>> i'll tell you, it wasn't really a survivalist bunker. that's a psychopath bunker.the more you learn about your coverage, the more gaps you might find. like how you thought you were covered for all this... when you're really only covered for this. hot dog? or how you may think you're covered for this... but not for this... whoa! no, no, oh , oh! ...or this... ...or this. ...or that... talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. my heaven! ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum. bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> we knew that shane miller was sort of a survivalist and we knew there was a possibility that he had bunkers hiding out in the woods. >> the investigation suddenly came back to shasta county where he had another piece of property potentially that thought he might have been staying there in the area, so everybody kind of went back on alert. >> they didn't find him. they didn't find any evidence that he'd -- that they could conclusively say that he'd been there. but he definitely had made some preparation for an underground hideaway there. >> i'll tel

>> i'll tell you, it wasn't really a survivalist bunker. that's a psychopath bunker.ition isn't easy, so at gnc, why do we do it? why do we include key ingredients found in fruits and vegetables to create the world's best multivitamin programs? why do we do over 150 quality checks before putting them on the shelf? well, here's why... ♪ celebrating 80 years of quality life and quality products. and we're just getting started. gnc. >>> we knew that shane miller was sort of a survivalist and we knew there was a possibility that he had bunkers hiding out in the woods. >> the investigation suddenly came back to shasta county where he had another piece of property potentially that thought he might have been staying there in the area, so everybody kind of went back on alert. >> they didn't find him. they didn't find any evidence that he'd -- that they could conclusively say that he'd been there. but he definitely had made some preparation for an underground hideaway there. >> i'll tell you, it wasn't really a survivalist bunker. that's a psychopath bunker. >> the bunker had

i suspect he's going to take it out to the right just carry that bunker. ian: david hearn's caddie there. brandt everson. >> this will be in a clean enough lie. peter: the back edge of the bunker he's facing is 250 yards from the hole. ian: so he has to miss the tree in front and make sure he gets enough club on it to get it out over that sand and hook a little. looks like he's done it. has it hooked enough? peter: well, the next bunker up there is going to be an issue. david: yes, it is. ian: it would have been hard to carry that bunker and i think he was trying to hook it a little more to get left of that one. david: danny is going to squelch at this one. that ought to work. a long way left. ian: well, i would say it's advantage danny lee at the moment. let's see what happens here. sudden death at the greenbrier. gentlemen, your tee time is in ten minutes. and i got you a fourth. [crashes] not everyone can be a professional golfer. i think i may have kissed someone's bumper a tad there. [airbag inflation] so, we playing from the tips? but everyone could

anderson had to locate the bunker and demline had to guide t11 into the bunker's main doorway. the target 15 by 16 feet was the one place in which the structure was most vulnerable. assumingassuming the bunker could be located, everything manufacture had to be timed with upmost precision, the object to target at 19:00 7:00 when the sun would be behind do illuminating the bunker. demline felt so much of the burden of success or failure was intense le keyed up when they filed out of the briefing shack. you got your insurance all paid up yes joe? he must have regretted. grinning broadly he delivered an answer worthy of a rich man's son, i have twice as much as i need nobody connected with me needs it. was the comeback ironically, or the truth. he gave a warm handshake, i won't say i'll see you but so long. they were routine as any highly dangerous enterprise in time of war. the launch of anvil mission was no day occurrence. in the military organization fighting in the defense of dem academy -- democracy mechanics gis of all ranks mingled up to and including the top broses. by 17:0

