s council meeting as members talked about the ideas to protect driversdrivers including bulletproof glassmpathy goes out to his family and i would ask that we e begin way moment of silence. >> reporter: a somber somber beginning to this meeting remembering solomon okoroh whowo was working a second job whoa b was murdered by the passengers s he picked up. >> he was trying to make ends es meet and making a living by picking up fares. up >> reporter: one taxi driver dv talked about the dangers he faces; an >> i have been robbed, and stabbed. >> reporter: when aorter: when protective barrier idea was was brought up in the past, the taxicab commission said theommia drivers didn't want it. it. >> the drivers themselves th rejected that idea.that many of the drivers use who own their own vehicles, use them for purposes other than as a publicc vehicle for hire, and do not want to have a window that is separating them from their backk seat. >> reporter: also disgusted dic at the meeting customer complaint. former miss d.c. said that oncee she was wearing her crown an event, when a driver made an o

am the insurance actuary and i think we need budgeteers will make the state department budget as bulletproof as the defense department. >> host: ms. schake working at the national security council and the state of bremen and now our research fellow and teaching at west point, a johns hopkins, how did you get interested in this line of work? >> guest. [laughter] i was the custom of condoleezza rice here at stanford. [laughter] i had a grand idea about writing my ph.d. in the response of the west and american novel and what it tells us about literature and art and i did not do that and she is the reason. >> host: the book is "state of disrepair" one of the recommendations you have is for the state department to consider universality. and every kid to we have universities and it makes sense but if you try to reinvention how to spend our resources on diplomacy and is not entirely clear luxembourg would needed embassy of its own when belgium is next door and the european union does a lot of the diplomatic work in brussels. so it seems possible that given american predominance with the internation

>> one of the new fads is -- have you heard of bulletproof coffee?otes weight loss, and it gives you a boost of energy that lasts and you don't crash. so no milk. no sugar. regular coffee. coconut oil. and then butter. and you are supposed to take a tablespoon or two of butter in your coffee. >> he's doing it. >> and you -- >> are you stirring coffee with the butter? >> you are supposed to use the blender and then -- >> wow. and you are drinking it. >> what does it taste like? >> not bad. milk and butter are from the -- they are cousins. ethiopia and tibet it's common to put butter in their coffee. this is not scientifically proven to create weight loss. >> with that you get weight loss? >> and they say it would actually fill you up. >> fat is very filling. >> you don't put milk or sugar, but butter and coconut oil. >> as i say, butter goes with everything, so i can see that kind of being delicious. it just seems like an odd combination and i'm doubtful about the health claims. >> you should be. >> richard, you have some yearbook superulatives for ho

i think we need green eye shade budgeteers will make the state department budget as bulletproof as these department. >> host: kori schake has worked at the national security council at the state department, currently a research fellow at the hoover institution. she has taught at west point, johns hopkins, the national defense university. how did you get interested in this line of work? [laughter] >> guest: i was a student of secretary rice. i had a grand idea about writing my ph.d. on the the renaissance of the latin american novel in the 1970's and what this tells us about the law of literature and art. and it did not do that. >> host: "state of disrepair" is the name of the book. one of the recommendations that we have is that for the state department to reconsider universality. >> guest: we have american embassies within every country that we have diplomatic relations in. and that makes a certain amount of sense. if you tried said real vision how to spend our resources on diplomacy, it is not entirely clear to me that luxembourg would need an embassy of its own when belgium is next

word he was shot down by police it's thought the man was and he has a way to twenty's wearing a bulletproofjacket and using an assault style rifle. iraq's sectarian violence has seen two car bombs claimed five lives while leaving many more injured most victims died when a powerful explosion targeted a mainly shiite neighborhood in baghdad several shops were badly damaged in the attack a policeman also died in the northern city of mosul after another blast it out police convoy. former south african president nelson mandela is said to be in a serious but stable condition after being taken to hospital with a recurring lung infection it's the fifth time the ninety four year old has been in care over the last two years when dell led the fight against apartheid and spent twenty seven years in prison before winning the nobel peace prize in the only ninety's. europe today here in r.t. and coming up as promised it's the latest kaiser report stay with us. welcome to the kaiser report well in mexico as are you know the american dream is the national if those of the united states life should be better