anderson in contrast had to locate the bunker guiding the 11 into the bunker's main doorway whether it is massive steel doors are open or not. the target, 15 x 16 feet was the one place where the structure was most vulnerable. assuming the budget could be located in the doorway identified, he had to use his video image to thread the needle. and tying with utmost precision the object was to contact via number when the sun in the western sky would be behind the drone eliminating the bunker while blinding the flat cutters. there was so much burden of success or failure, was intensely keyed up when he, joe and the others filed out of the briefing shack. you got your insurance all paid up, he asked joe. he must have regretted the clipped instantly. if it bothered joe e. didn't let on. grinning broadly he delivered an answer worthy of a rich man's son. i got twice as much as i need, i don't need it and nobody connected with the needs it. was the come back intended ironically or was it simply the truth? however he meant it, joe gave him a warm handshake. i won't say i will see you but so long

this is one of those famous bunkers. the legendary roadside bunker on 17. he is 5'7". that bunker is like 5'5". look at that. the beauties and the horrors of the old course at st. andrews. he is three under. one more day of rest for the nationals. they return to action tomorrow night when they host the dodgers. one national getting in some action tonight. jayson werth playing down in what word. went 1-2. werth has been out since mid-may after getting beamed on his wrist. wizards in action against new orleans. steph curry looking like his big brother. 26 points. pelicans beat the wizards 96-81. john wall in attendance. williams will play in the game tomorrow night. the washington castles fall 22-18 the san diego. the castles didn't lose two home matches in four previous seasons. leon: we were this close this close. san diego is not bad. they have the same record. >> we are not used to the castles losing. refuse to lose. leon: thanks. coming up next, a look at a sport you have never seen before. leon: police are trying to determine a motive after deadly gunfire at milita

ian: try to get it on the upslope of the bunker. peter: yes. jim: i don't -- peter: that was what he was trying to do. the crowd may have mobile phoned, but that was his -- moaned, but that was his wish. he's going to have a slightly level to maybe downward lie as well. join hearn will be away, i believe, here. peter: he'll be next to play. he's going to have to be really, really careful with this one. this could get away from him like the one on 17 did. it's a similar if not shorter shot. but it's very similar. ian: the lie looks quite good. even though, as you said, peter it's slight downslope. but it's a clean lie. peter: yeah, it is. i mean, if he tries to really open the blade and make a full hard swing and put a swing on it, the miss becomes more exadge rated. depends on what he wants to chew off. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] choirp jim: an uphill putt just outside of 10 feet. ian: peter i

ian: try to get it on the upslope of the bunker. peter: yes. jim: i don't -- peter: that was what he was trying to do. the crowd may have mobile phoned, but that was his -- moaned, but that was his wish. he's going to have a slightly level to maybe downward lie as well. join hearn will be away, i believe, here. peter: he'll be next to play. he's going to have to be really, really careful with this one. this could get away from him like the one on 17 did. it's a similar if not shorter shot. but it's very similar. ian: the lie looks quite good. even though, as you said, peter it's slight downslope. but it's a clean lie. peter: yeah, it is. i mean, if he tries to really open the blade and make a full hard swing and put a swing on it, the miss becomes more exadge rated. depends on what he wants to chew off. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] choirp jim: an uphill putt just outside of 10 feet. ian: peter i

he just took the right back bunker out of play there with that.l: we talk about his golfing skills but he just thinks his way around the course just so effectively, which is surprising for a guy just 21 years old. ian: i agree. and david he looks relaxed and confident just like he belongs in this position. david: he has the most perfect attitude i think i've ever seen.

. >> firefighters call it their "bunker" or "turnout" gear and, it turns out, there's a lot of it, asdiscovered when i agreed to put it all on. so where do we start? >> well, let's start by trying on some bunker gear. >> okay. >> let's step into our boots and pants. what you want to do is pull these up as you step in. pull on these straps. there you go. >> keep in mind, as you watch this, that real firefighters can gear up in a matter of moments. i needed more time and more help. heavy. >> heavy, isn't it? firefighter gear weighs somewhere between 50 to 65 pounds, fully dressed. >> wow. button it up? >> yeah. before you start with that, just grab that black hood. that's a nomex hood that will protect your neck when you're in a hot, burning building. >> if you have long hair you have to make sure every strand is tucked in. next comes fastening all the buckles on the turnout coat. >> okay, super. now, what we're going to do is put our breathing apparatus on. >> i'll help you with this. you're going to put this on like it's a coat. >> imagine climbing a ladder into a burning building wit

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. we have new news the construction project near the golden gate bridge is expected to be opened well before deadline. this is welcome news for commuters. we are joined now from san francisco with the very latest. you usually hear the opposite, that it's going to be longer, here it's going to be early. >> reporter: there were end case indications that they might finish up early, and it's impressive. i've heard within the next half hour construction supervisors will hold a conference call with cal trans and chp and other agencies to coordinate reopening. they could know when by 6:00. the highway is paved. the concrete roadway between two sets of tunnels is poured and dry. it will carry a 3,000-pound car after three hours of being poured. the striping and painting of lanes are all that remain. >> it looks like we'll be able to open early. how much earlier, i cannot really pin down the exact time. we'll coordinate with molly once we know exactly. we also coordinate with all the other agenc

you said that archie bunker's character was based on your father. did your father seem like a racist? >> it didn't represent my father, he was not what he was doing he would shout at me and i was the dumbest white kid he'd ever met. to that degree when i read about "to death us do part" the british show, not exactly the way archie, you know, the takeoff point was, my father's i don't even like to use the word bigotry, he just -- progress, he was -- he was concerned. >> opinionated? >> and afraid about progress. he was everywhere where the grass was green and knew everything. >> what was it like to grow up in that kind of household with someone that was so opinionated? >> it wasn't easy but i think it's generally hard to be a human being. i don't care what the -- you know how one was born, it is hard to be a human being. harder, for many, quite obviously, across the globe but hard in any event, no matter the circumstance of birth. just to be a human being. >> you wrote in your book i'm going to paraphrase it a little bit here, but if your father had

. >> rick bunker considers himself to be a responsible gun owner. >> you keep your guns locked upper? >> yes i do, i have a nine-year-old, and i have a gun safe. >> you would report a gun being stolen? >> yes, would i report it to the police because i don't want my gun to be hurting anyone. >> bunker owns half a dozen guns and enjoys hunting. he requires his home town of jenken town pennsylvania. >> it didn't say you couldn't own them and what kind. it dit restrict my ability to happily own guns and use them in any way i wanted to. just said if they're lost or stolen report it to the police. >> reporter: despite his support for jenkintown's law as vice president of the town council he voted to rescind it under threat of a lawsuit. intense lobbying by the national rifle association passed act 192 allowing organization he like the nr arch to sue cities and towns over local gun restrictions. >> they gave us a choice between financial solvency and safety, really. >> jenkinintown mayor ed foley. >> we have a very small budget in this town and we really can't afford to defend a lawsuit agai

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his shot goes into the bunker, woods finishes the tournament 7 over. he has ever done that. jordan spieth putting, normally his strong suit, not today. spieth is 5 under, tied for 14. dustin johnson can hit the ball long on the 18th. coleader. he goes on to the green. par 4, two puts for the tap in birdie and take a one shot lead into the third round. so, johnson has a one shot lead over danny wilit. and tomorrow will be the third round, so they will finish up on monday because of the wind and rain over the last two days. >> i think it was a tricky situation and it was unfortunate for the rna because i believe that there was nothing they could do differently. >> you know, everything is tough. the driving, second shots, putting. putting is very difficult when it's blowing this hard. >> much nicer conditions up in tahoe for the celebrity tournament. justin timberlake, forget about the mug. he will go to the party hole. aaron roger can play. the former cal qb tide for 20th. recognize him? steve young from the fareway bunker. nice shot up and down and very