check out this list. 56 support vehicles 14 limousines 3 trucks carrying bulletproof glass and fighter jets if the sky. >>> while president obama was in boston wednesday, he met with the family of cambridge police officer sean collier who was shot and killed by the czar nay yev brothers in april. he thanked the family for the sacrifice he made for the nation. >>> chris clicksty will speak at the clinton global initiative today. >>> here's the first photo of actress jennifer goodwin playing jackie kennedy for the docku drama killing kennedy. the film set to air on the national geographic channel in november. >>> a popular word has entered our political lexicon. akinize. a columnist defines it as, quote, attempting to diminish a po political foe by likening his or her words to reremarks on legitimate rape made by former missouri rep todd akin. >>> john dingell is the longest serving member of congressional history. kathleen sebelius lynda carter and house democratic leader nancy pelosi danced to a supreme songs to celebrate. looks like a party. >>> and last night's congressional baseball

bulletproof glass around the booth because a number of their workers have been attacked her with better doors to make it harder for insurers to come inside. they just do not believe that it is appropriate to talk about it now at the bargaining table with a june 30th deadline looming looming. speaking to the media tuesday afternoon, bart spokesperson rick rice said that despite the strike authorization vote by the union, the transit agency wants to move forward with contract negotiations. it's not going to change the negotiations or our approach at the table. our team is ready to be there when they are ready to be there. rice also responded to union claims that bart is avoiding safety problems, calling the allegations a smoke screen. >> reporter:bart meets with union leadership monthly and the general manager meets with them weekly. those are the times to bring up safety issues. what we need to talk about at the negotiating table are the pensions issues, the benefit issues and the salary issues. those are the things that are keeping us from completing a deal. >> reporter:rice was also as

the bulletproof vest program from the days from senator ben nighthorse cham campbell and i introduced an amendment. it saved lives of police officers. the next time we have the police memorials on the mall, i hope they'll explain to the same police officers why they are opposed to them having bulletproof vests. another is an amendment of senator feinstein and senator cornyn and others have championed to provide the judiciary with the resources to handle large number of immigration cases. i don't understand why these are considered controversial. i was disappointed we had to remove the feinstein and cornyn amendments from the list because republicans objected to the feinstein-cornyn amendment. the amendment on resources for the judiciary. so, nonetheless, i took these off, even though i thought they'd be noncontroversial -- liked the feinstein-cornyn amendment, and the others -- the bulletproof vest amendment -- but we took them off because republicans objected. so now i'm going to propose a list and i want to make sure the republican leader is on the floor. it will contain 32 sensible

if we have made them bulletproof, what does that make us? in one word, it could make us shocked. kiss your liberties goodbye. because these guys are releasing this. our first guess is what is now. there is a method to the madness? >> t way that it is working is that they wold actually have liability protections that work for specific investigations. so if yoare in the mide of an investigatn that is when u start asking for it. it's not like they are going to go in and clean the whole place and get every last bit of metadata that is out there. what they willry to do is go in and make sure that they can follow things like this. that is where the protections are putting into play. >> hope hope springs eternal that it will only be good. i always fear that it gets kind of screwed up. by that, i mean it is now a blk check and carte blanche do whatever these guys want. >> by the same token, they would have to foll very strict accountaby guidelines. not only for the privacy act, but al the other rules that they follow. >> you mentioned the boston incident. it depends on the investigator.

including hundreds of agents to guard the family, military planes to air lift 56 vehicles, and enough bulletproof glass to cover windows in hotels and an aircraft carrier with a full medical center nearby. the obama's planning the trip for later this month. to compare president clinton's trip in 1988 cost about $43 million. >> before the black forest fire got out of hand, authorities evacuated people mile as way sending deputies can door to door to ensure everyone left them. remember the speed at which last year's fires spread. firefighters are saving homes by letting the fire creep close to properties then driving flames around the house. >> fire now standing waiting for 9 fire. there is heat being blown in towards that firefighter. >> officials say crews made progress against the fire. the fire killed two people and destroyed nearly 400 homes, burning about 25 square miles. >> home video shows moments after a deck in a restaurant collapsed taking dozens of people with it into florida's biscayne bay. patrons helped one another to safety. police revealed today that overcrowding was not a factor h

of agents, including 14 limousines, 56 support vehicles and there are three trucks packed with bulletproof to protect them there. is an aircraft carrier for the emergency medical center on stand by off the coast. critics say this trip is far too expensive during the sequester with many agencies making across the board spending cuts. president clinton's visit 15 years ago cost $42 million. the president and first amend scheduled to arrive june 26th. >> six months after a gunman killed 20 children and six adults the people of newtown connecticut marked the day with a moment of silence and new gun control laws. the killer used a semi automatic rifle before committing suicide. some met with the president and members of congress, pushing for tighter gun laws. >> this doesn't seem real. it's been six months since i saw my sister. >> we're committed to this. you know? every day we're going to do a little bit until we get it done. >> newtown plans to replace sandy hook with a new building and today, connecticut governor announced $750,000 for the design of the new school. >> a spike in gun sales h

two years later, the mlb hasn't used the design, but the league has considered lining caps with bulletproof kevlar. and the league has not yet approved any head gear for pitchers. meanwhile, cobb was just released from the hospital this afternoon, he's on a seven-day concussion disabled list. for now, that keeps him off the field, david. >> released and tweeting, as you mentioned. gio, thank you. >>> now to an abc news investigation tonight into the growing cost of hospital care. many arguing that patients are paying more to help pay the big bonuses hospital ceos are raking in. so, we ask, are those ceos more concerned over bigger business or your better care? here's abc's jim avila tonight. >> reporter: gleaming new towers. fancy birth suites. expensive mri machines. and even robot surgeons. hospitals proudly market them as the marvel of american medicine. but critics say they are also costly examples of what is wrong with a bloated health care system. >> as long as we have volume-based payment, you get paid for every single thing you do, well, people will do more things. >> reporter: ther

last week after the president to leave -- delivered a speech in berlin behind 6 inches of bulletproof the headline read'' obama liz is rock star status'' tell me about it. a new headline reads'' president obama in the doldrums. i think that is being kind frankly. but the good news is not to obey a total loss ofhe fit six months of the second term affects the stock market where the attitude of americans who want to restore prosperity in the free enterprise, free market economy. it is still bad and it is not ryan try as his president may, it is not run by the white house. is showing some very significant signs it is strong enough to overcome even mr. obama. >> the supreme courtstrikes wn a key part of the voter rights act and the president says he is disappointed. much of the country is celebrating 50 years of advances from civil rights. we're on the case. we're on the case. "dobb's law" next. there is a pursuit we all share. a better le for your family, a better opportunity for your business, a better legacy to leave the world. we have always believed in this pursuit, striving to bring

it includes hundreds of agents to guard the family and aircraft and enough bulletproof glass at all thedent's hotels and aircraft carrier that will have a full medical center that will be stationed nearby. obamas are planning the eight-day trip to africa last month. in comparison in clinton's trip in 1998 cost about $43 million. >>> this morning, california lawmakers are expected to return to the capitol to vote on trailer bills required to implement the spending plan they approved yesterday, a full day before their deadline. state budget raced through the assembly and senate. it was passed in both houses on a strictly party line vote. the budget will provide more money to k-12 schools with the focus on low income and english learning students. it will next go to governor brown for final approval. >>> a bay area man faces serious charges after getting arrested on an online sex sting. deputies say 23-year-old man of petaluma made arrangements to have sex with and physically abuse a 11-year-old girl. undercover agents begin chatting with him eight months ago. they arrested him wednesday a