i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney.n a statewide search of a man of killing five people in modesto. the search ended in san jose when police arrested the alleged killer in a parking lot at oakridge mall in the valley. that's where marianne favro joins us now with details on how officers managed to track this suspect down. marianne? >> terry, last night a san jose police officer spotted the suspect's red lincoln navigator and was able to track him down. he was parked inside this parking lot at oak ridge mall and he was arrested just before 1:00 this morning. this is the man they arrested. 30-year-old martin martinez. he's behind bars in santa clara county jail tonight accused of murder. he's suspected of killing five people inside this modesto home. police discovered their bodies yesterday after receiving a request to check on the family. >> we have identified that all of the victims inside are females. all of them are related, and the children are from ages 6 months to 6 years. >> reporter: police say martinez knew at l

in the instrument bunker, they were caught offguard. >> i realized the ball of fire was moving up. i grabbed the controls of the camera and turned the camera up and so you see it abruptly, it just suddenly jerks up. >> i was looking straight at the right spot. there appeared a very small bright light. and i first -- my first impression was, i distinctly remember, look at the bomb. and when i started to perceive i did not take off the glasses. by that time, i knew it was big. i twisted the glasses and looked down at the sand behind me. as i looked down at the sand, it was like you are lifting the curtain of the darkened room. >> before i got my hand up to start adjusting the goggles, i saw something i did not know, i have not been smart enough to interpret, and nobody had thought of it. it was a cool desert morning. the sun had not quite come up. the air was still. it had that curious chill of a hot place in its coolest hour of the day. suddenly on that cold background, the heat of the sun came to me before the sun rose. it was the heat of the bomb, and not the light, but the heat w

the willingness of the united states to give the big bunker-buster bombs to israel will have a dernt effect on iran. it will encourage iran to keep the agreements because i think frankly iran has less confidence that the israelis won't take military action against them than they do that won't take military action against them. >> one thing to that. it seems to me if you look at disagreement as a -- this agreement as a best means of safety, the best way of doing it is negotiating a strength in arms agreement. in the aftermath of an agreement that is so deficient you have to transfer such weaponry to mitigate the consequences of a deficient deal. >> thank you. we now proceed to congressman randy weberor texas. >> thank you. i hope to have some pretty simple questions for y'all. do y'all agree that if this agreement goes into effect that money will ultimately find its way to hezbollah? yes or no? >> yes. >> you pretty much all agree that that'll happen. so how much of that money is acceptable? $1 million? $5 million? how much? will anybody give us a value? >> i would say none. >> ambass

for the last couple of months i advocated we provided the 30,000 bunker buster bombs to israel and the planes to deliver them. and now we have a deal that neglects iran providing arms an support to terrorists and furthermore we have a deal to our surprise that will allow for the lifting of the arms embargo against iran. in light of all of this, and the significant deterrence that would be created by providing israel these weapons, do you support the administration's unwillingness to provide israel with the 30,000 pound bunker buster capability which is totally outside of the four corners of the deal. just like to hear from anyone? >> i actually support the administration's position on this. obviously i support the security of israel. but i think in this instance if force has to be used against tehran it should be by the united states. we are much more capable and we have much greater legitimacy internationally given the fact we've been leading this negotiation and at the head table. if they used force and i don't think it would be as effectively military and it would be difficult for t

for the last couple months, i've advocated that we provide the 30,000-pound bunker buster bomb to israel and the planes to deliver them. now we have a deal that neglects in any way to address iran's providing arms and support to terrorists. furthermore, we have a deal to our surprise that will allow for the lifting of the arms embargo against iran. in light of all of this, and the significant deter republicans that would be created by providing israel these weapons, do you support the administration's unwillingness to provide israel with the 30,000-pound bunker buster capability, which is totally outside the four corners of the deal? i would like to hear from anyone. >> i actually support the administration's position on this. obviously, i suspect the security of israel, but i think in this instance if force has to be used against iran, it should be by the united states. we're much more capable. we would have much more greater legitimacy internationally, given the fact we're leading this coalition and been at the negotiating table. if israel used force against iran, i don't think it woul