interesting if you notice, it's kind of right here with the reflection he is speaking behind the bulletproofs. katie marzullo who is following the story will bring you the latest on what the president had to say. >> kristen: if you want to watch it live stream go to abc7news.com. president obama took off his jacket but in the bay area this morning. you may still want to take the jacket with you while you go to work. >> eric: berlin forecast coming later. >> that is coming up. good morning everyone. taking a look at radar, satellite, patchy morning clouds and coastal fog will burn off this afternoon as we look at cam towards the bay bridge. some of those patchy clouds waking their way across the bay and breezy conditions, 54 degrees is going to be our temperature in san francisco, oakland, 55 degrees. hovering in the mid-50s for most of bay area. that is about a few degrees change from yesterday. it will be warmer tomorrow. patchy clouds and following inland. you are going to be seeing a high of 58 degrees and 56 around the bay and 48 around the coast to about 78 inland and 70 degrees. let's

he has a bulletproof vest on and get in the car. they hand out guns. tommy get blanks in his gun. and they kill him. and they bury him in a secret grave. and right the same time they decide to kill his friend, a guy named buddy. they kill him. so now the meeting meeting that whitey has with the fbi handler he said, john, tommy king just killed hum and he's gone in to hiding. he's in a discredit grave. he's dead. heyed in the fbi file whitey told him that, you know, tommy king killed leonard. and this disseminated to boston police. they are looking for tommy king. now he goes back a couple of week later. he's like they have to be wondering where tommy went. he updates the fbi and said, well, you know, they told tommy you better get out of town. you're going get killed. >> he didn't want the cop -- he wait and said tommy king is dead. they killed him. now you'll never find him. this is how he's manipulating the fbi. over the course of the years and actually gets much worse and sinister than that. the allegations are that when people went to the fbi to cooperate against whitey, they

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including hundreds of agents to guard the family, military planes to air lift 56 vehicles, and enough bulletproofndows in hotels and an aircraft carrier with a full medical center nearby. the obama's planning the trip for later this month. to compare president clinton's trip in 1988 cost about $43 million. >> before the black forest fire got out of hand, authorities evacuated people mile as way sending deputies can door to door to ensure everyone left them. remember the speed at which last year's fires spread. firefighters are saving homes by letting the fireclose to pron driving flames around the house. >> fire now standing waiting for 9 fire. there is heat being blown in towards that firefighter. >> officials say crews made progress against the fire. the fire killed two people and destroyed nearly 400 homes, burning about 25 square miles. >> home video shows moments after a deck in a restaurant collapsed taking dozens of people with it into florida's biscayne bay. patrons helped one another to safety. police revealed today that overcrowding was not a factor here. they're trying to determine wha

. >> the president spoke behind a transparent bulletproof glass directly underneath berlin's historic brandenburg gate 50 years to the day john f. kennedy gave his speech a few miles away. president obama referenced jfk's famous line. >> his pledge of solidarity, [ speaking foreign language ] echos through the ages. look, he said, to the day of peace with justice. beyond yourselves and ourselves to all mankind. >> the president added america's efforts against al-qaeda are evolving. the obama administration last week promised new military support for the syrian opposition. undefined, unspecific. the white house still has not given many specifics and analysts point out some rebel fighters have links to al-qaeda groups. today the president urged you guesses and united states -- russians and united states to cut down on nuclear weapon stockpiles. hello, wendell. >> the president wants a new round of nuclear arms talks to follow on the 2010 agreement the u.s. and russia signed to cut arsenal to 1500 warheads. mr. obama wants to cut it by a third and emitly eliminate nuclear weapons all tog

he is talking about wearing a bulletproof vest.er losing the boys because i wanted to save his life. he wants to come back home. i wanted him to come back home but i get nervous. >> cheryl: that is sad to say because there is many good places in oakland. what advice do you have? >> listen to your children. it's like you are on the airplane and they will say in case of drop in pressure to put on your mask. parents have to take care of themselves first because many are hurt and in denial. make sure you are listening to railroad children. if you see signs of isolation or depression, don't ignore that. most other mass murders through children with mental disabilities. i have a mental illness but i'm not going to try and kill anybody. also push for gun laws and try to encourage the nra and close the loopholes and hold on to your second amendment rights. get rid of the guns, we don't need them. >> cheryl: we'll talk more about the march coming up on? >> we one thousand mothers that can be reached through our website. you can call us at a

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for months, zimmerman has appeared in court wearing a bulletproof vest.his morning we're also learning martin's mother says she has been the target of death threats. people have been threatening talking about your kids and family members and specifically by name? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: ben crump is the family's attorney. you called it the civil rights trial -- or the civil rights case of the century. >> the whole world is watching to see how far america has advanced in the matters of equal justice. does everybody in america get equal justice or is it just certain people? >> reporter: which is one of the reasons the composition of this jury will be so important. another reason we're going to see a lot of legal wrangling over what this jury looks like and whittling that jury pool down from 500 to 6 could take weeks. robin? >> matt, thank you. >>> and that's why we brought back dan abrams to talk just about the jury selection. a lot of people think when it's a highly publicized case and it's hard to seat a jury. not really the case. >> it's going to be to

it's time to take bold steps to protect drivers, maybe even installing bulletproof windows. >> this meeting was supposed bee to centered on passengerpassengr complaint on drivers, butrs following the awful tragedy trag yesterday, the meeting begantina with a demand for new ways to to protect drivers. >> reporter: our sympathies go out to his family and i woull like to ask that we begin way wy moment of silence. >> reporter: a sombersomber beginning to this transportation hearing, remember solomon okoroh, a father of five who was work a second job as a cabdrive when he was murdered by the passengers he picked up.s he pid >> he was simply trying to makee ends meet, simply trying to earn a living by picking up fares. >> reporter: one driver drer talked about the dangling he has experienced behind the wheel. >> i have been robbed at gunpoint six times, i've beeni'n stabbed and beat up.ea >> rteporter: in response toto this violence, he is drafting df legislation to protect drivers, but when a protected barrier ba idea was brought up this theis e past, the taxicab commission coi said, the driver

he is talking about wearing a bulletproof vest. because i wanted to save his life. he wants to come back home. i wanted him to come back home but i get nervous. >> cheryl: that is sad to say because there is many good places in oakland. what advice do you have? >> listen to your children. it's like you are on the airplane and they will say in case of drop in pressure to put on your mask. parents have to take care of themselves first because many are hurt and in denial. make sure you are listening to railroad children. if you see signs of isolation or depression, don't ignore that. most other mass murders through children with mental disabilities. i have a mental illness but i'm not going to try and kill anybody. also push for gun laws and try to encourage the nra and close the loopholes and hold on to your second amendment rights. get rid of the guns, we don't need them. >> cheryl: we'll talk more about the march coming up on? >> we one thousand mothers that can be reached through our website. you can call us at any time and you do

he had the helmet and a bulletproof vest and then he had like -- he had like a jacket and he had pants and boots on. >> well, you can probably see behind me that the santa monica police are ready for a press office. and we are hoping to expand more on the report that we have been hearing that the gunman had a history of mental problems and difficult relationships with his parents. we will bring you that as soon as it goes live. back to you, kelly. >> thank you for the update. jaime? >>> there is even more and new controversy in the irs targeting scandal. an agency employee is now blasting attempts by a former high level official to pin the targeting of conservative groups on the cinncinati office and describing it as a, quote, nuclear strike. can't wait to hear this one, molly. >> this agency employee told house investigators that she was, quote, appalled that irs higher ups were pining the scandal on rogue agents in cinncinati. she says she and other cinncinati agents wouldn't have the autonomy to do something like target certain conservative groups. and she wept on to say, quote, i w

"washington post" security detail will include 66 support vehicles, 14 limos, several sheets of bulletproof glass, as well as a floating hospital. in terms of whether or not this is expected, u.s. officials say, look, africa is a developing nation, and it just doesn't have is the infrastructure that is needed to protect the president. the secret service will not comment on those figures, craig, except to say that they, on this trip, as they do on every trip, need to provide a certain amount of security detail to make sure that the president is safe. >> kristin walker from 1600 pennsylvania on a saturday morning. >> thanks. >> joining my live to talk more about the latest move on syria from the white house, staff writer for the hill and "washington post" correspondent ed o'keefe. ed and elise, good morning to you. your newspaper reporting this morning that the decision with regards to syria had been made weeks ago. why the announcement now? >> well, remember the president heads to northern ireland for the g-8 meeting. even if he was facing domestic political pressure, he was facing internati