charles: divorce terns are staffing up, ashley madison users are hiding in bunkers, we'll tell you why, when we come back. charles: welcome back, heather is telling us 'her experience with no barriers. >> no barriers was founded on premise that what is within you is stronger than what is in your way, anybody with a disbill to have a right to live a meaningful life of purpose, challenge that are before some americans with disabilities are grave, whether they are veterans are war orbiter defects or issues or accidents, being with no barriers opened my eyes to how inaccessible a lot of things for americans with disability, but there are some innovations, one of your favorite topics is robotics, i had a pleasure of working with a man named henry evans, he was a m.i.t. award recepient, he is a mute quadriplegic who enjoys a meaningful, life through use of being robot technology. charles: this re-walk that i love, they are a lot of things done -- robot excite, last night, one of pioneers, stock at 50 bucks today. >> it was staggering, but problem i have with it, as much as i like that water,

. >> a truckload of illegal fireworks pulled away headed for a bunker where the fire works will be detonated. >> their name not released until charges are fired. >> now to a developing story. investigator s investigators -- 24 hours after the shooting investigators are still we are live in san francisco with the latest on this case. >> good evening. katherine's family called her kate and described her as an absolutely beautiful person. she was out here with her family and friend when she was shot along the busy area. >> the parents of katherine are numb today trying to deal with the shooting death of their daughter. >> she was a beautiful human being. we loved her so so much and we were such a close family. >> according to family her father sent the day with her in the city yesterday. they then walked along the peer when she was hit by gunfire. >> we were walking three abreast, kate and i, and a friend of ours here visiting and there was a pop. i was just as concerned about her. >> her father tried to perform cpr. >> at this point it appears to be a random shooting incident. the motive is st

. >> peggy bunker joins us live where it's time to take the power away from the s word. >> that's right, jessica. absolutely true. we're far enough out of middle school and high school where this word is more commonly thrown around. we can probably remember girls that we knew who were cruelly labeled this way. >> it's a one-word label that can devil state. >> emily was an 11-year-old girl in middle school when after a modest hook-up, her childhood crush started calling her that name. >> she survived by throwing herself into things she was good at, like theater. but, as an adult, realized that not all girls survived the vicious label. >> it's not just a female issue. it's a human issue. >> about people who didn't survive. >> for girls who are so sensitive to reputation that word can cause lifelong damage. >> that word in particular, is so powerful. all of us women could imply that we got a promotion because we look a certain way. or we deserve to be treated a certain way. >> social media has made that word deadly. in palo alto, nbc bay area news. >> a sexual assault case will move forwar

inside the bunker the body hang waj illustrates the strain with national security adviser condoleezzae seated next to him, aides are shoulder to shoulder, crowded around cheney taking and giving instructions, desperate for information. >> the stress was immense. it was very real. and could have been debilitating. it was so strong. but people really rallied. >> reporter: in those early moments, captured in these images cheney and his aides are still unsure of where the fourth hijacked plane is. >> there was a possibility that there could be a decapitation strike. they'd gone after our financial centers, our military centers of power, and now beer coming after the political leadership as well. >> reporter: from inside that bunker cheney orders fighter jets to shoot down the fourth passenger plane. an operation that wouldn't be needed. later, the president arrives and is seen consulting with cheney. perhaps even more stunning for the first time we see cheney and his wife lynn boarding their helicopter marine two, on the white house lawn flown to what for years had been called an undisclo

we got into a bunker and fighting in the bunker complex.irty business with candidates -- hand grenades. bill pulled the pin on his grenade. somebody yelled throw it and he did. yet, it blew up a foot from his face and his arm was gone. half his face was gone and his leg was hit. the medic said it did not look like he was going to make it. that usually means you are not going to make it. i retired 16 years ago and i was told a west point graduate moved in down the street. it was bill. he made it. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable richard blumenthal, united states senator from connecticut. senator blumenthal: i'm a united states senator, but i'm still new so i still follow scripts. i have the honor to say thank you to all the vietnam veterans who are here today and across the country and to read a memorandum honoring the performance of duty written by admiral thomas moreore, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff between 1970 and 1974, to all active military in december of 1973. subject, performance of duty. upon termination of

yes, there's more to it than the archie bunker crowd, chris, i agree with you.his appeal, you can't tell how far it's going to go and in what direction it might go. but, yes, one of the core pieces of it, we don't like the changes happening in america, we don't like them. we're going to say most of those them are outside of the united states. they're chinese, they're iranians, they're mexicans. but it's the "them" with the capital t, that donald trump's core appeal is all about, fear of the them with the capital t. >> to the expert, susan, you're on an airplane to australia, who do you want sitting next to you? bill clinton always won that in the past. you want that guy sitting next to you. nobody wanted al gore. who of those republicans would have a warmer context in that regard in terms of sitting next to somebody for 13 hours, than donald trump? go through the list. do you want huckabee? i don't think so. rand paul? i don't think so. rick perry? i don't think so. i'm going through the list. maybe in the end, howard, you all may be onto something. maybe this a

we didn't see for a long time the nuclear bunkers, we didn't see the syrian work on a nuclear reactorhen we discovered it. i have full respect for our intelligence. but it's very thin ice. >> what would have been an ideal to you? >> dismantling to dismantling. that was the original administration position and i think it was the right one. in fact iran actually gets both things. it gets to keep its nuclear infrakstructure and the full dismantling of sanctions. they're going to come out strong because they're getting everything they want. they're getting a pathway down the line within a decade or so to the capacity to be a threshold state with practically zero breakout time with nuclear bombs and hundreds of billions of dollar which they'll sif phone off to their terror and war machine. >> is there anything ash carter secretary of defense, that will satisfy you? >> everybody talks about compensating israel. the question is if this deal is supposed to make israel and our arab nations safer, why should we be compensated with anything? i think the right thing is not to do this bad deal. >>

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this bunker on the outside skirts is the last point not controlled by isil. what is inside of here is an isil position. and 20 minutes down the road is the isil stronghold of fallujah. after that it's thousands of kilometers until the syrian border controlled by the group. there are no heavy weapons and no armed weeks. jeff is one of 20 city council members. all of them fighters. before isil three of his sons died fighting al-qaeda. one killed himself rather than being captured. >> this is a traditional way of life with an unforgiving code. almost every evening isil launches more tores from a nearby field. one of them hit this grocery store. seven people were killed. even the hospital was targeted. 14-year-old ia was in her garden when she was hit with shrapnel. the shop next to the bakery was destroyed by a mortar. but as long as the bakery is in tact they prepare for the evening rush. jane arraff, fallujah. >> hamas said that 100 activists have been detained in overnight raids since thursday. it's demanding immediate release. those in custody have been plan

nbc bay area peggy bunker is in santa cruz. so sdif cut to try to find the motivation in this crime. >> raj, absolutely. when the 15-year-old appeared in court today, he kept his head down. and want he was thinking today in court is what he was thinking on sunday. when he allegedly abducted maftie middleton. >> a formger classmate went to see him appear in court. she told us he's an old friend. someone she was close to about two years ago. >> we were close enough back then that i knew something was wrong. he was deaf nitly depressed. >> accused of luring 8-year-olded middleton up to his apartment where he tied her up raped and strangled her and left her body in the recycling bin. >>> santa cruz neighbors say they are still struggling with the news. >> my daughter is 31 years olds. when this happened, i just thought oh, my god. >> a.j.'s old friend said she came today because she's hoping for some kind of closure. >> it's so awful. there's not much empathy you can have for him. but i can feel -- i can feel empathy for the person

months ago they walked back from their previous commitment or to close their underground fortified bunkerive the conventional arms embargo, not nuclear related, but conventional arms embargo at the same time they're going to be getting millions of if. >> you and i have talked before about the view that the military option should be on the table. i want to play sound from your fellow senator lindsey graham. i asked him what he would do when it came to dealing with iran in negotiations. take a listen. >> president of the united states and they want to break out -- a nuclear breakout. we're not just going after your facilities but after your offensive capability. we're going to sink your navy and shoot your air force down. if that's what you want that's what you're going to get. >> you have talked about taking out the nuclear facilities but i don't think i've heard you say anything about gf after the navy or army or air force, as senator graham says what do you think of that? >> military action isn't the preferred, shouldn't be the first nor would it be. >> a military action would not simply

that doesn't mean you have to turn a recruiting office into a bunker.. >> but these are in civilian areas, i think that's the difference. they're in strip malls. >> well, you know, we don't take firearms away from police officers. you know, there should be some means for these people to defend themselves. i had a long talk with the chief of staff of the army after the ft. hood incident, which was also on a military base, there was not one military person in that gathering that had a firearm. i grew up in the military. firearms were normal in these situations. by the time they called the police to get in there to help them, they had 13 dead people. >> how do you see that playing out, i know one of the things that we talk about with the military, they're not police officers, so, how do you see a scenario playing out like that? >> like i said, i'm not talking about turning these different centers and bases into fire bases, but, at the same time, they should have the ability to defend themselves in some way. and try to think of it the other way around, how

i told you when the smoke clears they'll come out of the bunkers.t's what happens when the can has stopped firing and it's been around for so many years with amazon it's become a given and here's one we haven't thought of in a long time and last year we got a call from a smaller brokerage house that chipotle might be back after a real hiatus of love. the stock worth $26 in a up couple of days and once the smoke cleared and the battle's over, 18 points today. 18 points! next up, apple had a technical breakdown and remember the world was so scared that apple was finished. why? because of a slowdown in chinese cell phone orders thanks to the one--month-old bear market over there. that created what's known as a major short base betting against apple and now the stock seems to go higher in lockstep with the three days in a row that china's bounced and we've had a multiple number of bumps who don't believe the slowdown in this cell phone business. there are always retailers that emerge as leaders of good markets and while you might not think it is possibl

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. we have new news, the construction project near the golden gate bridge is expected to be opened well before deadline. this is welcome news for commuters. we are joined now from san francisco with the very latest. you usually hear the opposite, that it's going to be longer, here it's going to be early. >> reporter: there were end c e

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. >> a fire burning in san jose has shut down one lane of highway 101 southbound. this is video that our chopper caught minutes ago, the burned-out remains of three homes. a long with a lot of grass and trees around these homes. crews have moved traffic away from the flames. this is near the hellier exit of south poundbound 101. completely burned out. no injuries to report so far, but we will continue to follow this story. the. >>> right now 100 people are searching the streets of walnut creek for an elderly woman missing since friday. marianne favro joins us live in walnut creek at the command post for this search. marianne? >> reporter: you can see that right now the command post is bustling. search and rescue teams from five different counties along with five search dogs are out right now trying to find this woman. and time is critical because she relies on medication. the team is looking for 74-year-old valentina meduisha. she speaks only russian. >> she was last seen just after she left friday around 3:00. and at that point, she used someone's cell phone to m

. >> this bunker on the outskirts is the last pointed of point not controlled by isil. after fallujah there are thousands of kilometers until the syrian border. >>> there are no heavy weapons and no armored vehicles. before isil three of this man's sons died. one killed himself rather than being captureed and beheaded. >> he called me on the radio saying he had run out of ammunition and he was going to kill himself. we ran back for help and killed 14 of them. >> every evening isil launches mortars from a nearby field. one of them hit this grocery store on the first day of ramadan. seven people were killed. even the hospital was targeted. aiya was in her garden when she was hit by shrapnel. the shop next to the bakery was destroyed by a mortar, but as long as the bakery is intacted they work for the morning russia rush. >> an investigation into claims that iran secretly developed nuclear weapons could be completed by the end of the year if a tehran cooperates. all sides say that they're getting closer to a deal. >>> there has been a series of attacks on the outtowards in

. >> nbc bay area peggy bunker is live with a remarkable story of this popular priest. >> that's absolutely right. people in this neighborhood could not believe that father john so loved in this community something like this could happen to him, which is why when he needed help, people came running. >> oh, yeah, scared silly. i think this is it. i thought he was going to kick me in the head or something. >> it was just before 10:00 at night when 89-year-old father john coleman we believe the to lock his parrish. out of nowhere, he was attacked by a mabn allegedly high on meth. one of father john's parishioners happened to be driving by and saw the attack. he jumped out of his car and in front of the attacker and was hit by the cane before tackling the assailant. the attacker has been identified as 42-year-old juan perez who, on wednesday pleaded not guilty to the attack. to which he replied, i may be chunky, but in that moment, i was strong. it was that quick strength that saved father john from any serious injuries. >> i can't thank him enough, you know. >> now, there were two other brothe

golfer's trapped in one heck of awe bunker. >> can't you talk a mully ly mulligan?s when the only way down is out and my last chance to say good-bye to my "rtm" family. >> my favorite thing over the past four years. >> how you leave him with good things and the sandwich that bears my name. your chanc

. >> reporter: in the middle of it all, jean bunker found time to create a facebook post after finding a bag of tarnished silver stashed next to a dumpster in a parking grash. >> please share this post. >> a baby cup inscribed with anl. >> reporter: thanks to her husband, the silver got polished and he made an interesting discovery. >> you could see the markings of the three digits and two digits and four digits. >> it was a social security number engraved at the bottom allowing robert to learn more about the owner who he says was born in 19 267 26. >> he enlisted in the army and served our country in the army. bought these beautiful pieces and clearly important enough to him that he put his personal identification on it. >> reporter: which is why they are on a mission to return the set to its rightful owner. >> part of his legacy is going to be going back to his family. >> reporter: if you have information about who the service belong to go to our nbc washington facebook page and leave us a comment. >> share away. >>> you know the sinking feeling you feel when you are ready to get a t

i'm peggy bunker. only on nbc bay area. a new york family made a dis discovery. their home trashed. everything from their furniture and appliances had been torn apart. police are saying this is a very unusual break in. >> reporter: the break in happened on peachtree avenue yesterday. it is unusual because very little was sfoelen, yet almost every single item inside the home was destroyed. inside the home you can see shattered plates in the kitchen, a broken clock along with leather couches and chairs that had been slashed to the foam. as she walks through her sister-in-law's home, she's in disbelief to see motor oil poured throughout the house. >> just complete shock. i've never seen a house in this type of condition ever. you can't even walk in here. you can smell the odor of the oil and it smells awful. bleach is mixed in. and there's glass everywhere. >> reporter: she says police said they had never seen anything like this. it appears to be a very personal attack on the family of six. amanda suspects it may possibly be a hate crime against the east indian family. even the kids' c

. >> reporter: cheney is whisked to the bunker the president's emergency operations center. cheney's photographer as september 11th unfolded had been held in the national archives released for the first time now as part of a freedom of information act request. inside the bunker the body language illustrates the strain with condoleezza rice seated next to him aide are shoulder to shoulder crowded around cheney taking and giving instructions desperate for information. >> the stress was immense. it was very real. and could have been chainy and his aids are unsure of where the fourth hijacked plane. is. >> there was a possibility there could be a decapitation strike. they had gone after our financial centers, the military centers of power and now they were coming after the political centers as well. >> reporter: chaney orders fighters to shoot down the fourth plane, an order that wouldn't be needed. we see cheney and his wlooi wife boarding the helicopter to an undisclosed location. we now know the first location was camp david. >> the vice president needed to be available to wa